Cantorist Farm, Childrey in Vale of White Horse

Got recommended by a friend to visit this cafe and I was pleasantly surprised . Came here for a family lunch to celebrate my brothers birthday with a table of 5 . The staff were very friendly making us fell nice and welcomed . The food was lovely , everything arrived very promptly. Highly recommend taking home a cinnamon bun with you ! There absolutely delicious 😀

The setting is beautiful. But that was the only good thing. Prices are extortionate. Website prices out of date. Toilet is in kitchen. I had a nasty fall coming out as there is a fire hearthstone. Yes it has Gaffer tape as a warning but I caught my toe and fell hard. Fortunately I was waring motorcycle trousers with protective armour which ripped I am sure it would have been so much worse! There was no accident report or care shown or even the offer of a free drink Another customer helped me up. Staff weren't bothered. There service was slow and disorganised. As a chef myself I have to say I saw more than one breach of health and safety practices. Very very poor.

Coffe was nice. But contrary to reviews on here, absolutely NO gluten-free food. Not even some sliced gf bread in the freezer - I mean really? When I questioned it I was told that the chef got annoyed with it, so they stopped offering it. Not going back. Ever.

Amazing food, very spacious indoor area and tables outside also. All staff young and old were pleasant and polite. We had the cantorist farm breakfast with sour dough toast. We both agreed the food was so tasty, not greasy or bland at all. Only drawerback was the wheelchair access only applies to outside and even then there is a bit of a slope to get up. You can not get a wheelchair inside unless you are able to get up two large steps and no disabled toilet so maybe the description needs changing other than that an amazing meal well worth the money

My new favourate place for breakfast/brunch or takeway breakfast goods. Located in a very scenic part of Wantage. Wonderful food, friendly staff and the cafe was immaculately kept. Family friendly and such a peacful spot. Can't wait to come back. Really is a hidden gem. Also the Matcha is the best!

Despite the sign outside saying the last order for food from the kitchen was 1.45pm, we were told at 1.32pm that the kitchen was closed and no longer serving food. This was very disappointing and surely not the way to run a business. This was our first visit and probably the last.

Breakfast visit with my husband, who had been a number of times before and rated it highly. Lovely little village farm cafe with a cute outside seating area. We both had the large cooked breakfasts, containing the usual products and black pudding. Breakfasts came with sour dough toast. I personally prefer thicker cut sourdough, this was cut so thin it was like eating crackers!!!!! Breakfasts were lovely, although on the expensive side. We also came away with sausage rolls and they were lovely! Thick sausage meat and plenty of pastry. I was disappointed on this visit they had none of the famous cruffins which my husband has brought home on a few occasions ☹️ All in all definitely worth a visit 🙂

A hidden gem of a coffee shop, tucked away in Childrey village & serving drinks, cakes & brunch/lunch dishes in a beautiful location. The interior of the barn has several large tables (some with bench seating, which can be shared if needed) & there is also plenty of seating outside in the spacious, pretty garden area. We visited on a sunny Sunday morning & it was busy & clearly popular with local community. However, service was quick & we were impressed with the coffee & real chocolate flakes on top of the cappuccino. Good quality coffee in a lovely setting.

Have been here 3 times recently. Excellent every time. Warm friendly service & the best brunch menu in the area. It’s in a barn & has outdoor seating too so popular with cyclists, walkers & last time there were even horses tethered while owners sat outside for lunch. We’ll be back again for brunch this Sunday too.

Been a few times now and consistently good food and friendly service. Characterful building and garden. Only criticism is the food is served on cold plates and things like eggs royale are not that hot to start with because of the way they are prepared.

Served straight away and had a delicious Eggs Royale and my friend a juicy BLT - which she claimed was very good. Sat outside in a very pleasant garden. A lovely setting, lovely people. Will go again.

What an amazing find. Local cafe/coffee shop with lots of character, amazing food and fantastic staff. Prices are reasonable and selection is great. Added bonus they sell fresh homemade bread, cakes, savouries, eggs, ready meals and meat. A muse place to visit