Barley Wood Walled Garden in North Somerset

The best cafe in the world. Such a beautiful setting and lovely friendly service. The friand cakes are to dieee for!!!

Lovely walled garden full of veg and fruit with a shop selling the produce and several artistic work shops.

Love the walled garden......such a beautiful setting and a pleasure to walk around

Lovely quiet place in beautiful surroundings. Very peaceful with a little cafe, honesty based veg shop, and a couple of artist's studios.

Working walled garden with amazing honesty veg shed. Seasonal cafe, outdoor seating only. Traditional cider maker using on-site orchards. Various artists' studios and free parking.

A dreamy other world of amazingness! We stopped after an airport pick-up to calm and reset and this was just the ticket. A lovely coffee and delicious cake from the little cafe, an enjoyable amble around the vast amounts of beautiful-looking veg and top up of said veg from the little on-site veg shed. We took home such a delicious haul with the heritage tomatoes and purple basil being a total hit for our dinner guests. Wished I could have stayed there all day. Don't be afraid to take a detour to find this gem.

Lovely area with a very productive fruit and vegetable growing business. The Ethicurean Restaurant which used to be on site has recently closed down but there is a little pop up selling coffee - opening hours seem erratic. Really lovely to look at the artists' studios: a couple of potters, representational art and I think someone doing fused glass as well. Pottery courses are available - amazing bit fill up very fast, book early!

Gorgeous walled garden filled with an abundance of fruit, veg and flowers. Such a wonderful place to stroll around taking in the surroundings and the views. Sadly the cafés and artists studios were all closed (in peak summer holiday season) with no notifications as to why and on line showing still open! There are a few areas where you can sit and have a packed lunch or enjoy something from the cafés (if open) I thoroughly enjoyed my time there and will revisit. There are customer toilets and free parking available. Disabled access, gardens are sloped but paths are smooth and easy to navigate. No dogs allowed.

A beautiful place to while away a sunny afternoon, some artist studios to look at, a little cafe with snacks and soft drinks, the cider barn, and the veg shop selling all the veg from the garden.

Cafe NOT open even if the CAFE OPEN sign is out... Make sure you read the smaller print on the sign as you negotiate the narrow entrance.

Wonderful set menu..non alcohol drink tasters fantastic. A real treat....

Lovely and interesting kitchen garden in an interesting sloping site with great views. Really inspiring if you grow vegetables yourself. Also some interesting workshops and studios, and tea/coffee/cakes at the weekend. Including absolutely delicious home-produced apple juice.

beautiful place to visit and walk around working gardens and artists studios. cider made on site isn't too bead either!

A beautiful place, wonderful gardens, great cider, good company

This is a beautiful garden with amazing views. Unfortunately, there was nowhere to get a drink or cake etc. We walked down to the cafe which we found out was only open Friday -Sunday. We then tried the restaurant which we were informed was closed at 3.30pm. I haven't been for a few years, but I was very disappointed as I can remember always being able to get refreshments in the restaurant. You also used to be able to buy fresh produce and cider, but this was also closed.

Stunning gardens in a beautiful setting. A lovely place to visit on a summer's day. Beguiling panoramic vistas towards the Mendip hills. Light refreshments available at the coffee Dive stop on Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays. An impressive choice of vegetables for sale in the shed and plenty of handy parking. What's not to like.

Beautiful no dig walled garden, lots to see for the green-fingered. No dogs allowed

Beautiful gardens small coffee shop with outside seating, art gallery, pottery and resterant. Free entry but very small did not live upto expectations, nice for the villagers to walk to and spend an hour but if driving from outside of the village finish your trip with a walk around Wrington.

Nice place, relaxing and peaceful

Beautiful setting with impressive gardens

Always magical, superb Sunday lunch at the Ethicurean

What a fabulous find! Absolutely beautiful, great coffee, delicious cider and lots of studios to look in.

Lovely organic kitchen garden. Good coffee and cake from Dive and part of local arts week, so was able to buy some cards and pictures from local artists. Good morning out.

Quaint, could do with a shop. Fantastic views

Free entry, beautiful location with excellent fruit & vegetables ( to buy also) by no dig method. Fantastic Michelin restaurant onsite. Stunning herbaceous border. What's not to like!

Gorgeous location. No cafe this time, but will try again and for the restaurant

Amazing garden. Very beautiful.

Very nice place and a great place to chill.

Wonderful gardens. Restaurant soon to open but no longer for delicious takes and tea

Restaurant stilled closed but lovely Wales gardens and a friendly (vegan) coffee van

Yes, this are really nice gardens. They also sell the Veg and fruit which they grow. Nice adjoining Cafe to eat in, or buy a picnic lunch to eat in the gardens.

Beautiful old walled kitchen garden in full production, a sight to behold. Lovely pre booked picnic as well.

We unfortunately came on a day when everything was shut except for the garden. The garden was beautiful and easily accessible for my elderly mother on her mobility scooter we were so glad we could walk round it and see it in all its splendour with her.

Went to the Cider Barn for a drink with friends. It's just a lovely place to be...

Stunning walled garden. Pleasure to walk around and enjoy.

Beautiful but dogs not allowed even on lead

Lovely walled kitchen garden on slope facing beautiful views. Restaurant also on premises which looks good we just had cakes and they were delicious. Some local studios also on premises glass Potter etc...

Over priced . menu not very clear

Spacious grounds with far teaching views over countryside. This hillside location is home to orchards, vegetables and flowers. I was delighted to find rows of sweet peas flowering in profusion, their scent filled the air. All is well looked after and it has a large restaurant within the grounds. It was very busy when we visited during school holidays. Flowers, fruit and veg can be bought there. Well worth a visit but book ahead if you want a meal too.

Excellent cider tasting session would thorughly recommend

Fantastic. Lovely cuisine, lovely staff.

Pretty surroundings. Relaxing place to visit. Lovely food that's locally grown

Fabulous views particularly if you sit on the bench by the water Lillies at the top of the garden. Shame we couldn't eat there as an need due to a wedding party, however there are 2 fantastic pubs in the nearby towns 5 minutes away.

Beautiful place and great cider. Very interesting tour of the traditional process

my Real Name Is Lee Hawkins And I Had To Tell You This Place Saved My Life I Was There In The Year 2000 When It Was A Rehab for Alcohol And Substance Abuse Such A Wonderfull Place I Remember Going To The Gardens And Doing Tye Chi Im Clean today Because Of That Place Plz Plz Reopen It and Let The House There Do Miracles Once Again

Beauty of a setting with warm confident service and cooking. . Really earthy fresh flavoured starters, main stew was excellent as was pudding.. . .good music too. Would be five stars but ploughmans for what it was slightly over priced we thought