Beadlam Grange Farmshop and Cafe in Ryedale

We are regulars at beadlam grange and often have a Sunday lunch which is lovely but todays was exceptional we will definitely be booking in for next Sunday

Went on a Wednesday lunch time after walking there from staying for a few nights away with friends (3 pple). Went to the counter to order after deciding to be asked to wait about 20 minutes while they caught up on drinks & orders. Sat waiting but then others started to arrive after about 10mins so asked again if we could now order (as we didn't want to be at the back of the queue again). Went in and first thing I asked for was a Mocha coffee but with a half shot of coffee as my friend cant have it too strong to be told "cant do that as it's made as it is". I asked if it was a machine that made it then (like press a button and it's done) but could see it was a proper coffee machine. I was again told, couldn't do it so told her to leave it then. We all then left. Very rude member of staff, not accommodating at all and clearly doesnt understand meaning of being in "hospitality". Went from wanting food & drinks to getting nothing, so I'm sure the foods great if you can get it!

Fantastic Sunday lunch with family food was excellent and staff were very attentive .extra portions of veg and gravy .Will highly recommend

I took the whole family here for Sunday lunch, the food was absolutely spot on, meat cooked to perfection. Super friendly staff, who couldn’t do enough for us all. What a great experience. I’d totally recommend a visit.

Excellent experience at the bistro today. I had yummy ham, egg and chips- complements to the chef. The service we received was warm, welcoming and we couldn’t ask for more! Excellent service, me & my friend will definitely be come back soon! Thank you ladies!

We decided to stop for breakfast on the way home after a lovely weekend away. When I went to the counter to order I was told there was “ a little wait” I said fine this was 10.21. At 11.00 am my partner stopped a passing waitress and politely asked if she had an idea of when it was coming. She said that the chef had become overwhelmed with all the orders and it was on its way. Unfortunately she was very patronising with us and made us feel rude for asking for an update. We felt like we didn’t want to eat there then and felt uncomfortable. I went to see another lady and said if our breakfasts had not been started then please could I cancel them as we needed to go. She said they were just starting them so I said well I’ll have a refund then please. There was a bit of a trauma getting the refund as no one seemed to know how to do it at the till, the same lady who was rude to my partner told me you paid with a Santander card and what’s your number? I said I don’t know my number as I did apple pay but I don’t bank with Santander. She said you must do! so I ended up getting it back in cash. It was about our fourth visit, but sadly we won’t come back now.

We stopped off here on our way back and from Scarborough as its about 1/2 way through our trip. We both had the small breakfast and it was amazing, the best North Yorkshire breakfast we have had. Grandaughter had white toast with jam and she ate all of it (very unusual for her). Food was well presented and hot, tea and coffee were good. We didn't have any cakes but they all look lovely and I could have eaten any of them. The staff are friendly and seem to have many regulars that call in. The place is lovely and the items in the shop looks great, though we didn't buy anything apart from milk.

Service was fast and all the staff were polite. The coffee was really nice. I had the Portobello mushroom special and it was excellent. Thoroughly enjoyed by myself and my family

The staff were friendly, the meal was average but, for me, the biggest disappointment was the deli. Have been coming to Beadlam for some years now and always shopped at their deli counter. This has gone now - extra tables for meals occupy it's former place. Gone is lovely selection of interesting cheeses, properly cared for and freshly cut to order - been replaced by a small counter offering little choice and, what there is, is all pre-packed in cling film - not something I would even think of buying. Sharing the same small counter were vacuum packs of meat labelled 'roast beef' that looked so pale it could have been mistaken for pork. On the nearby meat counter - an offer of 3 for £15 of various packs. I bought a pack of Tomato and Pork sausages - disappointingly tasteless, and 2 x packs of chicken breasts - cannot comment on these - gave 1 pack to a neighbour and froze the other one. Needless to say I will not be returning

We visited here and the food was amazing, as was the service. All the staff were friendly and polite, the meals where lovely and the menu is good value. I would recommend giving here a try 100%.

The food was good but the service was disappointing. We were first to enter the bistro at just around 9.30 and the cafe door was opened by a young woman who made no effort to smile, welcome us politely or acknowledge us other than to say "I'll get some menus". I've got to say first impressions stick and I felt like turning round and leaving. She was miserable and clearly had no training in customer service. She served the food , we ate and left. I don't think I will be recommending this place based on her behaviour. It's a pity .

We enjoyed an excellent “pub style” lunch. A well-cooked beef and ale pie with lots of beef and a tasty gravy, gammon with egg and d pineapple, and quiche. All with peas and piping hot chips. Good service and very fair price.

I visited Beadlam Grange Bistro today with my family. We’ve been a few times and enjoyed the Sunday lunch however we’ve been told they no longer serve this anymore. We ordered roast beef roll with roast potatoes. It’s the most horrendous sandwich I’ve ever seen!!!! The beef was very rare and blood made my bread very soggy along with some kind of sauce which was NOT included on the menu. I really think the menu needs adjusting as people need to know exactly what they are ordering. Also all visible staff on mobile phones when customers haven’t received all their drinks or cutlery when already been given their food and is going cold. Really poor service and food we will not be returning!

We enjoyed a great family lunch (20 plus of us) in the upstairs area of the bistro. We had this space to ourselves which was perfect for a large family celebration. Food and service were both excellent. The staff couldn’t have one more to ensure we had everything we needed. Highly recommend!

Best bacon bap in a long time and the coffee expert in the family declared it the best coffee all holiday. The small breakfast was substantial.

Been coming here for years (since it was a B&B actually). Service is always a bit hit and miss. So it proved yesterday. Very slow to be served. Staff uninterested (do they actually receive any customer service training? There's little sign of it). Waited forever for a christmas bap, despite it being quiet and everyone else already eating. No apology for delay. Then no cranberry in the turkey bap as advertised. To cap it all I was overcharged by £3 at the till and only realised when I was halfway home. Also stood at the deli for 10 mins trying to get some (very expensive) cheese. No-one came to serve so I gave up. I'd like to say this is out of the ordinary but it isn't, so finally I've had enough. I won't be back.

I am a regular visitor to the farm shop as it great to sit and catch up with friends whilst children plan on the indoor equipment, not to mention that the food and drink is fantastic! This summer, whilst at Beadlam Grange, my 1yo daughter had an extremely frightening accident that resulted in a ambulance taking her to hospital (I should say this accident was in absolutely no way the fault of the business). I cannot commend the staff that day enough for what they did to help her and me. From phoning the ambulance to giving first aid and not to mention the support and reassurance they gave me as her mother in the midst of it all. What an amazing team, thank you so much.

This is a first rate farm shop. Good coffee and meals but high quality food and service. Staff are friendly and very welcoming. The whole site is very dog friendly which we appreciated. The butcher’s shop is excellent with high quality meat and the best burgers in the universe. Most importantly, the prices here are very reasonable, unlike many farm shops we have visited. Highly recommended.

On holiday and having been failed miserably by Tesco's home delivery we had to go and find some breakfast. We came to Beadlam Grange they could not have been more helpful although busy they found us a space. The food was good the service was excellent and even when a problem was identified it was quickly resolved. In fact we were that pleased we booked Sunday lunch. It is a shame Tesco's failed but out of failure we did find Beadlam Grange every little helps.would recommend to anybody great breakfast.

came here for lunch , the staff not overly welcoming, bit abrupt, if you provide a play area( we came with my wife's grandson) accidents can happen , the attitude of the staff, was shall we say unpleasant, we left and won't be returning

What a lovely little farm shop and bistro. Been here a a few times when we have been in the area. Plenty of products in the shop as well as the butcher and also the gift shop. The bistro is lovely and relaxed, the service is good and the food is lovely and reasonably priced. Next time we are in the area we will be returning. Great job, keep up the good work.

Busy farm shop and cafe, we had a lovely breakfast, bought some goodies, the staff were great and they are dog friendly too!

We was recommended to visit Beadlam Grange Farm shop/Restaurant and we was not disappointed, the full breakfast was very filling and there was no problem with dietary changes. Dog friendly in the Restaurant but not in the Farm shop, we could have had our hair cut as there is a hair dressers on site (bookable). Staff was very helpful in the Restaurant & the shop.

My first visit to Beadlam Grange. It is somewhere I have passed on many occasions but never visited. There is an on-site Farm Shop and Deli with amazing looking fresh produce and meat. Also a Home/Gift Shop. We dined as a party of 3 at the Bistro for lunch. The staff were unfortunately not overly welcoming and appeared uninterested. The menu choices were limited however the food was well presented and tasty (possibly overpriced in my opinion). The seating environment was comfortable however it was dusty and there were quite a few cobwebs. For the prices, I expected better attention to detail and customer care. I would not choose to dine at the Bistro again however the Farm Shop and Deli made the visit worthwhile. Plenty of on-site parking and toilet facilities were available.

Afternoon tea for a family birthday: food was very good, generous portions, beautifully presented and good value for money. Staff were very friendly and accommodating and the surroundings, both in the tea room and former barn area, were charming. Farm shop and homewards shop were both very good and well worth a visit too.

Lovely lunch and would reccomend the food. The tables are covered over but no sides on so take a blanket if it's cold. Would be even better when sunny. Staff are very nice and reasonably priced would reccomend. See below picture for seating areas.

I fell while out walking 3 weeks ago and have been housebound but today decided to try and get out to do some Christmas shopping and have lunch out. We were lucky to be able to park near the entrance and it was easy once inside to browse. We found some lovely gifts in the farm shop and also in the gift shop. We went into the outside barn type area as we hadn’t booked and the cafeteria was busy and no tables available. We ordered the Christmas burger with chips and myself a hot chocolate and my husband a cappuccino. We enjoyed our lunch and I found the disabled toilet great. Friendly service. The bill was £29.00. Will definitely visit again when fully mobile. The only thing is I wish there had been a little heat maybe a blower with it being a cold day.

Booked a table for two at lunchtime today and were so looking forward to a tasty meal after shopping in Helmsley. When we arrived we were left standing for ages and finally shown to our table. It was nearly 15 minutes before our order was taken and another 25 before our food finally arrived! By now we were really hungry but sadly the Christmas lunch was of a poor standard ( almost raw parsnips and carrots) and the steak flatbread was not as described. (Where was the blue cheese? It was mostly flatbread with chutney /smearedgravy and watercress. We have enjoyed our visits here before so what has gone wrong? A change of chef? Will be a while before we are tempted back.

It is very different in these times but they have managed the situation well. The meat was excellent, particularly the bacon - no water came out at all.

We popped into this farm shop a few times while staying in a cottage nearby for provisions and on one occasion for breakfast. There is a decent selection of fresh fruit, vegetables, bread and cakes, plus a butchers. Also an interesting selection of local produce such as jams and chutneys. Some local beers too. They also stock Cook frozen meals and the Helmsley ice cream is highly recommended. The breakfast bacon baps were good, as was the coffee. Service in the cafe was friendly and efficient service. All in all very convenient if you’re self-catering in the area.

On our way home after a few days in Gillamoor, stopped off at Beadlam for a quick breakfast sandwich and we were very impressed with the food, drinks and service, all top notch, and the pricing is just right as well. Did a bit of shopping in the lovely little shop attached and brought some delicious treats away from the farm shop. Really lovely place, staff all very friendly and helpful and feels very safe (covid wise). We hope to return on our next journey through!

Called in on the off chance and found a great cafe in a barn, at a working farm. Animals outside and the old sheepdog Wandering round. The cafe is really well laid out and The staff are most efficient and welcoming. The Food Choice is slightly limited but good farm quality, well cooked and really tasty - such as quiche, bacon baps and burgers. Not the cheapest, but the taste makes it worth it... There was torrential rain on our visit, but warm and dry inside the barn! Might have spent more time looking at the animals on a dry day!

We have been here before and to be honest have never been overwhelmed with sociability of the staff. Today was the last straw. For a start the staff need some training in reception and handling of customers during the present pandemic. It's alright having notices on the tables but some oversight and good practice in implementation of the guidelines would be appropriate. Stop at the desk at entrance and then shown in to a cafe with uncleared tables and left to stand while they're cleared.Decent restaurants will not allow you to enter until a table has been cleareda nd thoroughly sanitized. This place worries me. We finally sat down and were given a menu. There it ended; we sat and watched cusomers entering after us, being seated ( after they had stood while the table was cleared; again) and then approached for their order. Having had enough of this we got up and left and warned those waiting that they may or may not get served. I suppose if you are charging £3.25 for a buttered fruit scone you can choose your clientelle. Well good luck to you and I hope you find them. Perhaps with it being a farm shop you need to hold your trousers up with string, wear a battered old hat and suck a straw. Never again.

When passing we always call in to a pot of tea and sometimes a meal and would eat at a table in the shop and then usually buy some fresh and cooked meat. When we arrived yesterday the only place available was in a big barn with the shop closed off. The tea and the food was up to the usual high standard but you were unable to select any meats. I know we are in strange times but no thanks we wont call again

Both my wife and, I felt we were in a very safe environment by the precautions implemented. The large barn area ensuring social distancing for eating with, both the grocery and butcher sections were also well protected. Will recommend the other "oldies" as a safe place to dine ans shop

We often use Beadlam to purchase meat and have recently started getting veg as well. The staff are great but apart from the meat everything else can be patchy in quality and freshness so you need to be selective. One major point that the owners and staff probably have not noticed. The main building is absolutely filthy. Next time you go in take a look at the roof and eves. There are years of grime, cobwebs and crap up there above your food. Could be a sensational farm shop and tearoom but needs the basics sorting out.

This is a fantastic farm shop and cafe. Not only that but they've served their community exceptionally well during lockdown, adapting their range of goods and providing free delivery. They've now opened back up with a very well considered, spacious and efficient way of shopping safely.It's really noteworthy how friendly this place is, you get a friendly hello from everyone in there and are made to feel welcome.Great produce, amazing selection. Sounds like the cafe's going to open with good space indoors and out - can't wait.

Mixture of meals and coffee and cakes. All very good. We had brunch this time. Great breakfast menu. Lovely coffee. Staff friendly. Will visit again. Farm shop and butchers have a wide variety of very good food. Not cheap but excellent quality Robert and Ruby’s is a lovely shop for special presents or treats.

Second time we've been for lunch, lovely comfortable cafe area, varied menu the food is excellent very well presented and very good quality. The service from the girls is also very good very attentive at all times. Plenty of parking. Also a vast farm shop.

We came here for a breakfast on the way home from a weekend in Rosedale. We were met at the door by the man who owns the place, made us feel welcome like we were old friends! He showed us around and explained the history of the farm which was really interesting. We sat downstairs as we had a dog, Eggs Benedict and Full english were both super tasty. Also bought some bits from the butchers and shop. I would deffinatley recommend this place. Thank you

Went for lunch today (10/01/2020). My partner ordered a full English breakfast which was excellent. I am pescatarian so opted for 'Cod fishcakes' with chips and salad -- very bad choice. The cakes were essentially potato cakes, very highly peppered with no visible fish and no taste of fish and looke very processed. Very gray filling. The chips were overcooked, over oily/fatty, lukewarm and very soggy. The salad (ha) consisted of a few leaves and two halves of one cherry tomato and was coated in a tasteless oil.On payment I did gently comment but little notice was taken.We went downstairs to the shop which is great but to add further to the half poor lunch I noticed that pensioners (which unfortunately we are) could enjoy 20 per cent reduction off meals in January which no one offered. One would have thought that someone in the cafe could have applied that to our meal which cost in total around £24 for one course each and two coffees NOT particularly cheap.I will definitely avoid going back to Beadlam.Roger Aspin07594339214

Lovely warm welcoming cafe area ~ Service friendly and fast, Ordered two Turkey Lunches very well presented everything was cooked to perfection! gorgeous light yorkshire puddings fresh sliced Turkey and beautifully cooked veg, we enjoyed everything. Planned on having a sweet but we were both full.

We decided to find somewhere for Sunday lunch last minute, although it was very busy we were found a table within 10 minutes, the Sunday lunch was very good especially the huge Yorkshire Pudding!! We managed to even squeeze a very good sweet and coffee in afterwards! The staff were friendly and helpful I would recommend a visit anytime, we will be visiting again.

A weekend away in North Yorkshire and this little treat was our final fling. Great eggs benedict and tasty coffee served by friendly staff. Lots of choice on the menu and resisted the local full Yorkshire breakfast, only because the brownies needed to be sampled before setting off on a walk.

Beadlam Grange Farmshop and restaurant is a fantastic little Gem we called in for a full English Breakfast and boy what a meal all home made and coffee perfect the Staff were excellent it was worth it the Farmshop was very good so much inside got good Cheese and other things we had a great time worth it visitors must go

Called in for a full English today. Got a table immediately at 12 ish which was great. 4 full English breakfasts which were cooked really well - perfect bacon and tomatoes which is not always easy to achieve on a bigger scale. The only bug- bear was the waitress informed us as we ordered that there wouldn't be any rosti potatoes as they were just making more now. We weren't offered an alternative. It would have been nice to have been offered an extra sausage or piece of tomato instead. A bit stingy on a breakfast which is quite top- end in price...

Farmshop is well stocked and reasonably priced. With the addition of a kiddies play area, this was a welcome find on a rainy afternoon.

Stopped off while en route for Helmsley. We were there just for coffee, but could easily have been tempted by food on offer. We also visited the shop, which was full of lovely produce, but a little expensive.

Excellent gift shop. Farm shop produce varied and of superb quality. Cafe fare again is excellent and well priced. Staff very quick and pleasant to deal with. Dogs allowed and made very welcomein the ground floor part of the cafe. We will definitely be back.

Yet again we visited and found both the cleanliness, service and the food fantastic and also the quality of products and food available in the farm shop where great.

We stopped off on our way to Flamborough. We are upstairs in the restaurant. A good range of gluten free, but I choose the cream tea. The gluten free scone, which was huge - for a change - although a little dry and crumbly, but still enjoyable. A good range of gluten free brownies, unfortunatley the thing that put me off, they were open to the elements, and the local flys were landing on them, which is why I didn't have one. All the other cakes were under domes. There was also a choice of gluten free bread for sandwiches. Nice selection of local meats, bread, booze, etc, a small play area for toddlers down stairs by the loos.

The meat at the butchers looks very good quality and there is a good selection of cheeses and cooked meats etc. The coffee was very good and everyone was friendly.

The cream tea is one of the best I have tasted. The scones are freshly made each day on the premises. The cafe is located upstairs. You can eat main meals down stairs. There is an excellent range of meat, vetables, fresh fruit and provisions on site. Robert and Ruby is a gift shop also on site.

Every year we arrange a motorcycle event for all bikes manufactured before 1930.

Called in here for a cup of tea etc we found the place clean and tidy but not busy at all.

Just a few miles outside Helmsley down a short track is this farmshop and cafe - oh and a few other shopping experiences under the same roof. There is plenty of space for visitors to the cafe so despite its popularity getting a table is straightforward. A good range of cakes etc and snacks, lunches and breakfasts available throughout the day. Well worth visiting.

We stayed 4 nights in our campervan at Beadlam Grange, and were made very welcome.

This was a lucky find as we headed west en route to Ripon. The Trip Advisor reviews were very helpful and we enjoyed a good lunch here. The Yorkshire take on Welsh Rarebit was excellent - doorstop bread and lovely topping with bacon. Yum! The Farmer’s lunch (a Ploughman’s with local ham, two types of cheese and half a pork pie, plus bread and salad) was also very good.

The outlaws were staying on the campsite so when we called to see them we called in for breakfast.

We called for lunch on the 2nd of August and there was an event of some sort going on outside, but there were spare tables in the upstairs cafe and we ordered two ploughmans. The delay before getting our food must have been about 45 minutes and at no stage did anyone come over to us and explain what was going on. We noticed that people arriving after us were being warned that they would have to wait a while for their food, but we received no such advice. The food itself was OK, but expensive for what it was, with a thin slice of ham rather than a generous portion that I would have expected as the focal point of the meal.

This farmshop has been a stop off for our family for many years while camping in vicinity. Excellent fresh fruit and veg on sale, along with cheeses and butchery department. There is a children’s play area, lovely cafe and couple of shops selling gifts / craft type items. Well worth a drop in. They also have a small campsite, with more recently installed port a cabin with loos and shower. Good base for places like Helmsley and other North Yorkshire attractions

Popped in for a quick catch up with a friend, great place to meet up and enjoy a quick snack. They do a fab chai latte! The cheese scones are delicious too!

We both had a ploughmans for lunch. The food was plentiful pork pie Yorkshire ham 2 types of Yorkshire cheese coleslaw lovely fresh chunky bread and a salad garnish. The restaurant was in an A frame farm building which contained a gift shop flower shop deli and fresh meat counter. We also noted that they were serving a delicious looking carvery which we will try next time.

what an amazing and welcoming place to visit. In the cafe we had fruit cake and cheese along with a coffee. Very nice. Nice menu to choose from in the cafe. There is a shop where you can purchase meats, frozen meals and puddings.

We came across this delightful friendly Farmshop on our way to Whitby and so came back on the way home for another visit. Very friendly and super food. Dogs welcome and parking excellent.

We had a fish and chip lunch here which was really nice and we would recommend it. The staff are really pleasant which is normal for Yorkshire - and the Farmshop is a really interesting place to visit.

Last month,my wife and I stayed in a cottage in Appleton-le-Moors. We called at this Farm Shop and bought some meat and, quite simply,it was the best we've ever had.My wife is from a Butchers family so we know what are talking about.The Leg of Lamb was good,as was were the sausages (very good meat content) but the Brisket was exceptional. We absolutely will call in again when out walking in North Yorkshire and will take in the great coffee and cheese scones while we are at it. Lovely people running a first class Farm Shop.

Great farm shop with a wide range of foods and gifts. Excellent tea shop, very tasty cakes and a wide menu Friendly staff Will return

I've had the pleasure of purchasing various products from the butchery department over the years. Although I live in Suffolk, I'm often up for the racing and always venture down to the 'Grange'.

Good cup of coffee, delicious fruit scone, served with butter and what tasted like home Made jam. The waitress was efficient and friendly. Most enjoyable.

Food was very good and reasonably priced . What really spoiled it was charging five pounds for two ordinary cans of coke. Extremely extortionate price Over 400% markup is plain greedy

Lovely place to stop at any time of day. Good food. Breakfast was good. We both had the breakfast wrap. The filling was excellent but the wraps were a bit thick dry and a little over cooked. I expected more of a thin pancake.

Called for lunch today, we were shown to a table promptly as the tearoom was not busy, there were 3 members of staff on duty at the time. Clearing dirty tables, making themselves a drink, but not interested in serving customers

Called by accident and it's a good find. The butchers is excellent and the other surroundings are lovely. Plenty to browse around. The cafe is upstairs which pose access for some. It is at a farm shop so of course if you are vegetarian the choice is limited for a meal. However the breakfast bap was excellent my partner did not fancy a wrap but they were happy to do the filling with toast which was very good. Good Yorkshire tea of course. We liked it.

Having driving round and about Helmsley we decided to stop off for a snack at bedleam farm cafe thinking it would be farm produce . My partner and i opted for sausage and egg sandwich in bread bun and tea and a coffee.the lady at the counter charged me 17.95 for the sandwiches and drinks so I expected a very good quality produce. On returning to the car we opened our sandwiches out of foil to add sauce and to see the egg was under cook but yet burnt round edges and the sausage well can only be discribed as a cheap burnt catering sausages which added to our dissatisfaction. The farm cafe is nice inside.. overall my partner and I would never visit again.we know that not all farm cafes are as disappointing as this one as we have been in the area a lot.so please bedlam farm shop step up to the plate .....

Very enjoyable dining experience served by efficient waitresses at a reasonable cost.

We stopped here for afternoon tea. We found the price of the sandwiches expensive so opted for the afternoon tea because we thought it was good value. One of our party can't digest meat so we asked for a veggie version. She got cheese and pickle for all of her sandwiches which were served on dry white bread. We even had to ask for cutlery. You would have thought that some imagination could have been applied for 14.95 per person. The cakes were nice but that's as bout all.

Used this place as a tea stop and was pleasantly surprised firstly by the ease of access into the farm shop with plenty of parking although I do think they have missed a trick and could easy cater for coach parking if another field were available.

My second visit, good selection of fresh and frozen produce, butchers dept, cakes and all the usual, a bit on the pricey side, but this type of place always are,. Visited upstairs cafe, lovely cakes and scones, can recommend a visit.

I always feel a little disappointed when a 'farm shop' is predominantly selling lots of household/tourist stuff. That said, the meat we bought was absolutely fine and well worth the trip.

Quality food together with very friendly & helpful staff - nothing is too much trouble here. It’s a wonderful place to shop whether it be to dine, buy meat, groceries, gifts, cards, flowers. A genuine family run business with a huge amount to offer.

Called in for coffee with friends, lovely place, great coffee and snacks. Good place to shop for food and gifts. Happy friendly staff, in all departments.

A while since we had been but must say the standard of food and service was spot on.

Visited again for lunch and was fantastic. All served quickly with a smile and was very fresh. We bought some beef short ribs from the Butchery to slow roast at home and they were soooo delicious. Tender and melted in the mouth. Beautiful meat. Will be returning for more!

Very disappointing Sunday lunch after reading good advertising from leaflet - was cold and pretty tasteless

Discovered Beadlam at the beginning of this year and meant to go back as the produce looked really good and varied. Circumstances made that not possible but we are now in a position to use it regularly. The meat counter looks excellent and we purchased a family pack to try. Some interesting food available and the fresh stuff looks of good quality. We will be using it weekly from now on.

This farmshop is quality in all departments. The butcher's is locally sourced and the staff knowledge. Cheeses are wide ranging and delicious. The cafe is well set out serving delicious food. The gift shop is very handy for that gift that says I thought about you.

Wonderful meal, beautifully cooked. Fantastic staff very friendly and great at their jobs. I really recommend a visit the shops are great too.

What a lovely place, we were seated straight away by a friendly waitress and both ordered the burger. The great thing was my partner could also eat a burger despite being gluten intolerant. It was probably the best burger we had ever had with lovely brown chips and homemade coleslaw, yummy. The staff are fabulous, and the service great. Thank you.

Had the pie of the day from the menu which was steak. Packed with moist, tender meat and the pastry was beautiful. A proper, homemade pie. Will be revisiting next weekend for their Xmas Fair.

Only two tables occupied when we arrived. Had to wait rather a long time for our order to be taken. One girl only taking orders, preparing and serving them. We could see from our table another girl stood just folding serviettes! Also, very pricey for what we had. Scones a little dry, maybe yesterday’s? I dont think we will be returning in any hurry!

Called today for the first time on our way home from the coast. We were shown to a table and then ignored. A couple came after us and were served. Eventually after have to make it obvious we were still waiting to be served a waitress came across

My first visit on a friends recommendation; had a lovely lunch, we had soup or sandwich. Both good quality and filling. The staff are friendly with professional service.

Arrived at the farm shop at 11.30. Asked about sandwiches because they were on the 12 noon menu. Was told that we could have them.

Visited on recommendation of a friend and it was as cute as they had described. Lovely tea room and Robert and Ruby stock the sweetest range of countryside gifts

Brilliant restaurant with a good atmosphere and friendly.

Visited here following a long walk in the area. Ate in the Tea Room upstairs and was able to relax and take my time.

Hubby had a ploughmans type lunch - which although there was variety the portions were rather stingy for the price paid. My panini was very ordinary, but the price was not! Nice range of items in the Farm Shop to purchase and friendly staff.

We stopped off to grab a quick bite on a wet afternoon. Large well set out area but staff seemed to be struggling a bit but might just have been tired. Scone was quite hard and served cold, unlike other places we'd been where we were always offered the option to have it warmed. Coffee and tea were ok, nothing special. Great meat to buy in butchery though so worth a stop for that.

My friends and I enjoyed our lunch here,accompanied by the farm sheep dog. The quiche was very tasty.