Frosts of Brampton in Huntingdonshire

Lovely garden centre. Had a great sale on and me and my partner bought new jackets half price and lots of Christmas things up to 70% off. We ate in the cafe and the food was good and the staff are so helpful and friendly great customer service.

Definitely recommend Frosts of Brampton, restaurant area very good (all PPE etc in place), friendly , helpful staff . What's not to like about it. My favourite garden centre.

The perfect garden centre. Plenty of healthy plants, lots in the shop and a good cafe with friendly staff. Excellent value breakfast.

We had been for a walk earlier in the day and called in for a coffee. Unfortunately some customers have no idea what keeping 2m from others means. Staff intervened at one point to get the message through. It worked. Really nice flat whites and a muffin. We wandered around the garden centre and having been here several times before noted that the prices of plants are very high. Nothing’s changed. I never buy plants here as they are much cheaper at other garden centres. We did buy a few items from the shop as they do have some nice things about.

Cafe, food and staff amazing Visited as a family as we are in holiday nearby. Went for lunch, food half price for help out eat out. So nice the food we went again for breakfast! Not only was the food amazing the staff and layout for Covid to keep us safe is amazing!

Been here a few times to get the plants for the garden. The quality of plants are very good but as to date only a small collection available. We decided to have lunch here as the restaurant is now open and I must say it did not disappoint us. All fresh and delicious. Will definitely eat here again. Give it a try

Although I say it's over priced, I do actually visit fairly often.We often take a walk over to Frosts to visit their café which offers a great range of refreshments and cakes etc all at a typical garden centre inflated price. However, I have never been disappointed or dissatisfied with the quality of the food and drinks served.The seating area is ample, it's always clean and tidy and there's a little play area for the kids, in the summer there's a fantastic sand pit in the garden which the little ones love, there's also plenty of outdoor seating too I've never actually bought anything from the garden centre... I did look at a hose once but it was 2x the price of amazon so I left it.Overall I can highly recommend the cafe, so long as you don't mind the prices. I will continue to visit, especially for the fancy Xmas hot chocolates and sausage rolls No photos this time I'm afraid.

Visited Frosts with my wife for coffee and a snack. We then walked around the garden Center with our dog and made several purchases of plants and reduced priced Xmas items. Frosts is well worth a visit and bargains are there to be had. All in all a very enjoyable visit and the staff are extremely friendly and helpful

Lovely cafe with a simple choice of snacks, hot meals, sandwiches or cakes. Pleasant staff too.Has 2 separate queues, so if you want a meal, you don’t have to queue behind the hoards of latte lovers...

We’ve come for the last few years for the winter afternoon tea close to Christmas. The food itself was a smaller portion than in previous years which makes it a tad on the expensive side. Lovely sandwiches and cakes and good service. Unfortunately a couple of hours later and all through the night, my husband and i have had d & v (can only think the food may have been left out?) My children had the childrens afternoon tea and thankGoodness are unaffected.

As a regular visitor one of my local places to visit. A good place for gifts!The garden centre has recently had a facelift. As well as the Garden Centre which sells excellent range of plants. The Restaurant service good food and snacks can be had at the Coffee bar. I have also been there for Breakfast.

Only visited the cafe for breakfast. Food was fresh, coffee is pleasant if a bit mild, staff friendly and fast service. Reasonably priced, and way cheaper and less complicated to navigate than the Frosts in Willington, Beds.

Visited the garden centre today Saturday lovely Christmas decoration and decor cafe very nice too the down side was the garden centre was very cold no heating whatsoever if you want customers put the heating on

Since our last visit to this garden centre there has been a massive improvement. We didn't have time to visit the cafe but we were very impressed by the garden centre. Lots of nicely displayed healthy plants for Christmas presents. Plenty of free parking.

no sandwiches cake overpriced drinks ok but cant go wrong with them can you ??trays absolutely filthy could not find a clean one amongst a huge pile of them .the rest of the garden centre is fabulous thats why we travel for 1and 1/2 hours from norfolk but next time will bring our own food and eat on the way !!!

This restaurant is vastly improved by the new open look and the food choices with a new and very friendly chef.We meet here often with my mum and dad and have had various levels of service and food in the past.This time we all had loaded jacket potatoes with salmon and prawns in a white sauce with lovely hot, beautifully cooked vegetables.It was just delicious. And we told the staff that it was great too. I'm a great believer in handing out spoken bouquets when deserved as well as brickbats when it's not so good.This was all good.And we're back again this weekend with more of the family to celebrate an aunts birthday.Keep up the good work Brampton.

Call in here quite often, great for a cuppa. Scones used to be good but not so lately. All the cakes also look delicious but seem to lack in flavour.

My wife and I stumbled across this when my daughter and her husband were stationed at RAF Brampton .We live in Saffron Walden but come here 2 or 3 times a year always end up buying more than we need ,greatselection of gardening products staff are always helpful and go above and beyond doing what they need the .We nearly always have a coffee on cafe neverhada problem always busy and staff very helpful ,mainly criticism is we need one near to us .But apart from that always enjoy visits thoroughly recommended it

We visited Frosts on Tuesday, seniors lunch day. Two courses for £7.95 and it was amazing! Basically it was a roast dinner with all the trimmings but sausages with onion gravy instead of a roast. The platefuls were generous and the quality of the food excellent. Well done Frosts, please keep it up. It is worth the journey from Peterborough.

Been having Sunday lunch at Frosts Brampton for quite a while. Used to recommend. Sadly the service and food choice has gone down hill. They just can’t cope with the Sunday Service. Staff just don’t seem to know what they are doing. Completely disorganised.Waited ages to be served. 1 person doing dinner, drinks and taking the money. Waited ages for our drinks so our dinner went cold. Child portion size for an adult Sunday dinner. We arrived at 1.30pm the other day and they had run out of the main meat, My husband got 2 sausages instead!! That’s a kids size. For me I used to get a nice side salad & coleslaw with my jacket potato.. last 2 times just a handful of lettuce leaves. Won’t be visiting again in the near future.

Staff just can’t cope on a reasonably busy Sunday brunch! Absolute chaos, long wait to order , ran out of white baguettes (only realised about 10 mins after our order), long wait for our order to arrive on brown rather than white bread. Don’t bother if you want a relaxing bite to eat, it’s hard work!

A welcome stop for tea and lovely cake just off the A14/A1

Visited as a handy place for a business meeting. Was there at 9am so it was very quiet and only had a pot of tea but the service was excellent and the lady on the till was very friendly. Not a massive place but very well kept and some lovely gifty items.

It was my wedding Anniversary so we thought it would be lovely to have Sunday lunch at frost garden centre .

Went here Saturday afternoon for tea and scones. Were served fresh scones from the oven, very nice, worth the wait. Nice setting sat outside in amongst the plants.

I had mushroom tart and my wife had salmon fishcake, but the only vegetables offered were boiled potatoes, broccoli and cabbage, a rather strange combination, I think these

Live just over the road so visit constantly for a coffee and a cake with friends, lunch with family or just shopping for flowers, seeds, toys, kitchenware ;)

Stopped here for a coffee on the way to friends. Drinks were good but service was slow. However the actual garden centre is lovely with a nice range of things.

Visited today the service was not up to standard

We live nearby and this has become a favourite of mine. Amazing fresh scones, great coffee, good roasts on a Sunday, relaxing environment for a chilled sit down. Garden has opened now and so grab a sunny day and your sunnies and sit outside amongst the flowers.

We visited today as we always do every two weeks and have done for the past five years . Only to be informed that filled baguettes had been removed from the menu ? The prices have also gone up and you get a lot less for your money . What has happened ? It’s not for the better and therefore we will be going else where for our lunch and gardening supplies !!!!!

We went to Santa’s grotto today to visit Father Christmas. Although it seemed overpriced Frosts have a good reputation so it was worth the gamble.

We brought my mother in law here for lunch. We all had toasted sandwiches. The filling was sparse and they were very squashed. They came with a small amount of salad and a few crisps (Not the coleslaw on the menu). To ask £6.95 For this is an insult!

The title of this review just about says it all. Nice selection of fresh leafed teas and some of the cakes had me tempted to break my healthy eating push. I did resist, but only just! This is a big airey cafe area within a popular garden centre, but on a day with awful weather, it wasn't overly busy when I got there. However, spotting an empty table (and there were lots of empty ones) that wasn't piled high with dirty crockery was quite a feat. This gives an awful impression. Added to the painfully slow service, I. Old see that not much improvement has been made. Clearly the management need to look at staffing!

Went here for afternoon tea for hubbys birthday and it was lovely. We've had a few bad experiences with afternoon teas recently but this was well worth the money. Service was also great, we had our toddler with us and they gave her several juices (which weren't included in the price). Only small niggle would be they didn't bring us spoons to eat pudding with/for tea and we had to ask them to refill hot drinks.

Overcrowded environment, staff looked miserable not wanting to be there. Hardly any clean tables available to sit at and when we asked a staff member nicely to clean the table she looked slightly annoyed walking off only to come back around 10 minuets later lazily wiping the crumbs off of it.

This is a nice place to go for a meal or just a cup of tea. The place looks good and there is usually a good choice of fresh food on the menu. The staff are profession and friendly, especially Lara who was very good. I will come again.

We met up with friends for coffee at Frosts Brampton. They had a great selection of cakes and coffees. A very comfortable seating area and a great outside area. A lovely garden centre - well worth a visit.

Nice Garden Centre and from what I accessed of the shop very nice. My wheelchair couldn't get into several areas due to displays being too close together. In particular children's toys and books, as being in holiday I was looking for a gift for my 4 year old grandson at home. Outside are mostly great but at one area where a large water creature was there was a thick hose that I couldn't get over to see the feature.. The one time I get a bit of independence in browsing in a shop where I manage to self propel myself.. I needed help which was most annoying and access issues were witnessed by other members of the public..which i felt embarrassing. After a browse through the Centre we had lunch in the Cafe which was nice except again access the way in was blocked by a table with a cake display on it so I had to try navigate between display and people waiting in queue for coffee and came I think. Cake display was situated under a window on a scorching got day in an area not refrigerated possibly poor choice of situation.

A friend & I called in here at the end of the day 4pm for a drink & cake. The restaurant/cafe is spotless and the staff at first were friendly but clueless when I asked about vegan options they really didn’t seem able to suggest any options other than muttering “ not sure “ eventually saying they would go and ask in the kitchen. The answer eventually came back as no and I was offered a naked bar which was frankly pathetic. One young member of the team thought it was amusing enough to mock the request for vegan options and thought it was some kind of joke! I was tempted to refer him to peta articles in the way animals are treated but I felt someone who demonstrated such ignorance for other people’s choices in food would be wasted. This young mans attitude really lets down the team here. People serving food in any establishment should have a basic knowledge of dietary options and be respectful of anyone’s choices regarding that choice. The garden centre is very nice and I would go back again and hopefully have a better experience.

Not one of these mega-mega garden centres although it does sell a lot of the usual big garden centre stuff like soaps and garden furniture and ornaments etc. etc. but mainly plants. The roses seemed expensive compared with the fantastic tree nursery (which you will find just up the adjoining lane with a small sign, that place had some fantastic roses at less than half the price than here). HOwever I got some unusual petunias at Frosts and the plants were well cared for and you can get pretty well anything you want there in a convenient way.

After a good Sunday lunch here last week l was taken for a Father's Day treat today. However it was a disappointment, they were ten minutes into lunch service and had ran out of roast pork and roster potatoes, l would normally have had my second choice of chicken but it looked well underdone with pale skin, blood visible in the breast meat, on asking when the pork would be restocked along with the potatoes we were informed ten minutes for pork a couple of minutes for the potatoes. We opted to order the roast pork and wait the ten minutes or so, more than 30 minutes later our meals were served, l would have preferred some honesty from the serving staff as one of our group had finished his meal before ours had arrived, plus we had finished our drinks aswell. This has definitely put us off going again for a while or not going on a weekend as they cannot manage the surge in diners.

Very nice afternoon tea! Was very good service, lots of food ! Was very reasonably priced . Would recommend this place for a big group of friends . Nice homemade cakes. U have got 2 book .

Last time we visited everything was excellent,but today with several friends visited again only for sandwich and cake,service was lousy,took ages to get served,appears staff didn’t want to be at work,every thing appeared to be an effort.

This was very much a case of coffee and cakes as part of a trip looking at garden furniture, so I won't be able to comment on main meals etc. What I can say is that the coffee was OK and the cakes OK. Nothing special. The service was rather slow and their seemed to be a reluctance to getting tables cleared. Somewhere I would go again, but perhaps being busy on a weekend at this time of the year should be predicted and adequate staffing in place.

Wonderful afternoon tea - dainty sandwiches and tartlets, warms scones and plenty of cake for 2 too much as we had to take some home

Visited for breakfast and had the traditional. The sausage was lovely. Would have been good if toast was included rather than paying extra.

A nice little garden centre full of gifts and niknaks although I thought they were a little pricey.The plants were of good quality and staff helpful.We found the cafe homely and enjoyed the best scone I've ever tasted!..they do afternoon tea which looked very tempting..the tables were well laid and inviting.

Visited Frosts of Brampton last week and was disgusted with the standard of food, and the standard of non cleanliness. My friend ordered a hot sausage roll which was dripping in fat and the pastry was not cooked. All the sliced cakes are dry and stale and the scones are like bullets not at all fresh. The restaurant was packed being half term so all the tables were in use, found a table and asked the staff to clean and clear away previous crockery etc but there was food all over the floor around the table and no one bothered to clean it. This is not the first time I have noticed the staleness of the cakes, the only thing I would anticipate having is toast. Having now seen the standard of the some of the hot food I would not attempt to ever have it myself.

Was looking forward to the salmon fish cakes. However, due to demand one hour waiting time at 12.45. Had instead baked potatoes with beans. As a rule we don't really find these good value for money. Although to day 2 for 1. Service was very chaotic today!

As a regular visitor to this delightful garden centre where we have enjoyed lunches and teas many times, we had met friends for lunch not far away and needed afternoon tea. Where better than Frosts at Brampton?

This is a great atmosphere with a light, comfortable environment with outside seating in the summer. Great for Afternoon Teas. The cakes are amazing and there is a great selection, many baked by Emily. They also do a great English breakfast which is quite good...

Frosts is on my doorstep but I've seen the restaurant grow into one of the coldest places to eat. Everyone sits with their coats on or at the very least, with their scarves wrapped around them and makes the whole experience very uncomfortable. The food is not great. The soup is often watery and the salad options such as quiche or porkpies are pretty tasteless. My last salad had strands of carrot which was soggy and inedible. However, the coffee is always good and the cakes are usually very tasty, particularly the cheese scones. It is best visited in the summer for a more comfortable visit.

First time visit today as we wanted to see Father Christmas. On the surface it appears more expensive that other Grottos; however it really is worth the money. Ps booking is a must.

Had a ride out and decided to pay them a visit. Was torn between lunch or a snack choice of food was quite reasonable felt some was a tad overpriced but we're certainly doing a trade. We opted for soup which was hot and very pleasant. Then had a walk around there Christmas selection all in all a reasonable place to spend a couple of hours.

I treated my Nan and mum to afternoon tea at frosts.. all I can say out of the four teas I've had this was the BEST by far.. the service was amazing. We were looked after and the food was lovely. I am so pleased I took my family here. We enjoyed it so much I am booking another one to take my daughters on. I would recommend frosts afternoon tea to all!! 100% worth the £17.95 it costs!! We even got to take home the food we couldn't eat ( which was a lot)

We went in for a coffee, there were 6 of us, the young girl behind the counter got in a bit of a fluster making 3 cappuccino's so the manager took over and told us to take a seat and she would bring them over. She also didn't charge us for the scone we ordered as an apology for the delay (which was only about 5 minutes) Such nice, customer focussed staff. If we are in the area we will definitely go back again.

First time we have visited for many years, the cafe and restaurant have taken over a large part of the garden centre since we were last here.

Buena selección de comida, bastante caro. Mandíbula droppingly tartas son caros. . . Un trozo de tarta de limón era de más de 3 libras! Dios mío, me sentí implacables garras de Londres, aunque estamos a 100 millas de distancia.

Llamamos aquí para tomar un café y un pastel. Nos sorprendió la enorme selección de pasteles recién horneados, etc, todo bonito. Porción bakewell teníamos era delicioso y una buena porción de tamaño medio. El personal era amable y servicial. El restaurante en sí era amplia, muy limpia y bien ventilada. Sin duda son un punto de llamar cuando estamos al lado de la zona y se lo recomiendo a todos.

We frequently visit this venue for tea and cake, but on this particular occasion (it was Sunday lunchtime) decided to try the roast lamb carvery for a change. I had to point out to the server that my one mini slice of lamb was rather stingey as a portion before she checked out with someone else that it should be two slices, removed the one piece and replaced it with a bigger piece, that was about 20% fat ! The portions of vegetables seemed to be dictated by how much was left in each serving dish (it was only 12.30, so assume they weren't running out); so a tiny portion of broccoli and cauliflower and then 4 roast potatoes (and more if I hadn't said stop) as there were loads of those left. The lamb was rather tough ( I think it had been sitting on the hot counter too long) and the roast potatoes were so crisp it was almost impossible to cut into them. Having said that, there was a good range of vegetables and the price for a carvery was reasonable. Maybe we were just unfortunate with our server, but there needs to be enough training for all staff so meals are consistent.

We called in for coffee and cake to warm us up on a wet bank holiday Monday and were amazed at the variety of cakes on offer! They also have a very good selection of other food on the menu too! The staff were very friendly and the seating area is great on comfy seats and a delightfully safe and secure outside playarea with artificial grass flooring and seats! They have an incredibly varied stock in store with some great ideas for presents to suit anyone!

I have to say, we were very pleasantly surprised, the table was set up really nicely, the staff very really friendly and helpful and the food was superb, a selection of dainty sandwiches (ham, chicken and egg mayo) a salmon and cream cheese wrap and a savoury scone, followed by a lovely selection of cakes and meringues plus two fruit scones each, very good value for money

Friends and I visited for afternoon tea on 11th May 2017. What a lovely experience, the table was presented really well albeit when the food arrived we were slightly struggling for space having three of us round the table with the amount of food presented. Presentation of the food lovely, a couple of the sandwiches had dried out a little bit so that was unfortunate (we still at them though)! The lady that served us was fantastic and nothing was too much trouble. We managed to eat all of our savoury food but ended up taking some of the cakes home. It was a really lovely experience, thank you to the lady that served us and well done Frosts.

Lovely restaurant - appalling breakfast chosen from the full english and the 5 item breakfast - cold eggs - dry bacon - couldn't even get the toast right. Thankfully a decent cup of coffee. First and last breakfast at Frosts

Probably a bit more expensive than most places, but good quality. Had a coffee in the restaurant with a sausage roll, lukewarm sums it up, won't eat there again, but it was quite busy so perhaps I was unlucky.

Had coffee and a tray bake here sitting outside in the sun surrounded by plants. They also do a good breakfast and lunch meals as well as afternoon teas.Good quality plants here and the cafe sets it off well.Will come again.

It's very pleasant here but more staff were needed as the queues were long and tables needed clearing. One male member of staff was very pleasant and efficient. Our order was wrong but they would have changed it. Would go back.

Restaurant was very clean and very busy food and staff was excellent,very good choice for my wife who is a vegetarian,plenty of choice for me.after we had ordered our food it came within a few minutes.not cheap.

We went to Frosts for a carvery lunch on Sunday with our two year old. All ordered a roast beef lunch. The beef was inedible. ..in fact none of us could actually cut through it !! Veg poor and food cold....Was really looking forward to a nice lunch...so very disappointed and had to send the food back and get a refund. Will not be trying it out for lunch again in a hurry .

Each time I come to check out the restaurant the floor is littered with debris. The staff never wipes the tables unless you ask .The person at the coffee-corner who handles money also hands out the food .

Called in yesterday for coffee and cakes with friends. Lovely cakes and scones. Sat outside in the sunshine for our first drinks, then moved inside for more drinks when the weather turned cooler.We were very surprised when a young male member of staff, wearing shoes, climbed onto one of the sofas and proceeded to drill and hammer a picture onto the wall.As he walked away I called him back and suggested he came back and cleaned the sofa, which he did. Totally unacceptable from a hygiene point of view, and rude to carry out noisy work adjacent to customers.I think some staff training is needed, and a smile wouldn't go amiss!

We made a detour on a long journey just to go here for lunch rather than a services or Little Chef. I had vegetable soup but couldn't identify a single vegetable & my husband ordered a panini which took almost 25 minutes to get warmed through. When the duty manager brought it to the table, I complained about the length of time & although he apologised & said they were busy surely this is an unacceptable wait. We shall find another place for lunch on our next trip.

On a recent trip with colleagues, i stopped here in both directions. First visit we had a light lunch which was very freshly produced. On our return we had a cooked and more substantial lunch. This was also superb. The young staff at the service counter were very friendly and efficient, but as they had just been parachuted into position had to seek advice. Come on management, train your employees!

Ideal place for breakfast or lunch. A choice of many different meals. Good for children with choice and quality. Only been in the winter but was still able to access the child friendly outside play house surrounded by all weather turf!

We only went for a coffee and a snack and decided on a scone as they looked yummy.I had a latte and my husband had an Americano. We both commented that the coffees were the best we had tasted. I usually only get coffee from Costa Coffee but Frosts beat them. We were served by a chap that knew what he was doing. He must have to make gorgeous coffee.All the staff were friendly and accommodating. There is several different types of area. Large one with tables for 1, 2, 3, 4 etc. And area that has just tables for two and a very soft seating area where if you don't want to line up in the main area you can just order tea, coffee, cake etc here.It's very light and airy, and has a welcoming feeling. Love it.

We live locally so often pop in for coffee and cake but rarely to eat a meal. I treated my adult son to lunch this week and had a lovely toasted panini which came with a nice side salad and a few crisps. Very nice.

Had a 6 item breakfast this morning consisting of bacon ,nicely cooked fried egg ,beans ,grilled tomato ,butchers sausage and mushrooms .All very nice and perfectly cooked , no complaints at all :) ............a good idea i thought was they cover the food on the counter with foil to stop it drying out :)

Very nice and Clean. Toilets are five star and staff is very friendly. Nice sofas at the coffee shop. Relaxed environment.

Booked a Christmas Afternoon Tea as a treat for the children. Advised of Allergy on booking. On arrival I got the impression that we were not expected.Sandwiches, whilst nice, mainly consisted of Turkey and Cranberry with just one round of Ham Sandwiches, with no substitution for the "Cheese" sandwiches.Service was a bit slow and the staff did not know what all the items were, and towards the end most of the staff had disappeared or gone home, leaving a porter to finish off service. Took the edge of what should of been a nice day out.

My wife and I took our 6 year old Granddaughter to see Santa here today. Booking online was simple. It took us a while to locate the Grotto (note to Frosts - better signage maybe?) but once there we were most impressed. The Elves were superb with the kiddies and the fun started straight away. Pretty much restriction free (amazing nowadays), so there were plenty of photo-ops with the static and animatronic displays (very good btw). Some Xmas songs then it was off to mix up some reindeer food and for the little ones to be inducted as Reindeer Rangers. More singing then it was time for Santa who entertained with story telling. More photo-ops with Santa (no restrictions again despite the official photos) and more entertainment from the Elves (us grown-ups were offered mince pies). Finally it was off to choose a toy from a very good selection, having already been given 'Santa please stop here' sign. All in all a highly polished 45 minute experience where the staff ensured nobody got fidgety and that all the children were spoken to on several occasions. Superb vfm overall and highly recommended. Top job Frosts.

Have been to Frosts at Brampton a number of times for Breakfast, Coffee and Lunches. Went last Sunday morning for breakfast which is meant to be served until 11.30 am. At 11.15 am started queuing behind 4 couples wanting breakfasts, service was dreadfully slow and after 10 mins started my order with beans on toast and told was after that was served, when I tried to order 2 more breakfasts that I can't have what I wanted, they weren't doing any more bacon.I was asked what my drinks order was which I gave. I was then asked to pay before I received my drinks and the person on the till was then asking the person behind me to pay for his food and drinks which in order to do so he had to walk round me to do before I received my drinks. Why do that as he couldn't get his drinks until they finished making mine, so rude.I spoke to the person on the till quietly how disappointed I was with the service and the way in which she replied, she may have just as well said, I couldn't care less.Will never go back.

This has stayed closer to its garden centre roots than some which have become more like shopping malls. It feels a bit friendlier as a result. There is a wide range of garden and kitchen ware, which is generally high quality.The restaurant is a pleasant place for coffee, cakes and lunch.The staff are always pleasant, friendly and helpful.They have a range of seasonal activities for children such as decorating pumpkins and seeing Santa.

Had a Sunday lunch here and I would recommend it, Frosts is a really nice garden centre I just popped in to get some Christmas gifts and thought Lunch handy! Save me going to a pub where you have to book and if I pop in as in the past they are always full, glad I had lunch here walked in no queue ad pleasant the duty manager served me, she was extremely pleasant, helpful and nice service, thanks I will be back again.

You have to pre book and pre pay for afternoon tea so I was pleased we had our own table specially dressed and reserved for the occasion. It was before xmas and we had xmas crackers which I thought was a nice touch. It was a lovely spread and plenty of choice. The only criticism I had was the sandwiches had started to go dry. We also had to ask for sugar for our tea and we had to ask for cream/jam for our scones, as these had been forgotten. All in all it was fantastic and well worth the money.

I have popped in to Frosts on several occasions for coffee and cake. Wide choice to choose from and there all very yummy.

Chose here for our work's departmental Christmas lunch - well afternoon tea. 2/5 were vegetarian and suitable alternative options were provided. Relaxed surroundings and fun festive atmosphere.

Arrived at 1600 for a late lunch to find all food finished with a limited selection of cakes and biscuitsThat said the restaurant is well presented and service was good, latte was good as well

We often have breakfast at Frosts garden centre and have always enjoyed it but since they've changed to cook to order it has got quite slow (recently unacceptably slow).

First of all if you are going there IGNORE the Google Maps pin - it is in the wrong place, and on the wrong side of the road too. It's entrance is 50 metres south of the corner of River Lane and 250 metres north of the Golf Course on Buckden Road.All day eating and drinking facility with appropriate food for the time of day. We were there when about 20 Lycra clad adults from a cycling club turned up so its clearly on the map - and rightly so. The food looked really good and was in decent proportions. Our coffees were excellent so we had a second serving.Comfy sofas and armchairs in one area close to the serving area with tables and chairs more liberally spread around further afield. Pleasant and quiet atmosphere with pastel decor throughout. Very enjoyable experience.

Arrived on a warm sunny day after a walk from Huntingdon along the Nene Valley Way.It has seravel serving areas depending on what type of food your after. There is seating outside, some under umbrellas. They also have a large covered sandpit for the young at heart. The food it's self is ok if not a little bit in the expensive side for whats on offer, but you do seam to get a good size plate of food.Although this is mainly a garden centre many people visit just to go to the restaurant. from the local area.

Since we only had coffee I cannot say much about the service. I had lunch on previous occasions and I found food a bit pricey... while not of a greatest taste, just average. Sorry.

We needed to break our long journey from Kent to North Yorkshire, but did not fancy what was available on the roadside along the A14. Therefore we took a detour to this garden centre for some coffee and cake to keep us going.There was a reasonable selection of cakes despite it being a Monday, and we plumped for a jam and cream scone which was delicious. The lady serving could have been more helpful in that we did not realise that the butter was not on the platter and had to be added separately, but otherwise, we enjoyed being just a little further away from the main road in more of a country setting.The main meal menu looked really good and not over priced,, and the ambience was good with no invasive soundtrack. There was outside seating, and the inside was quite light,, airy and comfortable.It was a good choice, and we would go again.

We often meet here as a family and are always very pleased with the food and service but something seems to have gone badly awry. There were 5 of us and 3 of the meals were returned as inedible and extremely poor value. The gammon was too tough to get a knife through! All the meals were lukewarm and unappetising and the salad garnish was limp and so unattractive - and this was at 12 noon. How much worse would it get as lunch time wore on?To be fair the staff were great (especially Ben and General Manager Jeff) and changed the meals that were returned and refunded some of the money and the burrito was pronounced very nice second time around. Has something happened in the restaurant Brampton?Please try harder, we want to return but are just a little bit wary of doing so at the moment.

Often we will have brunch at Frosts and usually the food and service is very good. Unfortunately our latest visit was somewhat of a shock as the service was appalling and the food wasn't up to the usual standard. I watched as the waitress making the coffee struggled to get the drink in the cup and more landed in the saucer. Watching the whole scene unfold it seemed customers were treated like a burden. Really hoping there was an lack of experienced staff on this day and it's a one off!

After visiting the garden centre we were in need of a cup of tea and apiece of cake The tea had plenty of flavour and the fruit cake was very enjoyable Service was help yourself although tea was freshly brewed for you

Wow - an amazing afternoon tea, delicious food and fabulous service from all. The tea was huge with sandwiches, scones and cream, mini cakes and wraps. On booking they ask any allergies or dislikes so suitable for all.

We stopped at the garden centre for a quick meal with my mother in law. It was just gone 1pm so not late in the day. We ordered 3 dinners and they were awful, the food was dried up and curling at the edges and stupidly we paid nearly 10.00 a meal.! Wouldn't go back again

We visited the garden centre for breakfast. The cafe was nice and clean but the rest of the service was disappointing.The breakfast was half the size and double the price to what you would normally expect and to charge almost £2 extra for a slice of toast was just over the top. The staff had no personality or manners and did not know how to say thank you. There is much better quality and value at other nearby garden centres.We will not be back.

This is a really good place to meet up for a coffee, though I have eaten lunch here as well, all round a very good restaurant.