Glove Factory Cafe in Wiltshire

We decided to take our Mum somewhere different for her birthday. This place ticked all the boxes, food was delicious (so many tasty ingredients, especially the toastie, even the salad was amazing), gorgeous views, wonderful staff and not one single complaint for our group. We could have sat there all afternoon, in fact we kind of did! Lots of space inside and out for a lovely Autumn day so it doesn't feel busy and you aren't sat on top of other tables. This is definitely one of our new favourite places and we're looking forward to trying something else next time! Having a stroll around the lake, seeing the swans and sheep after lunch was the icing on the cake. And talking about cakes, I'm not usually a cake person but had to try one when I saw them. Just wow!

Lovely natural venue with a great choice of lunch food from fabulous home made soups, to filo, spinach and feta pie. Good service, good prices and delicious food in a fabulous setting. Not a place for junk food.

Excellent food and coffee, whether for breakfast or lunch. It is such a lovely setting (even when inside if the weather isn’t great!). Staff are friendly and helpful. I’ve been a few times recently and always had a good experience, it’s quickly becoming a regular stop.

Very disappointed in the choice lunch we made. Greek salad with olives had stones in. Goat Filo very tiny and definitely not worth the price. Should have come with some sourdough bread. I left hungry and went to Whitehall Garden Centre for tea and cake. Far too many dogs.

Lovely place to have lunch on a Sunny day ☀️, we decided to eat inside, to stay cool. We both ordered a cheese, brie melt with onion chutney, my friend is gluten intolerant which they could cater for. Price was £11.50, which we thought was rather a lot until it was delivered. Salad looked lovely, rocket with cucumber and a vinaigrette, curried coleslaw and a sweetcorn salad, all of which was delicious. For me the melt was very large and I took half of it home, gluten free bread not as large but it was very filling never the less. I would definitely recommend 🙂

We have visited the field kitchen regularly and never been let down. Short walk to the national trust property Plenty of free parking

Pretty miserable experience. Utter chaos when ordering. You’re supposed to be given a buzzer to be notified when your order is ready, but they had run out of buzzers. Waited 20 mins for two coffees and a further 30 mins for two bacon and egg sandwiches, which when it arrived really wasn’t anything to write home about. „Restaurant“ is effectively a large shed with plastic walls and a load of outdoor seating, mainly tables of six, forcing strangers to share tables, which doesn’t do much for privacy. Really wouldn’t bother to go again. Photos on here, both of the building and the food, are misleading.

This is a quintessential English village restaurant attached to the glove factory but stand alone. The selection on offer would please all, freshly cooked and the coffee is good too.Sit inside or out it was clean, tidy, and cozy. Today we had a goats cheese dish and a dall dish absolutely cracking, and by the way all dishes and cups etc are recycled.

We popped in here for tea and cake after visiting The Courts. It was a great cup of tea, and the BEST cake I’ve had in a long time!

We weren't expecting it to be under canvas. Not in a warm room but it was ok we looked forward to a hot breakfast but we were disappointed. Breakfast came in a box more like a workman's cafe. The sourdough bread was so greasy i think it was fried nto toasted. It spoiled the experience of eggs on toast.Vegetarian was avocado with egg all piled in a bun. We won't be going back there.

Had lunch here again today and as ever the menu was different with a great choice of dishes. The food was superb and its great that they consistently produce such high standards. The staff are extremely helpful and are good at explaining the menu when assistance is needed. The atmosphere isvery relaxed and it's nice to walk round the lakes if you have time. The only negative (reason for 4 stars) is the cutlery. They have switched to a different type of enviro friendly recyclable but it's not up to the job. Two of us got through 6 forks and 4 knives as they were too bendy and flimsy. It did mar thevexperience sadly so thos does need resolving. Metal and washing springs to mind?

Good location . Lovely tasty innovative lunch with a friend . In fact second time that month .lots of herbs , great tastes happy customers fair prices .

The food here is good and the serving staff are friendly. But a huge disappointmentis the waste. All food is served in disposable containers with disposable cutlery. Please invest ina dishwasher and help save the earth's resources.

Location is nice but there are things, I feel, need addressing - everywhere the ground is gravel. How does a wheelchair user or a parent with a pushchair get around the cafe? Prices are quite high but where is the value? Paper cups, paper plates, queue to order and pay, get buzzed or shouted at, to go and fletch your order, go to a table to pour yourself milk from a jug that everyone else has touched (Covid wasn't very long ago). Put your rubbish in some dustbins by the entrance. Charging extra for decaf that's annoying too.

Fantastic venue and nicely presented food and drinks for an event. Rural spot Would definitely go again

Having visited Holt a couple of weeks earlier to walk around a nearby National Trust garden we were keen to return there to see the progress of the mass of purple crocuses. We set out with a plan to visit the garden and then visit this café for a snack lunch. Due to opening times at the NT property we had to change our plans and visit this intriguing eatery first. This highly recommended café sits on the fringe of the old Glove Factory site; there are repurposed buildings, having been converted into business studios, workshops and meeting rooms. We had walked past the this café building on at least 3 occasions, but it had been closed. Today it was open, and we promptly walked around to the wooden-framed entrance on the side of the building. We were surprised to discoverer that the café is housed in a permanent steel-framed lean-to marquee, with the kitchen and servery housed inside the host permanent brick building. The floor was just loose sandy coloured stone chippings on a membrane, and the walls were large clear plastic sheets which were an integral part of the marquee fabric. The tables and chairs sat directly on the chippings. There was a wood-burning stove which was providing sufficient heat to make the area warm (but, given that of was about 6C outside, we felt wise in keeping our coats on). It looked as though on (much) warmer days the back of the marquee could be partially opened-out to provide access to a modest sized patio area which had tables with seating as well. The servery sat in front of the kitchen and offered counter-service only. As you ordered you were given a little wooden disc (about the size of a coaster) with a name of a herb (e.g. ‘Chamomile’) written on it. That herb name was called when your order was ready to collect from the servery. This worked well and we collected our order of two Americano Coffee’s, with our hot milk already available in a pouring flask further to the right on a separate counter area. Cold milk was in another flask, plus sugar, cutlery, and cruets etc. for food. The coffee, served in eco-friendly paper cups, was really good and hot; so we sat in this almost surreal location and enjoyed our coffee. The view out of the back was pasture land, and access was possible into a walled pasture which featured a couple of small lakes. After our coffee we took a walk around the walled pasture which offered a connection to a public footpath, but it looked far-too muddy to take advantage of, on this occasion. One of the lakes appeared to offer an opportunity to swim. There was a shepherd’s hut which served as a changing room, this connected to the hut to the larger lake via a concrete path. So, probably we will visit another time, and perhaps we might get that snack we have been promising ourselves. The menu on the blackboard, to the left of the servery, offered breakfast between 9:00 and 11:30. Ice cream, cake and drinks (including alcohol) are served until 16:00. Perhaps when the weather is better we will be able to choose from a wider selection of snacks and not just breakfast (we were too late for breakfast today).

We visited here as we were staying in Holt. What a wonderful place! The food was delicious and all freshly made. My husband had a goats cheese and beetroot filo tart and I had sweetcorn and potato hash with an amazing soy dipping sauce. Alongside that you had a fresh salad and a carrot and lentil salad. The coffee was spot on! My husband also enjoyed a scrummy chocolate muffin. We have a dog who was very welcome too. I would definitely recommend if you are in this area. The ladies were lovely and gave a very warm welcome 🤗

After viewing a house in the area we stopped by for a coffee and cake at The Wild Herb cafe. The quality and options avaliable of drinks and cakes wad excellent and service was lovely too. We will definitely be back for lunch soon as the menu looked fantastic! A special mention that the cinnamon buns and banana flapjack was delicious.

This Wild Herb cafe has unexpectedly good food. The lamb tangine was absolutely first class, filled croissants with raclette cheese and fresh salads were very popular with our family. Lovely setting near the renovated glove factory and parkland with pretty lakes. The prices were so reasonable too.

Visited this quirky cafe. Nice views of lake and countryside. It was a very hot day so we just had coffee and cake. The cakes we both had were delicious. Nice seating area outside. Inside is nice and covered but for us too hot on the day inside. Luckily we found a table outside with an umbrella to shelter under. Most of the tables didn’t have an umbrella which seemed a mistake on a brutally hot day. Would go again though to try the salads or sandwiches.

We stopped here after visiting The Courts but from the number of people here I'd guess it is a destination in its own right. There's a large car park here too and a good sized covered seating area with nice views. There is a good menu with plenty of lunch and snack options. The food was superb and delicious although it was pricey. The lunch options seemed a good price but our bill was distorted by expensive cakes I think. Anyway it was a lovely time and really good food in a nice environment so you get what you pay for.

The food, drinks and cakes were excellent but the haphazard service was all over the place. We had no problems with waiting times but you are given a disc and they then call the name on it (a herb) when your order is ready so you can come and collect. Nobody seemed to realise this so did not recognise and good was left on the counter going cold! The staff were run off their fee and definitely more staff needed

This café is part of The Glove Factory site. There have been several different café/restaurants here and I've used them all over time. This is by far the best in my view. It's housed in what I think is called a temporary permanent marquee. there are also outside tables for better weather or hardy types! the tables are well spaced out and there's a good air flow. But even better the coffee is excellent and so were the croissants. And well priced and served. Although it was busy when I went there was no delay.

Perfect little lunch spot serving fresh, simple modest but very tasty light bites. The 5 or 6 lunch offerings change each week to keep some nice variety. My wife and I really enjoyed our respective goats cheese filo parcel and sausage roll both served with a yummy chilli jam. There is covered and uncovered seating which hopefully stays warm enough as winter starts to kick in. They thoughtfully offer blankets and had a big fire pit outside.

I had came here for lunch for the first time and have nothing to fault at all. I had a bacon sandwich on sour dough bread which was lovely. I had also had a chai latte which was better than one from a large coffee chain. The staff are also really friendly and couldn't do enough to ensure the vist was brilliant. I would 100% encourage anyone to try going here.

We used to have lunch at the Glove Factory when we were visiting The Courts Gardens. Now that has morphed (perhaps because of covid) into The Field Kitchen which is just that. An open venue so dress accordingly if chilly. An interesting menu and reasonably...

The setting is lovely with outlook to the fields. However, no welcome at all which is a shame as someone has clearly worked hard to create this place. The coffee was excellent and their menu looks good, even though my friend and I weren’t eating....

What a lovely place for a lunch time snack. Food was amazing served by lovely staff. So good we went back for afternoon tea and had the most amazing flapjack! Highly recommend this hidden gem!

Such a shame. This could be a great cafe, situated as it is right next to a scenic bathing pond with nice garden tables, and with a lovely National Trust garden within short walking distance. I dropped in for breakfast after a cycle. It was...

Popped in for hot drinks, on a cold wet day. Despite this, the place was busy, and lovely and warm. Had to ask for menus, but was served well, and delicious coffee. Guess would be lovely in summer, with outdoor seating, even a lake to...

Good food when it arrived but that was an hour after we paid for it. An apology of sorts after 30 mins then another 30 mins wait. No offer of complementary drinks and not even an apology when the food eventually arrived.

This cafe is very conveniently situated for me to use on a regular basis and each time I visit, I am bitterly disappointed. It is set in a beautiful location and is a perfect venue on a sunny day when it is possible to sit...

The Field Kitchen is one of my favourite cafés in Wiltshire. The setting is lovely and the huge windows allow you to appreciate it even if you are sat indoors. The industrial yet homely decor is very inviting and they always seem to be playing...

This isn't your average village tea room and we wouldn't have found it if it hadn't been recommended by a local couple we met whilst walking in the village. It is a modern "industrial kitchen" style of cafe which we assumed was designed primarily for...

The Field Kitchen was a fantastic venue, the food was sublime, the service was outstanding but laid back and the atmosphere convivial. Katie and the team worked incredibly hard on the day, making our party an absolute success and allowing us to relax and enjoy...

Busted for tea and cake. Lovely location and decor. I found the food and drinks a little pricy and overall a bit average. Its best to visit on a sunny day as lots of outdoor seating.

When yiu have a sandwich that's down really well, you question why you don't make more effort to make every sandwich this good! We tried the fish finger and ham and piccalilli sandwiches and they were both great. The fish was well cooked and lots...

Five friends had Brunch here recently. Limited selection but no problems with variations or gluten free. Food lovely, good service and reasonably priced. All agreed, we would go again.

For £6 we purchased a kids lunchbox. It sounded nice with a cheese sandwich, vegetable crisps, fruit and brownie chunks. What we received was extremely shocking and disappointing. The sandwich was a quarter of the size of a single slice of bread, the fruit was...

Nice surroundings and buildings but had to wait over 20 minutes for a coffee and a soft drink. No apologies from staff who seemed to lack friendliness and came across a bit snobby Place could also do with a good clean! Shame but we wont...

Stumbled on this after visiting the National Trust garden (the unmissable The Courts) a few yards away. Bit of a canteen vibe and prices initially look high until you taste the food. Very eclectic menu - mostly around £9: Hogs pudding, grilled asparagus,

Brilliant selection of cakes to suit everyone's needs from vegan and gluten free to proper full of everything you want in a cake. Coffees are very nice too and the baby cappuccino is a nice touch for kids.

We went to The Field Kitchen today as we wanted to use the space to have coffee, do some work and then have lunch. The coffee was good and the cake delicious, I've never seen false eyelashes served in the saucer as a side before, but as this is a quirky place we let them be... In a space where there were clearly others working away at their laptops we thought that we would be able to login as guests and get some work done. This was not to be, we were unable to login on either of 2 computers or 2 phones. We asked other guests in the cafe who gave a couple of ideas and asked the cafe staff who could not help in any way. We decided to leave without lunch. We then waited ages at the counter, while staff busy at an iPad or just walking through ignored us. We have been happy using this venue for coffee meetings or lunch meetings before - but cannot now imagine returning or recommending this to others.

An hour's wait and £5.30 for 2 black Americano coffees. 2 cookies ordered with coffee eventually came at the end of the hour. An uncomfortable urban feel cafe on a business park where the music was so loud adjacent tables had to shout. Staff need to be more aware.

We love going out for breakfast, Plans to visit The Courts Garden at 11am so ideal for breakfast first. I know both places really well.

Enjoyed a fabulous Farmers Breakfast here. Very kindly changed my poached egg for scrambled. Delicious local sourced food. A full plate of tasty delights. Accompanied by fresh orange juice and cappuccino. Will certainly be returning. Excellent value for money. Friendly staff.

I visited The Field Kitchen on a quiet Sunday afternoon. The place was filled to about a third capacity.

The Field Kitchen came up on a TripAdvisor search of "Wiltshire restaurants with a view". No view whatsoever to be found here. It is an extremely strange atmosphere - one of my daughters likened it to a "educational centre". It's in the middle of nowhere - a lovely country village - but it looks like an industrial, urban, clinical canteen. It's a very confused and incongruous place. Extremely overpriced, too (both daughters ordered the Farmers Breakfast - which came without the advertised black pudding – no explanation for its absence – and one mushroom instead of "mushrooms". That meal cost a tenner. It felt like a fiver's worth at most. Positives: Staff were lovely, and unlike many of the other reviewers, we were served quickly. Won't be going back.

A taste of quality. Not a cheap eat but we'll worth it. Fabulous environment. Love taking my daughter here for breakfast or brunch.... It s a big 👍 from me

I’ve always loved the Field Kitchen. This is an eatery that combines all you could want from a lunch location. Great food. Great service from a talented young team. And a really special location. Can’t wait until the next visit.

Food good, front of house attentive despite too few of them, clearly rushed of their feet. Visit disappointing however - decor looking run down, food took a long time to arrive and atmosphere felt anything but relaxed. Won't rush back!

Sunday morning, piled in with my family for breakfast! Absolutely outstanding, food gorgeous, staff attentive and service as quick as freshly prepared food should be! Enough time to enjoy our coffees and Hot chocolates and straight into a legendary feast! Even our dog came out more chilled! Love it x thankyou!

We have made several visits to The Field Kitchen and wanted to take our son for lunch before visiting The Courts. The service was very slow and the food overdone when it eventually arrived. Fish goujon sandwiches - where the fish was dry and overdone and chips that shattered into shards in your mouth - with very little moisture inside it was not the previous pleasurable experience! The advocado on sourdough was meagre and not worth £9.00 but there was very little choice for a vegetarian.

Our first time at the Field Kitchen.Although its only a few miles away we only found out it recently it was there. Very friendly and helpful staff. Ideal to pop in for a quick snack and coffee.

I'd been before, last year, found it a bit pricey, but the location, decor, and atmosphere were compensations, up to a point. On re-visiting for lunch with a friend, we both left disappointed. All the edges of the experience were disappointing: it took too long to order, to long for the food to arrive, there were no knives in the cutlery stack, and our table was unpleasantly sticky. The decor is now looking a bit tired. My quiche was good, but the tomatoes in the salad accompanying it were distinctly mushy - I wouldn't have served them at home - both the salad and slaw were mediocre. And £9! My friend ordered a bacon sandwich on brown bread -perhaps not the best combo, I grant you, but what was listed on the menu as a 'light bite', arrived with great slabs of doughy bread concealing a tight portion of frazzled bacon inside. Who wants all that stodge? She left most of it. And the balance on the flatbread/hummus was off, too, a lot of flatbread to a rather stingy small pot of hummus. Come on, Glove Factory, scenery and eclectic chairs are all very well, but diners want good food, and this was not good enough, not at London prices.

This was our third visit to The Field Kitchen. It’s a beautiful spot and a lovely contemporary space. The menu offers simple, well sourced and tasty food. The service has never been particularly speedy but this time it was dreadful. The place was a little busy but not packed. On ordering our lunch we were told there was a 20 minute wait for food. Not a problem. However, after waiting for 40 minutes I asked a server how much longer it would be. She didn’t seem bothered in anything really, in fact she couldn’t have been more indifferent or lethargic. She drifted off to the kitchen and came back to say it would be another 20 minutes. So what they said would be a 20 minute delay turned into an hour with no apology from the server and no information provided. The guy behind the bar was apologetic and offered some complimentary drinks and cake but they were obviously having kitchen issues that day. A shame, because it has great potential. They just need some staff that care about customer service and a better kitchen team. Would recommend for the environment and food but don’t expect much efficiency.

This place was great when it first opened but has gradually deteriorated. Service was always slow but the food was usually worth the wait - that’s no longer case. We waited nearly 45 minutes for our meal & when it finally arrived my ‘Smashed Avocado’ breakfast comprised two stone cold poached eggs, one mean sliver of bacon, a sliced (certainly not ‘smashed’) avocado & some crumbled feta that tasted distinctly off. My partner’s poached eggs & mushrooms were also cold. We ate it because we were very hungry but that’s our last trip to the Field Kitchen. What a shame, it was such a lovely place to begin or end a walk to Chalfield & the best location for outdoor eating in Holt - perhaps the owners, knowing this, feel they don’t have to make any effort.

Lunch time visit with a friend. I looked at reviews beforehand and was very keen to visit.

Visited here for the first time with friends, for a Sunday breakfast. Is nice and spacious and is a nice seating area outside if you want to eat al fresco. Had a variety of the breakfasts between us and they were all really nice, poached eggs cooked perfectly, ripe avocados with vine tomatoe, spinach, filed mushrooms, bacon, sausage and scrambled eggs, all cooked well. Only item that let it down was the bread, it was as hard as a rock and none of us could hardly cut it! Not sure what happened here as the rest was loveley! Coffees and teas all fine, good service, didn't have to wait too long and most of us got our meals at the same time. Would come again, despite the hard bread!!!!

We booked for 50 for my father's funeral reception. Ed was very helpful in sorting out the details, and we all felt the pricing was fair, food excellent and overall experience fantastic. I would highly recommend him and the venue, and we have had significant positive feedback from our guests.

Having become bored with our usual haunts for brunch, we decided to venture somewhere different - SO glad we did!

I continue to visit the Field every week. They have recently updated the menu and there are some wonderful things on there to suit every pallette. Recently I have had the cooked Breakfast, the spring salad and the hot smoke salmon salad with chick peas and wild garlic. All were really good but my favorite was the salmon salad which was amazing. The chefs/owners are so good at the combinations of ingredients that work well and being a bit of a cook myself I really appreciate this. I want to also mention "Ashley" who looks after myself and a colleague each week with great service as well as good humour. This is a great place in a great enviroment and well worth a visit.

Spent the last two days at the Glove Factory for work and ended up having the same quinoa, chicken and pomegranate salad both days! So good!

Used this venue to meet up with friends as a central and easy access venue in Wiltshire

The service was amazing and super friendly, and when the were out of what I ordered they were great at helping me come up with an alternative. Lovely atmosphere and I would definitely go back.

I love this place and use it to work from 2-4 times a week. Great food, great coffee it's simply a fantastic concept and resource. For the quality, prices are really reasonable too.

Had another business meeting in the Engine Room at the Glove Factory. Drinks/food/menu is good at the Field Kitchen, just as well as it's the only place to get things from locally.

Called in deliberately having had a very pleasant experience in the old smaller café. Found the new building large and without atmosphere. Service was slow, surly and unhelpful. Our order was delivered in parts and not as described. We will not be returning.

This restaurant is about 2/3 of the way round my Sunday walk with the spaniel........so always pleased to see it. Good modern bistro food made and served by people who evidently care. Keep it up guys!

Tasty food, reasonable atmosphere, however a very cold/breezy restaurant. Pleasant staff, happy to help. However, whilst waiting for my food I’ve had time to review my taxes, discuss possible houses to buy, renew my car insurance and had time to write this review......not brilliant time wise, though they seem ‘mildly’ busy.

Been to the Field Kitchen several times recently and really great service with friendly staff. The quality of food was really good with some lovely salads, totally fresh and delicious and my family and I thoroughly recommend a visit and we will be back again next week. dog friendly and kid friendly but not overwhelming, very relaxed and chilled.

We visited on a recommendation from a friend and weren't dissapointed! The food was fresh and the atmosphere genuinely family and dog friendly.

My wife and I popped in for a coffee and pastry today, after enjoying a pleasant walk. The serving area is clearly visible to the public and my wife was very upset to see a staff member pick up a pastry by her hand, put it on a plate and then deliver it with coffees to our table. Particularly, since she had been stroking a dog only seconds earlier and clearly did not wash her hands! Beware people if you have an impaired immune system like me. I also am allergic to dogs and could have had a serious reaction.

I go to the Field kitchen every week sometimes twice a week to work.

Where has this place been all my life!

We are regular visitors to the Field Kitchen in Holt West Wilts and can highly recommend it for its quiet rural setting, modern surroundings, excellent coffee and food and friendly young staff. It also has a large car park which makes parking easy and the land around is well provided with footpaths for dog walkers and others to enjoy walks. It is also children friendly. Of all the places around Bath to enjoy coffee, breakfast, or lunch, we consider the Field Kitchen to offer the best combination of setting and facilities.

The Field Kitchen really is a hidden gem in the Wiltshire countryside.

Being an ex employee (not bias) the care which goes into the menu for the customers was really brilliant and inventive , For a cafe/restaurant to be to such a high standard in littlest Holt is a real treat for anyone local.

Very slow and poor service, lost food ticket which isn't the first time this has happened so end up waiting 40 minutes for soup and a sandwich. Disappointing compared to what it use to be. Not worth the service.

Had enjoyed several coffees and a very nice lunch at The Field Kitchen. It's open plan with lots of seating both inside (canteen style) and out. Good choice of food and drinks on the menu. They are licenced. Lots of parking. Worth a trip.

We went to visit a National Trust garden in Holt. The main car park is behind the village hall, but if that is full they send you down the lane to the Glove Factory. Turns out not to be a factory any more but studios for small businesses that have outgrown the back bedroom and the garage. Looks like a nice place to work.

Only visited for a coffee & cake, waited for nearly 10 minutes to be served, staff seemed rushed off their feet and didn't really now what they were doing, nearly every table was dirty and hadn't been cleared. Lovely coffee and lovely views.

Used to visit regularly and fancied a salad plate for lunch. Loved the different vibrant salads on display that made this cafe special. Really disappointed that the format has changed - the food and coffee were ok but the ambiance has changed. The acoustics were terrible making it hard to have a conversation so everyone in the place was upping their volume - staff did turn the music down which to be fair was a lot quieter by the counter. Great outdoor space, child and dog friendly just such a shame about the salads which were worth traveling for.

We have been to the Glove Factory a lot of times and used to really like it, great pizza, salads etc, friendly service and a nice place. However, yesterday it was very different. The amazing displays of salads and cakes were gone and the service can only be described as chaotic. Our drinks came after the food, several people came to take our order after we'd already ordered and then we were brought a drink we hadn't ordered. We had two Mezze boards which seemed very small for £9, tiny portions of everything. Some of it was really nice, but the aubergine was barely edible and we both normally love aubergine. I wonder if the staff has changed and we're not sure we'll go back.

He escuchado mucho acerca de este lugar, así que naturalmente estaba muy emocionado cuando me llevaron allí bastante recientemente. Llegamos alrededor de las 4. 30:00 y quería café. . Por desgracia, café. No estaba disponible porque la máquina había sido cerrado para limpieza. Al lado, me decidí a tomar un vaso de vino rosado vino rosado, pero desafortunadamente sólo estaba disponible en botella. Entonces me miré las botellas de cervezas locales e hizo que mi elección. Mi amigo eligió un vaso de vino tinto. Nos sentamos. El miembro del personal encontramos a nuestra mesa para informarme que la botella de cerveza que había elegido no estaba disponible. Elegí otro. Por último, el hervidor de patatas cuesta un dineral!!

Este es un lugar encantador para almorzar y tomar un café. Yo no diría que especialmente los niños, ya que hay muchas oficinas alrededor y así tienes que ser consciente de ruido, etc.

Visité la cocina de campo con los miembros de la familia de bebidas sólo tras un paseo por la zona. Llegamos a 30 minutos del cierre y intentó pedir 3 batidos y un café. Nos informaron de la máquina de café estaba fuera de acción debido a la limpieza (por qué limpia la máquina cuando hay todavía 30 minutos izquierda de servicio? Así procedió con sólo) el beber batido. Después de 10 minutos una camarera se acercó a informarnos de uno de los ingredientes de un batido, así que acordó continuar con el orden sin el ingrediente. Uno batido llegó sin dicho ingrediente después de más de 10 minutos, pero los otros dos batidos nunca se materializó. Me informó el personal y recibí una serie de se encogieron de hombros y parece en blanco. . . Habían transcurrido más de 10 minutos, le pedí al personal donde los dos bebidas restantes fueron y esta vez me recibieron con completo desinterés del personal. Está claro que queríamos volver a casa. Por lo tanto me canceló el pedido (recibir un reembolso) y a la izquierda, más de 30 minutos de hacer el pedido para 3 bebidas.

Después de haber visitado el campo dos veces antes de la cocina decidí tratar a mi madre a comer ayer, me siento yo.

A really good find - lovely food and pleasant service. My wife and I had flatbreads, one with figs and blue cheese, the other with aubergine. My daughter had a fab sausage role. Nothing to fault really.

I come here with friends for lunch or breakfast! The food is homemade and healthy, but tasty and plentiful. The staff are friendly and unhurried - in a good way!

Please don't take my word for it but be advised service poor food ok but we were told not to book but when we arrived for breakfast we had to wait then we had to ask for plates, bread , orange, and glasses then when they came out they were hot so who likes hot orange or cereal

Descubrí la cocina de campo mientras intentaba encontrar un lugar diferente para reunirse con amigos para el desayuno. El menú de desayuno me atrajo. Tenían un montón de opciones saludables, así como huevos y cruasanes. Yo tenía los huevos escalfados y salmón ahumado, eran deliciosos. Buen café y servicio amable. Todo a un precio razonable. Qué más se puede pedir!

La antigua fábrica de guantes ha recibido una renovación creativa y hermosa. Muchos de los edificios son utilizados por empresas pequeñas y misterioso arcano y la próxima vez que le pregunte qué hacer estas personas con estilo El patio es genial para comer o para un café muy bueno en el sol. El mezze con la adición de finas lonchas de chorizo era realmente bueno. Es una zona estupenda de Holt, con fascinantes edificios industrial esperando su momento para ser re-imaginado y utilizar de nuevo.

Podemos confirmar que la gran porción roll salchichas era delicioso, como el cordero, el queso brie y koftas brócoli quiche y salchichas del niño y judías. Gran lugar para venir a almorzar, especialmente cuando te puedes sentar fuera y ver el buceo golondrinas sobre el estanque cercano.

Mi esposa y yo visitamos a la hora del almuerzo, y sin duda volveremos. La comida era fresca e interesante. Yo tenía una junta de carne y queso, que me gustó mucho. Los pickles eran un poco por encima de la media de calidad, lo que fue una sorpresa muy agradable. Mi esposa tenía un "ensalada de salmón, cálido", lo que sin duda NO FUE CÁLIDA, pero que disfrutamos de todos modos.

A menudo aparecer aquí con la familia o los amigos, y siempre es genial. El interior es muy elegante y el ambiente es muy relajado. Los dulces también son deliciosos! Mi único comentario negativo es que es un poco caro, pero estoy dispuesto a apoyar un negocio local, así que esto no es una preocupación.

Descubrí este lugar como el aparcamiento para National Trust Jardín estaba lleno. Es en la antigua fábrica de guante blanco y bien merece una visita.

Stopped by here for lunch a number of times and have never been disappointed. Great food and great service, set in a fantastic location.

Un amigo y yo vine aquí para el almuerzo. Él ha estado allí antes, y he escuchado cosas buenas, así que quería darle una oportunidad.

Soy un visitante habitual de la cocina de campo y siempre de gran calidad. Refrescante tener un pocas opciones de desayuno saludable, así como los sospechosos habituales. Un buen café, un personal amable y un menú muy buena comida para satisfacer la mayoría de los niveles de consumo. Los pasteles y pastas también están siempre enormemente tentador. Genial para los niños y un entorno encantador abierto a ver/paseo. Amplio aparcamiento y a tan sólo 15 minutos de Bath. Sin duda lo recomiendo.