Dunsley Farm Shop & Tea Room in Dacorum

Very good choice of fruit and veg, though to see better pricing would be good. There is NO Tea Room.

Lovely little tea room and shop. Scones delicious and best cappucino i have had for a long time...large and very hot...not like warm milk. Very relaxed.

This is a real farm shop and tea room so watch where you walk. We stopped for a drink and a sandwich which was very tasty - toasted Brie and cranberry. My wife then gave me half of hers and then had a large scone etc. We were joined by one of the chickens who apparently likes to sample the sandwiches but we managed to shoo her away - several times. Plenty of local produce to buy and judging by the steady flow of customers very popular with the locals. Good value and friendly staff.

I have visited the cafe a few times and LOVE this place! The food is always so fresh and delicious. Great menu and selection of teas with a variety of amazing cakes which are all freshly baked. The staff are always so friendly and welcoming. The Farm shop is really good quality produce at affordable prices, I love their fresh eggs, meat and pastries.

Lovely local produce, good service and a good choice of fresh food. Lovely cafe with a good choice of food

As we were visiting the brewery we thought we would visit the shop. We didn't use the cafe on this occasion. I gather that all the pies and cakes are made on the premises. They looked delicious and were reasonably priced. We bought some lovely extra large, free range eggs,

On a Sunday afternoon the shop was not busy and it was rather cold. However the staff were friendly and the tea was strong. We also had a piece of cake which was very good.. The prices for two teas and some cake was under £5.

You can always find some gems on sale at this great farm shop. Sausage rolls and pastries are divine. The local apples and juice are worth going for alone, absolutely delicious and loads of varieties to try. It is sad that somebody had to describe it as shabby, I think they missed the point, it is part of its charm. It has nothing in common with franchised outlets that are sterile and souless, it is quaint with friendly knowledgable staff and great food.

Conveniently close to the A41 this place is a great place to stop. There is a farm shop as well as a cafe which is basic but provides good home produced soup, salads etc. Not a huge menu but well done. On the same site is a local brew shop that provides an additional reason to stop.

This is a no frills tea room serving good, honest, homemade food. We had a lovely leek and potato soup, Cornish pasties and toasted sandwiches. Kids finished everything on their plates. Friendly staff and farm workers happy to stop and chat with the kids who were curious about everything. Farm produce shop attached and Tring brewery in the same yard. Only a few minutes drive from Tring Natural History Museum. Definitely worth a visit.

Have wanted to go here for a while, so we popped in on a lovely, sunny weekday lunchtime. Unfortunately, it was certainly not what I was expecting. The shop, although small, was very unkempt and the prices for the produce was very high. For example, the GI bread that we buy at Prudens Bakery, they were charging 50p more for!) We had tea/coffee and cake which were lovely, and we sat outside in the sunshine. Unfortunately, the whole patio area is extremely tired and requires a much needed make-over. So it was not very pleasant sitting outside. To be honest, it would not take too long tidying it up and removing all the weeds and rubbish! All in all, the drinks and cake was lovely, but there are far nicer places to go. Sorry!

Tiny place, slightly unkempt, didn't look promising but food was delicious. Homemade sausage roll for daughter and bacon, sage and apple pasty for me. Reasonable price.

A small tea room attached to the small farm shop, some plants for sale. Tring Brewery on same site, whom occasionly do free tasting (help your self jobby, via pumps.) Real let down was although great seeing the gorgous friendly hens and ducks, but however ground they were in not big enough for the amount of birds housed there, no grass just bare soil a few fenced of trees and a very green dirty unkempt pond.

Came here after visiting the nearby Tring Brewery Shop. Sat outside in the sunshine - pot of tea between us and jacket potatoes and salad - delicious .

It was a bitterly cold day when we visited Dunsley Farm Shop & Tea Room last week, so we were pleased to find a couple of seats in the cosy and busy little Tea Room. There is always a good range of homemade cakes, savouries and soups available, most of which are also on sale with own-grown produce in the Farm Shop. As it was mid-morning, we settled for slices of warm Apple Strudel with our hot drinks. Wonderful. The cakes were delicious and we were served by a very friendly lady. The Farm Shop & Tea Room is a delightful place to visit when you are in the Tring area - and there is also a small patio area for sunny days.

Hay un montón de comida local, pasteles espléndido y justo al lado de la cervecería, así que ¿qué es lo que no gusta. La idea de que parte de la comida como de fresas y espárragos estaban en el campo y que mañana es una delicia pensar en este día y edad. Personal estupendo también.

home cooked food in an pleasant, clean and unpretentious setting. Everyone made welcome. Good for any age.

My daughter in law treated me to lunch here it was fab I had the homemade soup which was hot and delicious. The cafe serves great homemade food and the shop sells lovely produce. Love going here even for just a coffee,

At the end of a long walk this was a welcome stopping point. A pot of tea was offered, or you could have a mug of tea, but we prefer tea from the pot. The cakes were home made; we were given such generous portions and they tasted delicious. We had lemon drizzle and coffee and walnut. And all for a very reasonable price.

Following a mountain bike ride around the area, I visited this tea room for a coffee and veggie pastie with baked beans. I checked with the farmer/owner that he was OK for me to park my car for a few hours whilst i went out on my bike as there is limited parking space - he was very friendly and appreciative that someone had the courtesy to ask; of course I was returning to eat at the tea room.Wow!! I haven't had a proper pastie for many years and this was perfect!! Wholemeal pastry with a delicious veggie filling alongside baked beans - just what was needed as the afternoons are starting to get a little chilly. Although I wouldn't describe the tea room as quaint or particularly attractive (it was a lightweight building block-constructed farm outbuilding), the value, food and staff more than make up for this and I look forward to returning in a few weeks.

Good range of salads, pasties, sandwiches etc. food freshly prepared on order. Clean and tidy, lovely staff, very good value.

We went to the Farm shop it is well stocked, I brought a couple of bits then we went and had a coffee this area is very basic or rustic one or two cobwebs but you can get them anywhere, it was homely and welcoming, there is a slight incline between the shop and coffee shop so watch your footing and again can I point out this is a working Farm so do be careful...

This is a lovely no frills farm shop cafe that serves good honest food at reasonable prices.Seating inside the cafe is quite tight and on a busy day you may have to wait if the outside seating area is off limits due to the weather which it was on the very wet cold day we visited.Some may find the menu limited but I thought it was perfectly adequate for the type of establishment this is. Sometimes less is more and it was nice to see this busness not get sucked in to having a huge menu to try and compete with other cafes.We had the soup and roll option which was delicious.Our teas and coffees were served in generous size mugs and everything was hot and well presented. The young staff were polite and helpful.Also bought some pullet eggs from the shop which you rarley see in the supermarket.Will certainly return and try more goods from the farm shop and cafe.

An excellent range of fresh farm foods and free range meats.Nice coffee and cake shop too. In the summer they sell plants as well. Tring brewery shop next door is worth a visit.

A lovely local farm shop. Lovely, fresh produce. Helpful workers. Healthy looking animals. Beautiful food. Highly recommend

The shelves were packed with interesting goodies. A great place for foodies and with a brewery next door! Disappointed that a few if the vegetables looked tired, eg the Seville oranges . Bought some kale that cooked a treat.

I'm a regular here. , always buying my eggs and delicious bread. My friends and family who live outside the area always ask if I can get some for them! Haven't tried the café but food looks lovely, especially the cakes.

Great produce, we have been getting our meat eggs and sometimes a cheeky cake here since we moved to Tring 6 months ago. The quality of produce and service has always been to the highest standard staff always helpful and friendly and a great selection for a small farm shop. The actual tea room I've only used to get a take away cappuccino but that's was pretty good (I'm fussy about what makes a good cappuccino). If you get a chance try the homemade lemon drizzle cake do it's one of the best I've had.

It was a very wet afternoon and we fancied a hot drink so stopped at the Tea Room. It was our first visit. We were greeted warmly and, as the food looked tempting and most of it is homemade, we decided to have a bite to eat. The two friendly girls behind the counter quickly took our order and we enjoyed a homemade Cornish Pasty and a Toasted Teacake with our drinks. The adjoining Farm Shop sells an excellent variety of local produce as well as their own homemade cakes, pies and soups.

Good selection of fresh fruit and veg and other local homemade produce. Tea room serves good homemade food but eating area is quite small.

I always go here for my eggs the extra large and really big....they have lots of local produce and good for gifts as well, there is a small cafe now, which is a great idea, good prices too.

This was our second visit to this nice and friendly tea rooms. We had the scones (large) with jam, fresh cream, and coffee. They were very tasty, and the cost, at only £5.50 for the two coffees and two scones was great value, it would cost you that just for the coffee's in the high street. If you are planning a light lunch, there is a good selection of food on the menu. There is also a well stocked farm shop attached to the tea room. If you are passing through or visiting Tring, it is well worth a visit. Just off the Tesco roundabout.

Lovely tea room with home made food and excellent tea and coffee. The tea room is in the farm shop which has a wide range of fruit and vegetables as well as home made dishes, pies etc and a deli rangeOpposite Tesco next to Tring Brewery