Bradley Gardens in Gateshead

Great Sunday roast in a lovely setting. Haven’t tasted pork quite like todays for quite some time. We will be going again

Hidden gem ! Outstanding venue for a mid summer's lunch in delightful garden surroundings. Top quality food and presentation and fair value for money. You get what you pay for. Customer service was top class. Will certainly return with the wide family.

Great as usual lovly food great staff had a lovly day sitting outside I don't know why people say it's expensive we eat out most days and it's brilliant value

Fabulous. Lovely surroundings, great staff and gorgeous food. Gardens are small but lovely Little bit of retail therapy Gorgeous venue for coffee or restaurant 5* All round

A beautiful walled garden to have a wander and enjoy the setting. Lovely little shop units too. We met Lee who works in the garden and had a very friendly chat about the plants, he was very informative and helpful. Then we had tea and the best scone with jam and cream that we've had for a long time!

Absolutely can't fault Bradley Gardens. We had a wonderful visit, the food and staff were second to none. The gardens were beautiful and the shops were delightful. Can't wait to return!

I love Bradley Gardens I have visited previously and enjoyed the beautiful location. I live in Toronto and have family who live in Wylam. I was visiting in March and suggested meeting my brother for coffee at Bradley Gardens. We arrived at 11.20 am and asked for a table for two. The receptionist asked if we had booked. As we looked around the cafe was nearly empty. The receptionist said there would be an hour wait unless someone left. I had to use the washroom and as I was returning two individuals left. I asked the receptionist if they now had a table free and she informed us that no every table was booked. She said we could sit outside. We sat at an outside table but it was cold and starting to rain. We felt like second class citizens sitting outside in the rain looking in on a more than half empty cafe. On our walk back on hour later the cafe was still less than half full. I will never go back to Bradley Gardens. The reception we received was cold and just didn’t make any sense. I spoke to my sister afterwards and discovered that Bradley Gardens has a shortage of waiting Staff, the service is slow so often the staff just refuse to take anyone who drops by. Delightful as this place is I would give a wide birth unless you book in advance and don’t mind poor service.

A delicious lunchtime choice with a full selection of snacks, sandwiches to full meals is available. We chose a lighter meal of soup and sandwiches and were not disappointed. The quality was superb and the service second to none. Great quality food and drinks in a beautiful restaurant. Will return in the new year for sure!

I'd heard really good things about this place so really wanted to visit. Unfortunately it didn't live up to expectations. The service wasn't great, it took a while to order as only certain staff can take orders. Food was overpriced for what it was. As other people have had better experiences, I would probably give it another chance but unfortunately won't be rushing back.

Fabulous place for browser around the on site shop. Restaurant staff very welcoming. Highly recommend visiting

It’s such a lovely spot for lunch but to be honest when you are paying £11 for a GF sandwich and when it arrives it is warburtons gluten free very thin bread it is a little disappointing compared to the regular offering, tiny side salad alongside. Not worth it for the price. £9 for a meringue dessert seems very over the top for what is essentially a cafe, yes it’s a lovely setting but nothing amazing for what you pay.

We've been here lots of times and it is always very nice but this time I went with my brother for breakfast. My brother is vegan. Unfortunately there were no vegan options for breakfast apart from a fruit salad. No vegan sausage alternatives, nothing and so we had to leave. They did offer to do some form of breakfast basically mushrooms, beans and tomato but not what I would have expected from a high quality place like this in a day and age where the vegan lifestyle is more popular than ever. Such a shame, for non vegan people it's still lovely but such a shame.

Ridiculous way to run a hospitality venue.Rang to book a table to be told they were fully booked but outdoor seating could not be booked in advance so come along and chance your luck. Drive half an hour to get there and we were lucky enough to find a table outside ( indoors was virtually empty due to warm weather) and there were one or two other tables empty outside too. I was then told they were fully booked and the kitchen was closed it was 12.50 on a Friday lunchtime. I told the lady I spoke to who was the same person I spoke to earlier on the phone that she had encouraged me to come a sit outside at an unbookable table and she basically said touch were fully booked. Would never recommend it ever visit again no way to treat customers 😡

We arrived for lunch at 12.30 having booked, we were sat at the table and advised that someone would be along to take our order, at 1.15 we asked a waitress who was clearing a table next to us if we could order to be told that they were busy and someone would be along shortly, another wait for us again to request an order to be taken, then to be told by the gentleman who eventually arrived that we had been forgotten about, no apology, gave the order and food and drinks arrived, food very tasty, but occasion marred by lack of customer service, also noted that they refused to serve one lady who sat outside stating that they were fully booked despite there being at least ten table unoccupied outside and more unoccupied tables inside, on asking for the bill and asked if everything had been ok, we did state that the food was lovely but the delay had not been the best, the waitress then apologized. A little communication is required here I think, perhaps if the kitchen is unandated with orders maybe offering a drink service while people wait might make a bad situation less so.

After reading an article in the Look north magazine i came upon this small but perfectly formed garden centre, restaurant and specialist shop emporium. Located 9 miles outside Newcastle in the small town of Wylam, this very impressive venue had us hooked from the very moment we arrived. The only Critism is waze and google maps had a hard time finding the main entrance but apart from that we finally found our way in. There is plenty of parking with an additional overflow car park. This place gets very busy before during and after lunch from our experience and i would advise to book the restaurant if you want to guarantee a seat. The menu is traditional with limited seasonal produce but the quality and the cooking is sublime. I can see why this venue is very popular and hence why we returned again to enjoy this wonderful scenic location. Prices are reasonable and the staff are hospitable and accommodating. If your looking for a wonderful day out head over to this lovely scenic part of the north east.

Afternoon tea here today to celebrate my aunty’s 80th birthday. Lovely staff and beautiful venue. Slightly disappointed in the tea. Scones were very hard and no clotted cream provided, just whipped. Meringues weren’t homemade unfortunately as they used to be.

Bradley Gardens itself is absolutely beautiful. We popped in on a Thursday afternoon hoping to grab a tea/coffee and a late, light lunch. Staff were welcoming and friendly and seated us outside. We were given menus and the waitress said she’d be back soon. The setting and the staff are what I’m giving the three stars for. However, although the food on the menu sounded amazing, the prices were extremely high. We honestly don’t mind paying for quality, locally sourced food, but we decided that £10.50 for a ham and pease pudding sandwich, or £17 for a Ploughman’s was pushing it a bit! Yes, we could’ve treated ourselves, but to me, these prices were extortionate. We are realistic people. We know that prices in restaurants have had to reflect rising produce prices and the need to pay staff a decent wage. However, having recently been on holiday to Devon and not experiencing prices like that even in the most beautiful places to eat, we feel that Bradley Gardens are asking too much. Maybe they’re just trying to keep away ‘riff raff’ like us!

Bradley Gardens’ website states that ‘we look forward to welcoming you’. Somebody should tell that to the dreadfully bumptious manager (Beryl Fawlty?) who wouldn’t accept ‘walk ins’ for a coffee even though there were lots of tables free outside (the lovely waitress was happy to accommodate but was rudely overruled). Suggest Bradley Gardens either change the wording on their website, or better still change their manager for one who understands basic customer service.

Fabulous venue . Sitting out in the gardens today was fantastic. Food great Coffee very good. I would recommend the deal of a mug of filter coffee and a free top up. Service excellent . Definitely worth a visit

Wonderful place. Food very good and service good. It gets busy. Good place also for children - hope they keep animals away, that would spoilt the place.

A venue with a difference & well worth a visit.. Gorgeous gardens to wander through, my friends and I enjoyed delicious lunch & couldn't resist yummy deserts. Great ambiance & excellent friendly service. Highly recommend. Tip, we did book table as often busy.

Very nice food and ambience. Excellent staff. Limited menu. Really expensive however!!!!!! Simple pasta dish £13.75.

Popped in during a bike ride…no bike rack so not ideal propping expensive bikes up against the building. Staff were friendly and Accommodating as we hadn’t booked (it was 10.30am) and all tables had reserved signs on them. Ordered poached eggs on toast x2 with coffees. It was nice but nothing extraordinary other than the price (£21.70) and actually the food was just like warm which is my pet hate. Toilets…there appeared to be only two…one for men one for women which on a busy day must be horrendous . Also the toilet was dirty which isn’t great. I probably wouldn’t return again due to the prices. I’m far from tight and don’t mind spending money on good quality food but didn’t feel this was.

Maybe there is a new chef but Christmas Lunch this year was a great disappointment. Whereas the main course was adequate unfortunately the Clementine Trifle was a disaster the custard was solid and a weird orange colour and the Grand Marnier was missing The best...

Fabulous respite from the biblical rainstorms! I had no idea this place existed and it was fully booked. The excellent staff kindly found us a table. I was with my 87 year old mother. Excellent food and delicious coffee. Marilyn gave us good gluten free...

Found by chance today as looking for drink and snacks as was in area .immaculate gardens and cafe,cafe in perfect location and posh looking and posh prices,we had drinks and snacks but if you’re paying £7 for a bacon roll make sure there is more...

After being a regular customer, I visited this place again 2 weeks ago and was given a menu and told to find a table and let a member of staff know where we were sitting. As requested, I spoke to a member of staff and...

Set in beautiful gardens, this cafe/restaurant is essentially a long narrow conservatory with an outside seating area. It feels more like a cafe than a restaurant and this is reflected in the menu which is dominated by starters and sandwiches, with a small number of...

We visited the cafe mid-afternoon and were served promptly. We were gobsmacked at a) the size of the small coffee cups (£3.90) & b) the cost of a slice of cake: the plum frangipane & the orange cake each cost ... £6.90 !*!

Been here many times and it never fails, the standards are high the food is excellent and the service outstanding, well done Bradley Gardens.

A generally wonderful breakfast at this really beautiful cafe. The glasshouses are stunning and on a beautiful day the garden tables very appealing. Lovely staff. The breakfast menu is varied and all the drinks and cooked dishes really delicious. Only one letdown: the sourdough bread...

Indeed a hidden Gem - food and shops a bit pricey but well worth a visit! Beautiful gardens, coffee-room extremely appealing with scrumptious food, very friendly and hard-working staff. Only slight let down was that the crockery (cups and teapot) didn’t hold the heat and...

We have been to Bradley Gardens a few times but not returned since pre covid. As the weather was nice we chose it for a lunch for my mother in laws birthday. Booked a table via email and the response was very speedy and efficient....

After all the celebration of the Platinum Jubilee, I wanted some quiet time, and what better than a wander around the lush gardens, and something tasty in the Restaurant. The Lemon Meringue pie was superb. I even congratulated the chef who told me his secret...

Lovely grounds, staff and coffee room but nursery prices are pretty steep. Bought some lovely rusted flower stakes only to find the exact ones at Tynedale Nurseries £5 - £8 cheaper. So. Have coffee and cakes but do your shopping elsewhere.

We visited here for the first time today, we visited the website beforehand which stated that outside tables were first come first served and bookings were for inside. We sat outside to be told that we had to book in advance because it is mother's...

Second time eating here. Lovely atmosphere, attentive staff and amazing food. First time was a Sunday lunch with family who all enjoyed their food. Second time today for my anniversary, had the spinach tart with chips and salad. All very tasty and great portions.

Booked a table for coffee with a friend. Service was good and quick. The scones are delicious, served warm and the coffee is lovely. A mix up with the bill but this was sorted calmly and efficiently. A lovely atmosphere in the restaurant and ample...

We finally visited Bradley Gardens after many personal recommendations. It certainly did not disappoint. Many places can fall down on a basic Sunday roast, but the pork loin was simply delicious. Service was attentive, charming and enhanced the overall experience. The price was very reasonable...

I visited for Lunch as a treat, I was by myself. Could see it was busy, but got an outside table and sat in the sun thinking 'lovely!' I soon realised waiting when you have the company of others is much easier than when you...

A lovely hidden gem. This is my go to place to meet for a coffee. Lovely tables outside in a lovely peaceful setting. The only negative thing is everyone I’ve gone around 1/2 ish they’ve ran out of things I’ve wanted to order :(

Lovely gardens, even on a rainy day. Could do with better signage from the road and on site. Saw lots of people doing the same as us- getting lost! Labels on plants had worn away too. Nice cafe though

Lovely tranquil place to visit, not too big for mam to be happy wandering around, a couple of nice chic shops with quality products. Conservatory restaurant served beautiful food, catering for coeliacs. We had buttered grilled prawns, salad and green beans, followed by giant summer...

Nice food but…service was slow, whilst pleasant, we were forgotten about on a few occasions. I also feel there were far too many tables inside, whilst hand sanitizer was available the tables were too close together and I did not feel safe due to ongoing...

Lovely atmosphere with lovely staff & lovely breakfast. Great Eggs Benedictine Very large choice for breakfast. The family had 6 different dishes and all were excellent. My Eggs Benedictine with smoked salmon was scrumptious

Having tried ringing for a couple of weeks to book for afternoon tea for GCSE results day, I was still unable to get through. I sent an email requesting a booking and got a reply telling me I had to call. I left answer machine...

My partner and I live nearby so have visited Bradley Gardens on many occasions over the years. It's a real hidden gem that is becoming more and more popular. It's relaxed and picturesque, with great food* (*unless you're a vegan!!), and lovely little shops. We...

Small get together for belated celebration. Booked afternoon tea and staff were very helpful on several occasions when had to make delays and amendments. Lovely afternoon tea and staff were very attentive. Will definitely revisit to try other menu items. In great setting and worth...

I have recently visited this place on 2 occasions .Once with a friend about 2 weeks ago and the again today alone . On the first visit staff were rude but this was following food which was nice . Today a member of staff was...

What a lovely experience… a gorgeous lunch eaten outside in brilliant sunshine.. every person helping us, smiley, friendly, pleasant… need I say more 😂😂… thank you and keep up the good work!!

Had basic coffee and cakes. Delicious cake and staff very friendly. Only problem we had was although we were told wheelchair friendly. It is not. Although I was on a mobility scooter we had to use overflow car park which was not tarmackdd. It was...

It was a delight to return with a special friend I’d not seen for a long, pandemic imposed time. The gardens were lovely and the food delicious. Much improved service with outstandingly helpful and cheerful staff.

I booked afternoon tea for two and visited with a special friend yesterday. There were three options: Tea with scones/ patisserie; with finger sandwiches and scones/patisserie; the same with Prosecco instead of tea. We had the second option for £30 for two, paid in advance,...

A wonderful sunny day to return to Bradley Gardens. A warm welcome from the delightful staff, and my favourite Welsh Rarebit on the menu. So pleased to be back.

The food and drinks here are faultless. Plus a nice surrounding and some normality after covid. However, the service was so terrible it puts me off going back. We got told to take a seat anywhere we wanted, then got ignored for ages watching people come in after us getting order taken. We didn't even get given a menu so had to look online. When I finally managed to get someone's attention I got an attitude asking us if we waited in the queue to come in (yes we did). Apologies were given, but the general attentiveness was terrible. An elderly couple stormed off because they were ignored for so long. Then we witnessed a male member of staff (possibly manager) talking to someone else like a piece of dirt for a mistake he had made. No wonder the staff are super miserable here!! It's a good job the food and drinks were good but staff were really all over the place and didn't seem to know right from left.

The weather was very good and we sat outside in the sun. I had a fruit scone with cream as sadly they had sold out of cheese scones😩😩 Staff great Food fabulous

Not visited the gardens since March and decided we needed to treat ourselves. What a delight it was to be back. Although all of the necessary Covid restrictions were in place Bradley still had its charm and the staff were so welcoming. We had only gone for coffee and cake but the menu as ever was too tempting and so we stayed for lunch after having a browse of the shops and a wander round the garden which were beautiful at this time of year with autumnal colour. A new garden store in the nursery was a welcome addition, full of beautiful garden ware and accessories! We won’t be leaving it as long next time!

What a waste off fuel and time worst garden centre i have ever visited most items for sale must have been on sale for years and no help or assistance offered.

Went on Saturday for a treat with hubby as had heard alot about it...i settled for "posh" cheese on toast which was literally ham & tomato on sourdough bread topped with cheese..the ham and tomato were cold, the toast hadn't been toasted or at least what i call toasted and the cheese was very tough and rubbery and barelywarm & to be frank, quite tasteless, i expected a bit better than that for £9.25!hubby had burger and chips which he said was lovely but nothing special for £16+ (not quite sure exactly), coffee was quite bitter but the meringue i must say was to die for, really beautiful and gorgeous presentation. That said although a wee bit disappointed the Staff were lovely and the place is really beautiful & totally covid secure. Had a little wander round the shops there, some really beautiful stuff..i picked a couple of pressys up along the way. The lady in the gift shop was really lovely and also told me to help myself to the windfall bramley apples which i took home and made a lovely pie with on the Monday! Would i visit again? Possibly, but i would stick to cake and scones i think..

My wife and I visited the cafe for a light snack and ended up trying their scones, a croissant and a Pan au Chocolate. It was a safe environment, where you can sit outside in this walled garden area, or sit inside. The scones were as good as you will taste anywhere, and the rest of the food was also delicious. The coffee was greatTo reach the cafe there is ample parking space, with an overflow car park if necessary, and walk through the attractive garden centre to the cafe at the top.You are welcomed by pleasant and efficient staff, and the whole experience was a delight.The toilets were clean, a little small for the size of the cafe, but they will be enlarging the site and improving the facilities in the future.

We had a really good light lunch here today. I enjoyed a very tasty mushroom soup, followed by Welsh rarebit and a glass of white wine. All were very good. My partner enjoyed a very-well filled egg sandwich with salad and mayo which she said was also very good.Diners have a choice of eating outside in the beautiful gardens or in what was once a greenhouse. The decor of this is very tasteful.Service was efficient and very professional.I'd wholeheartedly recommend Bradley Gardens for lunch or afternoon tea.

We ate in the tea rooms here four times when we stayed nearby. The meals were excellent and very reasonably priced. The service was top class. All that taken with the lovely setting made our visits a memorable experience.

After being recommended Bradley Gardens by our family, we decided to go for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon. The setting is fantastic and the decor inside is of a very high standard. The food was delicious and the staff were good.We will definitely be returning soon and will be recommending it to all our family and friends.

My parents were bought vouchers for afternoon tea as part of their 90th birthdays and my sister, my husband and I went with them. It is a bit of a pull up from the car park to the gardens for the elderly but my father who at 91 walks with a stroller managed it and the way back down was easier.The afternoon tea was delicious, we had been asked prior to attending about any dietry requirements. Most of the party does not eat mustard and this was left off the ham sandwiches. My sister does not eat mayonaise and she was given an alternative sandwich to the egg mayo. The other two sandwiches served were a cucumber and a smoked salmon. There was a lovely light fresh plain scone with blackcurrent jam and cream. There were three gorgeous sweet treats, a meringue, a shoe pastry bun and a berry tart. We all commented how well proportioned the afternoon tea was with enough to eat. I was very good value for money at £15.00 per head and we all commented how we thought it was the nicest afternoon tea we had all had.

t was a gorgeous sunny morning so we were able to sit outside.I had a bacon and mushroom sandwich which was well filled and very tasty.I also had fruit tea, very refreshing on such a warm day.There is a full cafe indoors, but the walk through the gardens to get there is amazing- I believe it i the walled garden of the old Bradley Hall.The carpark was full, but the cafe was not at capacity, and service was quick, from friendly staff.

Treat to lunch by my son and his family (6 of us) my grandaughter works there and booked us in. She explained the protocol and how to find our way to the greenhouse restuarant (Which is a distance from the car park and a bit tricky to find!) Nevertheless she dined with us we weren't shown any extra attention by the pleasant young ladies who served us. After our drink order we ordered 4 roast beef 1 roast pork and a vegetarian rissotto for my grandaughter. The lunch menu was limited but the food was superb. Two steak thick slices of tender roast beef ditto the pork, 5 roast potatoes each roasted carrot, yorkshire pudding, a bowl of cabbage broccolli and peas, plus a bowl of red cabbage. The plates were nice and hot and delicious home made? horseradish sauce, apple sauce for the pork. Dijon mustard and sachet condiments due to virus precautions. I didn't find room for dessert but my wife had a merengue with berries see photo. Grandson had banana cake and grandaugher had banana cake. This place is everything to recommend it and we'll definately be back.

This was our first visit and it was fantastic. Lovely gardens. Beautiful restaurant, where you can book or a large outside area which is first come, first served. Great menu and good kids menu too. Food was amazing and service fantastic. Highly recommend.

I booked a table for lunch with my daughter about 4 weeks ago for 2pm, We opted to sit outside and waited 40 minutes before anyone acknowledged us or even took a drinks order. No apology given for our wait. I totally understand the challenges facing businesses at the moment, and I visit Bradley Gardens regularly, but no more. You don't deserve my business - I emailed the business direct immediately afterwards and haven't even had the courtesy of a response. I delayed writing this review in the hope they would contact me, but very disappointed. Food when it arrived was good, but the wait and service were inexcusable.

Finally we are able to meet again, meeting friends at Bradley gardens was always our highlight of the week, coming back has felt like a peace of normality again, the gardens are looking well kept and the addition of the redesigned garden shop was a dream. Lunch as always was perfect we all just had sandwiches and dessert but the service was spot on and all the social distancing measures made us all feel safe and well looked after. Reading a previous comment I feel the staff at Bradley work so hard as this little gem can get busy because the food, service and environment is like no where else and in these strange times people need to be a little less precious everyone is doing everything to make life a bit more normal.

We have been regular visitors to this venue before covid-19 and love it! Today we called in for coffee and cake to support them after being closed for so long. It was very busy which we expected but what we didn't expect was being ignored. We had checked with a member of staff that it was still table service and sat down to wait our turn. After over 30 mins we left as no-one came to take our order. People at the table next to us were served and to add insult to injury, as we were leaving, we saw orders being taken for customers who had literally just arrived. As it is likely to remain busy, especially on sunny days we would request that those in charge design some kind of system so people can be served close to the order in which they arrive. I would normally rate this venue with 5 stars but today's experience can only warrant 1 star.

It was so good to be back visiting Bradley Gardens since lock down, food was amazing as ever we so have missed this place along with the friendly staff, its the old place we would visit as they also have excellent standards with hand sanitisers are every point all the café staff and shop staff have face masks and excellent social distancing being observed so we will be back next week for Sunday lunch !

Have eaten at Bradley Gardens a few times and delighted to see it open again. The whole venue lends itself to social distancing with well spaced tables and lots of outdoor seating as well. All in the most beautiful garden surroundings. The staff, as always are polite and helpful and it is clear that a lot of thought and care has gone into making a safe environment whilst making sure that the atmosphere and character of this unique restaurant is retained.The cheese soufflé never disappoints and the beef main course was beautifully cooked. Finished off lunch with the pink grapefruit posset which was a real treat.A walk round the beautifully manicured gardens and the well appointed shops made for a lovely afternoon - the new garden shop looks amazing with a great selection of plants and garden ware. An amazing place to visit - out of the city with on site parking and a real tranquil in these strange times

First time venturing out for lunch after lockdown, couldn't have picked anywhere better, hand sanitisers as you go into the garden and at entrance of cafe and each shop, food was excellent as usual, staff placed tray on table for you to remove items and place on the table yourself, which meant they were very good at keeping their distance, all wearing masks and very helpful, social distancing in cafe and shops very good, one way system in operation and people being advised by staff if going in wrong direction. Will not hesitate to come back for a meal in these trying times

Visited here for breakfast on a pleasant summer Sunday morning. I was pleasantly surprised by the gardens and areas surrounding the restaurant. We enjoyed a tasty and ample breakfast Whilst looking out onto the beautiful gardens. Not the cheapest place but you get what you pay for. The interior design shop is well worth a visit on the way out for a quirky ornament or two.

Have had Sunday lunch here many times before, and enjoyed it, but today it was poor.The food lacked seasoning, and although the plates were hot ( except the vegetable dish which was cold ! ) the food was only lukewarm, and by the time I had finished it was cold .The potatoes advertised as roast, were unpeeled new potatoes, probably cooked in fat in the oven, but not crisp, if fact quite soft.We decided to try a brown sugar meringue to share for desert . I was in fear for my fillings as it was so chewy the majority of it clung relentlessly to the plate and would not be dislodged.A mean amount of cream and a few berries atop of this , covered with an over sweet pink sauce, which took the sweetness factor up another few notches.Not good. We left most of the meringue, but no questions when it was removed.Sadly, I will now have to cross this pretty place off my list for Sunday lunch.

Visited many times and have never been disappointed with the food however the service is somewhat lacking. The staff while friendly appear to lack direction and never come and ask if everything is ok or if you need anything else (missing opportunities to up sell ie. more drinks). It’s a shame because the setting and food are great. Staff need proper training though. We will be back but please sort out your customer service!

Cosy little atmosphere, great food and fantastic coffees. Staff were very attentive and helpful not just with the food but for directions to our b&b too!! Shame we aren't local as we'd visit as often as we could.

Bradley gardens is a lovely place to visit. It’s nice to wander around the plant shop, gardens and shops, and the cafe is fab.

Just a stunning breakfast with a lovely ripe avocado and an amazing service provided. A lovely setting.

Allways good here.food is top notch.staff very positive in there role's.nowere better for breakfast.

We visited today for my gran's birthday. We pre booked and pre ordered the afternoon tea. 4 of us had the afternoon tea, my daughter ordered off the children's menu and my sister ordered a salad (this was not on the menu but the staff were very happy to accommodate) the afternoon tea was amazing and so fresh! The scones are to die for. The salad was also beautiful and fresh with a lovely dressing. The waiter (I think possibly the manager) was very helpful for a fussy gran, and couldn't do enough to help! This gentleman was especially helpful however all the other staff were also very polite, attentive and helpful. Would definitely return and highly recommend

Friendly staff, possibly the best fruit scone I’ve ever eaten and lovely coffee all around wrapped up in a lovely surrounding.The cafe and shops a small walk from the car park up an incline. I managed in my powered wheelchair to access all areas apart from the gift shop but the staff offered to bring me anything i wanted to look at.We felt very welcome here and we can’t wait to come back soon and especially on a warm day to enjoy the gardens with a drink.

We had a great luncheon no complaints over food. Nothing too much trouble. Attentive staff. Well done guys.

We love Bradley Gardens, its our favourite place for family celebrations.

We stumbled across Bradley's while staying just down the road. It really is a delightful spot where we enjoyed a couple of breakfasts.

Have now visited this lovely place a few times and never disappointed....the setting of the grounds, the atmosphere, the food, service....all perfect.

As a regular visitor to Bradley gardens it was great to see that the service was back to its best, after Bering rather slow the last couple of times I have been. as usual the food was excellent and without a doubt it is the best restaurant locally. We will be back very soon.

My family and I had tea and coffee for four here today plus three pieces (would have just ordered two had we realised how big they were) of walnut cake and the bill came to £25. Although the surroundings are lovely and the staff very helpful, we felt this was overpriced.

My second visit to Bradley Gardens. The first was for a business lunch in the summer when we sat outside and enjoyed a lovely lunch. This time a birthday celebration for my Wife and it was an amazing experience - great menu, great service, great food and I’m looking forward to the next time! Oh, the Chocolate Pecan & Banana Sundae was amazing

My wife and I saw this place many years ago when it was just a walled garden and so we decided to see what it was like now. The garden is delightful and the "Glasshouse Cafe" is well positioned but that is where the positives end. As we entered there was an advert for an upcoming event with a 3 course meal costing £ 37:50 per person, now if it was in a restaurant I could understand but in a cafe is another matter.

Visited recently and really impressed with the gardens, and surroundings. They could make they gardens something special with some further renovation and maintenance of the flower beds.

Gorgeous, tucked away spot for a quiet, late breakfast. Just typically English in a country garden setting with matching staff. Beautiful food and setting for a relaxing time. Good prices and excellent service are the cherry on the top!

I'd not heard about this place previously and don't know why! Lovely little garden with lots of plants, trees, water features and a duck/swan pond down from the car park. A couple of nice shops with homewear, jewellery, scarves etc. and a plant centre with pots and accessories also. Lovely big greenhouse cafe and outside seating. Previous posts said no shade but there are umbrellas outside now. Nice food and cakes too. Only encountered friendly staff, will definitely return.

This setting is in the outstanding and beautifully maintained gardens is unique.

Came to Northumberland to visit a friend and we came to this beautiful place.

Called again today and as usual we were very happy with everything. Food excellent Service great Love the venue

Nice garden and plants for sale. Good garden layout and the restaurant was very nice. Would recommend it

The girls and I visited for lunch for the first time in a few months, after reading about a few trips about the new outside seating we all agreed we didn't understand what the problem was the owners have obviously decided to invest in beautiful outdoor seating across the front of the glasshouses and it was perfectly comfortable and no different to what most of us have a home. The service and food as our previous visits was five star and the gardens at this time of the year look beautiful and a credit to the gardeners

Lovely hidden gem. Good location and delicious food. Nice setting and if you haven't already been its well worth a visit.

I have been to Bradley gardens before but I must say just gets better to better the surrounding are superb peaceful and quiet, we sat outside in the sun and excellent waiter service with a smile I had hot beef sandwich with roast potatoes as a side dish could not fault them are my visit will keep going back.