Cedar Farm Cafe in Chorley

Always a great experience- and even better that we can take our little dog with us whilst we have a coffee . Lovely cakes too !

The food was good and different! This review focuses on one gripe only. Should dogs be allowed into a dining room? One small dog was present at a table of five adults. They tried to keep it under control! It barked at any other dog that came near their table. The owner eventually sat it on the chair next to themselves so they could eat and hold the leash. The dog urinated on the chair, the owner pushed it under the table. It continued to urinate for an awfully long time for such a small dog. The party finished abruptly and brazenly left. Their precious pet barked at every dog it could find before exiting. We retired to the coffee shop for desert.

Tuesday walk in. Warm welcome and great service from Becky. Great menu and lovely selection of desserts with the pear and cinnamon sponge cake gorgeous. Highly recommended. Thanks from Marc and Joanne.

Visited today, lovely and cosy with great staff. Had eyes too big for our belly’s and ordered too much! At such a great price. It was also lovely and warm on quite a miserable day. Will definitely be returning!

We visit this cafe regularly and are never disappointed. The specials menu changes daily and they serve the most amazing pasta's. Anything served with a salad is a good choice. The salad may have 6 different elements such as potato salad, couscous and the best curried chickpeas ever! Don't miss desserts, yesterdays choice included sticky gingerbread with caramelised pears and a honeycomb ice cream, just delicious. They always offer the meringue with fruit which is beautiful and a very generous size. The staff are friendly and welcoming and the atmosphere is relaxed, service is efficient and nothing too much trouble. We will be back next week.

I went on Tuesday lunch with my cousin and we had a fabulous lunch, soup followed by prawn open sandwich for myself and a tuna wrap for my cousin, the cafe was so busy but they coped brilliantly especially our waitress Becky. Thank you so much we will be back soon.

Nice cafe but small menu. I had coffee and banana cake and it was good. Surrounded by various shops leaning towards the female visitor though. Nice animal selection as well. I would return but I'm not sure where it was.

Second visit and really like this relaxed country cafe. Unfortunately I forgot to ask for no butter on my open prawn sandwich. I don't understand why butter is needed when there is mayonnaise or marie rose dressing on sandwiches but apparently some people prefer butter as well. Lots of lovely crisp salad. My daughter had the tomato and mozzarella bruschetta which she said was delicious. Prices are reasonable too and Cedar Farm has some lovely shops.

We called in for lunch on Saturday 29/1 and despite being busy they found us a table quickly. The food was obviously freshly prepared and there was plenty of it . We did have a problem with one of our dishes and when we pointed it out the team were apologetic and replaced the meal straight away. Despite this we’d definitely go again and would recommend the cafe to anyone else.

Lovely little cafe with friendly staff, we only had cakes and drinks but they were all really nice. A nice small size hot chocolate perfect for the children and when we ordered they advised there was no cream for the hot chocolate which was not a problem but then a very pleasant server came and he explained they had found some and brought my daughter her own little tub of it which I thought was very kind.

I came for lunch on a visit to the printers. The food is absolutely excellent, very well presented and very tasty. The service was excellent and the owner made a conscious effort to be visable and did the check backs herself. Thank you!

We took our parents that are 88 and 85 on their first trip out (other than to doctors) in 18 mths… only to be refused service as we only wanted a cold drink… elderly father in law, shaky on his legs and suffering general confusion… loads of empty tables and no queues but they couldn’t bring themselves to allow us a drink! Awful service..

Fabulous food. Quiche of the day and salad doesn't really describe what we had. instead of a few sprigs of salad leaves we had potato salad, coleslaw, couscous salad, and it was all delicious. Had to go for a wander and come back later for pudding which was equally delicious

Puppy sitting for my sister at her house. Went for lunch Tuesday and Thursday with my cousin and both times we had fabulous food, so fresh and the staff were lovely.

They couldn't have been anymore accommodating, my husband enquired about a table on short notice, he misunderstood that afternoon tea was available. So when I requested it the chef came to speak me to explaining they hadn't had all the ingredients available so hadn't been offering it but was happy to put something together for me...it was incredible and you would never have known anything was missing. Perfection. It wasn't just for us this level of service was offered to others with them catering specifically for a youngster with some toast rather than a small meal. Would definitely recommend, hidden gem. Lovely outdoor courtyard.

good parking well worth a trip lots of shops ,some are a bit expensive mbut good place to visit ,Approx 2 miles from Mawdsley town

Went today for first time and what a delightful treat. As this wasn’t a planned visit we will go back and explore some of the other areas but cafe was ideal and provided a box for lovely meringue that couldn’t finish, staff friendly and gave a great insight into this upgraded Pig Farm and what it has to offer. We will definitely revisit for the cafe alone though. Have just looked at some reviews and find it hard to understand why people moan about coffee prices surely you must take into account the setting and available facilities, If you want to pay £1 go to a greasy spoon, yet I guess the same folk are happy to spend over the odds on a Costa/bucks and wander the streets sipping from a paper cup?Thank you Cedar Farm.

Visited last week & whilst the food was ‘ok’ as it should be for the rather price we paid, the service certainly lets them down Surly teenagers & snarly middle aged ladies are not a winning combination in our opinion

Delicious food. Very nice venue. Polite and friendly staff. I would definitely return. Lovely courtyard for outside eating.

There is a clear one way system in place here which unfortunately was not very well enforced. Plenty of choice for coffee which I didn't have but others in the group appreciated. The hot chocolate I ordered had yummy marshmallows on top but the drink itself tasted of nothing, certainly not an indulgent chocolate taste I hope for. There was the option of mill alternatives at an additional cost which one group member ordered oat milk with her coffee, and considering the extra price you could tell that it wasn't barista grade oat milk as once in the coffee it clearly separated and therefore wasn't too pleasant. The staff however were friendly and the cafe itself is very cool and relaxing.

When my wife and I visited this cafe the staff were quite friendly but the food was very disappointing. My wife ordered the lunch plate and was surprised when it all arrived together on the same plate, she was expecting the soup to be served then the cheese etc later when she had finished the soup. I ordered the Cheese and Pate and specifically checked that it would come with bread, unfortunately, I didn't check to see how much bread! When it arrived the bread consisted of 2 small bread wedges, one white and one wholemeal, not nearly sufficient to last throughout the meal (remember, this was supposed to be a lunch). I eventually asked for some more bread and was surprised to find that the waiter added this to my bill as an extra.The cheeses were fine but the Pate, which I think was salmon I couldn't really enjoy because it had so much pepper and it left an unpleasant after taste. The salad was at least 50% cucumber so I had to resort to combing through to find the lettuce.Just to add insult to injury I'm sure the wholemeal bread was taken from the freezer and. microwaved.We won't be going back!

This is my first time visiting the Cafe at Cedar Farm and I was very impressed. The menu had a large range of options from sandwiches, soup, ploughman’s, hot food and desserts. The cedar farm lunch option (basically ploughman’s with soup) was lovely, and the cafe also serves alcohol which is a nice addition. There’s also a nice selection of decent desserts. We chose to sit inside but there’s lots of outside seating too. As we sat inside the staff also had good understanding of the new covid measures and we were made to feel comfortable.

The ‘bruschetta’ resembled and tasted like supermarket garlic bread with a couple of thin slices of tomato on the top. The meringue was bone dry with thin runny ‘coulis’. A complete waste of money, we decided to try this cafe again after at least 5 years of avoiding it in the past (for The same reasons) hoping it had improved. It hasn’t. Such a shame for all the local artisan professionals there that the cafe brings the place down. Avoid!

Service was fantastic - something I really value is to have people waiting on who look like they’re happy to be there. Also the food was brilliant: simple yet effective. Must recommend the Welsh Rarebit (for those who aren’t on a diet! Haha!) x

A brilliant selection of light bites and lunches, served in a lovely environment both inside and outdoors. Good service and reasonable prices.

Stopped in on a bike ride so only looking for a light lunch snack. Had a very nice egg sandwich with some salad for 6.50, selection of other sandwiches and meals available but seemed a bit pricey? Sadly no phone signal and no WiFi. However went across the way to Roberts &Co roastery where they have WiFi and a very nice cake and coffee :)

not much choice on the menu especially for kids, potato wedges were tasteless, burnt and overpriced. When I asked for sauce they said they has none! Apple juice was watered down and came in an extremely small cup for 2.20 and the service wasn't great wouldn't recommend and won't be returning

This was a surprise when we arrived with friends. The gallery side of things is a great look-around, and there are some good artsy-crafty types of stuff to buy.The cafe is well stocked with all kinds of teas and coffees from all over the world. The food is decent enough, and there is a good selection of cakes to go down well with the coffee or tea!

£4 for 2 tea bags, bit of milk and hot water.Only good thing was the sun was shining and the courtyard was lovely in bloom.Visiting other shops at the farm and thought we’d have a nice cup of tea to round things off. Nothing wrong with the tea, but staggered when it came to £4!! £3 at the most please!

Had a lovely meal out with family, food was delicious, lovely and hot also very filling to, service was fantastic, was only sat down two minutes, had our drinks order taken and drinks came shortly after that and took our orders for lunch, brilliant food etc, will be going again in June next year. Me and my family where very impressed with the level of service, it's well worth the money and drive out.

Came to the farm market with my Mother and Grandma (who is disabled). When we approached the door the young man asked “is it for lunch?” We said we had not decided as we had not looked at the menu yet. We sat outside where there were only two (out of MANY) occupied. We’d just sat down and a lady came over to ask “are you having food?” I said “I’m not sure I’ve just got here we haven’t looked yet” and she said “Ok well you can’t just have drinks here”. We were so shocked we had not even had chance to look at the menu!! We felt really uncomfortable and left. Profits must be high in order to turn away customers for drinks at a time when they can’t even fill three outside tables. Would not recommend, at all. We went round the corner somewhere else and had a lovely lunch with food!

Brought an elderly relative with a walking aid to this cafe along with a child. Staff never helped moved chairs out of the way and Food was bog standard. Service left a lot to be desired. We love cedar farm and can see the potential this cafe has but it sadly isn’t reaching that. Staff need some customer service skills and menu needs an over haul.

Great food and service. Lots to do. I’d highly recommend the scrummy warm chocolate brownie. There was lots of choice on the menu and while they have limited food for children they serve half a sandwich for little ones with cucumber and carrot sticks. My 2 year old loved it.

Decided to shop first then have coffee and cake in Roastery.However, then went on to Roastery at Cedar Farm for coffee and cake as on a previous visit, food was rather disappointing especially for children.

Have been here a few times and its been great every time,

Visited today the cafe, staff were rude and not very friendly, soon as we got there were told this is not a picnic area, seating area was a little crowded and quite a obstacle for wheelchairs, some of the staff were quite rude to some of our clients who have varying degrees of mental and physical difficulties, which I thought was frowned upon which discusted me. Looked at the menu and I thought it was overpriced ( 5 pounds for a bowl of soup?? ) was ordering a coffee and was told no must be ordered with food, and told coffee shop round corner you can get one from there in a very stern mannor, the attitude of staff is unfriendly and stinks I am surprised the establishment is still open. Won't be going there again.

reluctantly went to the cafe I have been Before and been refused just drinks, because it was lunchtime (1.45pm) most Tables were empty Didn’t understand why.

Fabulously simple and delicious food. The food is quite simple, good soups and mixed dishes/ platters. Not too fussy but tasty and filling. I have been back with different friends a few times and it has been good each time.

We visit Cedar Cafe fairly regularly because the retail area of local businesses inc Art shops and glass makers are very interesting and display lovely gifts.

We went at lunch time on a Tuesday- this didn't mean it was quiet though! Lovely atmosphere, the sun was shining in and it was all cosy. Good food options - both mains and desserts! Great service too.

Just had a superb lunch here with my daughter and her 9 month old baby. The salads are the best for miles around. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful and were quite happy to tidy up after a baby who eats finger food and then drops it on the floor when she has had enough! Well done to the chef and the waiting staff.

A great interior creates a great atmosphere, we ordered mushroom soup starter and tuna wraps for mains, the soup comes with a choice of bread and was full of flavour, the wraps came on a wooden block and tasted FANTASTIC for a simple meal it really was outstanding, brilliant presentation of the food made the whole experience truly excellent, would we go again……… ABSOLUTLY!!! this has got to be the most underated place for miles!!!

We have been going here for years!! The brown sugar meringues are to die for ( obviously calorie free) Today we had, bruschetta...……..fab! cheesecake...…...fab sticky toffee pudding...….fab olives, tomato and leaves...………...fab Sat outside, really lovely

Always a great place to relax with excellent coffee and friendly, knowledgeable staff. Lots to see while you are there or grab a paper and chill with coffee and cake!

Part of the Cedar Farm craft complex, the cafe has a rustic, homely feel. The comprehensive menu concentrates on fresh, home cooked dishes at very realistic, value for money prices. The salad and coleslaw which accompanies every sandwich are especially delicious, and almost a meal in itself.

My wife and I even though we have moved a further 12miles away keep going back to Cedar Farm Cafe. Myself it’s for the delectable Hot Chocolate with Marshmallows and the lemon Muffins or the Coffee & Walnut cake.

Had a gorgeous lunch. Quiche of the day with chefs salad including tasty spiced chick peas and coleslaw to die for - need the recipe! Congratulations to the team.

Music too loud (again!) Is it a disco or somewhere to eat? Salmon and Prawn salad came with out the mayo, had to ask for it. Waited ages to pay. Very average fayre

The cedar farm galleries has one of the nicest coffee houses in the northwest.

Loved the location of this cafe. There were several shops and boutiques to visit and a market there once a month. The food in the cafe was delicious. I had the open prawn sandwich but there were so many yummy options available, that I think I’ll have to go back. Definitely worth a visit!

I chose the Cedar farm lunch...no soup left but I did get real nice garlic mushrooms .

I'm a regular visitor to the Cedar Farm Gallery café - the one at the back of the Gallery. I'm usually on my bicycle, but have also visited the café as a walker, and as an ordinary customer. The staff are always very helpful and friendly, the café is excellently laid out and the coffee.... just the best, brilliant, and very modestly priced in relation to other establishments. These people know their coffee. My favourite café in Lancashire.

I had arranged to visit Cedar Farm Cafe with my friend for a very welcome catch-up. It was a lovely day so we chose to sit outside. I have visited Cedar Farm Cafe at various times of the year and have always found the food very fresh, tasty and very well presented. They have a varied menu of food and drinks and the day of our visit was no exception. The service was excellent, in terms of being friendly and the food/drinks were served promptly.

Made a reservation for afternoon tea, the owner knew we were going and had saved a lovely window table for myself and my friend. Service very friendly, and swift, food delicious and plenty of cake ! Will definitely return. I thought the cafe was clean, reasonably priced and great decor - didn’t find owner rude at all!!

Popped in for a visit to cedar farm to visit the animals with our 6 year old and decided to try the cafe rather than the coffee shop

We love Cedar Farm cafe but will admit that the owner is not the best at customer service. The food is lovely, especially the chilli and the quiche. We are working our way through the desert menu.

Fabulous food. I am a regular customer and always enjoy the food and coffee. The kitchen excelled themselves this time. A choice of delicious main course and a vegetarian option. The platter of deserts finished the meal off wonderfully. Clean plates from all our party. Washed down with a great Merlot. Lovely friendly staff & a great atmosphere. We will be booking for next year. Thank you.

Disappointing visit for two new mummies. We weren’t allowed our prams next to our table and the cafe was empty, instead we were told we had to take them out of the prams and leave the prams at the front of the cafe. I was able to remove the car seat for my four month old and put it on a bench seat next to me. Once we were settled at our table we were told we had to wait another 20 mins to order food as they only started taking orders at 12. The food was lovely, however I was then asked to move my babies car seat from the bench to free the table next to us (even though they had told me to put the car seat there) , I was asked to do this whilst I was breastfeeding my baby...! After being asked I then was looked at several times by the cafe owner as I hadn’t yet moved the seat, how did she expect me to move it whilst feeding my baby? Worst of all after finally moving the car seat she then put a couple on the table next to us, even though the cafe was empty! The couple had to awkwardly squeeze into the table, avoiding high chairs and changing bags on the floor! This poor couple then had to sit in very close proximity to me and my friend and two very young and unsettled babies! I felt that the cafe owner was trying to prove a point by sitting them there, it was all very bizarre and very awkward! I felt more sorry for this couple who had to eat their meal on a very small and cramped table, whilst squashed next to us! We soon left and will not be returning! It’s hard enough being a new Mum and attempting to go out with your baby, but I didn’t expect to feel so unwelcome in a family orientated place!

Didn't like the ambience. Cramped and old fashioned. But I suppose that is what you expect at a Farm cafe.

Went with my family to the cafe and found the staff are really nice and attentive, and the food is very good quality. However, the owner isn’t very nice to customers, or staff from observation, and smells like an ashtray, as do parts of the...

The cafe was full as it was half term week but we were told a table would be ready in ten minutes. This wasn't a problem as it just gave us an opportunity to mooch around the shops and galleries!

This is an attractive café. My wife had a delicious Croissant filled with Smoked Salmon and I had a home made ham and mushroom quiche - both served with a really delicious fresh as you can imagine mixed salad cut up crisp lettuce, shredded carrot, tiny chopped beetroot, cut up new potatoes in salad cream , beans, and cracked wheat. Just had room for a tasty Cheshire Farm Ice Cream. Restricted wines and beers but had a glass of Merlot and a Peroni Italian beer. About 10 tables inside the café with olde worlde atmosphere and a very sheltered courtyard with as many tables - lovely if warm enough.to sit out. Staff well organised and friendly . Very enjoyable.

We ate here as a family of four. We all had light meals- soup/salad. This was in order to leave room for the yummy puds. We each tried a different one and no one was left disappointed. Portion sizes here are large in my opinion.

Each time I've been here the food has been excellent. Lovely pastry quiche and difference fillings each time. Extensive mixed salad, best I've had out anywhere. the service was quick and friendly each time and a very reasonable price for such great fresh, home cooked food.

Two parties of two had vouchers to use so we decided to book for afternoon tea. Couldn't find any menu online and the email address shown on the website bounced back. When we called to book we were told that they had a couple of big parties in and could only accommodate a certain number of afternoon teas. However the lady did kindly confirm availability the day before by ringing us as arranged. We had seen something showing afternoon tea at £8-75, and we were offered either vegetarian or meat but only in multiples of two....so the one member of our party that fancied the veggie sandwiches lost out as ' it would be too tricky ' to make them for one. We were then advised that no drinks are included! The only coffees on offer are filter or cafetieres (for one) no cappuccinos here! The service and the food was very good though with ham and mustard, and smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwiches, warm scones and a nice selection of cakes. On paying we found that the meat afternoon tea was £10 per person which is a bit expensive when you have to add drinks on top. Overall good service and food but have never been charged extra for meat sandwiches and had afternoon tea without a drink!

A very mediocre chicken caesar salad and a Welsh Rarebit which was less than appetising served with a tepid pot of tea on a grubby table with no condiments - No more to say!

Was a bit concerned after reading some other reviews but we decided to give Cedar Farm a go for ourselves. Glad we did, lovely menu with lots to choose from. Food did not disappoint, lovely lunches all round. Service was spot on, very friendly and helpful. Very enjoyable, will definitely eat here again.

Been before. . So I know they have the most delicious chilli.Nipped in today with my daughter and granddaughter...she is... just a delightful...Had the chilli my daughter the pasta and my granddaughter ice cream.. ( she had already had lunch.)Absolutely gorgeous delicious chilli... never fails... wish mine was even remotely like it is here..the pasta dish was equally delicious.....Really pleased and lovely lovely food.. waiting staff young and attentive....Have a little lunch here... it really is quite simply lovely.....

We come here often as a family as we live locally - and we are always impressed with the service and the food which is unique to the area. It's not an average menu but there's something on there for everyone. They only serve lunches between 12 - 14:30 as the café can become very busy so would recommend the coffee roastery if you're just there for coffee, which is right across the car park. They do plenty of stuff for children as well (usually half portions of sandwiches/soups etc.). Scones are also excellent if you're visiting in the afternoon.

Lovely to sit outdoors with a lovely italian blend coffee and carrot cake. Staff were very good. No bike this time, with the family and the little man loved it. Nice little play area by the cafe, not to mention the animals. Well worth a little drive out to.

We visited whilst on a glass course. When we arrived at 12:30, the place was already full, so we asked if we could sit upstairs, only to be told by the grumpy lady (owner?) that that area was closed. As we left, people were shown upstairs - so it obviously was open.I must say that the food was delicious. The other staff were slightly off and not really interested in serving us. We asked for a dessert to take out and it was suggested to collect after the glass course had finished. When we returned the staff were very off with us and made us feel very unwelcome. The grumpy lady came to our table and told us the cafe was closed. I explained that I had paid for a dessert already and asked if I could eat it there. She told us that no desserts were being served and we could have some cake. It was all quite awkward and totally unnecessary. We left quickly after we had finished our drinks. Such as shame as we are local and would recommend this place to family and friends. I would say if you can get past the grumpy lady and are not fussed about good customer service, then you will like the food.

It's the worse place I have been too for along time.The tables and chairs all very cramped ,food really bad the wedges they served ,don't know how they had the cheek to put them out they were cold and limp couldn't eat them.The salads were huge but our table left most of them didn't look very appetising.Certainly won't be back .

Friendly staff and nice food, good place to stop and eat, inside or out it's in a nice courtyard and can be a great suntrap

Visited the cafe when passing through the area. The sandwiches that my boyfriend and i ordered were nice but the wedges tasted limp. We felt crammed in and the staff weren't attentive or friendly- maybe it was just a bad day?

Came here for a quick lunch. Food was really tasty and the salad was huge and so fresh. Only criticism is the staff weren't particularly friendly, apart from one young man who was waiting on. The other staff didn't seem interested or want to smile at customers which is a shame. Would come back though.

I feel like 'Kids not welcome' should be put on the window as they seem to not want them There. I'll start by saying I loved this place as a kid and I would go at least once a month with various family members and couldn't wait to take my little brother. The farm bit is great and he loved the animals but the cafe was appalling!! For starters they don't have a kids menu?! (They did say they can do half portions) but the adult menu isn't suited for children's picky natures and when we asked for toast with some garlic buyter on, it was like we just sprouted three heads. They couldn't do it...god knows why not?! And your not allowed to bring your own food...well if we can't bring food in for the baby (even if the adults by stuff) then we won't be returning because he can't eat any of the stuff on the menu!! They don't even have a microwave for baby food?! I understand not wanting a microwave but at least have one for baby food...its ridiculous!!

The staff would not encourage me to go back, pity because the foods good and its local to me. When tables are full they make little effort to tell you that in x minutes they could fit you in, or even sit you upstairs if that's possible

Nice strong coffee (Italian Blend) certainly hit the spot after a few miles on the bike. Fire was on & quite busy for 10:30 in the morning.

we were looking forward to tea and cake after a very busy morning and we tried the meringues which were delicious but our pot of tea was cold, nobody came to ask if everything was ok with our food and with the suicidal music in the background I really wanted to leave and get a cup of hot tea somewhere so we didn't stay more than 3 songs. When paying (approx £13 for 2 teas and 2 meringues) I mentioned the pot of tea was still full as we couldn't drink it and the waitress couldn't care less, she made a big fuss about saying we should have told someone but how does one 'tell someone' when the staff are so inattentive they don't return to the table? I felt it was an expensive 'tea-break' only to have to go and buy tea somewhere else. At the very least I'd have expected the tea to be deducted from the bill and I said so, no offer of a refund or replacement was made and all I wanted was a hot cup of tea, I'm afraid I won't be back. I'd also like to add that it was a good job we only wanted a piece of cake - the menu was salad, quiche, salad, soup, salad or fish and salad. I genuinely couldn't find anything I wanted to eat.

went on a sunny afternoon in April with my wife, they had a special toasted goats cheese.. not my usual fish and chips but gave it a go. Fantastic, lovely fresh salad and a nice piece of goats cheese. Served y friendly staff in a lovely court yard. fantastic with a cafe au lait.

Great place but find it disgusting that cyclist that fill the place in the morning are not welcome after 12pm unless buying dinner from the main menu, if it wasnt for cyclist the place would be empty till dinner

So we visited here with the family. Fancied four drinks , outside, as it was blistering hot. Waiter says can only sit out in the courtyard if placing a food order. Are you kidding me??! There was ONE table occupied outside, and was fairly quiet inside. The whole place seemed dead. Why would we want to go sit inside in the other cafe?Very poor won't be coming back after this. What a joke.

We've recently visited this place for the 3rd time, and we just love it. The food is fab, the staff are really accommodating, and the setting is lovely. Massive portions, fresh ingredients, plenty of choice for adults and little ones.

Great place nice staff plenty of choice on the menu.Always a warm welcome.Menu contains very varied dishes and there are always a good selection of specials to choose from.The deserts are also of excellent quality would highly recommend however you may be quite content after your main as the wholesome food is very satifying

I had a delicious risotto from the specials board. Extensive choice of soups, sandwiches, quiches etc and lots of lovely desserts. Charming cottage setting, with a terrace for sunny weather. Friendly, efficient personnel. Definitely a place where I would feel comfortable eating alone.

Visited with my daughter and granddaughter and was impressed by the variety of shops and also by our lunch in the cafe. It was delicious!

Had a lovely meal here with friends. Food was excellent and the staff very attentive and helpful. It was extremely busy so I suggest you reserve a table to prevent a long wait

Delicious food, great service and lovely setting. I would recommend this lovely little place without hesitation

Popped in for lunch on a Thursday, very busy almost full, great selection of local seasonal food including indulgent puddings. Reasonable prices and good service

Always friendly and welcoming with lovely food and puddings, always a special menu with fresh local ingredients nothing to much trouble

Great food, coffee. Always get good quality food and coffee, good value for money. Been lots of times never had a bad meal. Staff polite and helpful, lots of artisan shops to wander round. If you've time try Roberts coffee Roastery across the courtyard, great place to relax on comfy sofas while enjoying their extensive range of coffees, teas.

This has to be one of the best coffee cafes around. Just wish the staff were a bit friendlier. Worth a visit though. Make your own mind up.

Just been here with parents and in laws for lunch . Fab food and lovely little craft shops to have a look in . Will defo call again ☕️

We called for Lunch at the beginning of October 2016. What a fantastic little bistro style Cafe. In London,Rome or Los Angeles, diners would be booking months in advance to get here. Beautiful cottage decor with fresh good quality cafe style menu. Very good value and charming hard work staff. I have seen over reviewers comments, now calm down guys this is genuine Lancashire sourced basic food, not pretentious and always up for suggestions. I would 'suggest' some reviewers take a course of reality, coupled with a reduced prescription of self importance !! This is a great little find,good food is always received by nice people, all are welcome here.

They serve great coffee in an environment that would be superb if it wasn't for the lousy attitude and depressing demeanour of the staff, especially of those larger than life people seemingly the bosses

We have been here before, and always enjoyed the food. Today it was a real let down, the staff were lovely, but I ordered goats cheese pasta salad, there was hardly any cheese, and hardly any spinach. Another table ordered feta salad, it came without the feta cheese!Maybe it was just a bad day

This visit was my third and Cedar Farm itself is beautiful: the shops, animals, play area. The cafe interior is so lovely and the staff are very friendly. The menu included a wide variety of dishes, drinks and cakes. Excellent place for children, but the cafe itself is fairly small. The sandwiches were tasty, but a little disappointing... Plain, boring white bread that can be found anywhere, it would have been nicer if it were a crusty bread or something a little more exciting. The pasta salad dish is stunning, as is the soup although they had run out of the soup of the day! But overall a lovely place.

Best thing about this cafe is its handy location if you don't mind the poky seating inside and the somewhat tatty nature with scraped walls and stained seating. Its handy with a fairly limited menu, unmemorable service and the food is pretty simple and somewhat overpriced with ungenerous portions.I wish I could warm to this cafe but I can't I'm afraid at the prices they charge for what little you get. Give it a miss until it improves I'm afraid.

Came for a ride out today and not been her for agesWas not planning a lunch but after looking at the menu decided to have a bowl of there main meal soup which was potato and pesto. Delicious chunky soup.my little boy could have anything si had a piece of cheese on toast.Quaint little place but by the time we left by 1pm it was packed.

really nice surroundings & good friendly service - we have the soup the the day with crusty bread - very tasty & good value too