Dylan's Restaurant & Barn in Purbeck

This was our first time here and I had a “cowshed” breakfast and my wife had a “calf” breakfast - the “cow shed” was a larger breakfast with 2 eggs, 2 bacon and a hash brown along with baked beans and vine tomatoes mushrooms and toast and butter The staff are friendly and helpful We will return

I have a severe dog allergy, but as it is becoming increasingly difficult to find dog free eateries, we decided to try The Cowshed with the hope it would be ok. Unfortunately we had to leave half way through our lunch due to the amount of dogs in such a small space triggering an allergic reaction (asthma and other symptoms) Dogs were also allowed to go up to the counter which I feel is unhygienic. We purchased chocolate orange cake to take home, but it was very hard around the edges and extremely dry. We will not be returning. Please Trip advisor introduce a filter for dog free eateries/hotels.

Stopped here on way home from adjacent campsite. Had a bit of a wait very busy. Can honestly say the best English breakfast I've ever tasted All top quality ingredients Totally recommend Steve H

The staff were friendly, the food was delicious. We enjoyed the best plowmans: fresh baked bread, pickled onion, ham, coleslaw, chutney, salad we've ever had, plenty on the plate. We also had a refreshing ginger beer each. Ideally located near Huntick Farm campsite.

Met friends here for brunch on a Saturday morning. Beware! The brunch / breakfast menu finishes at 1145 - we just squeaked in. Food and service were both very good.

We visited this place with friends for a catch up, the atmosphere was nice and the food was really good. I would say it is reasonably priced, the only slight downside is that we were told you cannot book a table here, so you just have to turn up and hope it’s not too busy. Luckily we only had to wait 10 minutes ish. Other than that, it’s worth a visit and we will be back.

We visited here for breakfast having found it after we were staying at a nearby caravan park. Met on arrival and shown to a table in the courtyard. Menus provided and we ordered. Considering how busy the cafe was our drinks and then food came out quickly. The Eggs Benedict was yummy as was the additional hash brown. The sourdough with smashed avocado and poached eggs was another success. Will definitely be back when we stay nearby.

Arrived on a Monday around 1pm and luckily the cafe wasn’t too busy, waited to be seated and was ignored by a few members of staff, when one did come over we didn’t get the friendly reception we expected from a “family run” business. Sat down and looked at the menu and waited a while and no one came over, I then politely asked a member of staff “do we order at the counter or table” her answer was “here, what do you want” - really not the answer I expected! Food and drinks arrived quickly and were both tasty and good value for money, tried to chase someone for the bill and again we were ignored, one girl was walking round with her head in ground she looked so unhappy! A very nice cafe but the staff let it down and not what we expected for a family run business.

Great food at a great price was dampened by miserable staff. No smile or hello from no one, served by three different people and the young girl behind the counter looked almost suicidal!

Nice menu, especially for light bites. Service good. Food "ok plus". Coffee was poor. Sorry, but it just tasted cheap. Most unfortunate feature was the noise, even though it was only half full at the time. There's definitely something wrong with the acoustics of the building.

Went for an anniversary breakfast and was really hoping for something special. Unfortunately there were many things that spoiled the experience. 1) Noise.. all tables were in use, so clearly a popular place. However the acoustics are dreadful. So what they need to do is simple. Google acoustic wall panel tiles, which can be decorative as well as functional. And place them around on the walls and ceiling. It will transform the environment. 2) Sour dough. Mine was toasted with salmon and scrambled eggs. and it was without a doubt bullet proof. Totally spoilt the meal. Why not experiment with different breads and make a combination that’s a joy to eat, instead of watching plates go back with uneaten sourdough. Unfortunately the waitress wasn’t particularly interested to be there but maybe that was just an off morning, or perhaps the constant loud echoey noise wears the staff down as well. 3) Bacon and Sausage.. not burnt but very very well done. Sorry to be critical but also hoping to be constructive because you clearly have the customers but you could make their experience that bit better by tweaking a few things. Noise echo is resolvable and it’s not expensive to do.

Lovely location for a Sunday breakfast. We were lucky to get a table outside to enjoy the lovely weather. Had a veggie breakfast which was delicious. Nice sourdough bread and tasty produce. My only suggestion is better quality coffee, as it was very weak and not much taste. Definitely be back now we know its here. Service was very friendly, and helpful.

Went for Sunday brunch, cant fault the food but the service is poor. Was welcome to a table which was dirty the girl said ill clean that for you then never bothered had to ask another serving girl to clean it which she did welcomingly. Ordered breakfast no asking or refernce to allergens which was poor. Watched a serving girl make a fuss of a dog that came in stroked played with then went and served food straight after!! Didnt wash her hands!!! Wasnt asked how food was? Is evrything ok? Nothing!! Then prompted to leave tip when paying.Its a shame the food was really nice but the service terrible. Can I suggest a uniform for the waiting staff as some of the clothes worn by one of the girls left nothing to the imagination not really suitable for a restuarnt

We went to Cowshed Cafe before doing a pottery class at Tradpots. The service was both friendly and fast! The menu was extensive and we had the flatbread with falafel and the nourish bowl. Both of which were fresh and clearly home made and very tasty. The bill was £28 including 2 cups of tea. We would happily return.

A really super brunch at The Cowshed. Excellent menu, it was hard to choose. We both selected the veggie breakfast bagel which was delicious. Great coffee too. Nice ambience and very good service. All spot on in fact.

Best vegan breakfast the wife has ever had. Best non vegan breakfast in memory aswell. The tomato’s were fresh and sweet beyond belief and every mouthful was a triumph. Very busy and yet was not mentally chaotic or extensive waiting.

This cafe no longer exists at this address and is therefore not open. Dylan’s has been replaced by The Cowshed, same location, new operators and now refurbished. Certainly worth a visit but Dylan’s no longer exists

Excellent service, fab food,great customer service Friendly staff ,spotlessly clean ,bright and airy

This is a regular stop for me on bike rides. Today we sat in courtyard, the outdoor seating area, in full sun. We stopped first for coffee late morning, then returned for lunch. There are very few pubs in the area that serve light bites/sandwiches. My husband enjoyed a tuna mayo baguette and I indulged in a bacon and brie baguette - the bacon was good quality and the brie soft - excellent lunch. A nice little cafe serving good food at reasonable prices.

Great food, however disappointed that we went for Sunday dinner and was told no roast dinners unless you reserve a table. Would be useful to put notice on door and website explaining this.

Stayed at the campsite next door and popped in here for breakfast. Not a lot to say other than a great British breakfast cooked to perfection!

Nice cafe with mostly good food and drinks. Apart from the younger waitress all the rest were a bit unfriendly. We had 2 meals, the first was Sunday lunch , we had nut roast which was like a soggy rice cake with cheese and 1 or 2 nuts. The second was a lunch which was lovely. TheSunday lunch was also spoiled by very slow service. We were going to have dessert but gave up waiting to order

Very friendly place with nice atmosphere, food & drinks. Tried the eggs benedict (perfectly cooked eggs) & toasted bacon & brie baguette that was served with a side salad. Would thoroughly recommend.

We had an evening meal arranged for 50 people from the nearby Campsite. Richard the Chef went out of his way to provide an excellent menu choices and the food was quality ingredients, hot, well presented, delicious good portions and all served to everyone very quickly. Loved the food and service so much my husband and I went back next day for a delicious well cooked full English breakfast. Thank you very much to the staff and we will be back!

Popped in here for a mooch around the little retail outlets and for a coffee when staying at the adjacent caravan site. Overall our experience here was satisfactory but the courtyard which has bench tables to sit and enjoy the your food was in need to some TLC. The benches were rough and peeling, and the general feeling of the courtyard was a little rundown. It wouldn’t take much to spruce it up and add a few Mediterranean plants in what is a sunny sheltered spot.

We had been motorhoming at thecampsite next door and had previously been to Dylan's for lunch on two other occasions and enjoyed the food with no issues. However, wedecided to go for breakfast with our four children on our day of departure and ordered the all day breakfasts. We had noticedpreviously that the staff look a bit miserable but put that down to them just being busy at that time. As many kids do they want tomato sauce on everything and Dylan's have opted for those little sachets which personally i hate but hey the food is decent so it's not the end of the world. Anyhow, there was only three sachets of tomato sauce on the table so we asked the waitress for some more which she obliged with an extra four. This is between six people with cooked breakfasts. Our youngest child who is nine and a little quiet wanted more sauce so we told him go up to the old waitress and ask for a few more. when he came back he was a little down and told us that the old waitress had told him that she would be charging us extra for the sauces which they did. To be so petty especially when on a six person table you only leave three tomato sauces and charge well to start with is both very disappointing and petty and spoilt our whole experience at Dylan's. When my wife and children all went to the bathroom the old waitress made a point of coming up to me to tell me verbally the amount of the bill which was bizzare. She obviously knew she was out of order and when my wife went to the counter to pay and enquired about the additional charge, the old waitress offered to cancel the extra charge straight away?? So why bother being petty in the first place. It's not the amount at all, which we still paid but THE PRINCIPLE! She then went on to blame the owner for making the charge and not her. The old waitress actually tried to say that we'd had 17 extra sauces which is riciculous lol. Needless to say although we will be re-visiting Lychett Manor caravan park again and again we won't be going in Dylan's. It was a shame as because we had been two previous times that week we intended to leave a generous tip. The old one needs putting out to grass and find a less customer-orienated job.

Had a fabulous lunch here today, the cheese pie was wonderful and everything was piping hot and delicious. The omelette and chips was also well received and everything was reasonably priced. We are staying at the adjacent campsite so a very short walk for us. Recommended!

Staying at the campsite near by, only a couple of minutes walk. Visited for breakfast, nice food, quick service and reasonably priced, would visit again

The problems started when we arrived. We came in and were asked to be seated and were told to find a seat. The only table for 4 available was the one we sat at and was covered in the previous clients dirty plates and hadn't been wiped. The manager (I presume) instructed one of the waitresses to clear the table, but when she did, she took away all the dirty stuff but didn't actually wipe the table. It took until we were ordering for the dirty table to be wiped as we had to actually then ask the waitress taking our order to do so. Not great at all, but in Covid and also when your cafe had only just reopened after multiple app "pings", you'd get on top of this surely. Food was nice on the whole, but not of great quality. The Ploughmans lunch was of disappointment for a couple reasons. Firstly, the bread was not crispy in the slightest, and secondly the wet salad had been placed so that it made the not crispy bread quite soggy. Service itself was unfortunately on the bleaker side of uninspiring but I understand table service is difficult and that is not really where the problems are here. Another issue is the toilets. Where the male toilet door is opened and latched open all the time, three of the four urinals can be seen in full view from the corridor which is frequently used for service. Furthermore, the disabled toilet seat in the female toilets was placed on the toilet and not attached, which is bad for any toilet, but especially bad for a disabled toilet. In my experience with restaurant inspectors, they have always said to us that the best way to get an overview of the cleanliness of a food establishment is to look in the toilets. I'm afraid that in this case, that advice couldn't have been more sound as I would've thought that attached toilet seats and table wiping would've been common procedure. The allergy notice I only noticed after ordering and so did not speak to staff about my allergies, however I presume staff will check of their own backs by the beginning of Natasha's Law introduction on the 1st of October? I would welcome management response on how they will be improving cleanliness and hygiene standards at the cafe in the future as I have not had the positive experience so many other reviewers seem to have had... Look forward to hearing a clear plan for the future regarding cleanliness and allergies

We have stayed at the adjacent South Lytchett Manor campsite a few times and visit here every time, most days - if not breakfast then for lunch. The menu is vast and everything is freshly made. The staff are friendly and nothing seems to be too much trouble Lots of tables outside for better weather and when it gets busy. Absolute gem

Thoroughly enjoyed our lunch today. Great value for money, friendly polite & efficient service away from all the crowds. Quality food beautifully presented . Afternoon teas and the other menu items being served looked amazing Higly recommend if you're in the steak and want to get away from the busy crowds and commercialism.

Had a Cream Tea here which was so very tasty, the scones were warm , the jam was delicious and good quality tea - what more can you ask for?

Found this cafe in a quaint little courtyard of crafty stores whilst camping next door. Decent offering and staff were ok. Reasonable prices.

We were staying at the South Lythchett manor caravan and camping park and visited Dylan's cafe one rainy morning for breakfast and I'm so pleased we did as it was such a lovely place. The ladies were lovely and the food was amazing. The cafe quickly filled up and even welcomed dogs. The cafe also exhibited items from the local shops also in the courtyard which is lovely as they were all supporting one another and in fact encouraged me to go into a shop and purchase something. I would definitely recommend.

Excellent breakfast and walking distance from camp site would highly recommend and would definitely return.

To my delight I saw that a gluten free breakfast was on offer (hash browns included!) - I thought it was too good to be true, turns out it was.I ordered the GF breakfast and my boyfriend ordered the regular breakfast - I was a bit wary as it's rare to get GF bread and GF hash browns. Afterwards I felt so sick - not sure which element of the breakfast was contaminated with gluten but either way, I am still feeling the effects almost a week later.Please ensure that you are doing your utmost to separate gluten containing produce from the gluten-free goods.

Breakfast here was lovely we were able to walk through a gate to here from our Camp Site At Lychett manor We had a full English and a Vegetarian Breakfast and Sat OutsideBreakfast we very niceSeating available under a Gazebo type shelter or outside the main cafeNice Craft Centre to browse around after and grab a few unusual bits

Adjacent to the camp site we were staying on offering a superb breakfast at a reasonable price. Excellent for the gluten free visitor.

we had a few meals why we stay on lychett breakfast was fantastic save us cooking just a shame we could not enjoy more meals as campsite closed 2 days after we arrived

Fantastic restaurant great for coffee and food. Great value and satisfying grub. Highly recommended, and you can visit the Craft Centre next door too. Good for vegans. Dog friendly.

This is a really lovely cafe/gift shop. The food especially the cakes is excellent and the range of quirky gifts really good . Great place for morning coffee or something more

We found this little gem while we were staying at the caravan site next door. We went for breakfast almost every day and once for a cream tea. We were made very welcome despite covid and the atmosphere was welcoming. A radio played good music all the time and the staff were dancing as they worked.Food was freshly cooked and well presented and there was plenty of it. There was gluten free food available too, I had the same breakfast as my husband. We had a roast on Sunday which we liked (you have to book for roast), and hubby had apple crumble with custard. Unfortunately there were no hot gluten free options.Our dog was allowed in even when she was wet after walking in the rain. We asked for a sausage for her each day and it came with a silver pie dish so I could cut it up and put it in there for her.Really recommend this place.

Whilst staying at the South Lytchett Manor we visited here a couple of times. The food here is lovely and they also have Gluten free so that was a bonus for me. The staff are friendly and very helpful. And this cafe is very dog friendly. Also another bonus is there is craft shops so you can add a visit to these.

visited several times whilst staying at the caravan site next door, a couple of times just for coffee, once for breakfast and another time for lunch. Can't fault the quality of the food, the cleanliness of the cafe and the staff are very pleasant and efficient.

Can't fault the cream teas, just not sure what to put on first, the cream or jam, Excellent service too

Dylan's is more a cafe than a restaurant, fine for coffee and cake or a sandwich but not a place that I would go for a three course meal. They appeared to have their regulars but needed to be more specific on how to order food if sitting outside Confusion as to whether it was waiter service or order at the counter and pay. We decided after a wait to order inside and still not sure if it was the correct thing to do. Tea and cakes were fine

Found this hidden gem travelling in Poole. Dylan's is located in a square of craft shops. We had a lovely all day breakfast, friendly staff and COVID precautions in place.

We popped in to Dylan’s today after it was recommended by another camper. We had tea and scones with jam and cream, I cannot tell you how gorgeous the scones were, light and puffy and even better...warm. What a delight and the tea was pretty good too. We will be back before we leave.

Visited Dylan's from the nearby campsite.It was late afternoon just after kitchen closed so opted for a cream tea, some chocolate cake and coffees.How many scones would you like? depends on the size really...how big are they? normal scone size...ok I'll have 2 please.Beautiful scones, up there with the best I've had...but they were enormous...I struggled to eat one. Fortunately I got help with the other one.Chocolate cake also very good.Definitely want to try their hot food next time we are staying nearby.

We visited here for a breakfast and a roast dinner all in the same week. The breakfast was lovely. But the roast dinner was something else! Sadly I forgot to take a photo as I was too busy enjoying it. Three choices of meat. I had beef, daughter and OH had pork. The roasts had all fresh veg, large roast potatoes and a huge amount of meat. The size of the roast Itself was enormous. With lashings of lovely thick gravy. Although there was a choice of meat there was no choice of veg. We didn’t mind this at all as we love our veg and it was all cooked to perfection. Oh and huge Yorkshire puds. Very reasonably priced. But do book. It’s very popular, but highly recommended.

Good food at sensible prices and great service but it would be even better if smaller appetites were catered for in the actual meals. As this is a common need for older people ( who despise wasting food and money) I think this would bring a welcome “extra” to your menu. Thank you though for a good community feel and great staff

Great little place to eat. We had an all day breakfast. Reasonably priced. Good food, the only downside was, we couldn’t get any cream for the coffee only milk, or black, or would have to have a cappuccino instead. Good service. Pleasant staff. Worth a visit .

Cafe atmosphere and a little noisy but food and service were very good. Quite happy to substitute tomato for egg as my wife has an egg allergy. Freshly cooked and very good quality

Delicious food and lovely people , homemade soup was absolutely delicious 😋 friendly warm atmosphere!

Met friends here for lunch mid week. Room was very crowded and noisy. Extensive menu. Food was very average.

My friend and I visited for coffee cake and a chat yesterday afternoon. We served quickly and pleasantly. Excellent choice of Homemade cakes. The gluten free victoria sponge was delicious. Lovely corner of Lytchett, definitely worth a visit.

My Husband & I have eaten here frequently. Today we went for breakfast, along with our 9 week small whippet pup being carried, as he hasn’t had all his injections yet. There was no customers at all in the cafe/restaurant. As soon as we walked in the door a woman came over with a coffee in her hand,and said you can bring a dog in here but it has to go on the floor. We explained that he wasn’t protected by his jabs but she just shrugged and walked away. I know they have rules but she could have been apologetic and she just wasn’t interested. And there was no one at all in the cafe. Shame as we take all our family there when they visit but not anymore. Cafe in Upton much friendlier and the food is better anyway so decided to go there in future.

Visited dylan as staying at south lychett manor caravan site. Very warm welcome. Food very enjoyable and reasonable. Fantastic service especially from the young chap john paul. He was very courteous and attentive

We visited Dylans for a Christmas lunch,we had 3 courses,all the staff were very friendly,the meal was excellent,and very well presented.Definitely visiting again,and would highly recommend this excellent venue.

This friendly restaurant offers great service, excellent home-cooked food with generous portions. Congenial atmosphere in rustic surroundings were perfect for that Sunday lunch on a cold, wet, day.A few well-behaved dogs seemed to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere as much as we did.Will be back again to enjoy a Sunday roast with loads of delicious gravy. Yum - well done!

Really good all day breakfast, friendly service and family and dog friendly. We only had breakfasts but the selection of other dishes seemed very nice.

I can only have Gluten Free due to Coeliac Condition since childhood there fore I am very careful This cafe I have visited before and find it is totally g/f breakfast reasonable prices and good measure

I loved the cafe. It seemed family friendly and a nice team running it. The service was superb and the food excellent. I loved the paint palette shaped plates. The coffee is the best I’ve had since being away. Had a lovely relaxed breakfast and would definitely go there again if I’m in the area.

What a lovely restaurant.The food was fantastic. My husband had the all day breakfast and I had the cheese pie with roast potatoes and veg. The gravy was lovely and thick.

I didn't love the atmosphere, but the breakfast was good. I liked the different choices. we got plenty of food for the $$.

Very nice, great fro a coffee and a snack. One of the Staff members was a little stoney faced and struggled to break a smile! Otherwise lovely....

Called in without booking for lunch. Welcomed by staff an excellent meal and not long to wait. Would recommend this place to anybody. Good food, plenty of choice, friendly staff, good surroundings

Friends of ours were staying on the campsite next door so we all went for brunch. Service and staff was speedy and professional. The food was tasty and the price was spot on. If we are over there again would definately stop and eat. Thanks

Stayed on the local campsite and Dylan's was a very pleasant surprise! Good service , dog friendly and excellent breakfast - no egg for me but black pudding instead!

I visited Dylan's on Friday 5 July at midday then again on Sunday 14 July at 11am. I was with one other person on each occasion. These were my first and second visits. I used Google Maps to find Dylan's at the Courtyard Craft Centre at Lychett Minster, which was easy and led me straight to the right place.

We were staying at a nearby campsite and when we checked in, there was a voucher for a free drink at Dylans.

If you have read any of my reviews, you might recall I don't do mushrooms. A full English Breakfast obviously has mushrooms, but I will happily forgo these and might get an extra sausage.

Booked a table for 7 for Sunday lunch. Absolutely delighted. Service good and friendly. Food piping hot. Possible to have a smaller portion greatly appreciated by some of the group. Sweets to die for. Am sertainly going back for another Eton Mess the first excuse I get. Very reasonably priced.

Haven't been here for a few years, as holiday destination. My husband had been looking forward to his favourite lunch here since I arranged holiday booking. Liver, bacon and onions with creamy mash and vegetables. All with a 'scrumptious' gravy. It lived up to my husband's expectations, and his plate was wiped clean.

We popped in and had a complementary pot of tea as we were staying at the local campsite ⛺️. Plus the chance to buy a couple of suitable coasters. The staff were friendly and helpful.

First week had beef dinner booked Sunday Dinner then second week had Liver and Bacon then had Alllday Breafast on the Thursday went back Friday and had Liver and Bacon again all the meals were great could not fault the meals or the service. Rob

Recommended by friends. Had excellent breakfast with good customer service. Would also recommend for a very friendly atmosphere, good for families and couples.

Fantastic scones and tea - highly recommend. Very accommodating even though we got in just before closing and had some dietary needs - gluten free!

We were staying nearby at South Lytchett Manor Caravan Park. We had several meals here during our stay and the all of them plus the service were excellent. On our first visit my wife felt compelled to compliment the chef which has never happened before in 26 years of marriage!!

I visit Dylan’s on an almost weekly basis and I have never had a poor meal! It is always hot - nicely presented and good quality ingredients. The male waiter at weekends always ensures he gets the order correct and is very polite - you never get the impression he doesn’t want to be there as is the case with some restaurants. This place will continue to be my first choice when I want to meet friends for a reasonably priced enjoyable meal in a relaxed atmosphere. Well done all.

That was a great breakfast will come back again very soon Bacon and sausage are very very testy all the staff are very friendly and helpful

Lovely food - great roast and omelettes served by lovely staff. Easy access and plenty of parking. Well-worth a visit

I have enjoyed several trips to Poole and have visited Dylans Restaurant for the third time and each time they I have not been disappointed. Good food, friendly service and clean surroundings.

This was our second visit to the restaurant and I’ve decided it’s my favorite place to go for breakfast! Tops harvester and many of the other local places and the prices are very reasonable. Good coffee too!

We have been for breakfast this morning and it was really nice. What impressed us most was how efficient the service is but not at the expense of the quality. £7 for a full English including tea, piping hot what's not to like.

Three of us enjoyed an excellent Sunday Roast at Dylans' yesterday. The servings were generous, small portions are available, and it was great quality. We followed the mains with deserts which were also excellent. We'll definitely be back!

Called in for breakfast between Christmas and New Year.

Sunday lunch is brilliant. Very reasonable price wise with a smaller portion available for the faint hearted

A 5 minute walking distance from the campsite we were visiting over Christmas, with friendly service and a freshly cooked full English breakfast at a reasonable price. Recommended with thanks 😀

If Dylan is a person can I say you have done a great job with your training . Good staff. Food was very good too. Loved your scones and a great tasting and hot pot of tea.

Dylans is just wonderful for good wholesome food..... I had liver & onions with Veg......It was so hot & delicious & my husband had an Omelette... Just a peaceful place to go x

I meet friends here regularly for coffee and delicious bacon sandwiches- always with crispy bacon. Having had so many disappointing Sunday lunches at local pubs we decided to book for last Sunday to try their lunch. We were not disappointed- I had turkey and my husband had beef - both nice and hot and plenty of gravy. A very nice couple on next table we’re regulars for Sunday lunch so pleased to learn it was not just a one off. We will become regulars for Sunday lunch. The young male waiter was friendly and very good.

Dylan’s staff friendly and welcoming! Fresh hot tea, good selection of cakes, tables clean, easy to read menu, toilet clean, decor simple, but fitting. Well done to all

Superbly cooked breakfast, fine value and polite staff - happy days! Even better with a bottle of Badger brewery’s finest! Well done all!

Dylan's seem to do their best but it's rather cramped and noisy - ok on a summers day when you can sit outside.

First time visited and will definitely be going back.

Went to Dylans from the nearby campsite for an afternoon cream tea. The scones were some of the nicest we have had and the service was friendly and helpful. Definately worth a visit.

Just round the corner from our campsite, very friendly welcome, excellent service and even better breakfast with Gluten free bread too. Thank you

We were camping on the adjacent site at South Lytchet campsite, and chanced by the “Dylan’s restaurant” we had a superb meal there, we’re back on Sunday for Sunday lunch, roll on Sunday

My wife and I were staying at South Lychett Manor which is virtually next door.We had a nice breakfast, very well cooked and tasty.The staff were very friendly too. We do not hesitate to recommend this eatery.