Fenton Barns Farm Shop and Cafe in East Lothian

A small but very sweet little cafe. Lovely lunch menu. Their breads are great and we really lovely the salad dressings! The cakes too…

Make sure you search this one out, off the beaten track as such and not very big signage. I am so happy we carried on, once you turn off. Please try this it is definitely not one to miss. Really warm, professional and friendly welcome, wonderful smiles from all the staff. Great choice of menu, and catered for my husband gluten free food which he couldn’t fault. Omg I tried the combination of a cup of soup and roll. The Sweet Potato, coconut and coriander soup was to die for never tasted soup that wonderful they need to sell that as a takeaway, fridge buy. The Ham, apple and relish (minus the mature cheese) was huge for me, but it was really tasty and fresh. I ordered a hot chocolate and coffee which arrived before food, omg it was definitely a “Hot” chocolate which I can honestly say no one serves hot like that, I eaten all my meal and it was still hot, that’s what I call perfection. Highly recommend this cafe

Nice wee busy place, nice fresh made meal, every day got different special menu, lovely staff. Be sure you book the table before arrival as if its on lunch time there is no empty tables need to wait

Staff were extremely friendly, pleasant and helpful, menu was small but good. The refreshing part was that the menu was so healthy and well thought out. Perhaps a tad expensive for lunch but still very enjoyable as a treat.

In our never ending search for the best cheese scone we had lunch here today. A lovely bowl of winter vegetable soup (nice and chunky, flavoursome too) with a brown (warm) roll, followed by an A* cheese scone. Super cheesy, definitely a 10 out of 10 (and we award very few of those!!). Lovely service, nicely attentive without being in your face. Saw some of the specials being served - looked amazing but we are being very strong about lunch and sticking to the lighter options . . . and cheese scones!

Don’t ask for coffee and cake at lunchtime. We did. We were turned away. We’ve been coming here for years, but now they’ve a lost loyal customer.

Very good food .. and service was great.. well done definitely a place to be considered . Lovely shop as well full of good quality food .. love it !

Stopped off here for a coffee and a scone, we were made welcome until we gave our order. Obviously there's more profit on lunches than coffee's as we were advised we only had 15mins to have our coffee and scone as the table was needed. We were at our table for a full 20 mins and left a dozen empty table behind. Obviously not as busy as expected. On average 2 x Coffee's and scone is £13, they charged £15.50!! Attitude 2/5, Food 4/5, Price 2/5

Really good food and service. A bit expensive but the quality of the produce was very good so no complaints.

Our first visit here and we were made to feel so welcome. The gentleman who sat us down and took our order was super friendly, without being over the top. We were so pleased that our dog could join us, and we completely agreed with the two doggy rules ‘ lead on, stay on the floor’. The breakfast food we had was delicious and the tea for two plentiful. We would highly recommend a visit here. The farm shop was well stocked so we also stocked up with some lunch time treats.

Food here is so good. I had butternut squash and sage soup which was to die for!! Their gluten free cake - orange and polenta cake was amazing! Really good farm shop too the wild boar pate was wonderful! Definitely worth a visit.

Excellent lunch food; good portions; very friendly staff. Prawn and salmon roll for me; stovies (including haggis and black pudding) for the other half. Baking slices to follow - homemade, I think. This place is not cheap, but the food is great.

What a wee hidden gem! Stopped in here on a sunny Sunday lunchtime. Well stocked shop and excellent cafe - the smoked trout potato skins and quiche with salads were fresh and absolutely delicious, as were the traybakes we got to takeaway. Staff were really lovely too and attentive. They even brought a tub of water for our dogs!

This cafe is a must. Lovely fresh food, attentive friendly staff, clean & fresh surroundings with separate cake stand to browse with a good variety. Farm shop adjoining with lots of lovely things to browse including cards and gifts and again very friendly staff. The food was yummy, good sized portions, fresh produce, our meals were quick to arrive, we are all vegeterian. Good choices for us veggys, a few more vegan choices to the menu would be ideal. Reasonable prices and doggy friendly. Will definetly be coming back.

Found this place by accident whilst travelling in the area . Had an excellent lunch here. Service a bit slow due to being busy but otherwise can’t fault it. Service very friendly and helpful. Food delicious and coffee too.

I had a salmon quiche with salad - absolutely delicious - service was very good and we thoroughly enjoyed our lunch - thank you.

Small cafe , well worth a visit. Part of farm shop which has great local produce. Great service , friendly and efficient, my latte was HOT which is rare. Good choice of menu, l had cheese scones with chutney, bacon and tomatoes really good. Highly recommend.

Like this place nice ambience and deli and gifts good mixed menu, but they are needing to up the heating so you can sit and eat in comfort

My first visit and I was delighted! The cafe looks a bit unassuming from the outside, but step inside, you are greeted with a delightful shop, with lots of interesting foodie items - and tucked into the corner, the cafe. The menu is very generous with many options to choose from. I opted for the Quiche of the Day, a roasted vegetable quiche with goats cheese. It came with coleslaw and a lovely salad, chutney, and it was just very very good! We then had a salted caramel brownie with coffee - the coffee was top notch, and the brownie was yummy. I would recommend this place highly. I plan to come back, and hope it will be just as memorable next time!

Fantastic freshly made sandwich lunch with delicious salad. Very high quality. The Farm Shop refurbishment is very tastefully done. Top marks! Also great deli choice with many unusual items. Could not resist the jars of Cherries in Kirsch - gorgeous over ice cream. High quality gift items, kitchenware etc.. No tat! Added to that the friendliness and charm of the staff. Can see this being a regular stop for lunch or coffee and cake which by the way were a great selection. I would say the best cafe so far since moving to North Berwick 3 years ago and we have tried so many locally.

Lovely, quirky place to stop for coffee and pick up local foods for a picnic or self catering holiday. Friendly staff, good coffee and delicious cakes - we took some away for tea time too! They also had a popular lunch menu judging by the numbers coming in at noon! Locally made gifts and cards also stocked. Well worth driving to.

A lovely stop if you’re in East Lothian and in the Gullane and Dirleton area. If you like farm shops with cafes, this is for you. Daily specials, enticing menu and wonderful cakes. The fish platter (see photo) with trout and salmon was lovely, soup looked good and presented stylishly. I followed with a strawberry tart which was yummy.From previous experience the cafe gets busy and it can be tricky getting a table, it’s also only open from 10 to 4!

The owners walk about with their noses in the air pretending (In their unrequited world) that they are important, let me tell you owners that your not important at all and have lost my respect for ever, it is a over rated cafe with the daily Brakes truck delivering their food.

As we were browsing the lovely merchandise the shop had on offer we were approached by a sales assistant and they picked up a scarf we had looked at and told us we had not put it back properly and went to rearrange it right in front of us. She made us feel very uncomfortable and we left straight away. Won’t be back.

Picked this up out of the Alastair Sawday book 'Going the Extra Mile' and it was ideal. A canny farm shop and a lovely sandwich with coffee and of course, a fine bit of cake.

Stopped for coffee and scones mid-afternoon. Although there were very few tables occupied, they had run out of scones.The room - part shop, part cafe - had several chiller cabinets in it, all of which seemed to be making a noise with the overall effect being of sitting in a noisy environment: not relaxing at all.Service was OK and the baking we chose was fine. I was a little surprised that the baked goods are just left out in the open uncovered.Nothing special.

Well what can I say about this place? The best Salad I’ve ever had, bar none! The staff are friendly. The price is fair.

It's pretty tucked away it must be said, but Fenton Barns Farm Shop and Cafe is a nice place to visit if you're in the area. Two of us enjoyed a really good bowl of haggis and sausage stovies, which was just what was required on a dull and murky Scottish summer's day. The shop itself seemed very light on several things I'd expect to find - no sausages, no sourdough bread, no bacon, no smoked mackerel. Maybe they need to look at their stock levels? All in all a nice place to spend half and hour, even though it is not the cheapest option.

Came here as recommended in a guide book. Would not recommend it to anyone. £9.50 for the lunch special - 2 small “artisan” sausages, baked beans and one thin slice of stale bread. I also ordered the large mineral water and received a normal 330ml bottle - I queried this and was told that was the large. This was charged at £4!The stovies were tasty but a small portion for a big price. The bill of over 22£ for 2 small mains and two drinks nearly gave me indigestion.

We arrived at the cafe looking for lunch less than an hour from closing time but were greeted politely and served within good time. The staff were happy to accomodate special dietary needs which meant a slight adaptation to one of their menu items which was very much appreciated by us.Everyone's food was well presented, made from good quality ingredients and very tasty.A selection of their delicious sweet treats and hot drinks brought our meal to a pleasing end and we left satisfied and very impressed.

As regulars here, we felt it had seriously gone downhill today. I had the smoked salmon and cream cheese on a bagel. Initially I thought the bagel was meant to be crisp, but it soon became obvious that it was actually stale and I couldn't eat it all. We were charged £4.40 for a pot of tea that just barely managed to fill 2 cups. I asked a passing waitress for a pot of hot water so we could have a second cup of tea. It never arrived. I complained about all this when the waiter came to clear the plates and he just shrugged his shoulders and made a face, saying he would bring the water. I said forget it as we were ready to leave. As we got up to leave, the waiter brought the water. I told him I said to forget it. He shrugged his shoulders again and walked away leaving the water on the table.This level of service is shocking nowadays, and we will seriously avoid this place now for a long time - there are plenty more to choose from.Also I never order a cake or traybake here as they are displayed uncovered on plates close to where people queue up to pay, and I've often seen flies land and walk all over them.

Almost £4 for this bacon roll which is amongst the worst food I’ve eaten. Serve it crispy, or if you can’t manage that take it off your menu. Sauce isn’t offered either. Just avoid.

Having researched the North Berwick area on Tripadvisor for a light lunch this was the establishment that seemed to stand out. A short drive from the main town situated near Drem we found this lovely eatery. It is only small and seemed quite popular but once you taste the freshly cooked food, especially the quiches you can understand why. The food was delicious, the service good and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. We felt that we had value for money and we could not find any negative aspects. All good and we would recommend.

This isn’t a huge place but it’s well worth a visit. We arrived with two hungry kids and had an excellent lunch. Great sandwiches and their loaded potato skins were delicious. Great service and attention to detail. Nice things in the shop and we left with some local honey which is really good. We’ll definitely be back again.

Went hunting for a suitable breakfast eatery late Saturday morning around Seton Sands area and stumbled on Fenton Barns Farm shop where we enjoyed a quiet brunch in easily accessible clean premises with good food and service from pleasant staff. We'll defo be back.

I recently stopped off here for a wee break from cycling in the lovely East Lothian countryside.

Good thoughtful home-cooking / baking and an interesting well-stocked deli and shop. Charming staff.

we stopped here for a snack on the way home from North Berwick; the cheese and chive scones were the best we have ever had - freshly baked and scrumptious! So good we took some home with us.

Quite an unassuming little place from the outside. The deli/gift shop is full of interesting items....things you never knew you needed! In my opinion, their menu would cater for most tastes. Staff were friendly and enthusiastic

After a lovely walk on a nearby beach we saw several signs for Fenton’s barn farm shop and cafe. Have to admit our first impression was “what have we come to?” But venture in and you found yourself in a little gem of a place hidden in the middle of nowhere.

Have visited here often but only ever had very nice cake and coffee. Decided to have lunch yesterday, we found it difficult to decide and the choice was so good, plumped for the brioche, wild garlic pesto,ham and poached egg with salad.The flavours were absolutely incredible, each bite was a sheer joy, very good portion size, lovely staff, good service, ended with tea and cake, also lovely. The meal was so delicious I was still thinking about the flavours at bedtime. Won't overlook the meals for cake and coffee again. Off the beaten track too so you need to be in the know to know.

We wanted to eat on the seafront at north Berwick but it was freezing so we looked on Google maps and noticed Fenton Barns. Thought we would give it a go and we weren’t disappointed!

Arrived for an early lunch - but breakfast stops at 11:30, and lunch starts only at 12:00 - so there is a 30 minute "nothing except cake" period, which (as we watched the cooks in the kitchen standing chatting) seemed like a good way to lose money. We heard a few people ask for food only to be told it nothing was available, and they then left. Its the first cafe/restaurant I've known have a "no food" time like that.

Farm shop coffee shop with easy parking near Dirleton. Staff pleasant, menu ok, food is home cooking and very good, cake selection poor with too many similar items, cakes on display that day were not covered which is a health hazard.

We have been there to eat something and it was a nice stay. The café and farm shop is in a retail, on the road to A1, a few miles away from North Berwick. The place sells typical farm products and some other organic products. We sitted and we ate 2 delicious plates with salmon and cheese, a good espresso and a good chocolate and coconut sweet. Everything has been good and tasty, including the tomatoes we bought at the shop. Recommended place to eat organic!!!

Went here for lunch with a friend and it was wonderful. Tasty hot food, nice blend of flavours. The staff were lovely and made us feel very welcome. We followed this with a freshly baked cake and tea. We will

Tucked away in coastal East Lothian off the B1345 between Drem and Dirleton, the Fenton Barns Farm Shop & café is to be found – and what a find it is! Outside there is ample parking, and we received a very cheerful and friendly welcome...

Stopped for lunch and was very surprised at the level of service and great food served. Thanks also for saying how nice my glasses were!!!! Well worth the stop.

Stumbled on this cafe and farm shop by accident. Welcoming dog-friendly cafe. Staff were lovely. Food was delicious. We all had the mushroom, cheese and leek tart which was melt in the mouth. Good value. We will go again.

Después de mirar las diversas unidades en Fenton graneros, fuimos para un poco de café y tarta.

Yo estaba indignado con mi última visita a este café, me había comido aquí varias veces antes y también tenía un par de sitios y realmente disfrutamos de la comida, ya que estaba fresco y de buena calidad. Sin embargo, no volveré ya que después aparece en una semana muy tranquila mañana tarde para un almuerzo para llevar para uno, me trataron terriblemente por los propietarios. El propietario presente en la cafetería actuó como si yo fuera un inconveniente completa y me dijo que estaban muy cortos de personal aunque ya estaba en la cocina y había una camarera presente y sólo una mesa de dos en la cafetería. Le dije que era justo después de un sándwich o sopa o cualquier cosa que era fácil para ellos poner juntos, y me dijeron con un tono horrible y los suspiros 'bien tendrá que esperar porque estoy ocupada en este momento y como he dicho, la camarera escaso 'parecía muy incómodo con lo que me habían hablado, sólo dijo que claramente no quería mi negocio y a la izquierda. En el camino de salida que mencioné al hombre en la tienda de la granja sobre cómo me chocó con cómo me habían tratado y repitió la sólo una conversación ME HABÍA - no parecía sorprendido y no se disculpó de ninguna manera. Entonces, él me siguió a mi coche golpeó mi ventana para decirme que tenía la historia - ME prefabricados no podía creer lo que había oído. Después me enteré de que él era co-propietario y la señora en el marido de cocinas. Es una pena, como en anteriores visitas todas las camareras más jóvenes que habían servido por fue muy agradable y amable.

Bonito lugar para parar a almorzar, buena selección de sandwiches, pieles de patatas, bollos, etc. Buena selección en la tienda.

El servicio era un poco lento, pero fue una mañana ajetreada sábado, pero muy agradable y servicial. Tomamos café y pasteles, y dos vasos de agua del grifo, cada uno se sirve libremente y con una rodaja de limón. Bienvenidos a tan caluroso día.

Huge area .both inside and out .family atmosphere ..all ages .from young to older people .great walks .lovely gardens .but ..a tad pricey .for food n drink ...four adults one child ..with only a main course ..all sides extra potatoes chips etc16 pounds alone for soft drinks no alcohol .. child had pizza .and even by her standards ..exclaimed it's tiny so small and dried up ..3 cakes 3coffee s .100 10 pounds ?.well .later 2of us had a small glass of red wine a choice of 2 on the menu .14 pounds ..place seemed very popular busy .so who said there s a recession on ?

We went to Fenton Barns for lunch. The cafe and shop were busy. Food was all home cooked and delicious. We had potato skins, quiche, stovies and mushrooms on toast. Salads were fresh and tasty and my daughter loved the skins. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Would also recommend the cakes! Shop had unique gifts and food for sale. If you are in the area, it is definitely worth a visit.

Popped in for a coffee while out Geocaching in the area. We were really surprised how good the farm shop was. It was very well stocked with everything one would expect. The coffee was good too

This place did a pretty decent bacon roll and sausage roll as well as other sweets. This is the place you come if you want to pay too much for kitchen knick knacks. They do have some specialty items you would be hard pressed to find anywhere else, like pickled lemons and quail eggs.

We stopped off at Fenton Barns Farm Shop Cafe for some breakfast on the way home after a weekend in North Berwick.The food was very well cooked and well presented, with only fresh ingredients used. Their coffee is very pleasant.A very warm friendly attentive service from the staff makes for relaxed atmosphere.I have been here a few times over the last 10 or so years and it has not disappointed.

We went to the cafe for Saturday lunch out. Gulped a bit when we saw the prices on the menu but as the cafe was so busy we assumed the prices reflected the meals & it would be worth paying for. Not so. The quality of the food is good, no doubt about that, apart from the coffee, but what you get for your money is so very disappointing. I had the farmhouse platter which had a reasonable size salad & tub of chutney but only a few thin slices of apple, a Dairylea-size piece of cheddar & a small amount of ham. Accompanied by 2 oatcakes & a warm roll with 2 pats of butter right next to it & so half-melted. Nearly £9 for that. Large size capacchino was large size price but would be regular at most cafes &was a bit on the weak side. All in all very tasty but at extremely inflated prices. Perhaps we should have mentioned it but we British find that so hard to do so we'll just vote with our feet & not go back again.

It has a very nice butchers shop with local meat and vegetables,the coffee shop has a limited, almost a vegetarian menu, expensive and the scones are not made daily, only re-heated

The food is definitely overpriced. I usually rate a place on their scones. Didn't do it for me. Not quite fresh and coffee not warm enough. The platter I ordered was nice enough but I could have held more food on the end of my tongue! When you pay that much you shouldn't be still hungry afterwards. I could see into the kitchen and seemed well organised and clean but the cafe area is tired. Needs a good smarten up.

Very good butchers/farm shop inside, plenty of fresh produce to choose from, the cafe is could do with improvement, scones are sold as freshly baked each day, but it is not true, it is re-heated the next day, the extreme trendy dishes are not to our liking, besides being over-priced, limited choice

Fenton Barns retail park is an eclectic mixture of businesses ranging from picture framing, a children's nursery, kitchen & bathroom showroom, antiques, model shop, etc. based in the Nissen hut style buildings of a former airfield. It also has this farm shop and café which we like for a family light lunch. We find that the café is not as busy as nearby Merryhatton Garden Centre. The food is tasty and well prepared. I recommend the stovies.It's a bit pricey but worth it.

Have always loved eating here. Seemed strange that the cafe was not busy when we arrived!!! A catalogue of errors followed played out extremely slowly by staff. We ordered from specials board but definitely said mushrooms. Other food arrived ...ours was just coming. Chilli arrived......no sorry not our order. Couldn't I just eat it???? Well no not really since I don't eat meat. I then ordered my familiar roast roots and blue cheese salad. When it did arrive it bore little resemblance to what I had eaten in the past. There were 3 tiny pieces of blue cheese and beetroot so hard I could not eat it. The coffee was served cold twice. The cakes came about ten minutes later. The cheese scone was so tough my friend could not cut through with her knife. The owner apologised and offered us coffee and cake titbits. She also argued with me about what was in my salad.Full bill. No thank you not again.

Café served good fresh food, and lots of attractive stuff in farm shop. Staff very pleasant and efficient, and toilets were spotlessly clean -- not always a given. Worth a visit if you're at Fenton Barns checking out the workshops!

Have been stopping here for a bite to eat for many years and this is the first review I have done which gives negative feedback. Here for lunch and the place was far from busy. Three members of staff in evidence yet we sat waiting for nearly 20 minutes without acknowledgment from any of them. Two staff seemed to be wandering around aimlessly backward and forwards clearing a few tables and re-arranging the items on those tables. We really would not have minded waiting if only someone had said 'Hello, be with you shortly'. Nothing was forthcoming so I stepped up to the till and explained that we had been waiting for a while, could we please order? The member of staff apologized saying she thought she had taken our order!We gave our order, checking first that what we had chosen was still available as it was early afternoon.She assured us that - yes - it was. Great.I meandered around the shop while waiting and the waitress came over to explain that - "no, the quiche I chose was no longer available but there was another.' She again apologized for this. I said that would be fine, thanking her.Another considerable wait, followed by someone else coming to lay our table. At last, our food arrived - my quiche was very disappointing - goat's cheese and vegetable - very bland indeed It was also served incredibly hot (possible post-microwave) leaving the pastry soft and floppy. The side salad and chutney were as good as ever. The water we had asked for had to be requested again.The cafe were courteous enough not to charge me for this meal.

Second time here while visiting East Lothian and again we were impressed. They are so good because they keep things fresh and simple - we both had the tart the day (it was vegetarian which was a bonus) which comes with salads and relishes for £8.50 - the pastry might not 100% have passed Mary Berry's soggy bottom test but overall it was delicious and the salad was a tasty jumble of different leaves, tomatoes and seeds. The room is not fancy - the cafe is a corner of the shop - but atmosphere is friendly and quiet, the service efficient.

We had a light lunch on the way back from Yellowcraig beach. It was very enjoyable in a small corner of the shop. The ingredients were all very fresh and very tasty, the service was friendly and efficient.I shall be back.

I pop in to the Farm Shop fairly regularly, occasionally to have a light lunch with a friend and always enjoy my visit. Lots of lovely goodies on sale, too.

A small cafe area with very good local home cooking, a shop with local foods however not a wide selection, staff were very nice and helpful

I only popped in for milk and ended up getting a filled roll, freshly made for me. They also had oaties in their cake section. Then just as I was paying I couldn't resist a couple of the hand made cards. This place always amazes me. Have even bout wedding presents in here!

This is such a lovely cafe/shop. Sadly it's so cold in the cafe my friends and I had to keep our coats on as did most of the other guests! The coffee was fine and I'm sure the cakes/scones are delicious. The soup smelt delightful and looked great as I saw from the nearby table...who also had their coats still on. Let's hope by the next time we visit it will be warmer and we may have more than a coffee.

Prawn & Salmon roll,was very filling & tasty.Warm & inviting Cafe,good prices.The Shop wasn't very busy & didn't appeal to me buy anything from it.

The food is excellent. The serving staff are top-notch.However, I have to give the restaurant a poor review, as the last time we went we waited over an hour for lunch. After 40 mins we queried the wait, and were told that our order had been lost ... well ... fair dues for honesty ... Then we waited another 25 minutes and STILL no food. My husband went up to the counter to pay for the coffees we had had while we waited for lunch, and said that we could wait no longer. The lady chef was apoplectic with rage and said that our meals were just ready NOW and that my husband was lying about the wait time. I can assure you that my husband would never dream of doing such a thing.

We were feeling the cold and wanted something to warm us up and opted for the lentil and tomato soup (much of the menu offered quite a bit of salad type dishes - not ideal in freezing Scottish weather). to our delight we were served big bowls of hot tasty soup - just perfect but marred a little by brown rolls that did not feel or taste fresh. Cakes and a hot drink to finish and very good. The place was cold, even though we were sitting right next to the log burner. Service was fine, Prices maybe a wee bit high.

I visited here for lunch today with a friend who has a young baby. My friend lives locally to the cafe & frequents often & suggested it for our lunch. The tables were fairly spacious & high chairs available.The shop had the usual groceries that she needed to pick up but I was delighted to find some lovely & unusual bits & pieces/gifts in the shop.Lunch itself was delicious! We followed this with coffee & cake. I couldn't decide on which cake to have so opted for the "tray bake" which gave me a small portion of 4 different cakes! What a delight!! Actually 4 delights!The price was very reasonable too & I look forward to returning again soon. The waitress was lovely & friendly too.

The food was brilliant, I had the soup and it was very tasty! The service was great. We were served by a young dark haired girl, who was friendly and attentive. Will come back in the near future

Enjoyed a refreshing coffee during a break from shopping. Surroundings are not the best, but adequate for the type of establishment. Would use the cafe again.

Quite often pop in for a few groceries and get them to make me a roll to take away. Have also bought fantastic wedding gifts and Christmas presents, you just never know what they will stock next.

Popped in here for soup and a scone great wee place. Their soup is delicious also bought some goodies from the shop.

Mainly antiques and decorative household stuff. Only about 5 units open. There is a farm shop and cafe but aimed at adults I thought

It was busy when we arrived at Fenton Barns cafe for lunch, but we found an empty table that hadn't yet been cleared. Menus were on the table so we decided what to order, but it took a little while to attract a staff member. The waiter was friendly - but appeared unfamiliar with the menu, and didn't realise our table hadn't been cleared.I ordered a fish platter - fish pate, prawns, smoked salmon, salad, oatcakes and bread. My friend ordered a terrine, which the waiter came back to advise they didn't make any more. Our meals were fresh, tasty and well presented, but the service was patchy and didn't match the quality of the food.

Fish platter was excellent. Smoked salmon, mackerel pate, prawn cocktail with side salad and brown bread. All delicious.

We love coming here for the lovely produce and they do a great chicken, tarragon and mayo roll! They have great food and gifts too!

Have eaten here many times over the years, regularly for afternoon tea and cakes after a beach walk at Yellowcraig and also for lunches as a couple with family and recently with friends. Service was good, many of the staff have been there for a long time which is evident in their good team work. The food is unpretentious, fresh and down to earth - hearty meals and light lunches, plated up in a attractive way. Sometimes, when the café is busy, one has to wait a while but it is always worth it and there is the shop to look around which seems to house so many attractive gifts and edible goodies that it's hard to go home without buying something else!

The food here is delightful, fresh, home-made and not pretentious. Coffees and cakes too all fit the bill. The shop is exquisite and I always buy things I don't mean to (tip: don't shop for food until after lunch). The selection of food and items in the shop has been done very cleverly by someone who knows quality and style.

we brought the mother in law over to peruse the shop and have lunch, very nice panini and a lovely salad too! good coffee and we love the shop!

Quality homemade food - had the fish platter which had salad with delicious seasoning and salmon, prawns and pâté with lovely rolls and oatcakes. Shop well worth a visit too as it has very unusual items including gluten-free venison burgers- not cheap but quality. Unusual tasty cakes too.

At first this eatery seems a little down at heel, but you forget the shabbiness once you have tasted the food! The daily choice of quiche is interesting, as are the other dishes. Not the cheapest in their area, but definitely worthies it is completely homemade. The cakes are really good. The shop attached has a great range of deli choices as well as some good gifts or treats for yourself!

The food in the farm shop cafe is nice, but it is a bit on the expensive side for what it is. Would eat here more often if it was cheaper.

lovely cafe with shop full of goodies. friendly service. the units around it are a bit limited though.

Myself and friend decided on a hot chocolate and cake stop here last week and were a bit disappointed. Good range of cakes but felt they should have been in a covered cabinet or at least under cake covers, meant the sponge in particular was dried up. Friendly staff but at £11 for two chocs, a sponge and tray bake it was overpriced for the basic surroundings.

As a returning customer of this intimate but quaint little farm shop/cafe i have always come away feeling satisfied and most of all full. Whilst it is very compact inside the service is second to none, a reasonable amount of food and drink options that will please everyone young and old, the food is fresh and healthy....not your standard cafe!! As a treat i took my 89 year old grandmother and 63 year old uncle for some lunch, we were even offered a smaller portion for my gran which was great as she is a small eater...even then the portions were huge. The price hits the wallet however in this case it was not grudged as everything was well presented and tasty, i will return with family and recommend to everyone. The staff make it a priority to assist with disabled/wheelchair users and accommodate most requests. Normally when we have a day out establishments and attractions are not so helpful and it feels like they are forcefully made to help, not at Fenton Barns tho everyone makes us feel welcome and respects our needs, as my grandmother is disabled they take that extra little care with her by asking if her seating area is ok, how she is enjoying herself and ensuring her dietary needs are met!! A real little treasure of a place!!!

Really good food homemade and wholesome. Farm Shop a bit pricey. Antique shop fabulous with a friendly welcome from mr bratissani. well worth a visit

Food is good but expensive for what you are served. During our visit the table hadn't been cleaned by waitress after last customers ... and as a result we ended up with chocolate all over our sleeves (crumbs from the table). Unfortunately I can't say that they were run off their feet and didn't have time ...

Have visited many times over the years, and I keep on going back. Not because the venue is stunning, or the food brilliant, but because its always good quality. The service can tend to be a bit slow at times, but the waitresses are always pleasant. The home made cakes are on display and it can be difficult to choose because they all look yummy. Prices are maybe just a little above average, and this place is fairly busy, I think if it is busy it speaks for itself., The farm shop attached, has lots of goodies from food to kitchen goodies, but be prepared to pay the price.

The food's probably really good, but then it is quite expensive. Actually we decided not to stay because we weren't made to feel welcome. The waitress didn't make any move towards us or say anything to welcome us. Very poor service.

Fruit scones, homemade with delicious jam and butter. Coffee good and service great. We loved the farm shop too and bought some cashmere across the road.

Visited here for lunch on Saturday. Very friendly and helpful staff. On the suggestion of the staff I had the pulled pork sandwich. This was excellent, succulent tender pork with the most amazing apple sauce and served on a toasted brioce roll.Coffee and cake to follow, both were very good especiaqll the Millionaire Shortbread.This place is well worth a visit for the caffee but also the farm shop is very well stocked

Very enjoyable lunch and very swift service. Will be back next time we are in the area. Chicken Burger was very good.