Places to Eat
The Conservatory Tea House
Designed by landscape gardener Robert Marnock, the Peacock Garden is aptly named after its feathered residents and boasts sculptured topiary, manicured hedges, flourishing flower beds and a focal-point fountain. It's here that you'll find the original Conservatory, constructed in 1786 by local mason, William Eborall. Pop inside and pick up a light lunch, cream tea, ice cream or hot drink, to enjoy whilst you wander around this stunning part of the castle estate.
The Undercroft Café
Hidden within the lower level of the castle, the Undercroft Café offers a range of hot and cold snacks and is the perfect pit stop during a busy day. Originally used as a cellar, and later as the servants dining hall, today you can enjoy its original medieval features, such as high-vaulted ceilings. A takeaway service is available - and you'll find sandwiches, pastries and more on the menu.
Afternoon Tea
Indulge in the delicious tradition of afternoon tea at Warwick Castle's beautiful Conservatory Tea House. Savour the elegant atmosphere and stunning views of the Peacock Garden while enjoying a selection of finger sandwiches. Pair your sandwiches with freshly brewed loose-leaf tea and finish off with a selection of scrumptious cakes and a warm scone with clotted cream & jam.
Courtyard Refreshments
As you wander through the historic grounds, take a break at the Courtyard Refreshments where you'll find a selection of hot and cold treats to takeaway. (Open seasonally)
Fish &Chips
If you're looking for some traditional Great British cuisine, or a wholesome meal to satisfy your hunger, grab some freshly cooked cod and chips to takeaway. (Open seasonally)
Allergen Information
We cater for a wide range of food and drink allergies and intolerances including; Cereals (containing Gluten), Dairy, Sesame, Soya, Lupin, Celery, Egg, Fish, Crustaceans, Nuts, and Mustard.
- All of our eateries have allergy information available, to assist you in making your choice. Please speak to a member of our staff about specific ingredients before placing your order.
- Staff may not be able to offer specific advice or make recommendations beyond the 14 common allergen groups.
- Please be aware that although every care is taken to prevent cross contamination, foods containing allergens including nuts and gluten are handled in all our food outlets.
- If you have any questions or feedback please don't hesitate to get in touch.
Our food and beverage outlets offer a range of choices for guests with food allergies and intolerances. Each restaurant or food outlet has an allergen guide detailing the 14 allergens contained in menu items. Please ask a member of the team who will provide you with the guide before you select your food and drinks. These guides will outline options suitable for people with allergies or intolerances, with several dishes in our restaurants not containing any of the 14 allergens. We also have prepackaged gluten free bread products available. Please be aware that although every care is taken to prevent cross contact, foods containing allergens are handled in all our food outlets.
Accessibility Information
The tea house is accessible via a ramp to wheelchair users and those with limited mobility. There is inside and outside seating available.
Light music is played at all times.
There is a hearing loop system in operation.
There is step-free access to the shop. The service counter is 114 cm high.
The cafe is not accessible to wheelchairs and may be difficult for those guests with restricted mobility.
There is a hearing loop system in operation.
During busy periods, the café can become crowded and noisy which may feel claustrophobic to some guests. An alternative place to eat would be The Conservatory Tea House.
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