Hartley Farm in Wiltshire

A fantastic place to visit with friends and family. Staff are so welcoming and friendly every time we visit. The space is very family and dog friendly. Menu options are brilliant and food always top notch. Also great to have an outdoor play area, takeaway cafe and farm shop onsite.

Lovely breakfast today. Great service and really friendly staff . Have to say each visit has been lovely and I love that they have skinny milk as an option.

Average food. Breakfast menu not a great choice. What we did have was ok. Staff were brilliant though. Wouldn’t rush back which is shame as before barn was built, the food was very good.

My friends were delayed on their road journey, and were almost half an hour late arriving, but the staff in the cafe/restaurant were extremely understanding and patient! The service we received was excellent, and all three of us were very happy with our main courses, cakes and drinks (hot and cold). As this occasion was a 'mini-reunion', we chatted for a while after eating, and at NO point did we feel 'rushed'. All in all, a very pleasant and enjoyable experience. Well done 'Hartley Farm Team'!

Nice coffee, but stale almond bakewell and fruit scone. Should be fresh at those prices. Friendly staff but Won’t rush back

Came for lunch yesterday afternoon and, although the location and set-up was lovely, the food wasn’t what I expected. Although the menu was a decent size, I struggled to find something which I particularly wanted. I ordered the ‘lighter bites’ Fishcakes with a green salad and, for the cost, the portion size was very small. The salad was a few pieces of lettuce, one of which was quite brown, and a couple of pickled onion slices. There were 4 very small fishcakes which weren’t overly flavourful and were a bit gluey, although the sauce was nice. My partner had the lamb burger special, the burger was good although the chips were a bit undercooked. For a bill of £40 for two lunches (one of which was very light) and two soft drinks, it felt a bit overpriced. However, the service was good and the farm shop was very nice.

My friend and I visited lunchtime today, and the table service was excellent, thank you to the lady with (long dark curly hair) she was smiley and very attentive. Pizza was delicious, as was my green smoothie my friend had Fresh Orange Juice which was freshly squeezed and also delicious! Will definitely be revisiting in the very near future…

Fantastic restaurant with great gluten free breakfast options.... Highly recommended the farmhouse breakfast (which we had twice in a long weekend). Great cuppa too. Downside though was that I have never eaten a cooked breakfast where I have been refused swapping fried eggs for scrambled eggs (not great for someone neurodivergent who cannot handle the texture of egg white). Would have been perfect and 5* if they had offered scrambled eggs as an alternative.

Such a pleasant experience. From entering the cafe, the warm welcome, our waitress was such a delight. The food was delicious & reasonably priced. We will definitely be back & recommending to others.

We live locally and feel very fortunate to have this fantastic place on our doorstep. Today we visited the kitchen for Sunday lunch, for the first time, and it was very good. Only 2 constructive comments: - The main course plates are too small. I’m sure they are fine for the regular menu but not for all the different items that are provided as part of the Sunday lunch menu. - Hartley Kitchen should stick to what it’s really good at, i.e homemade, locally sourced, food. Calimari felt misplaced and tasted like something that was neither homemade or locally sourced! Everything else was excellent and we look forward to returning soon.

We are local to Hartley Farm and it a real family favourite. We have a big birthday in the family and needed somewhere that would accommodate 20 people, easy parking, nice food. We also needed a wheelchair friendly place, that had absolutely no steps, easy to park, enough room to actually move around and wheelchair friendly toilets. They ticked all the boxes. Proper wheelchair access is so rare anywhere ! Well done Hartley ! Along with providing the snug for us to eat in, lovely staff, lovely food. It was a thumbs up for all. Wouldn’t hesitate in booking this again for another family get together, from booking to the day all super easy and lovely people to deal with.

The café wasn't too busy when we turned up at 12.30pm for lunch. The staff were friendly and our waitress attentive. We both chose the kofta kebab with flatbread which was delicious. I'd ordered a side dish of tabbouleh but was given a bowl of couscous with a few bits of pepper and onion. I was disappointed that it wasn't tabbouleh and complained but my friend was still charged for the dish.

We were in the Bradford on Avon area to visit a local National Trust property, and called here for a snack lunch. I had looked at a popular online map, and spotted this farm shop with a café; the location suited us. I must admit I thought it might be the same place that we had visited once years ago, and we had bought some fresh provisions. On arrival we were able to park without issue; although the carpark is large there is an area that is for the use of another business sharing the site. I clearly remembered our first visit here probably 5-6 years ago. I could see that there has been an expansion in all areas including the farm shop, and the addition of the café. There has been an addition of a separate building ‘The Cabin’ selling takeaway food such as cakes, sandwiches (spelt ‘sanddwishes’ on their website), gelato, and coffee. We did look around the shop and butchery and the gift barn (we purchased a crocosmia plant for our garden), but our main purpose was to have that snack. We hadn’t booked and we had arrived at 12:30. So, the Barn Café was busy and we couldn’t secure a table inside. We found a table on the terrace bordering the barn. The terrace extended into a patio area with more tables with parasols. The heat from the sun was fierce, but mostly we were shaded from its full glare. Noting our table number (#211) I returned to the ‘reception’ counter and placed an order for a cheese scone and an Americano coffee with hot milk for my Partner, and a roast beet ciabatta roll, with onion chutney and horseradish sauce, plus a mug of tea for myself. This cost £18.30, so it wasn’t cheap. The scone arrived first with the two hot drinks and then, after a short wait, my roll arrived. Our food arrived well within the 20 minutes that we had been advised as being the food service delay. The scone was warm, served with butter and the coffee was good (hot and strong, and with a bitter burnt caramel tone that my Partner looks for). My tea was strong and the mug was a good size. My ciabatta roll was excellent and served with a flourish of crispy lettuce. The beef was very tender and pink, and the onion chutney and horseradish made it a joy to eat. Thoroughly enjoyed; all if it. It was a pleasant visit and if we hadn’t been going out for the whole afternoon we probably would have purchased some of the meat (particularly the sausages). We will revisit I’m sure.

My 80 year old mum ordered the salad of the day but had to leave half of it as the chard & beans were so tough she couldn't chew it. Together with the oversized croutons there wasn't much she could eat apart from the potatoes. Really dissapointing.

We had enjoyed our first visit on Fathers Day this year and after spotting the roast dinner decided to book and bring family with us. Overall it was a little disappointing and the staff were not attentive. It doesn’t seem like any particular waitress is allocated to any specific tables therefore resulting in very sloppy table service. The staff were good but it was us the customer who had to either wait or ask for service. Booking our table online on the 30th June was straightforward, for the 23rd July. I had missed their Instagram post on the 1st July about the Sunday menu changing…more on this later. We arrived and waited for a good while before a lady came and apologised for the wait and directed us to our table. It took a while for someone to take our drinks order…when they arrived a glass was cracked (spotted by the waitress) and a bottle of cider with glass was missing. Returning with another glass that was dirty and the cider, the glass was returned and I used one that was on the table with the tap water instead. Our food order was taken and starters arrived, they were nice. Then no sooner did the mains arrive and the three of us who had starters hadn’t even yet finished those. The menu had changed from your roast dinner with gravy, Yorkshire etc to a lighter summer ‘from the grill’. Yes the food was edible but when you ask a waitress if the dishes under ‘from our grill’ are your roasts, I would expect them to explain what the dish would or wouldn’t entail. For example the summer ‘roast’ is the meat or cauliflower with cold tabbouleh, fennel & red cabbage slaw, seasonal veg, and chimmichurri. No gravy, all cold and no yorkshires. We finished our mains and the plates were cleared away but only upon us asking for a dessert menu and another round of drinks did we get that! Service charge is automatically added to the bill, I do dispute this especially when the service has t been what it should be, to be fair it isn’t obligatory but you do have to check your bill! This is not good enough in my opinion. Luckily it hasn’t put us off coming again but if it happens again then we will not be returning a 4th time.

We came for the farm shop to buy some vegetable and decided to get a coffee and something to eat. It’s the second time we went to Hartley Farm and just to say disappointed for the service! First time my husband order a pizza and the globe artichoke was missing, the second time he ordered a margarita with an extra sausage but no sausage! He mention to the young lady which took it back, came back 10 min later with the same pizza with the sausage! No one check on both time if everything was okay! Service charge is automatically added without asking if you want or not! The vegetable are very lovely!

Great brunch for a group of twenty . Preordered our food and all arrived as expected . Staff were friendly and attentive . We will be back !

Arrived at about 12:30, albeit unknowingly on the open farm day so the car park was busy. However we were pleasantly surprised when we went into the restaurant and saw that about half the tables were free. We stood waiting to be acknowledged whilst the staff seems to be running around like headless chickens. Finally someone came over and when we said we had no reservation, said we would be lucky to get a table inside due to “a number of big parties”…. The largest party I could see was maybe 8 max. We were told we could sit outside if we could find a table (I could see plenty of free tables) and that there would be a 40 min wait for food. Because of this, we would have to come in and order our drinks and then 10 mins later come in again to order food (I didn’t understand the significance of this whatsoever). We bailed out and went to the cabin round the corner for food to go so our children could go on the playground. Extortionate! £2.00 for one slice of bread with cheese in for a kids’ sandwich, £6.00 for a normal 2 slice sandwich. For 2 kids’ sandwiches, 2 sausage rolls, 3 drinks and crisps, it cost nearly £20. Have wanted to come here for a while due to reputation but it was like the staff were surprised that they put an event on and that people came! Will not be returning.

Use the shop regularly and used to go to the barn for meals. My Husband has been very ill and a year ago when he came out of hospital used to book breakfast and walk up , but now find the noise is so great we don’t go anymore other for coffee and cake. Their food is excellent and pleased they are doing so well as staff work hard , good food and they contribute a lot to local community.

29th May Got taken to a table at 1 pm 130 pm still not served waiting staff should have there own sections no price of cakes or coffee feel let down They need more staff nightmare

Hartley farm has been renovated over the last couple of years and they now have an indoor restaurant now. It’s also an attraction in itself being a farm, restaurant, store and picnic area rolled into one. Definitely a great place for families and children. We had brunch and they do very good breakfasts. The full breakfast is recommended as they have the full and proper English breakfast with a vegetarian option as well. It’s pretty good value at £ 12. The store is excellent as well and you can buy all sorts of meats and fresh produce. They have a decent selection of Somerset ciders and local British sparkling wine. Because it is popular, reservations for brunch are definitely a good idea. Well worth the visit,

Disappointing experience. Very long waiting times and not the cleanest of tables./ chairs. Food was ok but exorbitantly expensive. 2 burgers and 2 diet cokes was over £40.!! All the more irritating is that 10 % service is automatically added to your bill. Tipping should be discretionary and in response for good service. Which sadly was not the case. It should not be for the customer to have to ask for this to be removed. Save your money and go elsewhere.

We were visiting the area for a weekend break and arrived at Hartley Farm for lunch on a Saturday mid-afternoon. Having had 3 delicious meals (2 pizzas, fries, focaccia and Kate’s green salad) and coffees we were keen to try the breakfast the next day...

Arrived for our table and we have been asked to wait, so that they could double check if table was clean. The. We were told table was ready, but as soon as we put our arms on table, we got our sleeves dirty due to...

Highly recommend! Me, my partner & my 1yr old god son went Monday morning for brunch! Staff so welcoming. What a great team of ladies. Food was great quality and good value for money for what you got. Recommend the healthy smoothies! We are looking...

Went for a mid morning coffee and cake in their barn cafe area, very good service, able to find a table for us no problem, seemed very busy but plenty of attentive staff.

Love this place - best breakfast around. Been numerous times including Sunday and normal lunch. Service is generally excellent, the food is delicious and the quality fantastic.

We enjoyed a great breakfast at Hartley Farm, good menu choice on offer and the quality was excellent. Staff are all very welcoming and it is dog friendly also.

Lovely food and atmosphere but 40 odd quid for 3 breakfasts and some hot drinks. Won’t be back unfortunately.

Family lunch for all ages from 6 to 70. Cafe has morffed into a large restaurant. Nice welcome easy to choose menu full of favourites. I arrived last and got my meal first. Service was friendly but rather stuttering. Meals arrived in batches. All food...

Having been here a couple years ago and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, we chose to eat here over the new year. What a disappointmnet. The newly bulit restaurant is draughty and impersonal. The menu caters more to kids (pizzas, toasties..) and offers very little in...

We went to Hartley Farm for breakfast. The food was very disappointing. The eggs were over poached and were hard and bacon was also over cooked and too hard to cut. They were busy and we didn't speak to any staff immediately but the only...

We happened upon this place on a Sunday early afternoon on the way to Homewood hotel (also highly recommend!). Staff were helpful and found us a table straight away. Service was quick and pleasant. Most people were eating Sunday roasts that looked great but we...

This place could be fantastic - but sadly it’s let down by rude staff who frankly couldn’t care less! I’ve seen it grow over the years from a small little farm shop to what’s now a very big enterprise. Sadly bigger is not always better!...

Poor experience. Rude staff, slow service, dreary environment and noisy. Nothing to recommend this cafe. Very disappointing.

Visited the farm shop restaurant for breakfast with family having booked in advance. It was clear that they were busy, however had to wait 10mins for someone to acknowledge us and show us to our seats. I don’t mind having to wait but to have...

Always incredible service and food and a stunning setting. Always so grateful for a guaranteed amazing Hartley experience whether it be in the coffee hut, barn or shop We had pizzas up there tonight with the kids and it was a great way to finish...

We ate at the café with friends for the first time since it had been refurbished and it looks amazing, it is also a lot warmer than when we last visited. The service was really good and the food tasted great, although it did take...

Incredibly slow service, gave up waiting and went home. Staff busy chatting to people they knew on other tables, or wiping tables

We went for breakfast. Reservation was made for 10.00. Service was very slow - it took some time to take our order. The food was lovely BUT hugely expensive! £75 for 4 breakfasts and drinks!! This really is excessive. Service needs to be looked at...

They emailed us asking for support during road closure, promising to go above and beyond for those who made it there. We rode bikes with our kids to get there for pizza at 1.50pm on a Saturday only to be told they’d run out of...

Terrible experience today! We were seated and 20+ mins with no one taking our order. Went to find someone to help. Spoke to a lady in black who was seating people from the entrance. She came over and took our order, explained that this was...

Mixed experience today. We waited a while to be seated (there were quite a few empty tables but staff seemed stressed). Kids were happy with pizza and burger and enjoyed the food. I wasn’t very impressed when I asked for a GF option (specifically advertised...

Since my Husband had a near death experience , we have gone more for breakfasts. The new Restaurant is beautiful and so well thought out. My Son when he flew over from Singapore came one day with his Sister and myself. Couldn’t disagree more with...

Visited for the first time this morning for a great breakfast served in the amazing barn venue. Service was excellent as was the food. This will definitely be a new found favourite of ours.

We haven't been since it has expanded into a barn. We would like more vegan choices on the menu in the light snack/sandwich section. Would like to see more imagination than a garden salad as a light option. Could you not have houmous sandwiches, lentil...

I visited today with my daughter & granddaughter after a lovely walk across fields. I asked my granddaughter to rate Hartley Farm out of 10, she said 9 because getting there we had to dodge around cows in some of the fields! However, in every...

Have visited twice since the barn makeover . First for just a coffee , which has always been excellent and then again yesterday for lunch. The burger was excellent , really tasty and cannot criticise at all. However I was sad to see that the...

Very expensive - and quality doesn’t justify price! Even after coming back to check my order waitress managed to get it wrong. Why bring food to table and then go off to get cutlery instead of bringing together or before. Teabag in teacup but no...

Excellent service, we didn’t book but luckily got there nice and early for breakfast and there were a few tables free. Got seated immediately and ordered without delay as we knew we wanted the standard breakfast before we got there! Delicious hot breakfast arrived shortly...

Just had lunch with my husband and 2 year old daughter - had the most delicious pizza and breaded fish burger! UNREAL. Service was super friendly, quick and efficient. Had such a lovely time! Love the new set up guys!!! 🧡🧡🧡

What a beautiful new project Hartley Farm has undergone. It’s kept it’s authenticity and everything it stands for. The food was delicious and amazing and the staff was friendly and very helpful. I would highly recommend Hartley Farm, my family and I love it !

The new barn is EPIC. I enjoyed the most wonderful meal with my family at Hartley Farm. The food was fresh and delicious, using beautiful ingredients. Would also recommend the almond croissant - it’s the best I’ve ever had!! The new barn is stunning, with...

Hartley Farm cafe used to be a lovely warm, inviting space, but has morphed through several iterations in the last few years without improving. This happens within the context of the whole business (shop, etc) - though of course Covid hasn't helped - Hartley Farm...

Always loved this place but since re opening after Lockdown it has been a disappointment. The coffee cabin is so poorly staffed that you can wait half hour for a coffee, and then sit out in the cold to drink it. There have been no...

Hartley is a well presented farm business with farm shop, cabin and barnserving locally produced eat in and takeaway food. Full 2* review at coeliacwellnes.com. Although they should be commended for catering for the vegan coeliac & plantbased coeliac market, I probably wouldn’t order the...

Called in for a coffee and found the cafe had morphed once again.At least the metal seats had cushions but it was not pleasant in the gloomy tent[the barn is undergoing alterations].Nice serving ladies but you have to do everything yourself and pay top price...

Good reputation locally but needs to up its game. Have visited a few times to eat as I live nearby but the food has always promised more than it delivers. Today’s coffee was weak and the breakfast roll tepid. They seem to have a different...

Burger van quality, farm shop prices. Bought a bacon sandwich for £6. Had to collect from the counter, wrapped in paper, no plate, no offer of sauces, dry bread roll, (I expected hand cut farmhouse loaf) fatty bacon. Very poor on every level. I won’t...

I used to visit this place regularly with friends, when the cafe was attached to the shop. It was warm and a lovely place to sit. Since lock down the coffee area has moved to a large cold, draughty barn which is dark and not...

Cold windy barn. Poor menu choice and who the h@ll serves scones, with jam and pouring cream. Seriously. Not impressed.

Very disappointing limited menu for breakfast with a notice saying they "will not accommodate any changes for preferences" which pretty much says it all. I had the breakfast burrito which was a mush and disappointing, the full breakfast looked OK but no alternative to a...

Lovely local farm shop and restaurant for breakfast and lunch. Great options to eat either outside in a beautiful garden, marquee and kids play area or in a lovely converted large barn. Good honest food and great pastries

We love it hear - regulars you may say. We enjoy the food, coffee and shop but feel that prices have increased too much. A white chocolate and raspberry blondie with our coffee was £3.40- this is too much for what it is. Can easily...

We checked before we left home that Hartley still had their vegan burger on menu, which they did. We’ve had it before and it was good. When we ordered the burger, we also asked for a kids vegan burger, since our daughter is also vegan...

I visited Hartley for the first time after lockdown always enjoyed my time here, food has always been excellent but today was very different the breakfast tasted of dishwasher, the barn had a horrid smell along with a dirty table. Staff seemed very stressed and...

Great spot for lunch with loads of space in the barn and generous portions. The farm shop is a real highlight with loads of gorgeous local treats - especially the homemade lemon curd tarts 🤤

we stayed over night and this had exactly what we were hoping for (covid restrictions obviously limited some services) A fantastic deli, essentials and gift shop, cafe and ice cream bar, take away (normally sit in, clean toilets lovely seating areas and animals to watch....

Having been for our 1st COVID jab we stumbled across this fabulous farm shop on our way home. Great coffee and the most delicious carrot cake we have ever tasted!! Paid a visit to the farm shop too and bought some amazing pork and apple...

Always amazing!! Ive tried most things on the menu from the barn now and i have not been let down the burgers are amazing, the soup is so warm and tasty and the hot chocolate is another story the best coconut hot chocolate I’ve ever...

It was a freezing cold day and I was so looking forward to a hot breakfast take away. Avocado and halloumi! Oh it sounds great - but the muffin was cold and rubbery - why wasn't it toasted? You can't expect anyone to eat an...

We really enjoy calling at the barn for a bacon sandwich and a coffee. Covid safety is very good. But sadly the staff in the barn are just so slow. For the second time we had to leave without ordering anything. The queue is just...

Had an excellent coffee (macchiato £2) but a substandard veggie muffin (£5.50). Problems with the muffin were mainly about the muffin: it was cold, 1-2 days stale I’d guess, and hard. It contained 2 ok veggie sausages of the potato and peas style, hot and...

Nice location but badly organised. Arrived at 12pm on a bank holiday Monday to be told that they had only 4 pre-cut sandwiches left and no bread to make any more! Apparently they need to pre order bread on a Friday! Food ok. Good coffee....

Hartley catered my hen do and it was FABULOUS. Amazing, fresh, well thought out meals which were easy to prepare and delicious. Would really recommend when staying at The Farm Camp. Thank you Hartley Farm!

We had catering provided for a group of 20 who were going socially distanced camping. The quality of the food was excellent - especially the chocolate brownies, a beef brisket chilli and provisions for a BBQ. Thank you so much to Emily for being so...

Whenever we visit Hartley Cafe they are busy, that kind of tells it's own story ! Always nice food, from a simply coffee/cake to a full breakfast/lunch, always good quality food, well presented, always friendly/helpful staff. You can't ask for much more really.

My family booked a table here for Sunday lunch and it was a large booking. We all pre-ordered our food choice to make it easier on the day. Unfortunately we waited an hour to receive our food, whilst other tables which arrived after us had...

lovely breakfast good sausage, real bacon sweet tomatoe. friend had top quality smoked haddock tart, tasty slaw. friendly welcoming place nice to sit in the sun with bonny dog. pleasant staff nice cup of coffee. the oven bread, was superb, top quality seedy sourdough magnificent.

This is a lovely farm shop and we enjoyed several visits during our recent stay. However our last visit was tainted by the poor food labelling. We had been to the cafe the previous day and my son had eaten and enjoyed a delicious vegan...

As always, a perfect breakfast. Local, high quality ingredients, beautifully cooked. Friendly, helpful staff. We enjoy every visit. Lovely setting to both farm shop and restaurant.

Sunday lunch was good. Could do with sharper knives. £14.95 for Roast Beef was about right. Nice seating area with plenty of space

As a family we have been visiting Hartley Farm since its inception. It was a cute, family-run and friendly establishment where the food was quality and value for money and the owners were usually around. Unfortunately I don’t see any real improvements with its various expansions. I have seen the prices increase whilst the portions decrease in size, with much of the service being self-service now too . I have had to send food back to the kitchen a few times, surprised that the kitchen had sent substandard, overcooked food out to the customer, (obviously the customer pays first now and no refund has ever been offered as an apology). When you receive your recooked meal after the rest of your family have finished eating, you may not feel like a free slice of cake afterwards either, but at least it is some sort of gesture. Unfortunately, last Sunday when we went for lunch we found a snail in our cauliflower with the roast beef. After the long trek indoors with the vegetable dish to inform staff, we were sent out several minutes later some more (this was cold, so we can assume the snail was just removed from the vegetables and sent out again). The cold vegetables were left. I think a small apology was made when we took the food into the kitchen/till area but no offers of anything were made, not even a now small slice of cake. I don’t think the attitude of many of the staff is satisfactory any more either, (they used to be charming, like the establishment) -you certainly don’t get what you pay for anymore so it is with regret that I say that I don’t think I would go back there or recommend it. Very sad.

We ate here as we were staying at the nearby camp and thought it looked a lovely place to visit. Thoroughly enjoyed all our breakfasts and drinks. Just a shame it's so far from home as would love to visit more frequently!

Dropped in for a late snack meal- had all day breakfast which was OK. The sausage was very meaty- turned out was Gluten Free. Service prompt after ordering at the till.Large eating area and the Farm shop had a good selection of goods. Gift shop attached and a small offering of plants for saleNarrow road off the main road into the Farm Shop/Restaurant.

Perfect poached eggs, soft Avocado and a a genius portion of smoked salmon.....simply delicious all served with a smile in a rustic and charming setting.The quality of the breakfast was excellent as is the produce that is on sale at the farm shop.The place was packed when we visited yet we were served quickly and efficiently. Looking at the surrounding tables who's occupants were sampling the traditional breakfast delights on offer and the lovely selection of home made cakes all looked equally delicious and all the plates went back to the kitchen were empty.

My wife and I had a lovely breakfast here before heading back long the M4 homeward bound!

Hartley Farm is great for so many reasons, especially the cafe. Unfortunately its now a really difficult place to visit for parents of small children, ages 4 and below.

This place is nearby, so I go quite a bit. I pop in on a Sunday, and weekday lunches if I'm at home. I use the shop for meat and eggs too (expensive but you know where it's sourced).

This was a really good experience with good food and interesting items to browse in the shop. This place was well signposted so very easy to find with plenty of parking.

Truth be told this place is a bit of a yummy mummy / screaming kiddie magnet that wouldn't be out of place being parodied on Dead Ringers but still deserves 5 stars for a fantastic setting and cakes which are clearly home made, and well above average. The coffee was pretty good too.

I regularly shop at Hartley Farm, helped by the fact that I am a local. You may be able to buy slightly cheaper bacon and sausages at Sainsbury's, but you will never buy bacon that does not shrink 30% when under the grill, nor sausages made by hand which taste divine. their cuts of meat make you hungry just by looking at them. The difference in taste quality from supermarket-bought produce is stark. If you want a reduced CO2 footprint, they even tell from which farms the produce hails; all of them very local. The vegetables are all fresh and you can buy sublime freshly baked bread and a cornucopia of fantastic local sauces, rapeseed oils etc, to augment the cooking shopping list.

Lovely cafe and shop with small play area outside for children. Friendly staff. Good quality produce.

We had Sunday lunch at Hartley Farm, which was very disappointing - the food was barely luke warm, veg pretty raw (never had raw asparagus before). But the beef itself was excellent - tender and tasty.

I have eaten here quite a few times before and its good: thoughtful food, well prepared nicely presented and served well by nice staff. It is well set up to entertain children so there are always pre- school kids enjoying the facilities and of course in school holidays slightlu older kids, The farm shop is good for staple produce and some nice treats.

The food is usually good but I had an egg mayonnaise sandwich today which was only satisfactory.

Popped in for a coffee and croissant with a friend. The coffee (flat white) was almost completely tasteless: more like a cup of warm milk which we both threw away. The almond croissants were flavourless too. All for £12! Premium price for truly awful quality. The place has definitely lost its way. Having eaten there so many times in the past it’s a shame to see the pursuit of profit over quality. Will not go back again.

We are breakfast and coffee regulars and over the last two years have never been disappointed.

Pleasing layout to shop and good range of products with sufficient parking. Management of restaurant could do with reviewing. Several staff hanging around seemingly doing nothing. One lady trying to cope with taking orders by hand from a queue of people. Writing out requests in long hand on carbon pad may seem quaint and rural but leads to inaccuracies. In our case we were presented with wrong bill and wrong type of toast. Ever heard of iPads linked to kitchen? Suggest serving staff are trained by a professional and not just left to serve as best they can. Gripping cups by rim with fingers by waiters is not good hygienic practice and if we were feeling less charitable, would have sent the coffee back to kitchen. Waiting tables should be a professional activity and not something practiced on a part time basis or between other jobs. Breakfast itself (the Little English) was acceptable but not that well presented on plate and with a small effort could emulate similar nearby competitors.

We eaten a few times at Hartleys (mostly breakfasts), and it's always been excellent.