Pop in for a slice of homemade lavender cake and a freshly brewed coffee in a beautiful restored barn setting at Warwickshire Lavender Farm!

Lavender Café | Warwickshire Lavender Farm

• Opening Hours: 
  • Every Saturday | 10am – 4pm
  • June - August when the field is open : Wednesday – Sunday | 10am – 4pm
• Location: Warwickshire Lavender Farm, Watery Lane, Bubbenhall, Warwickshire, CV8 3BQ
• Booking: No need to book — just turn up! Please note seats are not reserved.
• Contact: 07766 501209 | warwickshirelf@gmail.com
• Website: warwickshirelavender.com

The Lavender Café is a charming charity café housed in a beautifully restored stable barn, dating back more than 150 years, with all the original timbers exposed. Situated at the bottom of the lavender field, the atmosphere is wonderfully calm and relaxed — the perfect place to unwind. During the flowering season, the colour and aroma drifting in from the field makes it truly special.

The café serves a delicious selection of freshly baked cakes, specially made by a local artisan baker — including lavender shortbread and lavender lemon cake made with the farm's very own lavender oil, as well as gluten-free and vegan options. Hot and cold drinks are available including coffees, teas, hot chocolate, and iced coffee. Please note the café does not serve breakfast, lunch, or sandwiches, and cakes are served until they run out!

During harvesting season, keep an eye out for 'George' the tractor bringing in the lavender flowers, and enjoy the intoxicating aroma of the oils being distilled next door. Farm products — including essential oils, candles, soaps, diffusers, and more — can also be viewed, smelled, and purchased in the café, or online orders collected by arrangement.

Indoor seating is limited due to the size of the barn, with outdoor bench seats and tables on a brick patio. Well-behaved dogs are welcome on leads. Picnics are not permitted in the café area but are welcome on the field. Click here for more info on Warwickshire Lavender Farm.

All profits from the café go to charity — supporting Parkinson's Disease UK and Huntington's Disease Association research. Since opening, the café has raised an incredible £27,000 for these causes.