Broom Mill Farm Restaurant in County Durham - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

We happened upon this gem of a place when we had a problem with our satnav - we were also starving and looking out for somewhere to stop for a late lunch. We were really glad to have found Broom Mill. I had a very good Ploughman's - my husband had one of the specials, peppered steak with new potatoes and carrots. The staff were very friendly and courteous and our food was served quite quickly. Only when we were both completely full and went to pay our bill did we catch sight of the amazing cakes on display by the till (a good thing, really, as we are both trying to lose weight but I have been dreaming of those cakes since we arrived home). We did pay a visit to the farm shop before leaving and bought a few things from there. It was nice to find a farm shop and restaurant that wasn't massively overpriced, as they are back home. We will certainly call in again next time we are up in the north-east (and I will have cake next time).

Was supprised by this hidden cafe/restaurant. Food was delicious and good priced. It's on a working farm and the road in is bumpy but well worth it! Give it a go?

What a great gem! Live nearby but was the first visit to this place and gutted I haven’t been sooner! Absolutely lovely food. Enjoyed a pulled pork sandwich with chunky chips. I wasn’t a fan of the iced coffee, it tasted sweet. The staff were all excellent, very friendly and attentive. Staff in the farm shop were also very welcoming. It’s a lovely atmosphere and plenty of seating. Will definitely be back. Thank you 😊

Full English breakfast was excellent however the Egg Benedict was disappointing. The ham was very thick and overpowering,

Never had a bad meal here, quality food, good size portions, deliciously served on warm plates and always great service too. Today’s lunch of mince, dumpling, mushy peas, mashed potato, swede, carrots and cabbage was generous portion and so tasty.

Took forever to get served, then waited an hour and half for breakfast, then brought wrong toast with an attitude… terrible!

My first visit in a very long time....ordered and ate breakfast which was okay but nothing to shout about...hollandaise sauce on my eggs benedict was very bland..although the ham and eggs were absolutely as very much what I expect from a farm shop . food order arrived and was fully eaten before our drinks. then proceded to order a cake and cornflake tart with more drinks. After waiting 30-40mins and only recieveing one drink. I watched someone walk out with my slice of Cornflake tart (as there was only one left) went to enquire to be told there was no tart left and a mix up with our order as It hadn't printed. although we recieved one of the 2 drinks we order....overall very poor experience...not enough servers...lots of dirty tables full of plates. don't think I will be going back anytime soon...much better run place in the area to visit. customer service could of been slightly better I feel as they made a massive mess up by selling the tart I had paid for to another customer and having no replacement, they could of atleast give our 2nd coffee for free for the inconvenience but there was no kind gesture.

First of all this is a positive review with a couple of observations. I have to say the staff are first class and really friendly surroundings are wonderful and it appears this business is evolving all the time which is great to see. We called in for Sunday lunch and the food was beautiful, I had the pork and the other half the beef. The meat just melted in the mouth. Only observations I would make is for the vegetables to be offered seperatly and also a gravy boat, as only come with a splash of gravy with hardly anything being covered. I did ask for extra gravy which was no problem, but think this should come as standard, also not sure about mushy peas on a Sunday lunch. All in all a great experience and of course we will be back to try other items on the menu.

Lovely place for a meal and service everytime Have been a customer for a long time Today though farmers platter not very good.

Had the worst Sunday lunch it was tasteless, bland, lamb was fatty I know lamb can be fatty but there was more fat than meat, also had beef sandwich looks like the meat was steamed rather than roasted. Tasteless veg, roast pots not roasted, watery gravy overall will not return again. Seemed a few people complaining, staff just apologised

The rain fell heavily but we were able to find a car park space. We rushed to the restaurant. On entering the restaurant a waiter was cleaning a table and allocated it to us. Soon after we took our seats another waiter came and we ordered drinks. The waiter soon delivered our drinks and asked if we were ready to order our meals. She told us about the special menus for the day . All three of us ordered special menu meals. The special meals were delivered and we were asked if we needed anything more. We asked for some sauces and condiments. My pork meal was excellent except some of the vegetables were a little cool but tasty. We did not order desserts. I have been with friends to this restaurant before and every time we have had to wait for a group around our size to finish btheir meal before we wereallocated a table. On this visit a few tables were empty so the heavy rain must have reduced visitr numbers. It is advisable to book a table in advance.

went for lunch on Saturday, 3 of us got the bruch quite nice but 2 slices of bread and butter for £3 is really steep so it was an additional £9 for the 3 of use. Two of the family had the mince & dumplings and whilst it was plentiful it was rather grissly so not what we would of expected. Shop prices were really expensive as well.

We stopped overnight at the Premier Inn down the road and didn't fancy their buffet breakfast, saw this place on TripAdvisor and decided to give it a try. Good decision!! From the moment we walked in we were made to feel welcome and the service was friendly and efficient. The cooked to order Farmhouse breakfast was excellent and great value - just what we needed before the long drive home. Popped into the farmhouse next door which was also excellent.

This little gold mine is fantastic. The eggs Benedict are to die for! Fresh free range eggs and homemade sauce, scrummy! Also, the farmhouse breakfast is just as fantastic! All fresh ingredients. The staff are so lovely and friendly and the restaurant is clean and tidy at all times. We buy fresh produce from the farm shop too and the lady in the farm shop (the owner I think) is so helpful and friendly too. Always chatty and happy to serve. We go every week and have done for some time now. Can’t beat it!!

This is possibly the worst Sunday dinner we have every had , The sevice is appalling unacceptable waiting for drinks . The Staff seem to believe they are doing you a favour bring spoons And condiments, we gave up in the end The food was very poor quality and seamed to be reheated not very well The Yorkshire puddings were awful with a texture of cold cardboard ! We received a lump of chicken Very expensive for what it is Never to return

Went for breakfast with our family. As always pleasant greeting with table ready as I had booked. Drinks order taken & given more time to study a good menu. 2 bacon & sausage buns, 1 sausage & egg bun, supersize breakfast & a farm house breakfast. Short wait as everything cooked fresh from local produce. On arrival all food looked very nice, nicely presented & delivered by pleasant, courtesy staff. Staff are always polite & friendly & include any child when ordering. Thank yo Broom Mill another good visit.

There is One Problem with this Popular Venue : In the Winter it May be Too Small! For the Food is Simply Outstanding, especially their Sunday Dinners, Presented to Enthral! Two Meats from a Choice of Several : Portions thicker than a Slice Bread. Loads of Veg, large Yorkshire and All the Trimmings : So Tasty ; it has to be Said! As for 'Sweet', whether you can Manage or Not, the Choice is wide and Varied. Too much in One Sitting? Well there's a 'Take Home' Box, very easily carried!

3 adults and 1 dog. Not dog friendly. We called on a quiet Friday morning for breakfast but were told we had to sit outside for breakfast with a dog. My mistake for not checking out first. We were surprised because it’s a fairly grotty farm cafe! The lawned area by the BBQ was strewn with empty cans & we had to drag our dog off the filthy grass which was covered in someone else’s dog mess. I know it’s a working farm but the stench from cow muck was enough to suppress your appetite too. We had 3 full English & 3 coffees. The food was ok but the coffee arrived first and the food took so long we’d finished our drinks. I was also shocked to be charged .20p for a glass of TAP WATER? How greedy !!! Whilst we waited for the food to arrive we had a look in the shop. Nothing appeared to be priced. The stock was low for 10.30am on a morning and nothing looked particularly attractive. Don’t waste your time or money here there are far better farm shops & cafes.

We passed this place a few times before calling in and boy we weren't disappointed. Sunday lunch is brilliant and you have a good choice of meats. You can have a large or small portion, both with Yorkshire pudding, mash,roasties,carrot,turnip,cabbage and even mushy peas. Wonderful! There is also a good selection of sweets, which we couldn't manage but you can take them home. There is also a good blackboard menu as well as breakfasts. The staff are lovely and friendly and can't do enough for you. We now can't stay away! LOVELY!!!

We called for lunch to find only a couple of people in. Room doesn't give a warm feeling in fact feels cold. Huge menu choices and blackboard. Food was hot, well presented and massive portions. No room for dessert. Staff friendly and welcoming.

We visited for a birthday Sunday lunch, as my daughter was down here. I booked the previous day even though the lady on the phone said I didn’t need to. We were not disappointed, I had been previously for breakfast a few months ago, which was also brilliant. The choice of meat was good, beef, chicken, lamb, pork and ham. When the food arrived we were very pleasantly surprised at the amount of meat, and the quality was very good with a Yorkshire pudding and loads of vegetables, all cooked just right.They has a small selection of bottled drinks, alcoholic and soft which were a good assortment. We then walked down to look around the farm shop where there was quite a good selection of farm produce. I will definitely go back again.

Called in to stock up our freezer with their delicious meat pies and meet products and could not leave without having one of their delicious lunches. Dining area bright and very clean, staff friendly, efficient and helpful. It was quite busy but we did not have to wait to long for our mince and dumpling dinners. The portion sizes are excellent, the vegetables, of which there was a good variety all tasted delicious, and normally vegetables don’t excite me. As for the dumplings they were light and fluffy and the very generous portion of mince was very tasted. Overall everything was so good and we came away ‘stuffed ‘, can’t wait to return.

Having bought great food from the shop many times we decided to give the Sunday Lunch Menu a try, what a great call! The meat was spot on, Lamb, Pork and Beef, so tender and like the vegetables cooked to perfection, huge portions too. At £16.95 for the two of us superb value, we will return.

We went for breakfast as my daughter had been previously and said it was great, she was not wrong. I had the standard (2 of each) breakfast, and it was really filling. The service from the man in the shirt and tie was really good, especially when he delivered the hot breakfasts. All I can say is that everything was laid out perfectly on the plate, it looked like it was from a magazine, the bread was delicious. The only thing I can say derogatory was it would have been nice to have had a free coffee refill, and the entrance road is a bit bumpy.

Called in with my husband on a rare day off together. He had steak pie which was steak (home bred meat) braised in red white with a great big pastry top with chips and mushy peas. I had the fish finger sandwich with chips and salad. The fish fingers were more like goujons in homemade batter (not frozen!) Both dishes were amazing portions, all freshly prepared and very very tasty. As we were absolutely stuffed we didn’t get a pudding in the cafe but did pop into the farm shop where we bought a piece of Bakewell tart each to take home. OMG it is the best I have ever eaten. Both the cafe and farm shop are lovely places with great staff. The shop sells some lovely things ideal for presents as well as farm meat, pies, cakes and alcohol!

We have travelled between Fife and Oxfordshire regularly for the last 15 years and passed within 100 metres of this place en route without seeing it. Our loss.Steak Pie and Corned Beef Pie were both excellent as were the chips and gravy. All home made and very tasty. Make sure that you go hungry as portion sizes are large!We didn't have room for dessert so we took them home and they were also delicious. Great home cooking and excellent value for money. We will be back. We also bough Scotch Eggs and Goats cheese from their well stocked farm shop and they were also delicious.

Took us a while to find even with Google but we persevered and was well rewarded. Proper working farm and farm shop, everything made and reared on the premises we bought meat in the butchers best for a long time, we also bought ready meals and cakes, all made there too, was like walking into grandma's kitchen the wonderful home cooked smell. Service great just everything fantastic I wish I lived closer, will definitely be back even if it it a bit of a detour for us.

Called in for the first time while passing on holiday and had tea and cake, which was very nice. Staff were friendly and helpful. The menu looked good and decided to book a table for Sunday lunch. The lunch was lovely with good sized portions. Whether you want a scone or a cake, or a meal, would definitely recommend. There is also a nice farm shop.

We had a beautiful home cooked lunch today at Broom Hill farm.

This wasn’t a planned trip, we aren’t from the area. Highly recommended and we will return if we are in the area. The food was amazing.

Had never been here before but decided to pop in for lunch after seeing the signs, proper hearty tasty food at reasonable prices! We went into the shop after and got some lovely cakes and pies to bring home too. Would definitely go back!

Oops made a mistake we put our review on the farm page not this Cafe page so check it out please excellent worth trying will go back to try the homemade gourmet burgers

I went here with my family for lunch. Food and service was very good, all freshly cooked and the meats were fantastic quality. The restaurant is a little dated and a little bit scruffy in places, but this didn’t detract from a pleasant afternoon here.

My husband and I stopped off after the dredded weekly shop. I had a roast beef dinner which I could not fault, the beef was perfectly cooked and the vegetables piping hot and slightly aldentay. My husband had mice and dumplings which was silky smooth and delicious. Very friendly staff, could not fault this place although needed a peg on ur nose outside from the cow's!!!

We pulled in here for lunch, having seen a sign on the main road and we were not disappointed. Superb value meal and nice staff. Be warned, large portions. The farm shop is also very good value and quality.

Staying at Mannor Spa not far away. Called in for a snack. Decided on broth served with a warm bun, beautiful, friendly staff, lovely and clean. Please could you send them over to the Mannor Spar to give them lessons on customer service

A go too for our meat, great service from Tracy in the farm shop. Don't let the smell put you off It's a working farm for goodness sake. The cafe is superb, breakfast is a treat but Sunday lunch is second to none

Beautiful Sunday lunch, well worth walking through the smells of the farm, Massive portions, good selection of perfectly cooked veg. Also has a farm shop that we visit after lunch and treat my nan to some cakes

A great visit with fantastic home cooked food. Very amenable to me charging my bike battery and found me an available socket. Thank you.

Upon arrival the farmyard smells hit you before you even park the car. I almost left to find somewhere else to eat but thought I’d give it a go as the smell wouldn’t be noticeable inside the cafe. I enjoyed a decent cooked breakfast with no complaints about the food but coffee/tea isn’t included in the price. There were quite a few flies in the cafe and the smell did find its way in too. I understand that farms do smell and cows do attract flies (especially in the summer)but these should both be kept outside as they don’t contribute in a positive way to a fried breakfast.

Fantastic bacon butties.....always ask for well done and that’s what turns up. Bacon really tasty Would recommend 👍👍👍

Just been for lunch for the first time and have to say it was beautiful. We had the roast of the day. It was fresh, plenty of thick meat and a full plate. The staff were were very friendly and welcoming. Would definitely recommend and I will definitely be going back

Searching farm shops near West Auckland found Broom Mill farm & what a find. It is a small farm shop & tea room serving excellent food. We had roast beef & pork dinner & 2 cooked breakfasts. All I can say is yum yum. It was £10.95 for the roast dinners which had 4 vegetables. Puddings were fab too. We left full. We bought some bread & pies from the farm shop which were again good value. Staff friendly too. Will definitely call again when in area.

Called in today with the hubby. He had roast lamb and I had the braised beef both with all the trimmings of a Sunday lunch. The beef was so tender it just broke up every time I put my fork into it . I used to work with Brian the chef and he still makes the best braised beef. Portions were huge and unfortunately we both couldn't finish it. Best £6.95 each that I have spent. The waitresses were lovely. Only thing I would mention is how cold the room was but a nice hot cup of tea helped warm us up.

both the restaurant and farm shop have great produce very fresh and tasty easy to get to very clean and tidy

We live local to here but had never visited until recently, but will definitely do so again. The food was lovely and all home made; we both had mince and dumplings which was served with mashed potatoes, lots of lovely vegetables and gravy; all lovely and hot too. We followed this with home made cheesecake and had two soft drinks..the bill was £17. The restaurant is traditional and very clean. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Meals are available to takeaway if you prefer. Definitely a good place to drop in for lunch. They do breakfasts too and there were scones and cakes on offer.

We happened upon this farm shop and restaurant after a stressful shopping trip. The food was delicious and the cake slices HUGE!

I meet up with an ex work colleague to go out for lunch and a catch-up every three months. He took me here for lunch and I really enjoyed it. We had corned beef pie with chips, mushy peas and gravy followed by apple crumble with custard. It was absolutely delicious and I really enjoyed it. It's a great place to eat!

The best Sunday dinners around eat in or take away I like mine at home so generally get a take away 3 mixed dinners with extra puddings do 5 of us cartons packed full and while waiting for it take away u can check out the ship that does the most amazing cakes

After several recommendations we decided to pay the farm shop a visit.

So breakfast lovely as usual. Change of layout good. Nice touch in living north east magazine on the table so...

My family and I went for lunch on Saturday for the first time. There was a lot of choice on...

My partner and I visit this cafe frequently, I'm shocked I've never left a review yet! It's a cute little...

Called in here the other day for afternoon tea with my family. It was lovely! Fantastic selection of cakes and sandwiches, all locally sourced and great quality. All I would say is that we weren't pre warned we had to book this in advance. The afternoon tea menus are placed on the tables with no message on them to say you can't order it on the day. They made it for us anyway, which we appreciated but if they just had a notice on the menus then this wouldn't happen again. Other than that it was fabulous and we'll definitely be back! :)

Pulling up to visit it does not say come in I understand it is a working farm but you would think they would keep this part clean and tidy as you are approaching a cafe and shop. On entering it is not very welcoming looks bland and has a cold feeling. Choice for meals is huge but we only wanted scones and drinks. Tea was very nice on ordering was asked if we required jam and cream I said yes but should have asked about the cream on a farm I expect fresh cream not shaken out of a canister huge disappointment. Scones where nice. Cafe needs an update in paint and furniture. Shop looked very tired and unkept.

We were on our way on the motorbike from Hebden Bridge to Consett on the way home. We only stopped here as the pillion was moaning about stiffness. After having consumed a large breakfast only 3 hours earlier I didn't have much space but decided on the full English as I expected good sausages and bacon, something that you can miss when you shop at Tesco.The place was very busy on a Saturday lunchtime, proven by the busy car park. We must have arrived just after a load of people as we had a long wait, but it was worthwhile. The portions were large but manageable, and the sausages were particularly noteworthy, but everything on the plate was great. The price was very reasonable for what you got on the plate.How I wished that I lived closer. I would be in there regularly. I am really struggling to fault the place. The only thing I could pick up was that the pepper pot on the table was empty. When that was the worse thing to happen, you know that there is little to complain about!Brilliant place. Do go, but expect a full car park!

After a night out, the wife and I woke up with a rumble in our bellies that needed filling. Our intention was to have an all day breakfast and we were recommended Broom Mill Farm. Five minutes down the road we thought we'd give it a go. Upon arrival the car park was full so that was a good sign being popular. We entered the café area after walking from the car park situated next to the cow shed. The smell could put you off your dinner but luckily inside you couldn't smell it. (I suppose you expect some farm smells when it's a working farm.) Looking at the menu board the idea of an all day breakfast was scrapped as we saw the carvery menu. At just under £6 it was a very wise choice and couldn't go wrong. The food arrived, hot and of a good portion, piled with choice of meat, veg and a large Yorkshire pudding all dripping with gravy. It was beautiful and very filling, a great surprise from a place I'd heard mixes reviews of in the past. I would definitely go back again. After a quick browse around the farm shop we were on our way with meat sweats and very happy bellies.

On Saturday morning there were 14 of us out for a car run and we pulled in here for refreshments. It's a lovely little place with a nice farm shop. The breakfasts looked delicious and so did the selection of cakes but we only had teas and coffees. As it was a glorious day we all sat outside making the most of the weather. Everyone was nice and friendly. Will pop in again soon when in the area and have something to eat.

Have been several times in recent weeks after discovering this farm shop and restaurant. Always seems to be doing good trade and there is a wide choice of meals. The service is really nice and the cakes are excellent. Try the double yolk eggs and the pies in the shop - very tasty.

Stopped for lunch have not been here for a while.The restaurant has been taken over by a gent (I think) who has great ideas for the place, some areas have been painted new table and chairs, the main eating area appears to have been changed too.Perfect LatteHome made corned beef pie and chips for both of us and we cleared our plates,Wine and bottled beers available if wanted.They are also putting on Steak nights a great touch and I hope this is a success. All steaks will I believe be from the farm itself as is most of the products sold here.Well stocked farm shop veg, bread cheese etc and a great butchery dept.Great value on all products.

We called into Broom Mill Farm Restaurant and farm shop after driving past a few times. On our approach we were a little concerned as the animals are very nearby and a tad on the smelly side, it is however a farm, so we put this aside and ventured into the restaurant, we were so pleased we did. The restaurant it's self looks very quaint and had a lovely country cottage feel, very pleasant and homely. We were very pleased with the specials board, which is not listed online, advertising two main meals for £10. We found all of the food to be a very fair price.When the food arrived we were not disappointed, good size portions and plenty of flavour. I should point out this is not fine dining but homely rustic dishes. The Yorkshire pud whilst I do believe it was homemade, I think may have been reheated but tasted nice none the less. Drinks were nice and there is a good selection on offer.Deserts are priced at a similar level to other mid-range local restaurants but you get a good size portion and it is homemade which does make all the difference.The atmosphere was pleasant and as time got on the restaurant really filled up so word has obviously got around about this lovely little place. Tables did sometimes take a while to get cleared away but we put this down to how busy it got later on (we went on a Saturday, I imagine it's less busy during the week)Overall lovely place, good food and very fairly priced.

Great food and excellent value farm shop. This is a proper working farm without the bells and whistles. If you want excellent, value for money food, it's well worth a visit. Closed on Monday.

Me and a friend went here earlier today for Sunday lunch, got a desert and it was so mouldy. Took it back and they denied it was mould, said it was the stuff off the tins even though there was greaseproof paper between the tin and the food. Offered refund, but they deleted my review off their fb page.

If you do not mind being close to farm animals and their smell this place is fine. The food in the restaurant is home baked. The staff are friendly and helpful. Helpings are larg eunlessyou ask for small ones.The pies etc in the shop are baked on the premises. The meat is produced on the farm.

Lunched here today and was impressed by the quality and quantity of the food. My roast pork dinner was delicious, and my husband really enjoyed his mince with dumpling, neither of us could manage a pudding as the portions were very generous. Our meal was extremely good value and service was good.

The food was decent - the samdwiches were good quality the produce fresh and well presented. However compared to other local farm shop/cafes it was expensive for what you got. The breakfast sausage sandwich was good but nothing i would rush back for. The surroundings are sadly not so good - id possibly say a bit scruffy. The shop is disorganised and looks like it needs a good clean.

Advertised as open daily but it's closed on Monday's. sign states 'sorry for any inconvenience', well yes it was very inconvenient! We travelled from Richmond and the family from Darlington. What a waste of time and fuel.

Busted here loads of times for breakfast and lunch and Sunday lunch one of my fav places ... Sunday lunch never disappointed service always really good and the food is lovely cakes are always beautiful I've never had a bad meal or bad service here sometimes have to wait for table on a Sunday but that's cos it's busy love the shop too !

Great home cooked food, fabulous quality ingredients in a friendly atmosphere. We've also been for Sunday lunch which is also great, however it is getting difficult to get in as its so busy

A very nice restaurant with lovely friendly staff. Not for fine dining as the table and chairs are what you would find in a cafe. However after saying that, it's not table and chairs that you have come to eat. All their pood is of generous portions. Much is sourced from their own farm so you know what you are getting. They are very popular for their Sunday lunches and therefore booking may be prudent. Good food and a proper farmhouse atmosphere. If there is a downside that may put you off. It is when you get out of your car and walk to the farmhouse, there is the smell from the cow byre. Not unpleasent...Smells of country!!. So if you are a city dweller or a townie. This assult on your nasal sensibilities may offend.Once you pass the byre, the smell is gone, so no lingering odours when dining on your scrumptious meal. Price is very reasonable. They offer prices for most ordinary folk.

Attached to a farm shop, this is a coffee shop that happens to serve meals. My better half and I often pop in for a late breakfast mostly at weekends. Sausage, bacon and black pudding all produced on the farm. Fine dining and silver service it is not, just good basic cooking. The Sunday lunch is very nice, also very busy so service may take slightly longer.This is a working farm and on hot days the walk through the yard can smell a bit ripe, but it is all part of the charm

I really enjoyed my beef Sunday lunch - it was fresh, hot, top quality and good size for a small. However my other half was very disappointed with the ham. It was very fatty and she left most of it. The visit wasn't what I'd call a success and I'd agree with other reviews about a lack of atmosphere and slightly disengaged and disinterested staff. The shop is dirty and disorganised and has the feel that's it's a bit forgotten - might just have been because it's a Sunday. We feel that there's better options close by.

We ordered lasagne which resembled cardboard. Gammon which was burnt and eggs full of shell. Baked potato was microwaved. Requested refund and left as food was inedible.

Stopped for lunch and decided on the two meals for £10.00, what a bargain. I had the mince and dumpling, with perfectly cooked vegetables, whilst my husband enjoyed the best ever steak and ale pie, and believe me he has eaten many before. The chunky chips were perfect, crispy on the outside and fluffy in the middle - we will definitely be returning.

Called in passing for lunch as this is a working farm the cafe itself is very basic inside however three of us opted for different main courses all three of us enjoyed the food and the portions were substantial with real homemade chips, which left no room for cake or pudding. The staff were polite and helpful and would return here again for lunch.

We called into the Broom Mill farm on a Saturday late afternoon and still got an excellent Sunday lunch (2 for £10) the cakes and puddings are really good quality too. We will be back.

Been a fan of Broom Mill meat for years and have visited on many occasions for excellent lunches and yummy farm-made cakes and bread.Today however was the first time we stopped for breakfast(brunch),and I have to say it was outstanding! Farm sausages, bacon,black pud,fresh tomato and mushrooms and the freshly baked, properly fried bread (not in a deep fat fryer but in bacon fat) was delish. Anyone else's breakfast will have a lot to live up to in future.

We stopped in to the farm shop to pick up some of their delicious goat and mango sausages and ended up having breakfast in the restaurant. A normal size English breakfast (not the HUGE XL) was easily big enough, nice yolky eggs, sausages, bacon, black pudding, tomato and hand cut bread. My wife had the eggs Benedict which also came with hand cut bread, home made hollandaise (not packet) and big chucks of farm bacon! Both for under £5 each, well worth a visit while you are at the farm shop buying something for later.

I visited with a friend for brunch on a Saturday and the restaurant was not overly busy, we found a seat easily and the waiting staff we very friendly and helpful. The restaurant is a farm restaurant, so it is very basic in layout (which I loved) and offers fresh, local food at an excellent rate. I had a small breakfast, which was delicious and my friend had a medium, the portion size was generous and it really was good value for money. There is a farm shop there too, which is certainly worth a visit. Both accept card payments.It's only a stones throw away from all of the new shops in West Auckand and I would visit here for food now instead of the larger chain cafes. On top of that, it is a working farm, so there is always the chance of seeing cows and pigs (we saw piglets) which would perhaps make a more exciting visit for younger guests than the standard fast food places offer down the road. I will be back.

Decided to call in here on the strength of the reviews. Breakfast was ok but the place lacked atmosphere. Granted it was only 9am on a Sat morn. The girl who served us was clearly having a bad day and we felt we were a nuisance and she couldn't be bothered to serve us. Such a shame as this would have been a good place to stop on our frequent trips to Northumberland

We called here as heard it was really good, needless to say were not disappointed the choice and range of the dinner was great,loads of meat and u could have up to four choices of meat for a little extra.It has a farm shop too we bought a large homemade steak and ale pie, very nice too, you can also get your dinner as a takeaway too,would recommend to all, it does get busy but clears quite quickly too so not a long wait if it is full,get a cracking Sunday dinner at broom mill farm !!

Been to broom mill farm twice this week, once for breakfast and once for lunch. Value for money it will not be beaten. Breakfast was lovely, all the trimmings, large portions, all for under a fiver. For lunch I had a roast beef dinner the mrs had steak and ale pie and chips. You could tell this was all homemade and was very good. Two lunch meals for a tenner! All set on a working farm from which the meat comes from and they also bake their own bread. Staff and service also good.

lovely fresh cooked farm produce. Shop full of tempting home made produce and great meat products. Lovely cakes.Staff are smashing. Meals are ample portions and reasonably priced.Lovely views.

This place very much has the "working farm" feel about it with nothing pretentious or ostentatious going on here.The "log cabin" arrangement of the place is very much on keeping with the ethos of it and is a pleasant setting for the restaurant.The food really is the star attraction here and the meat is from their farm shop on the premises - honest and of excellent quality.Definitley worth a visit just for the shop and the food!

We visited here for Sunday lunch but wouldn't go back. Considering it's a farm with home grown meat, I expected the beef to be first class, but it was so tough and fatty we couldn't eat it. The meal was also cold so we left most of it.

Pulled in on the Motorbike and had a very good full English breakfast. All home produced bacon and sausage.... Good coffee too, will be back.

Sorry Broom Mill Farm, we have been here on many occasion and the food and service has been great. However, today I was a little disappointed. The freshly cooked breakfast was very nice (as usual) but the service was quite poor. Many staff available but quite sullen and appearing as if everything was a chore. No eye contact from the young girl serving, poor social skills really to say that you are a food establishment. I had a coffee which was cold so I requested a fresh one - my complaint was accepted and a fresh coffee was brought to me but the cup tasted as if it hadn't been rinsed properly in the dishwasher and the coffee was very strong and over powered by the taste of the cup. I didn't like to complain again, I just thought it was best that I left quietly disappointed!The farm shop used to be a pleasant shopping experience too but this also has disappointed me today. Low stocks of everything, very disorganised, no staff around, not inviting at all.Sorry Broom Mill Farm!

My wife and I have had a very enjoyable lunch here on a number of occasions however our most recent visit will be our last.The place was quiet and our lunch arrived reasonably quickly, with the promise of coffee on its way. We ate half our lunch but still no coffee had arrived. I went in and asked about our coffee. Sometime later our coffee arrived along with a list of lame excuses, including that they had been a rush of orders which was strange as we were sat outside and anyone arriving would have passed our table.They forgot about our coffee but instead of being honest we got lame excuses and in fact were made to feel unreasonable having complained. Rubbish service!

Although we didn't actually visit the shop We were at a house party on Saturday night and had a fantastic hog roast and the lady from acorn hog roast said that the pig had come from broom mill farm Fantastic food with fantastic service

Had lunch here recently, food freshly prepared, meats from the farm itself. Also has a great little farm shop.

Called in for a quick lunch while working in the area. Had a beef dinner and it was great.. All the meat is from the attached farm, reared by the owner... Was very impressed by the farm to fork concept, along with the quality of the meat. Will be back for more, super value too.

Excellent home cooked food, cakes and great service. Great for coffee and cake, lots of choices too and very reasonably priced. The shop sells all meat produced on the farm or locally. Important to know where meat comes from so I buy all of ours from here. Local vegetables and other foods too! Support local!!

This place is ok, the food is nice, chips are lovely. I would recommend the hot beef sandwich. The service is a little slow, but the food was hit so that's probably why.

Good home style food in the cafe, large portions. The deli/farm shop is well stocked with home produced and local foods. The butchery range looked excellent. Took some home cured bacon home.

Broom Mill Farm is essentially a farm shop with a restaurant attached. If you are after a good value, large portion Sunday lunch just like you got at your mother's then this is the place to go. There is normally a selection of carved meats (and sometimes braised steak or steak pie) served with generous portions of veg, Yorkshire puddings and gravy.The restaurant can get very busy at peak time on a Sunday so I recommend an early or late visit. You can also get a Sunday lunch to take away if you cannot be bothered to cook.

Called in for coffee and cake. Food was good but staff could have been friendlier, it was hard work. Received our drinks then had to go looking for cakes after a 10 minute wait. There was no finesse to the service, which was a shame as surroundings were pleasant enough

On our last visit, we were disappointed, but am pleased to say, that their normally excellent standards, are back. We called in for lunch, and were greeted by friendly staff. We chose our meal, Ploughmans for me, Ham Salad for my wife. Portion sizes were excellent, particularly the ham. There was as much ham on the plate as one would see elsewhere on 2 plates. We swapped over some items, as my wife does not like a lot of salad, & hates onion. As for me, I hate Pork Pies, but she loves them, so that was swapped for loads of ham. It would have been nice to see on the specials board more info on the meals, as Ploughmans varies around the country, so would have helped in customer choice. But a really good meal, in pleasant surroundings, at a reasonable price. Added bonus is the Farm Shop, where they produce excellent ready meals, often cheaper than at Supermarkets, & meat etc, comes from the Farm. Top marks.

Just had a very nice lunch of home made steak and ale pie with crisp and fluffy hand cut chips, which was great in itself, but the pudding (ginger and sticky toffee sponge) was to die for! I had a generous helping of thick pouring cream with it, and an excellent americano with loads of crema.

We visit here approx 2/3 times per month - ideal for calling into on way back from Hamsterley Forest. All home cooked food which is always excellent with friendly helpful staff. Not a huge menu but the food is always hot, fresh and home made. Prices very reasonable too. There's a play area for kids with free golf and you can feed the ducks. If weather is bad they allowed us to sit in the conservatory/annexe bit with our dog which we think is excellent - we sit out of the way at the back or if it's full we dont go in as we understand not everyone likes dogs however seating area outside is lovely and you get the full sun. Ample parking. Farm shop is good too. My only slight criticism is it could be a bit cleaner but I've put this down to it's always busy with only a few staff I would recommend Broom Mill Farm to anyone

We had lunch there, normally excellent, but the ham broth this time, was lentil & veg broth. Normally loads of ham in it, but between us, we had 2 small pieces, & a few minute strands. Did not taste like ham broth, tasted like lentil broth. After years of visiting, was the first disappointing meal, we have had there. When we raised it with a staff member, all we got was a shrug of the shoulders, & no apology. However, the ready meals from their Farm Shop, we took home, are still excellent quality & value.