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Eating & Drinking at Attingham

Three children on a wooden seat eating ice cream cones
Treats for the children | © National Trust Images/Trevor Ray Hart

Attingham has a choice of eateries, each serving a different range of food and drink. Whether it's breakfast, a main meal, light snack or sweet treat, we have you covered. There's outdoor seating wherever we serve food and drink, and indoor seating at the Stables Kitchen and Mansion Café. If you're with your four-legged friend there's covered shelter at the Dog Walker's rest in the Stables Courtyard. Paws are welcome in the Graze & Go.

The Stables Kitchen in the Stables Courtyard

Fuel your day at the Stables Kitchen. Full breakfast menu available 09:00-11:00, a range of seasonal main and lighter meals such as salads, ploughmans, jacket potatoes and quiches served 11:30-14:30, and a selection of sandwiches and delicious sweet treats are on offer throughout the day.

Opening Times:

09:00-16:00 Daily

Accessibility: Level access throughout. Assistance dogs only.

Graze and Go in the Stables Courtyard

If you're eager to explore and want to keep moving, pop in and grab yourself a snack or drink to take away with you. Serving warm sausage rolls, pasties, chilled sandwiches, sweet treats and a range of hot, cold and iced drinks. Dairy soft-serve, ice-cream tubs and dog ice-cream available. We are also trailing a returnable cup scheme where rather than a paper cup you can borrow one of our tap and reuse cups for free. Please see our returnable cup scheme at the bottom of this page for more detail.

Opening Times: 

09:00-17:00 Daily

Accessibility: Level access throughout. Dogs allowed.

A quiche served on a plate with salad
Roasted red pepper and cheddar quiche | © National Trust/William Shaw

Mansion Cafe at the Mansion

The Mansion Cafe, positioned in the West Pavilion of the Mansion, was once Lord Berwick's woodturning room, now with refurbished Outer Library with views across the Parkland. Serving warm sausage rolls and pasties, chilled and iced drinks, sandwiches and sweet treats. If you find yourself wanting a stop off as you explore the estate, why not drop in and treat yourself.

Access to the cafe can either be from the west path around the Mansion or the right corner of the Outer Courtyard. The Outer Library is fully wheelchair accessible. 

Scoop ice-cream available from our pod at the corner of the west path.

Opening Times: 

Mansion Cafe 11:00-16:30 Daily

Scoop Pod 12:00-16:30 Daily

Accessibility: Ramped access to cafe via a gravelled walkway. Assistance dogs only.

The Orchard Kitchen Kiosk in the Field of Play

The Orchard Kitchen has a range of light snacks available to takeaway. Outdoor seating is available. Warm pasties, sausage rolls, sandwiches, sweet treats dairy soft-serve and a range of hot and chilled drinks available. We are also trailing a returnable cup scheme where rather than a paper cup you can borrow one of our tap and reuse cups for free. Please see our returnable cup scheme at the bottom of this page for more detail.

Opening Times:

11:00-16:30 Daily

Scone of the Month

New month, new scone!

August's Scone of the Month is our tasty Blueberry & Oat Scone, served with jam and cream as part of a delicious cream tea.

Will you be trying one this month?

A selection of the Blueberry and Oats scones being prepared with a white chocolate drizzle.
Blueberry and Oats scones being prepared with a white chocolate drizzle | © National Trust Images/William Shaw

Cutting down on waste

Remember your reusable cup 

Every time you present a reusable cup when you order a hot drink at one of the cafés, you’ll get 25p off as a thank-you for helping the environment by reducing the number of disposable cups used.

For more information visit Phasing out single-use cups | National Trust 

Returnable cup pilot scheme

We are also trialing a returnable cup scheme in the park to help reduce waste and support our new strategy: People and Nature Thriving

When you order a take-away hot drink, rather than a paper cup, you can now borrow one of our Tap and Reuse Cups for free. Pay for your drink as normal, then tap your bank card on the Tap and Reuse reader to link the cup to you. Enjoy your drink and return the cup to any collection point in the park. Scan the QR code to check how long you have left to return your cup and to see nearby collection points.

If the cup is returned within seven days there is no charge. If you choose to keep it, you will be charged £3 after seven days and the cup is yours.

For more information visit circularandco.com/tap-and-reuse

Allergen Information

Most of the food and drink served is prepared on site in our kitchen, using a wide range of ingredients. As a result, we can’t guarantee that any of our food and drink products are completely allergen free. 

If you have an allergy or intolerance and would like ingredient information about the food and drink served, please ask the staff, who will be happy to help.

Always check when you visit

Visited before? We sometimes change our recipes to improve quality and flavour, including the ingredients. When you visit, please speak to one of our team to check the current allergen information for your favourite dish.

Thank You

Every cuppa or tasty treat you buy helps us to continue looking after places for everyone to enjoy.

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