Bennetts Willow Barn in Worcester

Having grown in the midlands I was unaware this place existed. It was suggested on returning to meet some friends. The farm has long been part of worcester but appears a new cafe set up. There is a little play area with slides and a sandpit all outdoors. On the day we attended wellies would have been preferable! The food itself was 😋 I had the large breakfast and the kids had scrambled eggs and toast, sausage sandwich whilst the wife enjoyed a portobello mushroom toastie watered down with fresh orange juice and a caramel latte. In total £50, although perhaps slightly pricey good quality local food.

Arrived just after 3pm - both fancied a toasted tea cake but apparently they can’t do that after 3pm! Not quite sure why as wouldn’t have thought was too hard to toast a tea cake?! Was offered a scone instead but ended up with just a tea & a coffee. Impressive farm shop & bought cheese & ham - both lovely - but also bought milk which assistant passed over from the back - when we got home the expiry date on the milk was yesterdays - didn’t even think to check when there! Bit cheeky

Had a wonderful brunch here over the weekend. I had the large breakfast and I’m ashamed to say it was too much for me and I gave our dog one of the sausages - I’ll just get the smaller one next time! The sussage and bacon were delicious and I love that they are made locally. Our little one had a pancake and he loved it. My wife had the Allotment Breakfast as a veggie and she also very much enjoyed it. We love coming here and are looking into hosting our big birthday party here later in the summer as we love the look of the yurt and garden to celebrate in.

We held my dad's funeral wake here this afternoon - and everything was perfect. The barn is rustic but modern; I loved the view and the fairy lights. We chose the afternoon tea option. The spread looked beautiful and the homemade cakes were fresh and absolutely delicious. We really appreciated being able to take the leftovers home with us! Bennetts Willow Barn was a bit more expensive than other venues we considered, but I'd say it was good value for money and would definitely recommend! Thank you Stef and Charlotte for all your help and for the excellent service.

Service was unbelievably slow. It took 45 minutes for a children’s pancake (yes, singular) and an adult pancakes to arrive.

Baby Shower 10/11/24 Hired Barn Would not recommend this place for anything to Hire Dirty, dusty floor Meant to be Afternoon Tea but served on awful plain table no table clothes buffet style no tier cake plates 1 set of serving tongs 1 saucer of cream & jam with a spoon & knife Dried sandwiches & scones ( tho Carrot cake was delicious ) Self service Tea & Coffee no one around to ask for more hot water This was not the afternoon tea any of us were expecting plus £20 a head & hire of Barn not pleasant experience I wouldn’t normally write a review but Stephanie Bennett replied to an email sent the next day which was appalling Terrible Customer Service Made one think they wanted your money but not your custom Definitely wouldn’t recommend a Wedding or anything special in that Barn

My niece's best friend organised a baby shower (Sunday 10th Nov). It was for afternoon tea, sandwiches and cakes. The ladies arrived to find the floor dirty. No table service, therefore, no cake stand per guest. Buffet style, laid out on a table at the back of the room- so no personal touch. sandwiches were dry, fillings were awful, scones were rock hard, so when you cut into them they crumbled, no chance of putting cream or jam on them. only one serving tongs, one spoon for cream, one for jam. The venue have blamed the organiser who said they had told her that they wouldn't be serving afternoon tea at the tables, she had no knowledge of this... still took her money .. even though several guests had dropped out due to illness. The place itself was lovely, outdoor section for children, cute little rabbits in a pen. be wary of the pathway that leads up to the function room and cafe, it is very slippery due to leaves, I didn't see an entrance for wheelchairs / disabled access. My niece was terribly upset by this experience, it was HER baby shower. Advertised on the website hot chocolate also served with afternoon tea, when I questioned this the owner said that due to wastage guests had to ask for it, trouble is guests weren't aware. I would not recommend this venue if you intend on having 20 guests or more for afternoon tea, they probably don't have enough cake stands.

Willow barn carpark is currently under water. The staff were there to direct you into the cafe. They are always friendly and welcoming even during this difficult time. Food as always was lovely and tasted fresh. Can't wait to come back

We visited Bennett’s willow farm for their pumpkin picking event with two young children and we were not disappointed! The pumpkin picking event has everything you need for a cute and affordable autumnal day out. We hadn’t pre booked but that is fine you can pay on the day for just £3 each. Pumpkins are then priced depending on the size you pick but are extremely reasonable. The kids loved actually rummaging in the field for the pumpkins! There were pigs goats sheep bunnies and calves to see, you can even feed the pigs and goats! And are able to carve your pumpkins there to save the mess at home with some arts and crafts to do too. Such good value for money. Lots of cute photo opportunities, a play park for the kids and a lovely cafe. I highly recommend the lemon loaf! A lovely spontaneous day out we will definitely be back!

Visiting Worcester for the weekend and went on recommendation for brunch. Extremely busy and popular cafe. Really enjoyed our food and visit. Staff very friendly. Homemade Chocolate Brownies have a special mention as they were delicious. Will visit again next time we are here.

Absolutely love this place! I came here for some lunch over the weekend and will definitely be back. Food tasted nice and fresh.Lovely atmosphere and location!!

I along with around 9 collegues come here once a month for breakfast. Firstly the food is excellent, good quality ingredients and cooked well. The staff are friendly and attentive and can't do enough for us. The cakes when we are leaving are very inviting and I always leave with one for a mid afternoon snack. Would recommend the Willow Barn to anyone who wants a GOOD QUALITY breakfast.

We pre-booked as was staying on the glamping site. Had the cooked breakfast which was ok but nothing special for the price. One dry sausage, one overdone piece of bacon and one piece of toast with the smallest scraping of butter on it, the scrambled eggs were very nice. The wife had the pancakes which again were ok but nothing special. After spending nearly £30 on breakfast we had booked for the next morning, but we cancelled and had breakfast at a cheaper establishment. Don't mind paying a premium price for food as long as you are getting premium quality. Sadly on this occasion, this wasn't the case. Not a terrible place to eat but very expensive for what you get.

This place does not provide value for money. £4.95 for one limp and undercooked child’s pancake (think of a slightly oversized two pence piece and you won’t be far off). I understand that restaurants need to make a profit and that they have significant overheads which impact pricing but that really is pushing it too far. Coffee tasting like dishwater and a single crossiant also costing a fiver meant that this place will live long in the memory but for all the wrong reasons. Will I ever return? Unless I am kidnapped and this place is inexplicably where I am held until my release, no,

£7.95 for a sausage bap is ridiculous!! 3 sausages and a bread roll! Shame as its a nice setting and doing friendly. Will leave that off my list for the future!

It is such a shame as it is a lovely venue but the breakfast was awful. We specifically asked for the bacon to be well done and it still came out barely cooked with so much uncooked fat. The hash browns were also undercooked and very pale and the rest of the breakfast was very bland. Considering the cost of the meal and drinks (a non brand fruit shoot was £2.65!) we were sadly very disappointed with the whole breakfast and would not return.

A super family run and very family friendly farm cafe. Delicious food, friendly service and a great setting. Have visited aline for tea and cake, as well as with children to enjoy the playground and have lunch. Highly recommend.

Arrived 11.50. Most of the tables inside and outside were empty (and uncleared). Wiped bench seats down and ordered three fish finger sandwiches. A treat by my son for Father’s Day. After an hour we chased and were told that the food was eight minutes away, which sounded a bit weird. The lady apologised and said that they had taken so long as they were “cooked from fresh”…..Anyway they arrived and my wife announced that the fish fingers were still soggy, wet and uncooked. We were offered a full refund and left, hungry. Never let your customers set your standards. We really shouldn’t have to tell you that you haven’t cooked fish fingers properly. It was all very Fawlty Towers. Funnily enough, we bumped into friends later. They won’t go there either.

Was lovely to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee with such a beautiful view. Friendly staff, great service and a lovely coffee 😊

We come here often as a family and love the great quality produce and fab events for our little one. We came to see the baby farm animals today, which was a lovely experience for the children… and for adults too! We ended our day with a lovely brunch in the farm cafe, Bennett’s ice cream and a play on the tractor. We always love coming here and supporting a local business.