Worcester Garden Centre

Great location with plenty to do and see. Friendly and helpful staff, many facilities available such as shops and cafe area and free parking

Cafe - staff..... No eye contact, rude, snotty. Coffee - poor presentation and £4.20 for a luxury hot chocolate?! Definitely a luxury at that price. Garden area really good, just a shame about the cafe.

Really helpful and so friendly. Even the young lady we passed on the way in who was stacking shelves turned to greet us with a smile. A real pleasure and we'll be back

Lovely place to visit plenty of plants ornamental garden features. Lovely restaurant. Very pleasant and friendly staff

Quality of food from the cafe is excellent, good choice, good service and friendly staff. I would have given 5 stars, but in my opinion very pricey.

The cafe is easily my favourite one in Worcester yet, they have a lovely selection of teas and cakes, food is very vegetarian friendly and yummy ! You can finish up eating and pick up some plants and other knick knacks (everything from cards, to jumpers, to boots, to bath bombs!) on your way out :)

A great place to shop, except for one thing that really bugs me!! I have mobility issues and feel strongly that there is no way to get to the café without walking all the way through the shop. I appreciate that you want me to buy things, but this morning I had to walk all the way round to the café to meet friends, all the way back again to buy some plants and all the way back again to pay for them! I am not the only one who finds this a difficulty. Other friends prefer St. Peter's for this reason!

Far calmer than Webbs ... mostly.
Get there on opening g times if you need a parent and child space as for somewhere with a Soft Play, there are precious little of those.
The outdoor plant selection is beautifully laid out, calm, and a pleasure to be in.
John Jo and Georgia are the experts here, ask them anything about gardening and they can help you for sure.
So why not 5 Stars?
Scarcity of Parent and Child car park spaces aside, it's the indoor retail section that is such a stark contrast to the peace outside.
🛑 you'll be greeted and then have to run the gauntlet of a dozen different screens, all babbling at you simultaneously about how the product beneath the screens is the best thing ever. Its an awful cacophony of sound that's torture to your ears and mind. This and the narrow constrictive paths between them just make you want to run, RUN! ... until you are away from them!

Edit
Thank you to the owners for your reply.
I'd honestly guage how much those advertisers are paying you Vs the unknown amount of sakes you are losing as people vacate the areas where there can be several over lapping audios at once. If you could distribute then so you you can only hear one at a time, that would be better. But honestly 3 or 4 of these can be simultaneously yapping at you at one time and its horrible.

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