Farmer Copley's in Wakefield - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Visited with a friend for the first time yesterday. The staff who served us were all really friendly and helpful. Once our order was taken, our server asked if we would like to pay now. I was a bit taken aback, but said Yes, and we paid there and then. They must be concerned that their customers will do a runner!! 😂. The menu has a good selection, but prices are on the high side. I had a chicken club sandwich which came with horrible veg crisps and some plain undressed leaves. Some coleslaw would have been good. The sandwich was very nice, but at £11, I wouldn’t say it was value for money. We spent £29 on 2 sandwiches, 1 cloudy lemonade and 1 sparkling water. Service was great, food was ok, and prices are not value for money. I wouldn’t rush back.

I visited the Moo Cafe today for lunch with my wife and two grandsons, the cafe was very busy but we were seated quickly and our order taken quickly. My wife and one grandson had pulled pork loaded fries, which they said was ok, I had the “cluck” chicken burger with skin on fries and the other grandson had a beef burger with fries. The burgers came with two onion rings, it would have been more accurate to call them oil rings, they were dripping in cooking oil so much so it left a pool of oil on the serving board and ruined any taste of the onion rings, my chicken burger was thrown together, the actual burger was half burned and the other half cooked normally the tomato jam was laid down the side of the brioche not in the bun, similar with the beef burger. Also the table wasn’t clean, the knife and fork wasn’t clean, I don’t know where but my trousers were filthy at the back of the knee when I got home, it must have come from the seat. Not a great experience and I thought it was expensive for the quality. To finish on a positive the deserts were not bad, staff were friendly if a little slow clearing the table, but in there defence it was busy

The quality of the food has really gone downhill. My bacon was literally raw. My egg was pale yellow very old beans were cold. Coffee cups half full. And to top it off the music was so loud and overbearing. This is not needed at 8.30 in the morning. Mrs Copley was strutting around in her shorts… I did notice she wasn’t eating that rubbish in the moo cafe. Whoever is cooking breakfast need to up their game. Stop using old out of date eggs. For a farm cafe this is appalling. The farm shop had very little in there. In all fairness the butchers did look very nice. But I will not be going again it’s rubbish. Flavours cafe in Castleford serve much more good quality food for much less. And their eggs are orange so fresh. Bacon cooked properly.

4 of us attended for afternoon tea, priced at £20 per person. Afternoon tea is something the 4 of us enjoy monthly, trying new places in and around Yorkshire. Today marked our 12th afternoon tea and we decided to stay local - big mistake. The worst and most over priced afternoon tea we have had to date. The bread for the sandwiches was incredibly dry, this wouldn’t have been so bad if we had been offered a refill on our cups of tea (we weren’t, despite being advertised as unlimited). The quiche was palatable but bland and the Battenberg was dry and crumbly as was the scone. The scones were only available with current in (which isn’t the end of the world but it’s nice to be able to choose!) The vanilla slice was the only saving grace (although did have a distinct taste of ‘fridge’ as though it had been stored and not covered - if you know the taste you know!!). It was however, somewhat enjoyable but did not make up for the £20 pp cost! Especially when the same vanilla slice was priced at £3.50 in the farm shop and double the size. Overall, our worst afternoon tea to date. Poor food, poor service (despite many members of staff being present) and severely over priced. Save your money and avoid! Much nicer places out there for afternoon tea at competitive prices - farmer copleys no longer seems like a nice local business but a corporate money making campaign. There is no way that afternoon tea was worth a total of £80. Oh, on a positive note, plenty of parking (probably because the restaurant was so empty - I wonder why!?).

The cafe was really busy for lunch but it was the end of half term. They made up a table for 6 of us and took our order quite quickly. Food arrived promptly and was absolutely delicious. Will definitely return.

Over the last few months i have been here 4 times. We had the afternoon tea on one occasion to celebrate a birthday. The afternoon tea wasn’t as good as last year. The scones were very dry, the sandwiches didn’t seem fresh as the bread was dry. The cakes we received were not as advertised. My Dad whose birthday we were celebrating didn’t enjoy the food and ate very little. I have been here before for coffee & cake which is overpriced but nice. Fixed bag. I still don’t understand if you are meant to just go take a seat or wait to be seated. I thought you waited but others push past and just sit down. Its local to my family so easy meet up point but i live in Leeds and far better places about in my area.

Arrived about 2pm for a coffee/snack/late lunch. Was seated after a 5 minute wait or so. No cutlery or menus were on our table so we had to ask for it which was provided after a further 5 mins or so. After a further 10 or 15 minutes no one had come to take our order so we tried to use the "app" only to find that the items we wanted weren't on there. We asked 3 separate staff members if someone could come take our order but no one came to do so for an additional 5 or 10 minutes. Eventually, after 20 minutes or so someone came to take our order and asked for payment before we received our food. Some items came out nearly immediately after our server left our table, some of us had food without drinks, some drinks without food and some got neither. It was just so strange and disorganized. What we did order was very overpriced for what we received. The rarebit we ordered was melted in one small corner but otherwise completely un-melted and clap cold, really poor. The milkshake "made with house made gelato" was fairly warm when it arrived and tasted like it was just milk and cheap milkshake syrup like crusha. It was a really really disappointing visit and at over £40 I expected much better. We won't be back for a second visit.

First thing we noticed about this place is how overpriced it was eg £12.99 for a burger without chips, they cost an extra £3.99. We went for a birthday lunch so instead we all ordered an afternoon tea. The bread in the sandwiches was dry, hardly any butter to keep the sandwich together, thick slabs of dry meat with nothing to add flavour, there was a pile of lettuce with no dressing. Quiche was nice, cakes were mediocre, no Victoria sponge as written on the menu, macaroons were like cake instead of lite and delicate. Scone was dry. It does come with bottomless tea and coffee and the service was good. Sadly they completely messed the bill up and we were over charged by £30, they had taken payments from 2 of our party but did not minus this from the bill. Tried to speak to them about it and they could not see that they had gone wrong with the bill. We decided to all pay an extra £5 each and leave no tip, as what we were saying was just falling on deaf ears. Unfortunately I will not go again and will not advise anyone else to go

Visited with friend on a Friday lunch time for Haddock, chips and mushy peas. Fish was fresh, large and a good size and chips were proper chips. Delicious. Drinks were fine and service great too. Highly recommend.

A disappointing experience. Ham sandwich was loaded with chutney which took away from the very small amount of ham. The thick bread was quite dry. Burger came without chips which were an extra £3.99! The side of vegetable crisp s and salad with the sandwich was hardly worth putting o n the plate. A very expensive experience which will not be repeated.

Would have been a 4 or 5 rating based on previous visits and meals, apart now for the breakfast portions suffering from shrinkflation. noticable now with small portion size at same cost, black pudding side portion on slice only at the same previous price as 2 slices. Although quailty is still good the portion reductions now unfortunatley bring into question the value for money.

First outing for me with my elderly parents since 1 now needing a wheelchair..The restaurant was very busy on arrival but was greated by Ellie with a friendly welcome and wasn’t a problem getting us a table.we were able to store the wheelchair out of the way easily …Ellie was soon back to take our order and didn’t have to wait long…eggs florentine was especially good.will return.

Mediocre food at restaurant prices. They claim to offer Dairy Free options but the only options are chips or jacket potato with beans. Very disappointing and limited menu at inflated prices. The customers are definitely helping to subsidise their ever expanding business.

After a visit to the farm shop where the staff were excellent, it was a bit of a comedown in the cafe. The cafe wasn't busy, about a quarter full, but we still had to wait 20 minutes to be served and staff gave the impression they had had a very busy day. Could not fault the food.

Lovely cafe/restaurant with great decor. Prices are very very expensive though. Seems all farm shops are getting this way. Menu had lots of choice. Kids meals were great, my wife had steak pie and mash which was lovely. I had the burger….that came with 2 onion rings for £12.99. I wrongly assumed they’d be chips with it - was told they had to be ordered as an extra for £3.99. Come on….need to be ordered extra with a starting price at £12.99 for a burger!! Ridiculous. Onion rings were lovely and crisp but burger unfortunately was nothing special. If I’d had chips that would have been £16.98 for a burger and chips. Sirloin steak and chips was £16.99! Insane, will pass on the burger if we save up enough to return.

It was our first visit there for breakfast at Moo Cafe. Nice atmosphere, bright and great food. Suitable for all age groups. Good selections of food on breakfast menu. A great place for vegetarian. Coffees were nice. Cafe was neat and tidy. Staffs were pleasant. Service was quick and easy. Lots of parking. Fully recommended!

This is local to me and I have always visited over the years. My partner and I went for quick sandwich, one egg, one ham, and cup of tea. Nearly £30. Food okay but ridiculous prices, will never go again. To add insult to injury the waitress brings the card machine to the table as you order, before you eat. The majority will vote with their feet. You’ve got it wrong Mr & Mrs Copley!!

The service and food was excellent. The food came out really hot.and not long to wait. Went to the farm shop loads of fresh produce. And meats. Large selection of beers, ciders and gins. Cake section to die for. And the gelato ice cream looked and tasted beautiful. Then went to the kitchen tasters available of pickles and jams and more varieties of gelato being made right before your eyes. Definitely revisiting when in Yorkshire again Amazing job team . Wish I had a place like this in Somerset

My partner and I stopped here on our way over to the peak district after googling cafes on our route. It was so good we came here on the way back too! The food was really tasty and the majority of staff were lovely (a couple needed a bit more of a smile and less like they didn't like the job) Highlights were the milkshakes, vanilla stack cake (we took it away and didn't get a photo but honestly divine) and the halloumi slice!

Went for brunch with Step mum and sisters for 80th birthday planning, prices are sadly through the roof compared with other local farm shops and cafes, Value For Money we got was really poor. A bacon or sausage butty £7.49! If you wanted a fried egg including with it, that's a whopping extra £1.89. (£9.38 for a mediocre bacon and egg butty) A Small breakfast with toast and a coffee came to £17.47!!! We're in Featherstone, Yorkshire not Knightsbridge.... Staff were lovely, food expensive in the takeaway area also, but this is the norm for farm shops. they charge £3.79 for small takeaway coffee.

We ordered our food - it did not come at requested. Our drinks - even the orange juice - did not come until 10 mins after we had finished our food! Even then the orange juice and tea came first and the coffee 5mins after that! My daughter was so thirsty she asked for a drink from my orange juice. Staff were so polite - but there is obviously a bottleneck somewhere - do not expect that when I pay £60’

Hi. Sadly to say this visit wasn't as we'd hoped or what we're used to..although my husband's meal was satisfactory...mine however wasn't up to par. I ordered the rarebit minus the chilli..which was done...but the actual cheese on the toast was very sparce and in ratio to the bread..too little. ..the bread was way too thick so quite dry given the cesse portion was so small .The vegetable crisps were a pile of crumbs and the shredded Romain lettuce was pointless on its own..given the prices of the food this was unfortunately a disappointment.

We came in and didn’t know we had to book with it being a cafe, as we had not booked we we’re sat awkwardly on a table for 2 people but as there were 3 of us it was quite awkward, there were a few...

Been to visit friends that only live 2 or 3 miles away from here , this was our 2nd visit within 3 months hence to say there will be a 3rd visit cannot complain about anything meal was excellent second to none, maybe price of...

The concept and set up is nice. The ambience and service is also good. However I found the quality of food wanting. We had the Sunday roast, the beef was severely overcooked, the Yorkshire was a little burnt and hard, and the roast potatoes were...

Very disappointed. We both had the soup and sandwich deal for £10.99. One had egg mayonaise which was described as 'pimped up'. It was in fact plain egg mayonaise on slightly dry sliced white bread, no salad, no garnish. The other roast beef and red...

Extremely disappointed with afternoon tea today. Booked in advance as I had a voucher from my daughter which she had booked on line and then received a card to the value of £35 with bar code in the post. It then became clear there had...

Came for breakfast. Not a very good impression or welcome from walking through the door. Very rude unwelcoming staff, we had to ask if we went to the till to order breakfast we were waiting that long watching other people that had come in after...

Food was top notch, like I'd even come close to saying it was one of the best "restaurant" burgers I've had in a long time, you could maybe argue that the prices are on the expensive side but you can tell that they're using fresh,...

Extremely over priced and quality of food well below what you’d expect for the prices you pay. A 4 egg omelette with two fillings (£1.89 extra for each additional) and comes with a side salad - no chips / toast. Omelette was over cooked, dry...

The service here was super quick. Although we were warned there may be a wait for food (which was great to be warned), we did not have any wait. In fact it was quicker than we thought. Delicious, well-presented food which was delicious. Very chilled,...

Having eaten here many times when visiting the farm shop, the food was never amazing but filled a hole, we called on Saturday and it was fairly busy but we managed to get a table, we scanned to self order and pay, choosing the cauliflower...

Felt like a rushed experience. You pay as the waitress takes the order which is fine but then no offer of if we wanted more drinks, additional food etc. felt a bit like a conveyor belt. I had poached egg on toast with bacon and...

Visitors here the week before Christmas for breakfast with family. As expected, the place was heaving and we hadn’t booked, but they managed to seat us in a quaint booth with a bowler hat light above. Service was friendly and prompt. The restaurant itself was...

I am sorry to say I have just had the most appalling cold meal, accompanied by a completely incompetent service. What a shame as this used to be such a lovely cafe but we will not be returning. I booked online and arrived on time,...

Our friends who live in the UK decided to have breakfast at the farm, famous for its English breakfast. The English breakfast proved to be ok, as we all know it. I am a vegetarian and i ordered Benedict eggs without ham, with spinach instead....

Ordered a "posh fish finger sarnie" but posh must now mean dry as there was no butter or tartar sauce as described, just a big fish finger in a bread roll. It came with a handful of side salad and some weird veggie crisps and...

Poor experience, food was very average with a dodgy looking salad that had gone past it's sell by date! The sandwich itself was okay. The cafe seems very disorganised, very dirty there was food on the menu and my chair when I sat down at...

We have been coming to farmer copleys for number of years way before the new cafe was built and the other added on “offerings” but we are finding it harder and harder to afford a visit here due the prices being charged for things being...

We came here after doing the pumpkin picking festival. I ordered the pork and pumpkin sausage and mash from the specials menu which was £11 and literally was 4 sausages, a lump of mash and gravy. No veg, no Yorkshire, nothing. My daughter is 1...

In short this cafe is overbooked and understaffed. Focus on the customer lost in the pursuit of maximum profit I ordered a sausage butty and I am not exaggerating when it arrived in under 60 seconds. It was Luke warm and quite obvious that a...

Lovely comfortable cafe with efficient friendly staff. Bacon sandwich lack lustre. When eating out I expect something better than I can make myself. Fresh bread, some butter and bacon which isn’t limp would be good.

We're there for breakfast 3 or 4 times a month. Great place, wonderful atmosphere, staff always smiling, food always excellent.

Very overpriced and underwhelming food. Certainly wouldn’t recommend going here to eat breakfast as the food is ok but too expensive for what you get. The farm shop is lovely to walk around but overpriced.

We often have food at moo cafe in the morning. We find that the waiting staff are friendly and efficient at their job. We are not big eaters and are happy with the small breakfast and my wife simply chooses items from the extras list...

The staff were fab, the food and drinks were excellent . The only downside was it was rather expensive.

My husband and I visited Moo Cafe on Saturday 10th September, we had reserved a table . The woman at the entrance was a little aloof even though we had a booking it felt an inconvenience. We decided to try the afternoon tea and selected...

My first visit to farmer Copleys was for lunch in November 2021 and I ordered minute steak sandwich with blue cheese. You would presume the cheese would be melted, but oh no. I was served a door wedge of cold blue cheese so thick it...

My husband has eaten here before for lunch and really liked it so we went for brunch. I ordered eggs Benedict which arrived with overcooked, cold eggs and an unappetising film on the hollandaise. We were told it had a film as they grill it?!?!...

The menu is extensive and expensive. Having said that , the food portions are huge, sadly though to the point of being off putting! Two strapping builder guys on a table opposite ours left the majority of their steak pie and mash lunches. The afternoon...

I love everything about Farmer Copley, the food in the cafe is always cooked to a high standard and the choice in the shop is wonderful, I've hardly ever come out without buying something.

Good food and service like the environment and parking. Shop has good produce and it is local All staff friendly- will go back

Visited midweek for breakfast (2nd attempt to see if the food had improved), the service was great & the food was delicious we thoroughly enjoyed it , However We will not return because in my opinion it is unfortunately just far too expensive. You should...

Have visited Farmer Copley’s on several occasions and love the farm shop as really good produce .However i visited the moo cafe recently and ordered the bruschetta which was a new addition to the menu .The menu description was a ciabatta with heritage tomatoes topped...

Let me start by saying I've eaten breakfast here at least 20 times since moving to the area 4 years ago. I've had half as many lunches as well. At first this was a standout place in the area, but it was never cheap. For...

Lunch time visit midweek. After a browse in the Farm shop. Butchers are friendly, they give good advice and the quality of fresh meat is excellent!

We always have a fantastic experiance. Everyone in the cafe and the shop are very friendly and helpful. Both my Dad and I have allergies and I never feel like it is an inconvencience for our food to be altered to suit our diatry requirements....

The service in the cafe is always great-nothing is too much effort for the staff to make our visit lovely. The food is delicious and locally sourced which is so important. I love everything about the cafe and shop-only wish I could visit more frequently!

Friendly staff. Good food. Nice environment. Breakfast is my favourite. Consistently positive experience. Varied menu.

I love everything about Farmer Copleys and visit weekly. I treated my friend to afternoon tea last Friday and she was so impressed. The environment, atmosphere, quality of food, staff and the farm shop are all fantastic.

Booked a table of 5 plus 2 high chairs and on arrive clearly didn’t have it for us and were told they were busy and had big tables so would try and get us one. We asked for high chairs which didn’t come. Food arrived...

Visited for the first time, inside decorated nicely and we had high hopes for it. Excellent menu plenty to choose from. Food was expensive, but I don’t mind that if it’s enjoyable. However, the food which was served was very poor. Jacket potato and beans...

My partner and I often visit for brunch / lunch..although its prices are we find a tad high...the quality of the food is always very good and the service is as you'd expect from somewhere with such a reputation.. Always a pleasure to pop into...

Have visited twice in a few weeks the cafe is always busy so I would recommend you book online which is simple and quick to do. Has the pork sandwich on one visit and the homemade burger on another both were well presented and full...

Visited for lunch a few days ago. First impressions were that it was expensive: >£14 for burger and chips is a lot. Between us we had a burger and chips, minute steak and chips, pie and chips and the 'special' BBQ pulled chicken & bacon...

We haven't visited Moo Cafe since pre covid although we have visited the Farm shop to purchase produce on several occasions. The food was awful, poorly presented and overpriced. Having recently visited Blackerhall Farm and Blakes Cafe at Spring Green nurseries for breakfast eggs florentine,...

We love to buy produce from Farmer Copley’s shop. We used to love the cafe but since the pandemic it’s sadly gone downhill. I understand about staff shortages but on our last visit there seemed to be plenty. We waited to be served for quite...

Our first visit after hearing good reviews about the place. We hadn't booked and although they were busy they managed to seat us straight away. Service was slow and we were waiting 25 minutes just for our drinks after ordering via the app. We all had breakfasts. The food was luke warm but consisted of good quality bacon and sausages (which you would expect) and the bread for the toast was lovely. The eggs were over cooked though, yolks hard and whites rubbery. We asked for fresh eggs which when arrived weren't much better.Other than the man who seated us who was very nice, the rest of the staff seemed very solemn. For the cost of the visit we expected more.

I honestly don’t know where to start… I went to the cafe with my near 4yr old, we were sat at a table opposite each other, we arrived around 1.30pm and there were plenty of tables with seats next to each other, which would have been much better for a dad / toddler (I should have said something). I ordered scampi for me, and my daughter asked for fish and chips, so the kids fish fingers it was! Service was quick, but flat, no conversation, barely a smile, the place was fairly empty. The food, in summary, was mostly completely inedible. I ate the scampi, it was so so, but the chips on both our plates’ were black in places, greasy / oily, and floppy. My daughter’s fish fingers were disgusting, the breaded outer was rock solid, so I opened it up and the fish slid out as a solid square, it was equally as hard, clearly reheated and not fresh. My daughter isn’t a picky girl, but she just pulled a face and refused any of it. We left after about 20 minutes, nobody asked how the meal was. It’s expensive, making the whole thing unforgivable. I don’t get too upset with poor food for me, but to serve that to a toddler is a disgrace. I don’t know what’s happened to the place, I’ve been numerously over the years and it’s generally been ‘alright’. As an aside, we went in the shop and my daughter insisted on me buying her a jellycat teddy, which was £18.50, on getting home I got a real ear bashing from the wife, who informed me that the one we’d bought was £14 on the jellycat site and everywhere else… Copleys used to be a proper farm shop, and a little cafe where they were passionate about the food, now it just exploits those silly enough to go it seems.Never again!

Superb. I had fish and chips, husband steak pie. Delicious. The battered Friday fish (haddock) was perfect, chips were home-made and mushy peas great. Steak pie (husband said) was lovely with big chunks of quality steak. Very reasonable, service outstanding and the place so pleasant.Went to the shop afterwards and this was equally as nice.Can only advise the negative comments to give it another try, it really was very, very good.

Very poor value for money , very busy place ,service was quick .But -- my friends quiche and salad consisted of a few leaves , sliced onions and green yellow peppers ,and coleslaw The quiche tasted better than it looked but a very disappointing plate for nearly £10 I had lasagna , which went back because it was cold , I then opted for the quiche , which was just cooked ,my salad had half a tomato a small handful of leaves ,onions and peppers with coleslaw A visit to the ladies revealed no toilet paper in either cubicle , and the vanity top around the sinks was saturated This place is local to me ,and very popular , I will not be visiting again !

Breakfast: Lots of staff but took some time to order. Food and coffee poor quality. Nearly £30 for 2. Bacon and cheese omelette looked airy but was bazarrely hard, bacon grey looked like off ham, basic shop bagged salad, considering on a farm. Avocado and eggs were bland and cool considering it had lumps of lemon zest and almonds, eggs were cooked well but cool, sourdough toast was only tasty piece of whole experience. It got very busy we couldn't understand why. Bland rubbery food, mocha tasted like hot water with powdery cocoa nearly £4. Staff attitude basic. Seats grubby and hard. Made a complaint, the girl apologised asked could she get us something else or a drink but there was no way we were risking it.

Wow - amazing food avd so much of it. We had a separate room (no extra charge) and ordered 7 afternoon teas and 3 gentleman’s teas which were all savoury. All took a box home with us as couldn’t eat everything. Best for me we’re the hone made scotch eggs and vanilla slices. We were well looked after by the staff as well with a plentiful supply of tea and coffee

I’ve been here a couple of times over the last couple of months and have been a little bit disappointed. I have visited numerous times over the years but it seems to have lost its sparkle. The service consists of ordering via the app or trying to wave at someone to take your order which takes ages to get any attention. There seems to be lots of staff but many just messing around with cutlery. I appreciate we live in covid times but the current situation isn’t great for the customer. The food is only average (it used to be fantastic) and Sunday lunch has been served cold (really cold) both times. The food is obviously preprepared and sat under hot plates as it’s also a little on the hard and chewy side. The roast potatoes were not good and pretty much inedible. I also noticed that the restaurant wasn’t busy when we went which is really unusual as it’s normally full. Standards seemed to have slipped which is a real shame as it’s been a favourite of mine for a long time. Please make it great again!

We live locally and pre-covid came here nearly every week (sometimes more!). However, it has gone downhill, beyond what could be excused for trying to recover from the pandemic. The online ordering isn't accurate - you can't order the specials on there and the little farmers sandwich on the online menu can't be ordered from the staff. Service is quite slow and they generally seem under-staffed.The toilets are looking worn now and not very clean, though the rest of the decor is still good and its a fabulous-looking cafe.The hot beef sandwich special was cold, and the egg mayo sandwich came without crisps.Despite prices going up, quality, service and cleanliness has gone down. I really hope it can be brought back to pre-covid standards as it was so good! In the meantime I'm afraid we'll be going further afield to better places.

Came here for lunch with 3 friends and ordered the steak sandwich with blue cheese.I wasn’t expecting the cheese to be thicker than the sole of my shoes! It was overly salty, the steak was tough and the cheese was far too thick. It might had been edible had the cheese been melted but it was just stone cold thick cheese on top of my steak which was claggy and sticky in my mouth.

We cannot give this place enough praise for the service we received. Karen the dragon ( her words not mine) was the perfect host. We got seated very quickly. The menu has got a nice variety to suit most peoples needs. We didn`t have to wait too long for our meal which we all thoroughly enjoyed. Even the toilets were spotless. A very pleasant hour was enjoyed by all 4 of us. Definately the best farm shop/cafe that we have been to. WE WILL BE BACK

Went there today for breakfast,the usual very a abrupt rude women,taking your order and your money ,truly horrible ,poor food poor quality,and in top of that cra p service ,very over priced ,pot of tea for one well over 3 quid,won't be going there ever again total rubbish,

Have been going to farmer Copley’s for years , went there for breakfast ordered 2 small breakfasts and toast plus tea the food was served very quickly the breakfast was poor it looked like it had been under heat lamps for a long period plus the toast was nearly toasted. What has gone wrong the food was always quality looking, freshly cooked the food is not cheap but quality made it worth it. May give them another chance to see if they get the quality back otherwise they have lost our custom .

Overpriced average food. Rushed out within an hour due to time limits. Nothing special at all. Only thing you will come away with is a much lighter wallet.

Went today for breakfast, 2 adults and 2 kids, food and drinks came to almost £60 which I could not believe but thought ok, must be good.How wrong was I.....Large breakfast came out Luke warm, mushrooms were actually cold. Sons was the same on his small breakfast. We left these and after 45mins sat there with dirty plates the girl took our plate and never said a word and didn't even ask if everything was ok.My partner had poached eggs and avocado and her eggs were rock hard and Luke warm.Extremely disappointed, I would not recommend and I won't be going there again. The farm shop is excellent, as was the pumpkin picking and associated stalls and traders, but the prices are all very very high. I was charged £6 for a coffee and hot chocolate by a girl stood eating a sausage sandwich while she served me, chewing her food and asking for my order at the same time. She had bread and red sauce on her bottom lip as she spoke to me too, truly disgusting.

We have visited twice since I last reviewed Moo Cafe, both times for breakfast. First time was socially distanced seating, last time wasn’t and now quite crowded. As we visited on a Sunday, probably more busy anyway. Met at the door and shown to seat and asked to order via app if possible. Found that you can’t use app if you want Gluten-free food. Ordered food having been told that we had a hour at the table when we walked in. Food and drinks came relatively quickly but served almost like ‘there it is’ as it was put down and coffee spilled in saucer. No rush for us to leave after an hour as breakfast moved into lunch territory and trying to get another coffee was an ordeal in itsself and the face of the women who took our order was as if we really were causing her major inconvenience. Food is good but it is expensive and for a farm shop which quotes on their website ‘everyone likes our sausages’ , why don’t they serve gluten free sausage with the breakfasts?Food is good but service now appears to be seriously lacking.

Came for breakfast on a whim and were very surprised that they only had 4 tables for walk ins as it was 3/4 empty on a Tuesday morning.Very easy to order using the QR code but I'm sure the prices have gone up as 2 eggs benedict, 2 coffees and an oj was over£31!The eggs were not very runny, the hollandaise had split and the muffin was soggy. It tasted fine but did mention what we thought to the waitress and the manager then can over to apologise and offered us a slice of cake each to takeaway which was nice. Looking at recent reviews I think the owners need to change something as there seems to be a lot of unhappy costumers

Booked a table today at 1pm for 4 of us, on arrival we were told we only had the table for an hour. Placed our orders, all sandwiches, which arrived within minutes but no drinks. We had all finished by 1.30 and sat chatting. By 2.15 we were still sat with dirty plates and not asked if we wanted anything else, we left at 2.20 disappointed as we would have all ordered coffee and cake, didn’t appear to be short staffed so just put it down to poor service.

I have attended your pumpkin picking event this morning at 1015 and then I booked to go to the moo cafe at 11am with my 2 year old and my mum.We went pumpkin picking first, which I just say is absolutely amazing, we have been coming to yourselves for the last 4 years and it has got better every single year we have attended.I booked the moo cafe in advance as I knew it would be extremely busy, which is expected at the weekends. I booked for 3 people, 2 adults and my 2 year old and made sure I asked for a high chair in the comments section of my booking.Once we arrived at the moo cafe we were met by a man wearing a body warmer and clear glasses, must have been late 40’s early 50’s, I didn’t take note of his name. We were warmly greeted and taken to our seat which was a booth. I could see on the table that there were places set for 2 people. I kindly asked the man if I could have a high chair please. The man turned round and said “no you don’t need a high chair, that’s why you’ve got a booth, just trap him at the back so he can’t get out” I thought the man was joking so I half laughed and said, yeah I still need a high chair please. I found myself going back and forth with this member of staff almost pleading for a high chair. The man continued to say ‘why do you need a high chair?” I said my little boy is 2 and I just want a high chair, why do I need to continually explain myself? I was so embarrassed at this point that I was having to beg for a high chair in front of my son, my mum other customers. The man then said “well you aren’t sitting here if you’re having a high chair.” I asked why and he just said “you aren’t” eventually this man said he would get a high chair from somewhere.Once we were seated and my little boy had a high chair I asked a member of staff to speak to the manager, a lady with blonde hair came over and said she was the assistant manager. I explained the situation then further explained that my son was autistic, we have an extremely difficult time taking him out places most of the time and today was the first time in months that I was brave enough to take him out for dinner. My son wears headphones/ear defenders due to having really sensitive hearing and all we wanted to do today was enjoy ourselves, pumpkin pick and some dinner. I have never ever felt so embarrassed in my entire life. I asked my mum if she wanted to leave but she said no as we needed to feed my son his dinner. The manager was nice enough and just apologised on this mans behalf.I didn’t realise going to a family restaurant that anyone should have to plead and be completely shown up whilst asking for a high chair. I made sure I added it to my booking, although I thought it would be obvious that anyone who has a young child with them would need a high chair.This experience will mean I tell my closest friends and family who have children not to bother with the restaurant if they are potentially going to be treated the same way.No one should ever have to feel like they are less than any other paying customer, and ultimately that is how we were made to feel today.I have emailed farmer Copley’s direct also.

Came for the corn maze event, which was great for our toddler. Had lunch in the Moo Cafe, which was very nice and the food came out extremely quickly despite it being busy, which is always welcome when you have little ones. Went back to the cafe later on and ordered drinks on the app, and again we were served quickly by friendly staff.

Arrived for breakfast was greeted by a waitress with an attitude telling us we should have booked( only a handful of people in) you have an hour she said....totally put off by this greeting there was no friendliness whatsoever! ..Put off by this so decided just to have coffee which just tasted of boiled milk. Never again

We visited on Saturday & the food is totally over priced & poor quality.Chicken BLT sandwiches were a disgrace for the princely sum of £8.99 we were served what appeared to be a small blob of chicken Mayo type filling with a few pieces of what I assume was bacon inside.Absolutely appalling!

Booked an afternoon tea for a special occasion. Arrived in good time, after 10 minutes sat at our table, no service. We moved outside, made sure the staff were aware we'd moved. Waited another 10 minutes, no service. Went in and asked to be served - were assured someone would come out. 3 staff did came out to look at an empty table, so I said 'excuse me, can we place our order please' and got no response, all 3 staff walked off and back inside; not only surprising us but other customers outside. After another 10 minutes, my friend and I left. 30 minutes and not one member of staff came to our table, despite being asked twice. Also waiting for them to ring us back about our complaint. no response so far, can't say I have much confidence they will. I'm shocked at the poor service, I'd heard such good things about this place.

Beautiful decor, the interior is stunning. There is the choice of cozy booths or tables, very inviting. As of Covid, you book at your table via the app - pretty straight forward, also liked the fact that you could leave messages for the chef. We ordered to Chicken Caeser salads (ingredients on photo) and a side dish and two beverages. The drink took over 10 minutes to arrive - not very busy at the time - however, could be that the order tool a while to arrive due to ordering online??? The salad arrived a little after. We requested (via the app) for extra dressing which we received. The waitress did not ask if we needed anything else, so I asked for condiments - which she brought to the table. I was soooooo disappointed with the salad, the chicken was not seasoned, so very bland - as the menu stated the salad came with 'homemade garlic croutons and shavings of Grano Padano' which were no where to be seen? However 2 piece of bread were placed on the salad, no butter??? Now if the cafe had of ran out of certain ingredients, surely it would be the best option to inform the customer that something is '86ed' (isn't none) so that they have the option to change their order? No staff came back to check if we were OK, which I found poor as I counted 5 staff and only 2 tables eating? Another little beef I have is the price they were charging for soft drinks? £2.79 for a small 330ml of coke zero?? Anyway, the place is stunning and worth a visit, next time I probably will double check all ingredients before I order.

Visited here for lunch today and opted for the afternoon teas. We live locally and each time we eat there we come away thinking “never again”. It is ok if you just want a coffee and cake but everything else seems to be over priced and of average quality. The service was very slow although the majority of staff were really friendly. When our food arrived some items listed on the menu had been substituted but no one thought it seemed necessary to inform us. The bread wasn’t fresh and was very dry. There were three finger sandwiches, a slice of quiche, various cakes and a fruit scone. At £16 per person certainly not worth it. It said on the menu that free refills were available for hot drinks but when I ordered another coffee I waited at least 10 minutes for it to arrive.This place seems to thrive on it’s name and I’m quite sure that if there was any decent competition in the area it would soon suffer.

Good cafe but very costly for what you get. 10 pound for more less everything on breakfast, starting with egg benedict, avocado on toast etc (look at their online menu), extra tomato is 1.50. I found the pricing model is interestingly high for the area where it is situated. Coffee is mostly dark roast so not for coffee lovers. Environment was good, staffs were good friendly but the menu price is definitely something will make people think. Couple of quid less and they would be much more palatable to a lot of people.

Arrived at 11:30 without a reservation and the lovely team gave fabulous service. Food was stunning, especially my rump steak. Served really quickly, even though they were very busy.

We booked here for the first time and high expectations with having such good reviews.Not the case as some of the reviews can't be genuine in my opinion. Apart from the fact you had to pay for your lunch in advance as you order even though you are sat at your table, the quality of food was dissapointing considering that this is opposite a farm shop.The cutlery was dirty and what we did get couldn't cut through anything as it was that well used.The restaurant itself was too busy, very disorganised and there was no hand sanitiser around after sitting down or using the toilets. Won't be visiting again, sorry!!!

Had a nice breakfast here. Lovely farm shop. Nice to see a few animals around too. Worth a visit. We have been several times to farm shop, lovely food and bread etc etc

Great food!!!! All fresh and lovely! Reasonable prices for outstanding quality makes this place worth another trip!!

We pre booked and arrived to plenty of parking. We were met with a lovely warm welcome from the man at the door. The seating was well spaced out and we felt completely safe. The food was delicious, we all loved what we had. The portions are generous and presented well. Great service, delicious food, good pricing and a lovely environment, what’s not to love

Popped in on the off chance for a coffee. Hadn't booked but not a problem. Had a friendly greeting and the gentleman showed us to a socially distanced table and we were told me had the table for an hour. Once we saw the menu we couldn't refuse getting something delicious to eat. I didn't have the app but there were plenty of waitresses around who were willing to take our order. Very helpful. The food was lovely and a comprehensive menu with plenty to choose from. Quite pricey when I presume most of the food is either home grown or locally reared. No middle-man but excellent quality.

Arrived today as I’m moving to the area later in the year so wanted to try the food. As government guidance was still in place I had to sit outside. COVID safe and staff welcoming on arrival. I ordered the steak pie and a coffee. Overall the pie was very nice and full of meat but the gravy was too watery and the mint sauce was way too sweet which made the overall lunch very sweet. This could be resolved with a little more vinegar in the mint sauce and thicken up the gravy a little.Overall very good, even with a couple of issues but it’s wasn’t bad enough to drop stars as it was good. Welcome ✨✨✨✨Staff ✨✨✨✨Food ✨✨Overall ✨✨✨✨

Needing Gluten free food, Moo cafe menu details what is ok. Eggs Benedict with GF bread not muffin and two/three? egg omelette with side dish of hash browns and pot of tea for two £25. Quite expensive but enjoyable all the same.