Food & Drinks at Stonehenge
Refreshments on site and picnic options in the ancient landscape.
Whether you need a quick coffee, a hearty lunch, or a spot for a scenic picnic, there are options available at Stonehenge. Plan your break with this guide to the on-site café and the best places to enjoy your own food in the surrounding landscape.
On-site and Nearby Options
The Café
Located in the Visitor Centre, the café offers a selection of hot and cold meals, sandwiches, pastries, and drinks. You can also try a traditional Cornish pasty or a locally brewed ale. All food is served in sustainable, takeaway-style packaging.
Picnics
You are welcome to bring your own picnic. There are designated picnic areas with benches in the landscape surrounding the Visitor Centre. Please note that eating and drinking are not permitted within the monument field itself.
Nearby Pubs
For a traditional pub lunch, the nearby towns of Amesbury and Shrewton have several excellent options just a short drive away. These offer a chance to relax and enjoy classic British fare in a historic setting after your visit to the stones.
Sustainable and Locally Sourced
The café at Stonehenge prides itself on using locally sourced ingredients where possible, reflecting the landscape of Wiltshire. From local ales and ciders to cakes made with regional produce, it's a taste of the area. All packaging is designed to be sustainable, allowing you to enjoy your food as a picnic in the beautiful surrounding landscape without leaving a trace.
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