After a recent visit to the tea room,I was sadly disappointed. I had highly recommended this to my... read more
My wife and I always go to avoncroft tea room with friends and love it. However we were so shocked... read more
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After a recent visit to the tea room,I was sadly disappointed. I had highly recommended this to my friend to find no longer home cooking just shop bought. Such a shame. Ruins the character of the Edwardian tea room. I feel they need to do...More
My wife and I always go to avoncroft tea room with friends and love it. However we were so shocked and disappointed this time. Firstly they hav turned it into a self service cafe simular to M&S and the new menu is shocking. No sandwiches...More
Avoncroft Museum was a delightful location for my friends’ wedding. Children had lots of playing space. The short mini train ride was enjoyed by all and a walk through the history of call boxes- with working phones - was an added bonus to get kids...More
My grandparents lived in Stoke Prior for most of my childhood, but for some reason we never visited Avoncroft, despite having driven past hundreds of times. We now live in Scotland, but were visiting my family in Birmingham, and looking for something interesting to do...More
We came here on Good Friday, we had a 6 hour car journey and this was a half way stop for us. All the staff we encounters were lovely from the really helpful reception staff to the guys in the telephone exchange (our 8 year...More
Took the grandchildren for a day out, we had a really nice time. Tours and staff were very helpful and knowledgeable. Would certainly go again, a bit pricey to get in and when your in there. Next time we will try and pick a better...More
Andrew, the volunteer who showed us around the windmill, gave a beautiful description of the life of a miller to our group of 8-9 year old schoolchildren. That was the start of our tour around the many and varied historical buildings. A whole school day...More
I did a full day's blacksmithing course at the museum forge with Alex. It was a really practical course and I made several pieces to bring home with me. The course was a one-t-one course and I really felt that I had made some objects...More
Well worth a visit with or without children - best time to visit summer months - always plenty of things going on. If you live in the area cheapest option is the yearly membership (family membership). There is a cafe on site good for light...More
A wonderful range of buildings, the windmill is a special treat. As well as the range of historic buildings I particularly liked the post war prefab. Well worth a visit!
