Visited for first time today.Beautiful medieval building. Lovely gardens too.All the staff are very friendly in reception too. Ate in the cafe.I had breakfast sandwich with bacon sausage and mushroom on fresh white bread £4.95 and delicious. My friend took up the Sept offer of any large drink or pot of tea gets you a free scone with clotted cream and jam..We were both fed and a pot of tea each for under £10 and it was delicious. You can visit the cafe without paying to go into Lord Leycester Hospital which is £11 for a ticket that lasts a year. I would highly recommend both.We will be back

What a lovely find. Would highly recommend going here. Staff were lovely, genuine and friendly, service faultless and quick. Food was tasty, hot and definitely good value for money, lots of choice. Really nice filter coffee. We will be returning when back in the area.

Came and had a large coffee and a free scone which was an excellent deal! Scone was fresh out of the oven and was delicious. Served by Stacey who was very friendly, chatty and made sure we were well looked after. Would definitely recommend :)

A really fascinating visit to a brilliantly restored site. Thanks especially to Brither Ken for the warm welcome, to the staff who were so patient and helpful to my husband who was on a mobility scooter. So grateful he was able to get round most of the site, even the garden, with their assistance. Thanks also to the cheerful cafe staff, especially the young lady with a lovely sense of humour! (Sorry we didn't note everyone's names).

Went to the cafe we have been a couple of times and cannot fault the food,coffee and the service. The great hall is such a lovely place to sit and have coffee and food. We will be going again to try the breakfasts which looked lovely. We had scones and coffee and the scones were delicious freshly baked and they came with jame and clotted cream. Keep up the good work.

We just went for the cafe in the Tudor hall which is a fantastic setting. They have Tudor themed dishes, although not all were available. The staff were friendly and very helpful, although I think they are still finding their feet. Parking is not immediately nearby, but is available in Warwick town centre, e.g., John Street.

The Lord Leycester is a very interesting historical building in Warwick, The timeline describing the adjacent history is the best I have ever seen. Could spend a good hour following the history of one of England last authentic guild rooms. The cafe has a wide range of appropriate dishes with some historical connections. It is also very good value. The venue is ideal for small weddings. The only issue is a shortage of near-by parking but on a dry day the stroll through Warwick just adds to the visit

A great experience. The staff are very friendly and welcoming and obviously loved their job. The building is amazing, you rarely get to see an original medieval building so wellconserved. The exhibitions are very informative without getting boring. Warmly recommended.

Fantastic, medieval old building with such an interesting history and it still functions as a peaceful home for today for those who have survived battle serving their county. We spent an hour and a half just looking around and reading all the information. Then we had Sunday Lunch in the in the beautiful great hall. Delicious! We had a very warm welcome from Stacey who is clearly a huge asset to this establishment. Enjoyed a huge Sunday roast (three to choose from) and traditional pudding. All very good and good value for money.

We visited this magnificent building fora family Sunday lunch and were very impressed with the quality of the Sunday Roast which was hot well cooked and tasty along with table service from the girls who were professional and good humoured catering for our many requests with a smile which always lifts the occasion. The prices for the roast and drinks are very reasonable which makes a change when dining out and the atmosphere is good however the only improvement to make would be to increase the heating as it was a little cool in the dining room. You cant help but be impressed with the 14th Century surroundings so another visit is in order to take a tour of the buildings.