Easter Peel Farm Coffee & Crafts in Angus

I've visited this cafe many times as we stayed outside Alyth numerous times throughout the year and more so when my sisters cancer was terminal. The reason I'm back today is to visit where their ashes were scattered as both my mom and sister are scattered here together. (We live in Wales) I would agree with many other reviews on here that this is not the friendliest cafe considering how lovely it is. I will point out that most times when the younger girls serve, they're very pleasant. I was here on Monday for tea and cake and the young blonde lady serving was absolute lovely and gave me the WiFi password, as I've also had on previous trips when I've asked. Nothing worse sitting on your own, Billy no mates and can't use your phone. Today I'm stretching and getting signal on and off. Anyhow, I came In today, Wednesday 16 October, no hello.. nothing. Sat down and rude woman appeared with pen and notepad..no hello.. just are you ready to order or do you need another minute? No smile, no pleasantries. I ordered I then went up to look for the password only for her to tell me there isn't one.. you can't have WiFi as we don't have it. I said it's showing up .. and I got it on Monday. No you didn't as we don't give it out... if everyone uses it our tills don't work.. Really ??? 🤔🤔😶‍🌫️ I said once again I got it on Monday. - no you didn't !! OK.. seemingly I'm a liar now 🙄🙄😔 Honestly I doubt I'll be back here as clearly the same woman, older, glasses and not a scottish accent I don't believe, Blue in her hair this time. You'd think after many complaints they'd do something about this.. unless she's the actual owner.. which sadly I hope not.. She does not make visiting conditions pleasant .

Lovely coffee shop. Popped in to the farm shop and thought we'd treat ourselves. We had warm drinks and cake. Staff were lovely and so we're the cakes. We'll worth a visit.

Heading northbound following hiking trails and doing some wild camping. I stayed on the front carpark, fairly out of the way Saturday night/Sunday morning. It was a peaceful night's rest, and a big car park. I went into the café the next morning to get breakfast. My dog was with me and whilst we couldn't eat in the main cafe building, they directed us to the huts just a few steps away. The waitresses were all very lovely and accommodating and brought me proper eating irons along with my peel farm breakfast. It's been a great stopover here and I would recommend to anyone else in a small-mid sized camper or anyone wanting breakfast who's in the vicinity.

This place has so much potential but unfortunately our experience was ruined by the attitude from one individual in particular. I would like to start off by saying how lovely and great the 2 young girls were that we’re working, there was also another lady with short brown hair who was lovely. The 2 to younger girls in particular were fantastic and will go far, they were helpful, welcoming, polite and friendly. What ruined our experience was the middle aged women with brown hair in 2 pleates. She was so obnoxious and rude, acting like she was doing us a favour for doing her job. I highly suggest you rethink your job choices as you clearly do not enjoy it and I can see the effect that her mood was having among the tense atmosphere with the staff, I completely understand everyone has bad days but to be a paying customer who is greeted so poorly and made to feel so uncomfortable is not acceptable. It really let this place down as it had potential but we will not return. Felt like coffee was very overpriced also and not the best, not even chocolate on cappuccinos and no sugar for takeaway coffees- we had to take from the table. I hate to leave such a poor review but I left feeling so let down by my experience here.

We came here for the first time for lunch. Nobody spoke to us as we came in, We had to ask if we should take a seat. We were then served by the rudest person I have ever witnessed. She was absolutely miserable and so so rude. Older woman, with shorter greyish hair and glasses. She made us feel like us being there was a massive inconvenience. She never smiled once. Just came over and stood at the table with a notepad and pen and waited until we spoke. Honestly just a horrible horrible woman. I am honestly shocked this woman works in a customer service job. Cost us £60 for lunch, only to be served by this women with a face like thunder.

I used to come here often and thought a nice little trip for myself and partner would be nice. for lunch. Our server was a lovely young girl but whoever is in the kitchen now has dropped standards so badly I won’t be back. Our server told us our main meal may take a while so I ordered some pitta bread and humus to munch whilst waiting. It never arrived. When my lunch arrived I was told the humus was also ready. I ordered halloumi on a bun with salad, crisps, chutney and coleslaw on the side. What I got was half a teaspoon of slaw and a pile of lettuce. My partner the same. I complained and the person in charge took my plate away and brought back what is usually served. Never replaced my partners. The attitude and standard has slipped so much in this place from the friendly quality service I received on many other visits. My photos show before and after

We have been here several times . This time was dreadful Half toasted sandwich . Fresh salad was anything but . Looked like it had been taken from one plate to another . Limp and lifeless . Cold cappuccino when asked to warm up it came back half full . Was eventually replaced . Attitude to support dogs from one person was exceptionally rude and snappy Overpriced . Two sandwiches . Two cakes and coffee and tea £30.00 Will not be returning . Sad as it used to be well run .

I’ve rated Peel farm low not for food or the shop which seemed good but for the poor state of the poultry housing on the nature trail. The hen house is in a sad state, falling apart and inside is piled high with bird faeces. Sad sight especially after you read the sign claiming Peel farm is giving these birds a good home to spend their days. What I saw was far from good animal welfare. Wouldn’t take much time or effort to sort it out Peel Farm!

Very expensive. £7.50 for a toasted sandwich. And £1 extra for each item totalling £9.50 for tomato and onion. And the wait was at least 20 minutes. Coffee was luke warm . Bad experience will not be going again .

We were recommended Peel farm by our hosts where we were staying. I had the Chicken broth with brown bread, hubby had a cheese toastie with a side salad.It was absolutely delicious, the soup was like what my mum made, will definitely be recommending it to others.

Lovely food, served very quickly. Soup and sandwich, homemade and wonderful. Cake selection fabulous and tasted so good. Friendly staff, who were quick to serve and take order.

When we arrived we got shouted at by a member of staff telling us we couldn't park roadside. It would have been helpful to all if there was a sign saying this to avoid this unpleasant welcome. We went for breakfast and because we had our dog with us we expected to eat outside. However, we did not expect to receive breakfast out of cardboard containers because there is no service outside. We even had to pay the same price as if we were eating with service inside. As a result the food was very wet, cold and soggy and I most certainly wouldn't recommend if eating outside. The service was very slow too. The hot chocolate was nice though.

Good spot, nice views, plenty of outside seating when Scottish weather allows. Good cake selection, and amazing taste, but service is very slow. Waited over 20 mins for 5 wraps to be made, but at least this shows all cooked fresh. Gift shop attached, pricey and not much local produce but nice to walk around. Visited 3 times in one week

Afternoon tea was amazing!! Preordered 24hours before we went & it did not disappoint. Lots of lovely savoury goodies and sandwiches and the sweet tray was pure Heaven. Three of us went & there was enough leftovers to keep the happy two left at home satisfied too!

Having looked forward to our visit as we had done little eating out on our holiday we were left feeling rather flat. As we had our dog with us we ate outside (only assistance dogs inside which we understand) in one of the little summer houses. Said summer house was sorely in need of an update in decor. The food arrived in cardboard packaging which was extremely disappointing and to be honest completely stunned. The wooden disposable cutlery was useless. We are no longer in lockdown and there is no need to cut corners. Small helpings and overpriced, although we shared a scone afterwards which was very fresh and tasty. As mentioned in a previous review The Wee Bear just down the road is much, much nicer. On a positive note our waitress was very helpful, smiley and polite. I would suggest to the owners they look to their laurels and have a re-think of how they present their food and treat their outdoor customers.

I have lived locally for 35 years and I just want to say I don’t think this business cares a jot about local people unless they are easy to boss around

Arriving on a sunny day we asked if we could sit at table outside and were told yes, but we’d need to come inside to order - not a problem. So we ordered and paid and went outside to wait (the waitress said they’d bring our order out). After ten minutes our drinks hadn’t arrived so I went inside and asked about them, whereupon I was handed two unopened cans straight from the fridge. No glass, no ice. A bit odd I thought, and didn’t complain, but I also wondered why they just didn’t give me the drinks when I paid, if that’s how they served them? Another ten minutes later our food arrived, in chip shop takeaway boxes with wooden cutlery! Shocked, I said we hadn’t ordered takeaways. Only to be told “that’s how we serve outside, there’s a notice on the door that tells you that” and the waitress walked away. Pretty stunned and feeling like second class customers, we ate up very quickly and left. Won’t go back - The Wee Bear is just up the road and much friendlier

We went on the walk to the deer park which is 10 minutes from the cafe and craft shop. There's a really nice cafe with indoor and outdoor seating plus a few craft shops selling good quality gifts,drinks and homemade pies . Well woth a visit

Staying at a nearby caravan site with inclement we went to Peel Farm for cosy breakfast, we had our dogs with us and were happy and expected to be seated in the nice outdoor huts provided. However breakfast took a long time to prepare when we enquired about it our breakfast was waiting indoors in take away containers with wooden cutlery. Our hot drinks were also in take away containers and the tea was served brewing in the cup with no milk. On enquiry about milk for tea we were were given half cup of milk in a takeaway cup and when asked about real cutlery we were not allowed real cutlery outdoors. Due to going back inside for milk and request cutlery my breakfast was cold. This is advertised as pet friendly place and although we were prepared and expected to sit outdoors we were not treated as equal as other customers even though we also paid full price. It would have been a much better experience if we were able to eat and drink out of real crockery and use real utensils. Sadly when I tried to discuss with the staff we were told its our policy we don't make the rules, hopefully this poor experience reaches the owners. Safe to say we will not be returning.

Questo posto è gestito con amore da Claire e dalla sua famiglia. È molto più che una farm, sembra di essere a casa. Tutta la famiglia è simpatica e gentile, il cibo ottimo, e il negozio vende delle cose deliziose. Siete una squadra meravigliosa

Visited here recently as a birthday treat with an elderly relative. Coffee cups were only half full and remainder was just froth. Coffee was not very hot either. The most disappointing aspect was the staff. All young girls who could barely manage a smile between them and absolutely no pleasantries whatsoever. Other than that, the surroundings were beautiful and the cafe was very clean and a pleasant place to be

Went for lunch. Everything looked lovely and fresh. Unfortunately the food was all a bit bland and tasteless. We had lentil and bacon soup but it was very average. Sandwich of coronation chicken but again tasteless although the bread was lovely and soft. Wouldn’t rush back which is a shame.

Visited Peel farm for afternoon tea, staff were very welcoming. Lovely table reserved in a quiet spot of the coffee shop. Food was excellent and service to match. Lovely selection of good quality foods, too much to eat but given boxes to take home for later. Would highly recommend and will definitely be back soon ❤️😊

We stopped at Peel farm coffee shop for some lunch after a walk. A very warm welcome was followed by home cooked soup, excellent coffee and very impressive cake. Brannah and Gail were our waitresses and were full of warmth and smiles 🤗 would definitely recommend

Booked in for afternoon tea, amazing spread, everything absolutely fresh. Too much for us to eat in one sitting. Excellent friendly service. We will definitely be back for another. Our favourite local afternoon tea (and we've had a few).

Went to Peel Farm Cafe and must say the food and coffee were first class the ladies that were serving were very friendly and helpful. The Courtyard gift shop is well worth a visit lovely local foods and gifts. Love the antique shopping area too.

Were staying nearby and had seen this as a recommended place to have lunch. Stopped by and had a lovely little lunch (ignoring all the wasps). Ice cream was also lovely and locally produced. Shop itself is a bit touristy and overpriced rather than more traditional.

Visited on recommendation for breakfast. Cute little spot with indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee was lovely but breakfast was pretty pricey for what we got. Service was ok but the dirty aprons first thing in the morning were not pleasant.

We visit Peel Farm when visiting family nearby and it is one of my favourite cafes. When the sun's out, sitting outside is glorious. The cakes are excellant and the ice cream delicious. The shop next door is also well worth a visit for local crafts and gifts.

I first visited Peel Farm nearly 30 years ago when holidaying near Glen Isla. I took a patchwork class with a friend. It has seriously diversified and very well done too!However, I agree with another reviewer that the coffee shop staff were not welcoming. I only went in to pay for goods from The Pantry which is sometimes unstaffed. Certainly not friendly.We loved the gift shop / arts / antiques / handknits etc. We also loved the outdoor ‘she’d’ eating areas. Each one unique and appealing.

Wow we went for afternoon tea today and it was amazing. What a plateful. Food was delicious, surroundings are lovely and relaxed and staff very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this place and can’t wait for another visit. Well done to all staff.

We visited today and honestly I was so disappointed after driving out from Montrose. We had to ask for food menus after being left sitting for 5 minutes. Which would have been fine in isolation but what followed was not much better. We ordered our drinks and food, waited about 10 minutes for drinks, 20 by the time the food came. The girl who served us was very apologetic and offered us some free drinks which we did appreciated but declined since we were going to have coffee and cake after our soups etc. We waited so long on someone coming to ask what we’d like that we ended up leaving and got coffee and cake at wee bear cafe.Normally I would not complain about these seemingly minor things but it was one thing after the other. The glass my drink was in was visibly dirty, it was not particularly busy and the food was average. Not the sort of experience you expect when you’re paying £7-8 for a baked potato.

Good options and reasonable cost. Nice cycle and drive to get there. Menu is ok.........., Thanks time to go

We had not been at Peel Farm for a long time but the quality of the food and service was as good as ever. The facility has introduced a top response to the pandemic for staff and customers.

Unfortunately our stop was curtailed a rainstorm just as we had sat down to have a drink and eat. Plenty of choices to be had in the cafe, the farm shop in a nearby bothy too. The most delicious piece of cheesecake and a cherry and chocolate ice cream had to be eaten in the car but it is in a lovely location and well worth a visit

Fantastic place with lots of lovely food, treats and gifts with lovely friendly staff. Stopped over after a bike ride. Easy to reach via bikes or car.

Stopped off for an early cuppa and a very tasty egg roll during a cycle from the big city. It is Takeaway only just now but has good outside tables. Very helpful and friendly. Lovely selection of home baking on offer.

2nd visit and not disappointed. Friendly warm welcome, delicious homemade soup, well filled toasties with a delightful salad of herbs and edible flowers! Gift shop, Antiques and Artworks not forgetting clothes and handbags - what’s not to like. I noticed a take-away sign on our way out but will have to investigate next time.

Possibly the best ginger cake I’ve ever had....moist, great texture and full of flavour - Delicious! Apparently the lemon & coconut cake my wife had was just as good. Well worth the visit. We had popped in late in the afternoon wondering whether we would even be serviced, but was greeted with a warm, friendly “come on in, take a seat”. Excellent service!

Called in for a quick visit whilst on holiday, nice shop with a good selection of products, including some foods, drinks, antiques, clothing etc, had a little wander around outside, then popped into the coffee shop, food was good and reasonably priced, would go back again if in the area. We had our dogs with us so had to sit outside, so bear this in mind if the weather is poor.

We went round to here from our walk at the Reekir Linn for a quick drink and cake. The homemade cakes are delicious! Staff are very welcoming and efficient. Once we were finished we had a little walk round their nature trail, although a little boggy in places (has been torrential rain for a few nights) was a perfect wee walk for our 19 month old where he encountered horses, chickens, the farm dog, deer and other wildlife. Make sure to walk round the deer field to the far side at the bottom of the hill to see a waterfall in the clearing.

A grea place to stop for coffee/lunch whilest driving through the Angus Glens. Very tastie home made soup and great scones. Staff friendly and attentive

Car Club stopped here for a coffee break, good service excellent scones. Area set aside for us and the rest of the tables inside and out were also very busy, a good sign.

A hidden gem. Excellent selection of food. Plenty options for walks onsite and nearby. Craft shop has a variety of goods. Option to see deer. Ducks and geese roaming free. A relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

A few miles north of Alyth twoards Kirriemuir, and slightly out of teh way but worth the drive. The pantry/coffee shop is a freidnly well appointed farm food tye ouotlet with a reasonable menu of taosties, sandwiches, burgers and specials. We tried the toasted cheese and pickle and a special which was the asparagus quiche. This was particularly good and came with an avante garde selection of crisps (chips to our American chums) made from beetroot and sweet potato. It also had a lovely chutney, coleslaw and a salad made from sweetpea flowers and leaves. Overall excellent and reasonably priced. I'd go back.

It is a good place to visit, tea and cake and shopping. Well worth checking out. Popular with children as well as adults.

We took our Kinfolk to this wonderful family friendly eating establishment for a great lunch, which was lovely and a reasonably priced combo. The Staff are very friendly and hospitable. We would highly recommend this excellent cafe with an adjacent gift shop for browsing. Well worth a visit. Enjoy Cheers John

Popped in for a coffee and “fine piece” and were not disappointed.... good selection of cakes and tray bakes and lovely home made soup and bread.

Visited here yesterday for lunch. We both had a brown bread mature cheese and ham toastie, which was served with coleslaw and mixed salad. The salad had flowers and leaves we did not recognise but was super for a change.

This is a great wee cafe and restaurant. Went with my mum who hasn’t been for a while as the menu was a bit boring but they had a specials board up and she opted for the lasagne and I had a baked potato. We both enjoyed our lunch, mum particularly, as she doesn’t make lasagne for herself, and she loved it.

great coffee and cake,nice wee break after a walk in the hills,,this place is a must very friendly staff,,nice views,car park,5 mins away from the water fall,where you can also sit and have a picnic,beautiful views over the falls,,nice wee spot for the kids to paddle about in,

Wow wow wow. We had an amazing stay. We were so impressed loved the open plan kitchen living room with the underfloor heating. The accomadation was huge there was 4 of us but it fits 8. We had the master ensuite and it was huge the bed fitted me hubby and our toddler. We made full use of the hot tub and loved the ducks and chickens that visited us daily. My little boy loved the place and we enjoyed a walk round the nature trail where we saw deer and the piglets. Ate a couple of times in the cafe and it was home made and delicious food. I would definately recommend this place so relaxing and comfortable

We had a lovely lunch at the cafe, with small potion for our little girl (9 months). They were really friendly and the food was good. The crappy shop is brilliant and through the back as some beautiful pieces / antiques. Would recommend to anyone passing this area.

Came across this fabulous shop "by accident" whilst out for a drive. We were staying in nearby area in a holiday cottage. Cannot imagine anyone NOT buying something when they visit!

Stopped for lunch . Tasty soup and sandwiches. A mouthwatering selection of home baking. It was busy and service was a bit slow but otherwise worth a visit. Great wee shop to browse around .

Lovely café here for just coffee and cake or lunch. All good fare. The shop is an Aladdin's cave of local produce and crafts along with foodstuffs and a couple of freezers with wonderful Highland meat. Out the back is a treasure trove of antiques and pre owned articles for sale.

Had a lovely lunch here - delicious soup and the selection of cakes is amazing! Generous portions and pleasant staff. Would definitely visit again.

Had a pit stop here for coffee and the most delicious cake. We then had a wander down to the deer farm where we sat and watched them and admired the beautiful scenery. Before leaving we browsed in the farm shop and made a few purchases and had a taste of the local gin. Yum! A wee gem of a place. Well worth a visit.

Whether it's a plate of soup, toastie, amazing burger or awesome scone the result is always a tasty treat.

Came across this little gem while on the way to visit a friend. Popped in for a plate of soup, which was excellent, a pot of tea and a couple of scones. All done very nice and served by a very pleasant lady. will be back some day for perhaps a full lunch as what we seen being served up looked very good. Had a look round the craft shop area and the antique section and a good variety of items on display and all at reasonable prices, certainly worth another look in here when not pushed for time as we were. Will be back to explore further. One to remember.

Went for lunch today and such a warm friendly welcome. Having a gluten intolerance my choice is normally limited. Not here. Great sweet potato and turnip soup with gluten free bread which was lovely and soft. Then it was time to see if I could have a cake. Wow plenty choice and had the best slice of homemade cake to go with my latte. Huge thanks to the 3 ladies that were working you service was superb! Will definitely be back!

We went there and the nice ladies made us a takeaway picnic so we could go down and eat it at the Reekkin Linn

I've reviewed Peel Farm before and found it an excellent experience and again today we were not disappointed. The interior of the café has been tastefully decorated with new tables and chairs. The removal of some items makes the place brighter and I think more welcoming. The food as always was first rate and served with a smile. Caroline came to ensure all was well and this makes a big difference to some places that don't seem to care. Peel Farm is different in the way they make you welcome and valued.

The food was tasty and reasonably priced. A couple of options for the children would have been nice.

We were a 3 generations family, we all had different meals but they were excellent. Tasty hot soup, fully filled toasties with plenty of salad, cakes and hot mugs of coffee.

Petit resto a la décoration sympathique. Le menu est standard. C'est bon, les pâtisseries sont gourmandes et le personnel est toujours très agréable.

This is a well known and loved farm shop and café handy for the Angus glens or Reekie Linn and always popular with an overflow car park friendly staff the usual lunch offerings plus home made cakes and tray bake.It is spacious but heated by...

A nice stop in the countryside for a light lunch. Very pleasant and efficient staff. Decent plate of soup and toastie.

This place is very busy considering its out of season. Friendly staff and good selection of food. Well worth a visit.

Arrived for lunch and most of us ordered the soup and toastie/pannini deal - well worth it. Menu not extensive, but does not need be - caters for most appetites. Don't come here for a slap up lunch, its not that sort of place. The cakes were lovely mind!

Visited this place today for a elevenses stop. ordered tea for two and a slice of chocolate orange cake and a slice of carrot cake. Cakes were amazing very tasty. Service was very good . Staff very efficient and friendly. Also a shop on site with lots of great gift ideas. outside there were various plants for sale.

Started out having a look round the Gift Shop, packed with lots of interesting items from lovely soft Cashmere ponchos in autumn colours to Flavoured Gin ideal for xmas presents. The Felt pictures featuring the sheep were beautiful and the many unique craft items to browse. On through to the the Bric a Brac upcycled furniture another great look round , then onto the cafe for a treat of lunch had the Carrot and Courgette Soup (highly recommend) with home made bread and a super fruit scone and pot of tea to end a lovely visit.The owner lady was very chatty and friendly so all in all my friend and I enjoyed our day at Peel Farm.

We visit Peel farm fairly regularly and really enjoy it. The staff are always welcoming and friendly. The menu has changed recently but food is still tasty, however, on our last visit we both had ham broth but unfortunately felt that it had been watered down too much and with hardly any veg. With a bit of added salt it tasted better. There is always a huge selection of cakes and traybakes. The fruit scone with clotted cream and jam was particularly good! The gift shop is fab too!

We came upon this place after hill walking in the vicinity. On arrival the cafe was very busy but we were still greeted in a friendly manner and shown to a table. Having ordered the soup of the day we expected a bit of a wait but the staff were very efficient and our food arrived quickly. There was an array of great looking fresh cakes and tray bakes. Having been tempted we were not disappointed. Our experience was so good we went back on 3 other occasions.

It's a lovely drive to get to Peel Farm. They have a lovely gift shop and a great cafe where we sampled an amazing toffee cake and one of the best coffees I've had lately. If it's a nice day then do take the path from the grounds for a nice walk.

The food is nice. The service is good. Great place to take the family. Plenty of parking and the cafe is disable friendly. The downside and only one I have is the location of the restrooms.too close to the main door and difficult but not impossible to access with a wheelchair.

Lovely visit last week with my partner and daughter. Staff were exceptional and went that extra mile for us. Food was great and the cakes are even better. Will be back

Such a lovely café and gift shop and in such a beautiful rural setting. Well worth a visit. Food is delicious and service and price reasonable.

Lovely place to eat inside and out. Food is great and the cakes and scones are lovely. The shop has as a brilliant selection.

A must visit for lunch or coffee. Usual fayre for lunch: soup, sandwiches, baked potatoes plus some specials. All well presented and tasty. Cakes were quite special you must go and have some.Also large farm, craft and gift shop with diverse goods.Large parking area plus nature trail and duck pond (free bread to feed) which adds to the visit.A very enjoyable stop.

Having been recommended to one of us, our party of four arrived in the pouring rain on a very dismal morning. We were greeted warmly and served with our very tasty lunches of soup and sandwiches. We then decided to have cake and three of us had the ginger and orange cake which we all agreed was one of the best cakes we have ever tasted! We then moved on to the gift/barn building where we found a great variety of candles, jewellery, unusual food items and a barn full of older items for sale. A lovely couple of hours!

Peel Farm has it all, a nice shop with jewelry, children's toys, clothes and they sell the famous Bothy gin, also some antiques and a place where you can have a coffee or lunch. The food is very good. The baking is delicious and the staff are always happy to serve. A lovely outing.

The coffee shop is a wee delight. Fresh food and home baking, great choices and delicious scones and cakes. We had the soup & baked potato combo. The bacon & lentil soup was seriously yummy, baked potatoes came with salad and lots of choice of fillings including fresh Scottish salmon. Food was served promptly by a cheery young helpful chap. Bonus of Peel Farm is..... the gift shop, the Gin Bothy and the putside activies

Love going to Peel Farm: the food is always good, homely fare - and they will try to accommodate any preferences and special requests. The salads and special platters are always really interesting and tasty and the cakes and scones are brilliant and home made.

Wir wollten Gin kaufen und jemand empfahl uns die Peelfarm. Nach deutlichen Schwierigkeiten mit der Adresse und unserem Navi, fanden wir die doch weit abgelegene Peelfarm. Der Gin ist gut und die Preise noch besser, sodass wir nach dem Einkauf weitergefahren sind. Das Café in 1 Mile Entfernung mit dem Namen Wee Bear war echt klasse, es lohnt sich dort seinen Tee oder Kaffee zu trinken.

Lovely little café with tables both inside and out. The coffee, cakes and scones were delicious. A welcome stop after a morning walking. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

If you are a gin drinker, you need to visit the farm & buy some of their home brewed fruit infused gin. You can even sample them for free. Great wee place

Had a lovely afternoon at peel farm food was lovely, staff were very friendly and helpful couldn't ask for much more.After lunch we walked the nature trail which took us round by the play park and then lead us to the horse,sheep,rabbits,hens and the deer.If you follow the grass right round by the deer you come to the view point for the Isla Gorge which is beautiful to see.There is also a duck pond across from the entrance.You can walk around the gift shop and the nature trail and play park without using the cafe.Its great for the kids and it's free.

Great set up with a small retail outlet selling a wide variety of gifts and antiques. Enjoyed a good browse there. The cafe/restaurant is a quaint farmer's kitchen set up. Good food but a little over priced. £6.99 for a baked potato is pushing it a bit. Platters and combos much better value. Service friendly and efficient.

This well established Restaurant is a must if you are in the area ,we dropped in for lunch and were very taken with the menu and specials on the board .The food is devine with home baking at the dessert counter. Good atmosphere and friendly service We will be back

Took mum out for a wee drive. Come across the peel farm. Lovely , service was a. It slow but as it was a lovely sunny day i think they had been caught of the foot. The toastie was amazing. The tea just right. Staff friendly and apologised for delay. The gift shop is a joy to walk around the drive past the lambs in the fields was a joy. We will be back for some of the tray bakes.

Visited here for first time yesterday,arrived about 15.15 and found closed at 16.00. Wondered if we could still have lunch,and told yes if our choice still available. I had a cheese platter with oatcakes,fresh fruit and pickle,it was first class. The biggest surprise to us was customers were still being seated well after closing time. When saying as we paid we were sorry we had no time to browse the shopping barn was told that would stay open until we had all left. Well done Peel Farm,lots of similar places should try following your example.

Had a lovely late lunch here last year. Great soup and a wonderful ploughman lunch. Almost couldn't finishThen had a lovely long look round all the wee shops. Fancy Gin, whisky glasses and a beautiful lentil jar purchased as well as foodie stuff. Good for a good look round. If you have children with you the hens are hilarious and the ducks were entertaining too! Will need to keep an eye on young kids though, but you do anyway really.

We loved our weeks stay at the Old Cow Byrne. Fantastic renovated property with all the mid cons. Poor phone reception but excellent internet. Good if you have EE's Wifi calling. It's a large property with underfloor heating. The kitchen/ living room is open plan. The property is close to numerous lovely quiet walks. The owners/keepers make the effort to make it a special stay. Nice touch with essentials like, bread, milk, eggs etc. But also nice fudge& biscuits. Also fantastic soaps, shower gels etc. Luxury items are abundant with quality bedding and towels. A fantastic family holiday location and I would recommend this place to anyone.

It is not often to be able to use one's cabriolet convertible car, in the middle of February, in our neck of the woods ... but it was like a cool summer's day on the 17th, so the car was unwrapped, and my wife, our eighteen year old grand-daughter and I repaired to Peel Farm for lunch and a nose around. What a glorious nine-mile run. After having our long-winter cobwebs blown away, we were ready for the famous remind-you-of-home soup and some other splendid refreshments served by this first-class, farm-grub establishment. Needless to say when Vivian's stuff arrived on our table, we congratulated ourselves heartily on our choice of drive and venue. Afterwards we had a browse in the extensive shopping-cum-antiques building. We will certainly return to this place again ... And Soon.

Good service, good lunch menu selection of sandwiches, paninis, toasters and platters. Always has lovely soups and good cakes. Would recommend.

Have been here to eat now over six times, we take our visitors every time they come to see us. The food is lovely, menu is varied and would suit families with children

Loosen your belt and enjoy the homebaked cakes and scones. Varied menu of light lunch type food, all well cooked. Take your time for a rummage round the shop, you will probably be tempted.

Very interesting artifacts in the craftshop, the building is very nice and cottage-like and it is a welcoming place to have coffee and buns or soup. Somewhere you can escape in comfort with family or friends or on your own.

Repas agréable (prendre les platters), copieux et peu chers. Attraction supplémentaire avec le magasin à proximité (brocante, produits régionaux).Convient aux familles aux randonneurs et touristes occasionnels. Alentours splendides.