Biscuit's Tearoom in Ashford

Previously visited the Tearooms when they were located outside the front of Perry Court. The food was excellent and cheese, chutney sandwiches were huge and fresh. Has to be said for the new cafe the staff are great - however the new sandwiches are appalling. Cheap supermarket, sliced bread and a smattering of grated cheese for ££. Phenomenally expensive. A huge disappointment and wouldn't return.

Went to visit the cafe for lunch and won’t be attending again!! An hour to get the order and mistakes is not acceptable. Staff need to focus on having a dedicated job rather than jumping between tasks. One kitchen staff at a busy lunch time just doesn’t work, restrict the menu if you have short staff. Will drive 5 minutes further down the road for lunch next time.

I visited biscuit tea rooms with four members of my family & our dog. Upon entering we were greeted & found a table, which seated 4. The man that works there came over & offered to move a smaller table onto the end, so we were seated together. We had a long look at the rustic paper menu, made our choices & ordered via the counter. I ordered the afternoon tea - the man advised they were just baking a new batch of scones so this would be 20 mins. Our food arrived after 10 mins and I had a lot to keep me busy for 20 minutes! A Chunky cheese & chutney finger sandwich; ham & mustard and cream cheese & cucumber; as well as a big slice of delicious Victoria sponge. The bread & butter went down a hit with the rest of the family & my dog was offered gravy bone biscuits, so was also happy. The atmosphere is relaxed & the place is clean & tidy and the menu is reasonably priced. We will be visiting again.

They have plant milk which is good. Refills on filter coffee. Not sure about lunch as went in the afternoon for a coffee and a cake. Great selection of homemade cakes although none are vegan unfortunately. Nicely laid out tearoom. Very clean.

Tom and I have been coming here regularly for over a year. They have freshly made mega quiches every day, delivered with a side salad, dressing, and chutney. Thin, crisp pastry and tasty filling. The interior of Biscuits Tearoom is cosy in winter and outdoors there are wrought iron tables and chairs under large umbrellas to enjoy the sun safely. Yesterday, for the first time, we each had a large fruit scone with Gina's raspberry jam and clotted cream, which was delicious. This is home cooking at its very best!

Super Preis-leistungsverhältnis! Es gibt hausgemachte Produkte in netter Atmosphäre mit sehr freundlichem Personal. Ein Ort zum wohlfühlen, verweilen und genießen. Hier kommen sowohl herzhafte Genießer als auch Naschkatzen auf ihre Kosten :-)

I think this place is fine if you are out walking as you can sit outside or inside have a tea or coffee and walk on again. I was pleased to see that they now have a vegan option but the cake I had was incredibly dry it was almost dust like and was obviously at least a few days old. I am a keen vegan baker so know this was just down to the cake being stale.

Popped in on our way home after being let down at a cafe in Folkestone. Had the most delicious cheese and bacon chunky toasted sandwich! Lovely hot milky latte and hubby had a huge pot of tea. Food was superb as ever. Intend to make this a regular haunt through the winter months - never disappointing.

Spotlessly clean, home cooked food, good menu, friendly helpful service. Seating inside and out, dog friendly. You can buy fresh fish next door on Fridays and Saturdays.

Delicious ploughman's with fresh bread, lovely cheese and ham, wonderful chutney, salad, crisps, apple crisps and apple. Great value for money. Also had a coffee which was really tasty. Alas had no room for cake, but they did look delicious! Will be back soon 😊

The lady who started Biscuits up was amazing and we often went there . Friendly , lovely cakes and ploughman’s and a “wee” pot of tea. Nothing was ever too much trouble. All of this has gone . Even the menu has changed . The staff seem very inexperienced and although Perry Court is famous for apples , they recommended a very sour one for my two year old.

Ordered the day’s quiche (broccoli and bacon) with salad for a light lunch and I was not disappointed. Freshly cooked quiche was absolutely delicious. The staff are friendly and helpful. This cafe is a must when I’m in the area or visiting the farm shop.

I visited the tearoom today with my daughter and 3 dogs. We enjoyed a fabulous pot of hot tea in a huge pink teapot and two warm freshly baked fruit scones with butter and jam. It was "spot on". They also asked if our dogs would care for a biscuit and brought out 3 bone shaped home made treats. Warm scones & a warm welcome for both us and our dogs. We sat outside but they do allow you sit inside with dogs as well. Thank you Biscuit tea rooms we'll be back.

It was a little time since our last visit and the premises have been upgraded and are much improved. The menu has also been improved and extended. We both had a quiche which came beautifully served but unfortunately was completely tasteless. The lunch was 'saved' by an excellent piece of cake afterwards! The staff were very pleasant and helpful

This is a farm shop and tea room. The signs aren't very clear and we drove past and had to turn around and go back. We both had a ploughmans lunch and big pot of tea. The food was good and plentiful. We didn't sample the cakes but they looked very nice.

I was appalled when we ate there on Monday I went with my husband daughter and grandson. We had 1ploughmans 2 slices of quiche and a child's picnic which consisted of 1 slice of bread with a draping of peanut butter 6 crisps 4 apple crisps a dried fruit bar which was discusting & a bottle of apple juice water tea & juice and the bill came to £33 the child's meal was £ 5.95 If you take my advise I'd give it a miss!

My first ever review. But I just had to shout about the fantastic Biscuit's Tearoom at Perry Court. Delicious homemade cake (I had the Victoria but also got cheese scone envy) relaxing outside with my girls off looking at the animals and wife picking up some strawberries from the farm shop. Doesn't get much better!

A lovely visit to this tea room. The cakes were delicious and the staff exceptionally friendly and welcoming. So nice to see dogs so warmly welcomed. Would highly recommend.

Me fui con mi hijo cuando recién inaugurado. Es muy pequeño pero muy bien decorado en modo shabby chic. Nos recibió una señora encantadora que nos dijo que nos podíamos sentar en cualquier lugar. El mostrador estaba lleno de golosinas caseras, tartas tartas, quiches y galletas. Tuvimos bocadillos caseros cheddar con chutney y sopa y café. Para el viajero cansado esta pequeña joya es un oasis, después de comer puedes ver Granja pista perry que es una tienda de granja encantadora. No hace falta decir que el labrador negro fue biscuit rompiendo el sol mientras comíamos. Sin duda recomiendo una visita.

El personal es encantador. Lugar tranquilo para un regalo. Bollos y pasteles parecía genial. El Quiche parecía ser muy popular y la gente en todas las mesas estaban diciendo lo mucho que disfrutamos de su elección de comida. Proporciones abundantes. Teníamos un chutney y el...

Sólo apareció a Perry pista para zumo de manzana. . . . 6 botellas para menores de 12 GBP. . . Pero me dio un picotazo en, Galletas para humedezca el paleta. Tuve un capuchino y Sarah tenía un Chocolate, pero la ventaja era el...

We have been here many times usually for Coffee and a slice of cake. Today we decided we will have a light lunch. We ordered sandwiches and they were not of the standard expected. The salad in my friends was not fresh and my toasted sandwich with crisp just thrown in the middle of it looked pretty abysmal. The young girl who came to take our orders was polite. It was not a good visit. It seems that the lady started it is not there and its loosing her personal touch.

This was our first visit. We had lovely Turkey, ham and Cranberry sandwiches, they made up special plain ham for my husband who hates any type of filling other than meat, the scones were home made and were delightful, and the homemade mince pie were scrumptious. We will certainly be returning.Outside they had Calliope type machine playing Christmas songs. The farm shop was full of great Christmas goodies.

Came here with the family after we'd been to True Grip Off Road without ringing ahead. There was a large group of us (9) but they coped, pushing tables together! Normally, with a family this size, we have to book. The food was tasteful and easily adapted to basic for my unadventurous offspring. The staff were accommodating and pleased to help.

Very nice staff and lovely coffee clean and friendly they offer a wide range of snacks and light bites all made on there

I am a frequent visitor to Biscuit's TeaRoom . I visit with my family but also with a walking group I belong to. We walk from Wye to Biscuit's Tea Room. This takes about 30 minutes along footpath. The group are then happy to enjoy a coffee and a piece of cake or flapjack. (usually both if truth be told!) Some of the group then visit the Perry Court Farm Shop, which is owned by the Fermor family, as is Biscuit's. This is an excellent shop selling cakes, bread, local cheeses and local fruit much of which is grown on the farm. As an extra bonus children can play on a tractor and visit the animals, piglets, sheep and miniature donkeys (cute). Lovely refreshments, farm produce and entertainment. A real delight. This is enhanced by the staff and family who are only too happy to help. Two years ago I had an American family and their extended family visit the area. Laurie organised a cream tea for them (a full coach load!) with tradition scones, cream, homemade jam and strawberries grown on the farm.It was a delight. Our friends still talk about their time visiting Biscuit's! I pop in about once a week to buy bacon, vegeables in season and apples.

Lovely little tea room. The cakes are delicious, the service is friendly. Perfect place for a pit stop if you're on a walk in the area. The farm shop is well worth a visit too. It would be lovely if they continued their lunch options into the afternoon though!

We love the Biscuit's Tearoom. Located adjacent to the Perry Court Farm shoppe it was the perfect place for a cuppa and snacks on a cold day. The staff were so friendly. We enjoyed our conversation with our Canadian, now English, server. Very nice young lady. We shall visit again.

I know it was Apple Faye weekend with more than normal visitors but there was a distinct smell coming from the toilets into the tearoom. Now that the refurbishment is complete, the disabled toilet opens straight into the tearoom and on many occasions the door was left open when people left. Cannot fault the staff as a young girl was cleaning them and restocking toilet rolls etc but maybe some self closing hinges would help. It's just a bit unpleasant looking at toilets when enjoying a lovely cuppa and superb home made cake.

This is a regular haunt whenever in the area. 'Biscuits' should really be under 'cafe/restaurant' as although not a huge range of food the portions are big enough for a lunch especially the Ploughmans which come on huge wooden platters and with fresh ham, cheddar cheese, pickles, salad garnish and thick slices of local bread. Try the home made soup first and finish from the selection of home made cakes and a coffee and it's certainly a meal. It is fabulous for those with dogs as the local Kings Wood wears them out and they are welcome at Biscuits either inside or out on the large patio. The other bonus is the extensive farm shop on site with fresh fish available on Fridays and Saturdays. There is a huge car park well off the road so it's quiet and there's even nursery plants for sale, pet foods, and everything from eggs to cakes, apple juice to home made crisps, even birthday cards. It's a lovely 'stop-off' if Canterbury or Ashford bound, being just off the A28, and the recent extension has more than doubled the tea room so it's more space for all and a lovely place to visit.

I came here today with my step daughter and 4 month old and we had a wonderful time. After having a look around the farm shop we decided to have some lunch. The staff were lovely and welcoming - the tearoom was not that busy so we had our choice of tables. I liked the little touches such as the polka dot cushions on the wooden chairs and the fresh flowers in vases on each table. I ordered the quiche of the day which was delicious and came with a lovely home made chutney and salad. Plenty of parking and there's a giant connect four and jenga outside which is great for kids. Looking forward to visiting this place again and soon.

We stopped at Biscuit's for an early lunch and were presented with a full and tasty sounding menu. However, as I'm vegan, I asked if I could have a salad sandwich without butter. When the chef found out I was vegan, she came out and asked if I would like her to make something for me. She made a courgette salad with broad bean pesto which was beautifully presented and very very tasty. My husband had a ham salad sandwich which he said was really good too. We have recommended the place to our vegetarian and vegan friends.

Cannot fault the cafe for taste especially their cakes- and I've been a lot. But when ordering take away your value for money isn't always guaranteed. See attached photo of small piece of quiche for £4.75! Please consider alternative take away price if you're going to deliver this as you're take away portion. Especially as if I ate in for the same price I would also get a salad and chutney.

Recently extended and decorated, this unassuming cafe (looks like a shed outside!) serves top quality coffee and food, mostly sourced from onsite farm shop with excellent friendly service. Outdoor space, clean loos, open kitchen (interesting to watch them baking), comfortable wooden chairs (with cushions) and tables and fresh flowers. All chutneys etc are homemade, bread from local bakery. I can't fault this place!

Very impressed by the newly refurbished Biscuit's and their new delicious Ploughman's platter.The place looks even better now, and the ambience is as warm and freindly as before.Always an enjoyable place to visit, and ideal for parties.A place of creative cooking.

We regularly visit as we know this is somewhere where our dog is allowed inside. Lovely surprise when we arrived to see that it has been refurbished and it looks great. The staff are great and so proud of the improvements, mentioning that their new uniforms has given them a sense of professionalism. One of the other things we used to enjoy was the standard of food which is where I have to be slightly negative. Still ok but not as good as before! My ham sandwich was dry and when I looked inside only one slice of bread had been buttered and there was no homemade chutney or side salad as mentioned on the menu. The pot of tea was not the same, much weaker and could have done with another teabag. My cake was delicious but certainly not the large slice I had last time. Please Biscuits, don't cut corners as your customers have come to accept a high quality and any cost saving changes will be noticeable.

I am a regular visitor to Biscuits and they have now completed the refurbishment which has extended the tea room into what used to be the fish shop (which has moved into the farm shop). This has made it about 50% larger with plenty of new tables. It has also been completely re-decorated. I usually have tea and cake. The teapots are large enough to get two or three good cups and re-fills of water are readily available. The cakes are home made and there is always a good selection. I completed my loyalty card today so my tea and cake was free, that makes it even better.

Used to think very highly of this establishment and went out of our way to visit again recently. Now wish we had not bothered, and probably won't again. Uncleared tables, nowhere to sit, made to feel very unwelcome and in fact, got up and left without ordering (not that anyone asked for our order anyway). Extremely disappointed. There is a new establishment in Wye and will probably go there next time.

As useual my wife and i call in once a week to Perry Court's farm shop to buy mainly English tomatoes, they used to be grown by Ironside some where near Sandwich or Deal, but now are grown by another name, but still really have that flavour of a true English home grown fruit.Again as useual we pop into Biscuit's, the coffee shop, the expresso machine makes a very full flavour coffee, not bitter, not too strong, just right to drink with a slice of Raspberry sponge, this sponge brought back to me the memory of those of my youth, the flavour of fresh eggs and raspberries combined in a fresh moist sponge giving an all round rich flavour !!! truly delicious, next time you are in the vacinity... treat you tastebuds.

Biscuits is a delightful place for lunch or coffee and cake. Stopped en route to the bluebell woods. Decided to have a plough mans which was absolutely delicious. Presentation was exceptional and looked inviting. Food local and fresh. Cakes are home made and very tempting. Staff very friendly. Lovely placed for a quick lunch.

We popped in for a quick cuppa and a loo stop expecting a 'greasy spoon' next to a big-standard farm shop. How wrong could we be!! The tearoom has a cheerful interior with wooden tables and comfy chairs. The food is excellent quality and absolutely delicious. Quality, real coffee and exceptional homemade cakes. Outside space with parasols and children's play area. The staff were quick and polite. In fact, I couldn't fault anything and will definitely return as often as possible. A bonus is the huge, Aladdin's-cave of a farm shop with usual goods plus a wide selection of local cheeses, an incredible array of fresh veg and quality plants.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

I was passing Biscuits tearoom and popped in for a quick bite to eat. I opted for the home made courgette and beetroot quiche. Not your usual flavours but it worked very well and I would certainly have it again. Biscuits pride themselves on creating their own dishes which gives them a cut above the rest. Very good selection of yummy cakes and their scones are probably the best out there. Very reasonable prices for what you get and the staff are polite and friendly. Well worth a visit.

We stopped for a quick lunch and a look round the farm shop.We received a friendly greeting from both the girls that were working in the tearoom.We only wanted sandwiches which were not on the menu board but were told we could have either cheese or ham.We were offered either white or brown bread and selected cheese, one brown and one white.We were then offered a large selection off extras to have,these included salad or homemade chutney plus other items i cannot remember.We both opted for salad.The sandwiches were huge and had plenty of lovely cheese filling and plenty of fresh salad, the bread was thickly cut and fresh.We had a large pot of tea to wash it all down and left feeling full.As the sandwiches were not on the board we were guessing at the price and were both way out as they only cost 3.50 each- a bargain.Only one negative note for the farm shop staff, when asked by the girl from the cafe for help washing up as it was busy in there they said no even though surely someone could have spared five minutes.We will be back again to sample the lovely looking cakes.

Small but quaint. Staff very friendly and helpful. The homemade lavender, lemon and poppy seed cake was yummy. Homemade hot cross buns, were straight from the oven and very nice said mum. Very reasonably priced.

Nice olde worlde feel to this place. Great choice of hot and cold drinks .. and an ENORMOUS selection of home-made cakes. Some hot food also available. Even a friendly black cat!

Very pleasant tea room,food very fresh we had scones they were warm lots of butter and jam,coffee is nice and hot.Went on a wet cold day the only thing I would say it's not very warm in there but that did not spoil are coffee

Been here a few times now. Love the selection of homemade cakes. Today I had a (huge portion of) apple and pecan tart and my husband had a huge brownie. Today was the first time I have sat inside (we normally sit outside on a sunny day while the children play) but today we were child free which meant a lovely peaceful hour with a freshly prepared coffee and cake before shopping in the adjacent farm shop. Other than a door that doesn't shut properly on a windy day as it was today.....everything was lovely.

I came here today after it was recommended by a friend as being dog friendly. We have a 4 month old pup so thought we would give it a go. We had a little trot round the farm with pup before entering the tea room, the kids loved seeing the pigs. It is a lovely small tea room, and everything seems to be home made, the 2 members of staff were polite and really friendly, made a big fuss of the pup and had a chat with the kids. The kids had sandwiches and I had the ploughman's. Food was scrumptious, the kids both got a sweet treat to take away, which they gobbled up on the way home! They both said they would love to go back. Fabulous establishment!

I've often popped in to have coffee and cake (all delicious) but never tried a meal. I'd observed lots of people having the ploughman's, which looked very good, so I had to try it for myself.This is the best ploughman's I have ever had. The portions here are always generous to say the least, even I struggle with a slice of cake, and the ploughman's is the no exception. It may look like it's small in the photo but judge by the size of the knife to the right. There's a huge chunk of excellent cheese, generous slices of ham and lots of delicious extras such as apple crisps and apple slices. It's really fresh and absolutely delicious, all served on a big wooden board with a pat of butter in twisted paper (a nice detail). I really thoroughly recommend you try this for yourself, particularly if you're hungry. It wouldn't be out of place in a high end gastro pub.I would have marked excellent, except for a couple of things: the staff are generally polite but often not overly friendly which is a shame, if you try to chat to them they don't necessarily respond in an enthusiastic way, which in this sort of service environment you'd expect. Also, if there's a couple of people infront of you the wait can be very long, there's usually 2 people serving and as you can imagine it takes a log time to prepare food like the ploughman's.Great food and coffee and like I said if you're not really in a rush well worth trying.

We go for a quick coffee and sometimes cake too. The owner is very enthusiastic and makes lovely cakes. The service is always good and the staff are also pleasant. Much has been said about atmosphere etc. I think its a cozy place and enjoy going there regularly. I go there sometimes then enjoy the coffee and cake.

Massive improvement since it's been under current ownership. Manages to remind me of an old country British Rail tea room, which is weird AND meant as a compliment, because that's the sort of atmosphere it has. Whoever makes their cakes clearly knows their way round a mixing bowl. Not sure about serving stuff on poncy old chopping boards, but as I said, cake is great and the coffee is above average.

I visit Biscuits on a regular basis with various friends and family. As always the food was exceptional. We worked through the menu and everything was excellent. The staff are all most helpful and pleasant and seem to be pleased to serve the customers.

Popped in here while out for the day with family. Great little find, cakes were delicious and service was very friendly. Some times you get lucky I guess! Will be coming back again soon.

Customer service is exceptional and the cakes are the greatest I've ever had. Couldn't recommend this place enough.

Looks nice, bit annoyed they used tea bags and not tea leaves, this is a tea room after all. The home made cakes looked lovely, but were left on the counter uncovered. Lots of wasps landing and taking off on them!! All tables were empty of customers but chock full of dirty crockery, needed wiping down as well. So much potential, but no real atmosphere and please, please, please cover the cakes in the height of summer. That is basic food hygiene!!!

A lovely little tea room. Beautiful and scrummy homemade cakes with various sandwiches and savouries including ploughmans and homemade soup. Going to be on my list of regular places to visit.

Visited Biscuits again today. Plenty of baking going on in background and the aroma was delicious! Lovely staff who bought out wonderful cake & tea whilst we enjoyed the sun under a shade. It was somewhat reminiscent of past times, sitting amongst plants & overlooking the farm shop/barn. Well worth a visit.

....but the cafe was soulless and really lacked atmosphere. A very strange set up. Even if you sit outside, you're just staring at parked cars. Soooooo much could be done with this place with a little imagination and a small budget. I hate to go all Alex Polizzi......but having read the reviews before I came, I was expecting so much more. Tea rooms like this are doing really well, but they are doing it better.This wouldn't stop me coming back as the food really was good and excellent value, but I almost feel guilty for not giving it the rave reviews 21 people before me have, especially as the lady who served me was lovely.

Just visited Biscuit's Tearooms (for the second time!) - homemade carrot cake and coffee cake were scrummy! Generous size portions, all washed down with a latte and cappuccino! There is an area outside the tearoom where you sit and watch the world go by! A lovely way to spend a sunny afternoon.

Stopped by on Sunday for a pot of tea for two and a slice of cake.Small with only about 6/7 tables.Clean.Staff friendly and welcoming.Cakes all looked home made.Portion sizes were excellent for the price and the victoria sandwich was lovely and light albeit a little sweet even for a cake lover like me.Even you are on the A28 Ashford to Canterbury then take a short break and stop here....you wont be disappointed.

We popped in for lunch with my 2 year old son on the strength of the reviews on trip advisor, and we are delighted that we did. Lovely ploughmans and lively staff. Delighted to see that my 2 year old son's apple juice was made on the farm itself. We would not hesitate to recommend this tea room and just hope we have more time on the next visit to sample the wonderful looking cakes!

We had some lovely tea and cake here on a Sunday afternoon. Chocolate brownie and carrot cake were delicious with generous portions, we had a large pot of tea that held about 6 cups. The bill only came to about £8.50 and the staff were so lovely. All the other food looked great including quiche and ploughman's. Can't wait to go back.

This tea room is situated next to one of the best farm shops. A family run business, it is the perfect place for a pit stop and all the cakes and biscuits are home made. With outdoor seating and an incredibly friendly staff, it is ideal. ..and if you are very lucky, Biscuit might actually be on the premises with a personal hello!

Visit here after walking in the Wye area for a good large pot of tea and a wedge of cake or a scone. The problem is I never know which cake to select. Visited yesterday and on hearing cinnamon & apple cake was near completion I took up the offer of a very short wait for it to be iced. Well worth those few minutes. Delicious!

A good country rustic tearoom adjacent to the farm shop of Perry Court.Proper home cooked cakes, soups, quiches and more with a good coffee along side - excellent!We take in our dog Zebadee for a coffee then enjoy the walks around the Perry Court farm land. Oh and then back in for lunch quite often!Dog friendly, foodie friendly, coffee lover friendly. Go say hello....

We have visited several times and have never failed to be impressed. There is always a friendly welcome, even for the four legged members of the family. Nothing is too much trouble. Everything is lovely and fresh, home made and thoughtfully presented. I would happily recommend, particularly if you want somewhere to go where you don't have to leave the dog in the car! We normally have a quick stroll along the section of the north downs way that joins up to the car park and then reward ourselves with lunch or a delicious slice of cake.

Have visited Biscuits 3 times now and have always had a warm welcome, a wonderful choice of food and the raspberry and caramel cake is in my top 5 favourite cakes ever!

The various daily cooked quiches, scones to die for, and mouth watering homemade on the premises cakes and sponges, are without doubt probably the best you'll ever come across. And served by extremely pleasant young ladies in quiet rural idyllic surroundings overlooking a working farmyard and farm shop. And at very reasonable prices......sshh don't tell too many people as we don't want to have to queue in future!

Since this business was taken over by new management the improvements are amazing! The service, quality of goods to eat and atmosphere is excellent and continues to improve weekly. I love the creative baked goods such as savoury Brie and bacon Chelsea buns that are handmade at the tearoom. The farm shop next door has greatly improved as well. With the majority of fruit and veg grown locally and on the farm itself. The prices and quality easily beat any supermarket. Plus I support local farmers. I can't recommend this tearoom enough!

I made my first trip to the county of Kent and stopped at Perry Court Farm. We had scones and tea at The Biscuit Tearoom. The experience was wonderful! The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating and the scones and cakes were delicious.; we had several. :-) This is truly a wonderful place to visit and to shop! I highly recommend it to anyone who is in the area and even to those who are not. It is worth making a trip for - you will be glad you did!

As a part of our family reunion all 21 cousins visited the tearoom for scones and tea. It was a delightful experience. Be sure to stop by during your visit to Perry Court Farm. You will be pleased that you did!

Very yummy food and very pleasant ambience - all at a very reasonable price - and saw the first swallows of spring above.

Such a lovely hidden gem with the most delicious cakes imaginable. So convenient too when shopping in the farm shop. This will become a regular. Absolutely love it!

Stopped by for lunch, had a fantastic pea soup. Beautifully presented, with slices of fresh bread. Hubby had a cheeses scone too and said it was delicious. Felt very homely and spotlessly clean. lovely setting, will be back!

Lovely friendly service, great cakes, pleasant sandwich and a nice cup of tea.The shop also sells great produce once you get to know the rather hap- hazard layout. It took me 2 or 3 visits to really appreciate what a great shop it is, but the best fruit & veg shop in the area by a mile.

Laurie bakes daily from fresh local produce supplied by Kent's best farm shop, Perry Court. Quiches, salads, and seasonal fruit bites cannot be beaten for flavour and freshness. Home made meringues and brownies with real gooey centres, flapjacks, and coffee walnut cake, are all delicious. The signature bake: cheese scones. Laurie's warm welcome puts heart into this tearoom. In these times of heavily refrigerated and processed snack outlet foods, it is wonderful to enjoy recipes my mum would have baked, and know they are packed with the best of Kent. Wonderful coffee too.

We have often called into Perry Court Farm Shop to buy the fresh and tasty fruit and veg on offer, but last week our attention was drawn to the recently refurbished tea room that has been there for some time and the new paved patio area. Our couriosity got the better of us, so, we entered the tea room and was most pleasently suprised. The proprieter was a very helpfull, cheerful and chatty young lady, we only had coffees, as we had eaten in Canterbury a little earlier, so had no apitite, but a couple accross the room from us had ordered food, the gentleman had a sandwich, What a "wopper", I remarked to him that it was more like a "door step", he replied that it was and he came in regularly and really enjoyed his meals there. Next time we go there, as surely we will, we will not eat before hand so as to try one of those "Door Step "sandwiches.

We've been to the tea room few times since we discovered the place. The scones and cakes are very good and fresh and the place is nice and relaxing. The owner is very kind and passionate about her cafe.The food hall next to it is also very good.Worth paying a visit if you pass by.

What a refreshing find just outside Ashford on the road to Canterbury.A delightful tea room at the Perry Court Farm , Farm Shop serving the most elegant cakes and teapots in pink. Good prices and very enthusiastic owner.Will be there every day after school.