The Cheese Shed

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  Steve B

  ·5 months ago

  “Quite a busy place, I hadn't expected it to be so busy. Still no wait. The sell coffee and tea, cakes and cheese Toasties to eat. The Cheese Toasties were excellent. There wlis a shop in site which also sells the products if the farm, cheese. Plenty of parking.”

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  Asier Gonzalez

  ·5 months ago

  “Ideal place if you want a warm cheese sandwich. Tasty melted cheese. Simple yet delicious. The barn is very nice on a mild/warm day.”

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  Sheila Hancock

  ·5 months ago

  “Very welcoming coffee or lunch stop, on a cycle ride or a walk, at this farm shop selling their own produce. Staff are very friendly. Coffee is excellent as is the toasted cheese sandwich. Eat in the barn if the weather is chilly but plenty of tables outside on sunny days. If you’ve never been you’ve really missed out.”

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  Kevin Lapworth

  ·5 months ago

  “We stopped for a break during a long walk. The sandwich was really tasty and service was quick. I guess it's easy when there is only 1 food item on the menu. Lovely place to relax and in our case a much needed sock change 😀 The price isn't cheap but in my good food and coffee. Well definitely be back”

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  W Ox

  ·5 months ago

  “After years of meaning to come here, I managed to catch them open on a busy Saturday lunchtime. My son had their famous toastie and couldn’t manage to eat the whole thing, so I had some and thought it was delicious. He found it a bit too cheesy and was disappointed they didn’t offer a tuna version, or ham, would have been good too. We also shared a cookie and that was delicious! The green smoothie was also very nice. My son had an ice cream and, as a secondary comment, we were told the price of two scoops, which was very good value, and very tasty ice cream. I agree with the review about paper cups and plates- not very eco friendly given that they are on a farm and ‘on trend’, but given how busy it was- it’s understandable. I also agree that the porta-loos are absolutely abysmal! Disgusting! No water or sanitiser, not every loo had toilet roll! Not good at an eatery. I’m not even sure if it’s legal..?! We too went to the deli around the corner (making the most of our day trip) and it was a very different experience. Both places have expensive little farm shops. Overall, go for the toastie and food in general, but make sure you don’t need the toilet! The staff were fine and very efficient.”

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  Nadia Alton

  ·9 months ago

  “Great place, lovely vibes, gave us a free cheese with our hot drink and toastie which was a nice surprise, would recommend”

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  J FK

  ·9 months ago

  “Visited the Cheese Shed on a Saturday whilst out on a walk to Nettlebed. A great atmosphere / barn style coffee shop serving delicious homemade cheese toasties and soup of the day along with a great selection of hot and cold beverages. There are plenty of tables and if it's a bit chilly plenty of blankets for you or your favourite four legged friend. Nice little shop selling their own cheese and plenty of other delights. Staff were very helpful and welcoming. Lovely place to stop off at, highly recommend.”

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  L. Windsor

  ·10 months ago

  “A gem! Dairy making their own cheese + a deli shop + a cheese shop (with a great selection of British cheeses) + a food counter selling cheese toasties and hot drinks. What’s not to like? Maybe the toilets (portaloos) but the staff is very friendly and there’s plenty of parking. Plus there are nice walks nearby in the Chilterns and the place is dog friendly.”

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  Mum of Boys

  ·1 year ago

  “Amazing spot to stop for a coffee & a cheese toastie. All milk / cheese made onsite. No non milk alternatives for hot drinks but soft drinks available in a really nice variety of flavours. All served in a real rustic style barn. Couldn’t help but stop in the little shop to buy a little supper offering .. fresh sour bread, cheese and fig jelly. Plenty of parking and just a lovely place to call in. Staff really lovely! Highly recommended..”

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  Chris Tidbury (The Mighty Tids)

  ·1 year ago

  “They use their own cheese from the creamery, you don't need to book even for groups, the service is pretty quick with table service (order at the counter you have a number on your receipt for when the food comes out). Some seating inside, most outside. Quaintley decorated. The pastries are wonderful, they usually have a soup of the day. The toasties are good, but it would be much better if they had the option for extras as they literally just have cheese toasties, no option for ham, onions, tomatoes or different cheeses etc in them. They upgraded their car park last year so plenty of free parking and disabled bays too if you need them. The staff seem pleasant and they also have a farm shop where you can buy milk, cheeses and other things they produce.”

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