Welcome to The Cote Kitchen
Nestled in the serene Churncote Farm at Shrewsbury, The Cote Kitchen is more than just a café; it’s a delightful pitstop for food lovers. Renowned for its hearty sandwiches—like the Tuna & Sweetcorn Mayonnaise and Roast Ham with Apple Chutney—it offers a taste of local culinary craftsmanship. Patrons rave about the inviting atmosphere, friendly service, and a varied selection of bottled beers and ales. With seasonal homemade desserts rounding off the menu, The Cote Kitchen captures the essence of comfort dining. It’s an ideal spot for travelers and locals alike, crafting memorable meals amid the charm of the Shropshire landscape.
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Churncote Farm, Welshpool Rd, Bicton Heath, Shrewsbury SY3 5EB, United KingdomChurncote Farm, Welshpool Rd, Bicton Heath, Shrewsbury SY3 5EB, United Kingdom Hotline: +44 1743 851081
Welcome to The Cote Kitchen, nestled in the picturesque Churncote Farm along Welshpool Road in Bicton Heath, Shrewsbury. This charming café has become a delightful stop for both locals and travelers alike, providing a cozy atmosphere paired with a menu that celebrates hearty, homemade flavors.
Boasting a variety of offerings, The Cote Kitchen specializes in delectable sandwiches and comforting jacket potatoes. Try their Chicken Tikka with Mature Cheddar Cheese & Stokes Chilli Jam for £8.50, or indulge in the rich flavor of Roast Ham with Tracklements Apple & Cider Brandy Chutney at £8.95. If you’re seeking something more substantial, the café's specials are sure to impress. Think tender Churncote Steak served with Chips, Mushroom, Tomato & Onion Rings for £14.95, or a delightful Spiced Vegetable & Halloumi Burger with Habanero Relish for £13.50.
Feedback from visitors like Tina Oubridge highlights the café’s welcoming ambiance and attentive staff. She praised the cleanliness and the delicious, reasonably priced meals. Another patron, Mark Gibson, cherished his hearty breakfast experience amidst a bustling crowd—a testament to The Cote Kitchen’s popularity. It’s clear that from breakfast to lunch, the dishes here cater to diverse tastes and preferences.
Don’t overlook the selection of homemade seasonal desserts that promise a sweet finish to your meal. With a blend of local ingredients and a commitment to quality, every bite offers a taste of Shrewsbury’s culinary charm.
As you savor your meal, take a moment to appreciate the friendly vibe and the enticing aroma of freshly brewed coffee, as noted by Grant Perkins. While the kitchen becomes a vibrant hub during peak hours, the lively chatter only adds to the café’s charm, making it a perfect spot to unwind.
So whether you’re on a journey through the countryside or simply looking for a wonderful place to dine, The Cote Kitchen awaits you. With a blend of comfort food and a warm, inviting atmosphere, it’s more than just a café; it’s a delightful culinary retreat. Be sure to visit soon, and perhaps take home some local produce from their farm shop as a souvenir of your visit!
Stopped here on our way to North Wales to meet up with friends. Lovely cafe, very clean and great service. Food was really good and reasonably priced. Highly recommend.
Nice friendly cafe to stop at en route to other places. Big carpark and clean facilities. Had a hearty breakfast and nice cuppa. Looks like it may get busy at peak times so might be worth booking. Also sell sheep furs/skins for about 70 which is a nice if you want a souvenir to take home.
Great coffee, cake and fruit scone. Too cold and windy to sit outside today. Inside was busy so quite noisy, possibly because our table seemed somehow to be the focus of sounds generated all around the room. Prices sensible for what is on offer.
Found this lovely farmshop on our journey back from Wales to Suffolk. Welcoming staff and a well run cafe. The food was delicious and service was prompt and served with a smile. Picked up some local lamb and beef from the butchery, looking forward to dinner tonight!
Good, quickly served, breakfast. Efficient staff. At 11:00 it was full of breakfasters and there was a buzz of conversation, but a bit loud overall inhibiting the conversation on our own table!
A great cafe with a wonderful farm shop. We stop here every time on our way to the Welsh coast and the food is always just what we need. Today, it was a Sunday, and so their Sunday Roast was on the specials. 12.95 for a huge locally sourced roast with multiple choices! The beef, that I had was fantastic. Very tasty and butter soft! The Yorkshire was light and fluffy and topped off a brilliant meal. The sandwiches, which we have had on many occasions are always great and come with chips that are always crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Well worth stopping off at, or even a detour!
Only popped in here for a quick snack but was super impressed with the quality. Had a coffee, chips and carrot cake and it was all excellent. Didn't get a chance to have a proper look at the farm shop but would definitely return to try more of the menu and explore the shop a bit more.
What a warm and lovely welcome from all member of staff. Food was really good and served very quickly. Next door, there is a farm shop selling meat, vegetables etc from the local area. Plenty of parking on site.