George’s Garden in Mendip

What a fabulous breakfast. My husband had the GG one .it was massive. I had the garden centre one. They were both excellent. Great value . Tasty , with a large mug of coffee. Very friendly staff. Even our dog received a sausage and a lot of fuss. Comfortable and roomy. And the cakes looked to die for. Unfortunately to far from home. If this way again would definitely visit again

We usually take another route to Bristol from Weymouth, so saw this cafe snd thought we’d give it a try. Glad we did; bubble and squeak, 2 eggs and bacon and huge mugs of tea. My partner had apple crumble and custard to follow. Excellent! The staff were efficient and jolly. And they serve breakfast until 2.30pm! We will be back!

First visit to the cafe for breakfast. And overall it was very good. Lovely friendly staff, fast service and good menu. The breakfast was generous and tasty. We had two different options and both were very good. Sadly the Coffee was weak and tasteless. Realise that everyone likes their coffee different, but we didn't like the coffee. Shame. We also ordered extra toast. Bit surprised to be charged £3.50 for two slices of toast with butter - it did come with jam, which we didn't want. Very odd. But the worst part was that the 'barn' was very cold. There were two wood burning stoves both lit and burning well, but with the huge space and tall ceilings it didn't really help. We actually got cold eating our breakfast.

Sunday lunch today at George's Garden was lovely. Between us we had pork, chicken & beef, lovely tasty thick gravy,seasonal veg and cauliflower cheese nice glass of rioja too, pudding was tasty too. staff friendly and great service. definitely worth a visit but make sure you book !

We have shopped for fresh produce at George's and been very happy with it. We heard good reports of their cafe for breakfast too. Sunday lunch in a barn sounded different and the staff were very welcoming. Portions are huge. So far so good. The roast Turkey still had some blood in it and the parsnips were not roasted. The potatoes were hardly roasted either. The cauliflower was mushy and overcooked. Yorkshire puddings still had uncooked batter inside. Carrots were fine as was roast beef. There is no licence but you can byo but this is not advertised. We will probably try breakfast here sometime and their doorstep roast beef sandwiches looked good. But not Sunday lunch.

Have saw this place advertised many times so thought we’d take a drive out for a visit. Shop very spacious, lots of produce and lots reasonably priced. Had 10% off as my Dad was over 60, we’d gone in the cafe first so unfortunately didn’t get the discount off there too! On entering our shoes were sticking to the floor, found a table and again it was very sticky! Food was nice enough but floor & tables could do with a deep clean.

Second time we have eaten here and it's amazing. The meals are plentiful & tasty. Portions are large but quality isn't compromised. Lovely friendly and welcoming team. Will certainly be back

Stopped here for lunch. Very friendly welcome. Very good meun and very well priced. Food portions were very generous. Very good tasting coffee as well. This place is well worth a visit .

The garden/produce outlet, has been open for a while but only recently opened the cafe. This has obviously become very popular very quickly as we arrived on Saturday morning after the big storm and only just managed to get seated. It has obviously become very popukar very quickly. The staff were welcomming and frendly, the food was excellent and reasonably priced. Would highly recommend for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea.