Bashley Manor Tearooms in New Forest - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Tea and cake were both lovely. The restrooms themselves are very nice. We sat outside in the beautiful courtyard and soaked up the atmosphere!

Breakfast is a challenge to complete. The range of cakes and my favourite Tea Cakes keeps me coming back. Well done to Neal and the team.

After visiting 4 years ago we thought we would return for some lovely tea and cake while we were holidaying in the area. What a disappointment. On entering the cafe it was clear the menu was limited with nothing substantial. Choice of cakes was minimal too (3-4) Coffee and cake was fine but served on paper plates and in paper cups. Such a shame, the visit this time was memorable for all the wrong reasons.

So lovely sitting outside in the courtyard of the bashley Manor tea rooms in the sunshine on Sunday May 14th 2023. The staff were friendly and a man called Neil was very helpful with my food order. In fact he customised some gorgeous rustic bread and topped it with oozing melted mozzarella, tomatoes and garlic pesto..it was delicious and tasty. The coffee was extremely good and I also had a cold apple drink. There was a spring fair on in the courtyard near the motorcycle museum and it was a perfect day. Really love this place..give it a try you will not be disappointed. A big high 5 to Neil and his team. See you soon.

Delicious food served by very friendly staff who couldn’t do enough for us. The cute animals outside are a bonus too! Didn’t have a cheesecake this time, but you need to have one when you go! I take half back home with me as they are very decently sized!

Just had a cake and coffee which was good. Really liked the decaff coffee which came from a proper coffee machine and. not just instant coffee which one seems to get when you ask for decaf.

Excellent quick lunch while in the area. Tasty pasties and tea cakes. Good latte and flat white coffees. Prompt and friendly service!

Visited the Sammy Miller museum went for a tad and cake next door at this cafe which is a separate cocern. Cake and tea was fine but the notices on the tables were not welcoming at all. Only to be used by cafe patrons and no helmets or leathers on the tables! Wtf. What is wrong with these people. Cafes are supposed to be hospitality..... Not an inconvenience...

This morning (09:15am) we stopped for tea at the Bashley Manor Tearooms and I also ordered a pastie. When I collected the pastie it was awful, the pastry base was black and the sides were dark brown all the way through, the filling was dry and salty and unpleasant, possibly from being heated up quite a lot the day before and again for me. I returned the pastie and explained the problem to the person in charge (a man with dark hair) and his reaction was unbelievable, he took the pastie from me and in one move hurled pastie, plate and all behind him saying there was nothing wrong with it, he had 200 more on order and no one else had ever complained. He then ignored me. The lady on the till said “am I meant to give you a refund” and I said yes please, she then said as I had paid by card the man had to do it, she asked him and he eventually came over banged open the till and without saying anything gave me £4, when I said I had paid £4.50 he snatched another 50p from the till and held it out. I turned and left and as I did so he muttered something under his breath. His whole behaviour was appallingly rude, I can only think he bases his customer service skills on Basil Fawlty from Fawlty Towers, his attitude was shameful. In catering there will always be from time to time food which is not up to scratch for whatever reason, the way to deal with it is to apologise and replace it or refund with a smile - not turn the whole experience into a scene from a 1970’s sitcom. I know the difference between food that is not my personal preference and food that is not of merchantable quality and the pastie was most definitely the latter - totally inedible and not fit to be sold. We will not be visiting the Bashley Manor Tearooms again and will not recommend it to anyone else or take visitors there. We will still visit the Sammy Miller Museum which is first class, We”ll just go elsewhere for refreshment.

Been here a couple of times a few years ago it was great proper cups and plates…. and lovely sandwiches and cake. But in 2020 when covid hit it changed to paper cups and plates which I understand but they are still using them…. And they said they are to stay, they have stopped the lovely sandwiches, all though the cake was still very nice the paper coffee cups were not…. So sadly we won’t be eating there again

My friends and I bought teas and coffee and asked for some extra hot water. We were shocked to be told very curtly that they charge 50p as often people bring their own teabags and just have free hot water. We had just bought drinks. The assistant was unfriendly and unwelcoming. Also all food and drinks are served in throwaway containers. Surely with their kitchen they could be washing up?

The food is amazing and reasonably priced. The portion sizes and decent and the cakes are all fresh and taste amazing. The kids love coming up here for cake ans a drink! staff are really friendly too. It’s clean and tidy.

Absolutely vile food. Oil needs to changed my chips were disgusting. Cakes were watery and stodgy. Tea and latte taste soooo weird and rank Customer service was absolutely diabolical. Will never be visiting again 🤢🤢🤢🤢

I have visited this tearoom 3 times now and will not be visiting again. Such a shame, when it has the potential, and probably is an absolute goldmine because of it's location in the courtyard of the wonderful Sammy Miller Museum. On previous occasions, my visits were during quite constrained Covid times earlier this year and last and primarily for coffee with friends. I was not overly impressed with the customer service on those occasions but this time was the clincher. I ordered cake and a " very hot latte with no froth please". The lady on the till did not seem as though she had been there long as she subsequently seemed unsure about the card machine, I might be wrong. But she responded, not kindly with, "It comes out the machine as it comes". Other venues have no problem with scraping the froth off and even topping it up with more hot water. So I asked if I could have a small pot or cup of boiling water...my intention being to do the job myself. The response was "We have to charge you 50pence for that". You may or may not think that is unreasonable, I do! My order is finalised, I proffer my card, follow the instructions and the screen goes blank. I ask the lady if it has gone through okay, she didn't know and sought help from the blonde lady who I understand is a co-owner of the business. At the same time I ask if I can have a receipt please. The staff conclusion is that the machine has gone to sleep. The male, who I understand is also a co-owner comes over, resolves the machine issue and I ask again for a receipt please. This causes more stress to the extent that the response from the male is to raise his eyes to the ceiling at me!!!!!!! Had I not had such a lovely visit at the Museum, I would have taken them to task at that time, but I did not, remained calm and chose my moment. The coffee and cake were placed on the table, currently set up on the outside of the building. The blonde female placed them and said a number. I asked if it was my order as I didn't know the number. She brusquely says, "It's on your blue paper". I hadn't seen a blue paper. She points to my folded serviette, where the lady taking my order had placed the paper with the number inside it. I have not experienced such a bad customer service attitude for a very long time. I am amazed they are still in business. The problem is that in all fairness, their cakes are good but ridiculously large portions, one portion is almost enough for four people - which could be cut in half and the price reduced by a third and actually make more money. My cake order was put in a paper bag but most food orders were coming out in POLYSTYRENE boxes, which I remember from last time, and plastic knives and forks, drinks in cardboard cups rather than crockery. In this day and age and being is one of most beautiful areas, you would think they would be more caring towards the environment. The shame of all this, is that they are in a privileged location at the Famous Sammy Miller Museum and yet they do not enhance the venue. Hopefully others who have had a similar experience will start to speak up, and review them like me.

Went for breakfast with my Father who lives in the area. The breakfast was fantastic, one of the best breakfasts I’ve have in a long time. Everything was freshly cooked and good quality and when you throw in the great service it was definitely a winner from my perspective. I said to my Dad that is was a good job I didn’t live near as that would be my Sunday morning staple!!!

This is on the site of the amazing Sammy Miller Museum, run independently. We were here to visit the the museum. We usually prefer to have a cooked meal at lunchtime when on days out but sadly This establishment does not have any main courses on their menu. The cake was nice but rather too large a portion It's a great shame the menu offering is not better, as it would be a lovely location to visit on its own.

We are regulars to the tearooms, Sometimes visiting once a week. All the food is hot fresh and cooked to order. Cake is all homemade and the potions massive. This is our favourite place to visit hubby likes the bikes I love the shops and...

Spent another lovely day at Sammy's lovely lunch prepared by very friendly and happy staff will definitely visit again very soon

visited here last week with my mum and brother. The cakes looked amazing I had the lemon meringue cheesecake and it was amazing tasted so good. Will visit again very soon.. Love all the animals that they have outside..A great place to come and visit.

Have visited Bashley Manor a few times and have enjoyed the home cooked food and was served by friendly smiling staff that are doing a good job of navigating the COVID restrictions whilst still giving a good experience. Will be back soon for an all...

This is our first point of call after our drive up from Bristol for a holiday. I had a roast beef and melted cheese ciabatta fried onions with chips which was absolutely mouth watering, freshly cooked and hot, for desert one of the many home...

We visited Sammy Millers Motorcycle Museum and stopped in for a late lunch. The food was excellent and the chef friendly and accomodating. A little pricey, but at least the good was good. 👍

Ordered the all day breakfast, we were told it would be a while as they were busy, to be honest they weren’t busy at all, waited 40 minutes, was going to ask for my money back but it turned up just as I had given...

A friend and I usually end up here after walking in the woods nearby. They have a fabulous selection of cakes and light refreshments and it's very Covid secure. Today however I managed to knock over a fresh cup of tea which spilled down my...

Two of my passions, Bikes and the best gluten free cake, in one place. I love this tea room, mainly because of the GF options. I have a restricted diet, so it is always appreciated when I find somewhere that caters for me. The carrot...

Lovely place to visit and the children loved the animals however after reading good reviews about the cafe we decided to try it and I was looking forward to the cake. I found the staff very rude, rolling theirs eyes at each other when I...

Visited on a whim with a friend as we fancied a cream tea at the end of a morning and lunch in Bournemouth. Arriving at 2.30pm, we timed it wrong to visit the museum AND eat, so the cream tea won (sorry Sammy, next time!)...

Popped in here for a snack and a cuppa, very clean and tidy, well thought out covid procedures. Cakes were to die for, especially my mothers as she has ceoliac disease so was wonderful for her to have gluten free cake, staff very friendly and...

I always come here with my toddler when I’m visiting my Nan. The Food is freshly made to order, everything is very clean, including the toilets. All the staff are lovely. Very good value for money, the portion sizes are generous! One slice of cake...

Food freshly made to order. Spotlessly clean and lovely friendly staff. A lovely place to visit any time of year. Definitely recommend the tearooms to anyone.

Nice cup of tea and coffee and two mahoosive sausage, onion and cheese baguettes. Glorious taste, just what we needed after a longish journey, thank you!

Couldn’t believe the bad review below. We arrived and placed our order for the cream tea. A lovely box arrived which we opened to find two large piping hot scones, one plain, one fruit, two butters, loads of good quality strawberry jam and another large container full of fresh clotted cream. See photo for proof. Scones were fantastic, light, warm and we loaded them up with toppings. Some businesses fail to adapt to Covid and fail but Bashley have safely adapted to provide a lovey morning out.

Such great portion sizes! Especially the amazing cakes, they are massive! You'd pay £6 in a pub for a teeny tiny piece of cake, this is 5 times as big lol. We love going not only for the food and amazing staff but it's great for children with lots of animals to see and donkeys to stroke. Lots of seating. And the boxes for extra covid protection is a great idea. All covid safe.

It amazes me that people moan about the price of the cakes. They taste amazing and when you look at the size of them, £4 is completely reasonable and worth every penny. If you don't like it, clear off to Stewarts where you'll pay almost the same price for a ¼ of the size.Will be back for my Biscoff Cheese Cake soon guys

Been following them on Facebook salivating at their cakes. What a disappointment in real life though ... Cakes are £4 a slice!! Cream tea £7 ... thrown in a cardboard box no plates provided and plastic knifeCoffee was vile served in paper cup Really poor quality cream tea - we felt proper ripped off.Ladies who worked there were nice enough.Covid measures taken but you should reduce the prices if you cant provide the same standards!! Disappointed, wouldnt go back.

Thoroughly enjoyed Lunch here today. Home made asparagus and Brie Quiche with gluten free pastry, and delicious home made Turkey Burger. Served in the courtyard with social distancing in place. Very efficient and friendly staff. We will definitely return for Afternoon Tea to sample some of the home made cakes and pastries we saw displayed in the chiller cabinet.

Greasy spoon-style cafe. Poor coffee and we were stinking of chip oil all day. No alternative milk apart from soya. Won't be back.

We went in for a coffee and scones. The tea was weak and tasted like chalk. The coffee was just hot water with chocolate on the top and no coffee beans. The scones were dry and crumpled like sand. We politely told the management and she completely flew off the handle at us. She ranted at us saying 3 burley blokes shouldn’t be coming in having a go at us women. We are probably the nicest bikers you’ll ever meet. The manger went crazy. We didn’t even care about the money. Thought we would do her a favour by saying it tasted horrible. She was obviously having a bad day and taking it out on her customers. This woman is only useful working in a prison. Customer service is definitely not her thing!

First time here what a great little place so comfortable and cozy, staff were very friendly and attentive, it's in a great setting as well , as its next to the museum ! But back to the tea rooms breakfast was excellent all freshly cooked and plenty of it , also the home made desserts looked delicious not for the faint hearted for sure, go give this place a try you won't be disappointed. Well done all definitely be back ...

A great place to go for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or just a drink. Had a fantastic breakfast bap there this morning. The kitchen is open so you can see that everything is freshly cooked too. The cakes on display looked amazing (hoping for a try on the next visit ). I highly recommend their afternoon tea too. The staff were friendly and very welcoming and look forward to my next visit there soon.

My husband and I have been here many times. Himself - if there in time - has the Bikers Breakfast which - as with everything - is always freshly cooked and the size of a main meal. Definitely value for money. Why would I want to cook it ??!! Could write a book on the cakes - but I will not. Taste as good as they look. Always get a take away. Coffee cake for himself and bread pudding for me.As everything freshly cooked it isn’t a Fast Food Joint. We go there to enjoy a chat and also to catch up with family and friends. Knowing when the food arrives it will definitely be worth the wait.

Have visited before and the lady that makes the cakes is amazing. Her cakes are light and delicious and made with love. On this visit I was feeling hungry and opted for a bacon roll - the young lad jack was cooking and he cooked my bacon to perfection. Please give a High 5 to Jack from me. The staff are always friendly and attentive and that is why I visit most weeks. It is also lovely to sit outside (weather permitting) with a cuppa and a piece of delcious cake..the cafe also serves lunches like quiche and salad and cream teas.

Situated at the Sammy Miller Bike Museum grounds. Had a bacon sandwich with coffee for breakfast here and it was a good butty! Went back after visiting the museum for lunch. Ate a good burger for lunch, well cooked and meaty. Good coffee and fresh orange juice. Excellent and a good price

Returned for a second visit as I was in the area. Great and friendly service, awesome quiche, fab homemade cakes. Really enjoyable and highly recommended. Kids really enjoyed it

Visited today as a group of 5 adults and 8 children. Some of the food was burnt, it came out in dribs and drabs. One item was forgotten so we asked for the burger and they brought us a cheeseburger. We advised we had ordered a burger no cheese and could it be replaced we were told they would scrape the cheese off and we told them no thanks as we ordered a plain burger. An hour after ordering we asked for the burger and the owner shouted at my friend in a roomful of customers that it needed to cook. Another friend went over to complain and said I thought the customer was always right and the owner was rude and told her that she was twenty years out of date and the customer is not always right.We are locals who have visited this cafe on numerous occasions. My last visit was also poor as I had paid for two cakes and an afternoon tea. The scone came out with no tea which I had to ask for and I never got the other two cakes and only remembered when I got home.Wont be visiting the cafe again

Have visited this place 3 times now, lovely food, reasonable prices, staff could be a bit friendlier and helpful. My mum is elderly and only wanted 1 slice of toast and scrambled egg, on the menu it was priced for 2 toast and scrambled eggs... I was told that it would be the same price whether she had 1 slice of toast or 2! Not sure I will visit for lunch/snack again!

I work in a cafe myself and was told about this place from one of our customers, so "liked" it on fb a month or 2 ago with a view to visit.

Been to this lovely place a few times now. Cakes are restaurant quality and the staff and owner are very friendly. What more can one what. Super clean and fresh what’s more to say keep it up guys xx

Where do i start ... the cakes are sublime stunning and super portion sizes .... whats more the pastries and meringues are superb.

Parents have been a few times before and always spoke positively about it so went along as a family of 5 and glad I went. First off, staff really friendly, made you feel welcome as soon as you step through the door. Nicely laid out, good decor and more importantly its clean.

A well presented quality meal in very pleasant rural surroundings adjacent and within the grounds of the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum in New Milton.

Recently took my 3 yo and 1yo here as it’s great afternoon out. There’s a playground, ducks, goats and alpacas to look at, and a lovely tea room selling gorgeous homemade cakes and coffee. The staff are so lovely- we need more independent places like this!

Visited on a sunny easter monday and sat outside in the courtyard area. The cafe provides (free) water on tap (nice touch - as some places charge or it is not available!!)...whilst I was ordering a black coffee I noticed the yummy cakes on display. A young boy called jack served me and he was very polite and friendly - he said his mum makes the cakes. I chose the raspberry and white chocolate cake (as I have a strawberry allergy, and usually all the cakes are strawberry!!).. the cake was 'yummylicious'...love the cafe and the friendly staff and will definitely be back soon..X

We went here after visiting the motorcycle museum for lunch.

Visited after a trip around Sammy Millers motorcycle museum. Great coffee & cake, huge portions. Friendly staff and pleasant surroundings, I will be going again.

Brought my young daughter and her friend yesterday for cake. We enjoyed it so much we came back today for lunch. Food was all lovely. the kids loved the animals and gift shops have lots of handmade items..we brought some chilli jam

After walking the Museum this was well placed to have a snack before continuing our trip. The place was busy but staff were coping. it was a while but boy was it worth waiting for it was genuinely one of the best burgers I have eaten in years. Reasonable prices too.

Took family out for lunch as my son reasontly came home from tour of sudan from army both had classic ham.egg.chip it was great my wife had mushroom soup

We often stop here a lovely little spot food and drink always delicious and staff friendly and helpful. Fabulous idea opening one end so we can visit with our dog whatever the weather.

I just have to thank the staff at Bashley Manor Tearooms, for their continual excellent food and service.

I have been to the tearooms on many occasions with my family and found it great but last week I noticed a (new?) chef cooking and almost constantly wiping his nose on his t-shirt! Really horrible to see and in this day and age totally unacceptable. If you are unwell please stay at home!!! Other staff were very good as usual but if that man is cooking in the future we will only have cake!

absolutely lovely place. Me and my family came here, although we was too late for lunch and then couldn't pay the minimum by card, the curtious owner came out and gave us two free coffees, would highly recommend the place and get there earlier next time for the food :)

Enjoyed a delicious early morning breakfast today with my family. Fresh and tasty food. Only slight negative was the scrambled egg which looked and tasted like it had been microwaved. Will definitely be returning to try the homemade cakes which looked amazing.

Popped in today for lunch. Had delicious homemade soup with garlic bread and my daughter had a lovely cheese and ham toastie. Quick service and lovely clean surroundings. Easy parking and nice shops in the courtyard.

We Have been to this place about 15 times this year we love it. they don’t make places like this anymore.

Stopped here for the s come time after a lovely experience in the summer, and still a great decision choosing to stop here! It was just after 2pm so restaurant was only about half full so Busy as my last visit in the summer but still more than I expected this time if year! Great choice in the menu, I had a breakfast which hit the spot! I don’t know who makes the cakes but they looked soooo good.. sadly I was too full from my breakfast to try one, I will next time. Keep up the good work everyone!

Popped in with my daughter at 2.05 Saturday. Despite 4 staff that I could see out front, never mind who was in the kitchen, we were told they couldn't do anything hot for lunch or even sandwiches! They didn't close until 4. Funny way to run a cafe, won't be back.

I like this place. We have visited many times with friends and also with kids. The courtyard is handy for kids and the animals are an added bonus for keeping kids happy. There is even a little park. The cafe provides the usual cafe style food and is easy and enjoyable.

Good but expensive. Two people quick lunch with a coca-cola £15 min. Wasp issues in the summer sitting outside and a sign on the till that states "dont ask us what we do!" which is a little annoying I guess for the staff but its part of being a food outlet and a good way to up sell. Some people would be offended, not me, but some folk.

Great cafe with good food and friendly staff. Will go back again. Also do vegan and vegetarian options - so good all rounder.

All of which are made on the premises & as you can see the whole kitchen, you can watch them being made.

I recently visited Bashley for the 4th time and what can i say.... The staff were attentive, the food was excellent and i will defiantly be returning. I live locally and so happy iv found this little gem.

I was extremely impressed with the breakfast. Nothing but high quality ingredients, unlike some other local establishments. The staff were friendly, helpful, and efficient. Great service. Good coffee as well. All in all, a really good experience.

We took our Grandsons to the motorcycle museum next door and called in for lunch. We were amazed at the quality of food. The food was served by the owner who was very friendly also making sure that everything was alright. The staff took the order for food they were very friendly and efficient. The food was delicious and of very good quality. The home made cakes looked amazing but we were to full after the lunch to sample them.

Friendly staff, lovely food, worth driving to for breakfast 930-1130 or afternoon tea, all cakes and desserts are homemade

With the other half in the Motorbike museum, we had a look at the birds, animals and the three small craft shops. Then it was time for a cup of tea. Very pleasant staff one of whom carried our order to a table outside so we could enjoy any breeze that was going.

A friend & I often pop in here for tea and cake or a breakfast with coffee - we always enjoy our times here - it can get very busy so be prepared to wait

I have just been into the tea rooms for breakfast. There were 7 of us. Our orders all came together. The food was hot, well presented and filling.

We are on the Slimming World weight loss plan and so I messaged to check that jacket potatoes were available today. Suzanne responded quickly and not only reserved a table but put aside 2 potatoes and cut down on the mayonnaise in the tuna mayo especially for us. The food was hot and tasty and the accompanying salad was generous and colourful. Super service. Thanks so much

Had ran out of jackets what we wanted to order Staff are rude & very unprofessional Will avoid at all costs & never go back The garden centre down the road is better Is in a good setting if you like bikes

Really disappointed with this tea room, qued for 10 mins to make my order while it took 3 servers to take the order of the people in front of us, when it was our turn we were told we could not order a breakfast, despite us waiting and it still not being past 11.30 their cut off time.

Had breakfast with my family one of which is in the army he enjoys the food so much we go when we can .the staff r very friendly to the point there TR eat us like family every time. Cannot fault anything. Hope Neil the boss get well quickly he very much missed by Sarah and myself thanks xxx

We went in the tea rooms for a break whilst visiting the Sammy Miller Museum. It was busy but service was good and friendly.

Have visited twice to eat with my partner and daughter and both times were great have enjoyed the vegetarian sausage bap and vegetarian burger and both were excellent! Good to see somewhere cater for vegetarians with decent food and great tasting reasonably priced and lovely staff especially Taylor will definitely be returning

We visited on a fairly busy Saturday lunch time. Service was very prompt, welcoming and friendly . Plenty of choice on the menu. We opted for the jacket potato and toasted sandwich . Didn't have to wait too long considering how many people were in there . It didn't disappoint when it was served up either . A huge potato served with a very generous salad , the toastie was packed with filling too. Looking forward to our return visit when hopefully we will make room for some of the delicious looking cakes!

Well cooked food reasonable prices, great mug of tea and sausage bap. Good choice menu and friendly staff. Nice place to go on a very cold day.

Can't believe its two years since I posted a review of the Bashley Manor Tearooms. We have been back on numerous occasions during that time. We popped during the week and were met with a friendly greeting from everyone. We decided on having a brunch each and very nice it was too. All the cakes are very tempting. It gets busy sometimes so don't miss out.

We stop here for a snack after a walk, my wife had the cream tea and the service is second to none as was the cream tea. If your in the area you must stop in to eat.

We had lunch here today, home made mushroom and tarragon soup with garlic cheesy bread. It was delicious soup, and...

I haven’t been here for a little while and the tea rooms have been extended and look really smart. A...

Popped in for a quick coffee and taken aback by the fabulous array of homemade cakes and quiches on offer....

I went to the tea rooms this morning with my wife and dog. We have been before and saw that...

Visited after going to the Sammy Miller motorcycle museum for Lunch has excellent variety of food on offer and wonderful home made cakes which are so large you need a takeaway box (which are available) to take home the uneaten half! Was so good we went back for breakfast the next day

excellent Menu lot of choice nice cakes and main meals this really is a nice Tearoom .situated next to Sammy Miller Museum

Lovely freshly cooked breakfasts.

Great value food if visiting the Sammy Miller museum. Very clean and a good choice of dishes.

We arrived at the Bashley Manor Tearooms on a hot sunny day. Many of the cafe's customers were sat outside enjoying the sunshine in the attractive courtyard complete with fountain and several shops. We were told that some of the customers sat outside on that particular Tuesday morning were motorcyclists meeting there for their refreshments, before continuing on to their next venue in Poole. We went inside and found that the delightful cafe had been tastefully extended since our last visit. We had lovely cappuccinos and toasted teacakes and the service was very pleasant, efficient and helpful. There is a comprehensive menu of tasty meals and a excellent selection of tempting cakes. On earlier visits, we have usually made a day of it, by going halfway around the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum, having a break in the cafe for a meal, then completing our tour of this marvellous Museum. Our children and grandchildren are well catered for and they also enjoy the small playground and looking at the farm animals and birds there near the car park. Something for everyone and a very good day out,

We had a lovely brunch here after visiting the Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum. The staff were very friendly and chatty, the place was clean and welcoming and the food was filling and tasty. Some of the customers had gone out of their way to pop in for food which is no surprise as it is a cut above many other local eateries.  I can definitely recommend it.

Wonderful venue for special occasions, good food and very friendly helpful service. Really made my birthday celebration a day to remember.

Such a lovely tearoom, we stopped here as I wanted to visit the craft shops, which are also brilliant, and went in to the tearooms for a coffee and a piece of cake. All homemade and such a choice. We had coffee cake and bread pudding, lovely but such large slices, we had to take some home.