Diddly Squat Restaurant in West Oxfordshire

Big View cafe, went for Lunch to try the Big View burgers which were absolutely delicious. We also had a portion of fries which were lovely and crisp. My husband tried the Kaleb Cider which he enjoyed. An amazing experience, fantastic views, carpark well organised by parking staff, only waited 5 mins for a space. The queue for the very small farm shop was over an hour, so we just went round the back to the cafe for food, it only took about 10-15 mins in the queue then the food was ready 5 mins later.

Fabulous food loved our visit bacon sausage and burgers delicious x be prepared to que great atmosphere staff friendly and helpful wear wellies

Really delicious burgers, chips and crumble. It is priced as expected. The idiots who complain about the food prices should stay away. The quality is great.

Just a shed that can accommodate 6 people at a time with extremely overpriced items. Pork pie £7 bread which was stale for £4 and a £1 wooden spoon with diddly squat on for a bumper price of £9. Don't be fools like us. Jeremy Clrkson must be laughing his head off all the way to the bank. Wish we had never gone, wejt loving the programme and the idea behind it, came away totally disillusioned and disappointed.

a whimsical experience that will make you cry with joy, as a yokel manchild enchants you with his perm and good manners and whisks you away in his trailer. You are seated and greeted by humble servants of god and can gaze onto a view that will have you on your knees for some locally sourced meals. the tastes will have you prancing around the rustic interior making noise you only hear on the big screen. Diddly squat restaurant takes marvels of the countryside and shoves them down your gob. come on down you gleeful fellow you won't regret it.

Terrible Food with overseas visitors! Ghastly queues - overpriced hamburger with a dry bun, thin hamburger with a tiny piece of cheese for £10 each. I spent nearly £100 for hamburgers a nettle drink and fries. Liked the nettle drink and fries.

Disappointed at the lack of disabled facilities. The place was absolutely rammed with people which I fully expected, but the entire carpark only has 3 disabled bays. These were obviously full, so I was told to park a long way away in the overflow car park but cannot walk so that wasn't a viable option! There is only ONE disabled toilet and the queue for the toilets is about 45 minutes long. They need better disabled facilities as in this day in age it's very poor to have so little. We couldn't even use the restaurant as there was a 2 hour queue and I'm unable to stand for long periods of time.

Visited on a school day so quite shocked at how busy it was but that's what happens when you offer something people want. If you don't like queues then don't go, we arrived just before lunchtime and the queue for the shop was snaking all around the car park, must have had 500 people in it waiting so we didn't bother. Instead I joined the line for food and drink around the back barn area and my partner joined the line for the ladies, both long but moving quicker than for the shop. Took about half an hour to reach the counter but it was nice taking it all in and indulging in a little people watching. Went for two burgers, a portion of chips with parmesan and truffle, and a hawkstone IPA with a hawkstone berry cider, total cost £48 but without doubt one of the best burgers I've ever eaten. Overall an enjoyable trip soaking in so much of what we have all avidly watched on the television, great location and set in one of the prettiest areas of England. Next time we hit the brewery!

Should be renamed Tiddly Squat! What a disappointment. Had to queue over an hour to get in the farm shop. And when we eventually got in, had to stay in the queue to look at items, which took all of 15 steps to walk through to the exit. It is so, so much smaller than what it appears on TV. The women’s toilets were awful and £14.50 for a burger - please!!!!

A great experience but the queue to get in to shop was 90 minutes followed by a half hour queue for food - we went to his brewery the following day and had a better experience.

The long wait was worth it! We waited for two to three hours, but the food was delicious. I loved the show and the food meet expectations!

Had a fantastic time at Diddly Squat Farm. Saw Jeremy in his Lamborghini Tractor & had a drink & a delicious burger with a fantastic view!! A truly wonderful area of England!! ❤