Kath's Riber View Cafe And Farm Shop in North East Derbyshire

Friendly welcome & comfortable inside seating. We called for a nice pot of tea & not disappointed. Big tea pot, extra hot water, & only £2.20 for two people. Good menu offered. Home cooked food. Farm shop small but has a good selection of fresh veg & assorted home made pies.

Wow!! Visited with family for a full English breakfast. It’s now gone 10 at night and I’m still full. The food was delicious and of good quality. We were treated as we entered and all staff were friendly. The cafe was lovely. Yes the chairs are quirky but it just adds to the atmosphere. The cafe was quite busy but we only waited around 20 mins for our food and our drinks were served promptly. Although we had gone for breakfast the menu looked varied and good value. I can’t wait to return. Going to try the afternoon tea.

Back for lunch, we normally have the fantastic breakfast but we're having the gorgeous lunch this time, great staff even greater food, best in the area, well done all 👍👍👍

Often call when in the area for food, dropped in yesterday for tea & cakes as always lovely & well worth a visit.

Kath's is a great place for food. They are a great team and yes you may have a little wait but its all fresh plentiful and tasty.

Best Sunday lunch around for miles. Wonderful home cooked food and friendly staff. Home baking too if you can fit it in after lunch although take home option available too.

Came here for breakfast as we were nearby and all I can say is fabulous!!! Very friendly staff, nice and warm, and the food was lovely. Would definitely recommend and would definitely come again.

Called here whilst out on my bike.

Fabulous menu. Fabulous food. Fabulous coffee. Nothing too much for the lovely staff. All set in in the wonderful countryside!

Freshly made food Home baking Pleasant surroundings Everything very tasty and good value for money. Enjoy

My friend and I visited Kaths again and as usual the breakfast we had was top drawer and plentiful, Kath and her marvelous staff were as convivial as ever, well done and top marks again, the decor is also very homely and welcoming

Myself and my partner have visited here before for afternoon tea and scone, the tea and scone were super, but the farm worker sitting in front of the fire who constantly talked and talked wasn’t what we wanted on a Sunday afternoon

We've just had an excellent Sunday roast at this cafe. If you want fresh cooked food this is the place to come. The food was delicious and the service was very good. 5/5

Visited here for short break in the barn conversion with my partner, sister & brother-in-law. Excellent accommodation with homemade scones, cakes & preserves left for us as a welcome gift.

Although I noted that the cafe has been re-opened, with various signs indicating this out on the road, the last couple of times we have passed in the last two weeks, the gate was closed. So, if you are intending to visit, I would ring and confirm whether or not they are open.

Not on the beaten path but great place to stop. Full meal or coffee. Farm shop next door is well stocked. Glad to see Kath is back. (Sorry I couldn’t buy the last 😊) well worth a stop and will go again.

On my way from Chatsworth and was overjoyed to seekath has reopened. Too late for cafe, I stocked up on mince pies and a pork pie and pudding

Had to wait but omg worth it and her food is amazing been here many times . From Lincolnshire and will be back for more

The last two occasions we have attempted to visit , the cafe has been closed , despite it being at “normal” opening hours, shame really , normally nice food!

We have been coming to Kath's for several years and always look forward to the home cooked food and cakes available at the cafe. Yes, you may have to wait sometimes, but we've found that it's worth the wait for this hidden gem.

Had another gorgeous breakfast here it's a good job I'm not too local I'd gain loads :-))),the staff are fantastic and the venue well decorated in a retro way,couldn't fault anything as usual .

We keep going back for Sunday dinners, it is the best home cooked dinners we have found anywhere. The meat melts in your mouth, there is always a good selection of freshly cooked vegetables and it is always a good portion size and very good value for money. They also do gluten free gravy and cater for gluten free. Comes highly recommended.

We are regular visitors here and we are big fans! We usually have the afternoon tea, which is such good value for money and absolutely delicious! The ham used on the sandwiches is the best we’ve ever tasted and the homemade apple and blackberry pie is something else! There is a short wait as all the food is prepared fresh and there are signs up saying there is a longer waiting time during busy periods but I would say worth the wait every time!

Omg never had I had service like I had on Sunday , waited an hr for a toasted sandwich then for the man behind the counter to say he had lost the sandwich .

Arrived yesterday as part of a bike ride with two friends. Waited almost 40 mins bacon sandwich with no explanation for the delay. I asked about the whereabouts of my order as did a chap who ordered after me. Staff didn’t seem relaxed or friendly during my visit. Was very close to asking for my money back. Food okay.

We had read reviews by other people about this lovely little cafe so decided to give it a go. So glad we did. They were very busy and we had about a 30 minute wait for our food, but when it came it did not disappoint. Generous portions and well presented. Kath's home made chutney is delicious, and the home cooked ham excellent and thickly sliced. Hope to return in a couple of weeks and might try one of her breakfasts. If you are in the area please try Kath's beautiful little place and avoid the over priced food at the nearby garden centre.

Visited for Sunday lunch as it came recommended by a friend who has moved to the area and it certainly didn’t disappoint. The hubby had the roast lamb whilst I went for the beef which was so tender it melted in the mouth. Portions were on the large side and we came away feeling very full which left no room for dessert. The price of £7.80 each was such good value for money. A revisit is definitely needed just to try out their cake/scones which looked delicious.

Limited menu toasted sandwiches.....jacket potatoes.....sandwiches ....and cakes so if looking for a substantial lunch may not be the place for you. Also daily specials that may offer something more substantial For light lunch or afternoon tea fine. Homemade cakes a good choice.

Called in today Mother’s Day. A little disappointed. A lot of tables reserved with people waiting inside and out. Got the feeling that staff needed organising. Coffee and crumpets fine with very nice blackberry jam. Staff ok and friendly. Didn’t get the coffee I ordered. Will not go again at “rush hours”.

We were in Derbyshire for my husband’s birthday and came across the farm shop and cafe by accident. So glad we did ! We had the fruit scones which were enormous and were served warm, with generous pots of butter and proper jam ! Bliss on a plate ! Tea was a good potful as well. We saw plates of sandwiches and hot meals being served and our mouths watered at all of them. We need to go back to try the roasts and the fish pie! On the way out we stepped inside the farm shop and were impressed with the array of farm veg and meats. So much so that I came out with a joint of pork that Kath assured me will provide me with great crackling. The cafe is small but I recommend it whole heartedly.....just make sure you save a seat for us !!!

Steak and stilton pie with veg. Brilliant, what more can I say. Well worth a visit. We will certainly call again.

If u live near matlock or your visiting. You must go to kaths cafe and farm shop. Been in there over a dozen times and the food is to die for. All cooked to perfection. And the cakes and puddings are all home made and fantastic. And all at the right price. Better than 99% of pubs ive been in. The farm shop is good to you can buy alsorts of home grown veg and cakes and other stuff. Well worth a visit *****

Visited at lunchtime. Premises were warm and cosy, staff friendly. Ordered cheese scones which came warmed and were massive! Nice and cheesy too. Good cup of coffee.

We have eaten here a couple of times. Lunch has always been amazing. Portions are huge and really good value for money.. Breakfast on the other hand, is probably the best I have ever had!!

We happened to go the day 'Mikedg' had been and left a bad review. The consensus was from people still there that he was unfair and possibly just after a free meal. My meal was, as usual and we go 2 to 3 times a...

One of the worst fry ups I’ve had in 49 years of loving them.

I had a 5 item breakfast which was absolutely outstanding,my partner had a cheese scone which arrived with Apple chutney,sliced apple and cream cheese which was out of this world,everything is fresh so a slight wait is understandable.

Saw the sign from LIckpenny Caravan Park at the cross roads, so decided to give it a try. Glad we did. Unique, quirky little farmhouse tearoom with garden chairs but the food we had was excellent and the Sunday lunches looked large and appetizing! Not sure where the Riber view comes in unless from the road.

Come here quite often. A hidden gem of a café. Had afternoon tea and always fantastic food but those scones.............

Been here for afternoon tea twice and also had a roast dinner with my husband could not move after eating .loads of food really friendly staff and pleasant surroundings.Katy will always try and fit you in even if they are full.really worth a visit also has a farm shop for your fresh eggs and veggies.

A great Derbyshire version of afternoon tea. None of your poncy little sandwiches with the crusts cut off! None of your delicate fancy cakes which go in two mouthfulls. Long rolls with great fillings and home made chutney and a slice of a variety of home made cakes. Great and great value. Will visit again.

Excellent value homemade meals served all cooked in very pleasant homely setting, served by exceptionally friendly staff. All the food was fresh hot and cooked to order highly recommended and great value for money. We will certainly vist again and again.

Had a couple of stops here over the last month, both times the food has been brilliant. The range is great, well presented and good portions, my only slight negative is the over long wait for the food. Its not been busy on either visit but I waited @ 30 minutes for a slice of fruit pie then again today for a toasted sandwich. Its probably not the best place if you have small children either, its quite small inside and most tables are only for two although there is plenty of outside seating if its fine.

Excellent food, great service and extremely accommodating staff. We had cottage pie which was delicious and have booked in for Sunday lunch. Well worth a visit if you're in the area

We found your cafe on Sunday while going to Derbyshire and called in for a drink but lunch look so nice we decided to stay ,very nice beef dinner really enjoyed it highly recommend will be back, lovely mince pies to from your farm shop.

I call at Kath's for Lunch or just a snack on a regular basis and what a fabulous place.We always receive a warm welcome the food is of amazing quality and always served with a smile. My sister loves there home made pottered meat and there is always a good selection.Kath's scones must be seen to be believed made fresh and so very tasty with either just butter or jam and cream there delightful .

We called in for lunch on Sunday having driven by a few times in the past. There's ample parking, and the lovely decor in the place makes it feels like you're having a meal in the family house. The staff were lovely, food was fab, the portions big and really good value for money. The Sunday roasts looked great but we were looking for something "smaller". Note to self - if not hungry don't pick the ploughman's next time. It was lovely - but huge for £7.50 with ham, cheese, pork pie, egg and salad with coleslaw,mayonnaise & chutney. My husband had a toasted sandwich - again a good size and really nice. With a farmshop on site too it's a lovely place to visit. Look forward to next time.

A short menu, but everything done extremely well. The cafe is a bir cramped and I wouldn't mind seeing fewer things hung on the wall for sale, but minor niggles. Easy parking and a shop next door packed with homemade cakes etc, to get you home.Well placed for cyclists with seating outdoors.Easy to recommend.

I came here for lunch with a group on a weekday. There were plenty of tables and the menu was good. One of the specials was a minted lamb pie. A few of us had this and it was delicious. However, I was really disappointed that I couldn't have mine with chips (apparently, these are special and they don't do them every day).We had coffees there and decided to take some cakes to go, which they were more than happy to do. All were lovely, especially the fruit scones with cream and jam.It was about £15 a head (this included other drinks too), which was a decent price all in all.

Called here for mid day meal based on some of the reviews below, first impressions were a little poor as there was no direction of what to do in the cafe, waitress just looked at us as we walked in and didn't even make comment. Aside from that we ordered Ploughmans, all good with that. Plenty of food and all fairly fresh which makes a change! We then ventured into the farm shop to buy some cake to eat later, well all I can say is.. I've just tucked into it and whilst the flavour isn't bad, the actual cake was extremely dense, not the best vs the price. Average rating from us because of the service and cake!

A little gem of a cafe and farm shop, off the beaten track but well worth a visit.We just called in for some bacon, but ended up buying a home-made fruit pie and some strawberries as well, as they looked so good. We were surprised to hear that the cafe was still open as it was about 4.45pm, but they stay open until at least 5.30, which is good to know as so many farm shops/cafes close well before this.We only wanted a cup of tea and a quick snack, but I was served the most enormous plateful of pate, toast, chutney and salad, which defeated me by a long way.We will certainly return when we are next in the area - but will make sure we are a bit hungrier to take advantage of the generous portions!

Had a nice lunch had scone and cream very large scone I didn't need anything else my husband had toasted sandwiches brie and beetroot very nice but we ordered two coffers which would be alright if you don't like coffee Brown water it's more like it. And don't go here if you're in a hurry very nice food but only one speed slow!

Had riber view plough mans for tea loads to eat all fresh , pork pie was to die for . Bought some scones to have later had the scones before they are out of this world . All food reasonably priced would recommend a visit .

We called in on Saturday after we had been out biking for a light lunch, we had the mushroom soup and then a scone, hubby had Bakewell tart, all homemade and delicious. We were that impressed we went back today (Sunday) for lunch. OMG it was one of the best Sunday lunches we have had. Piping hot, which I love. Everything FRESH. And when it says roasted meat it certainly is, not the meat that's processed and tastes of nothing. We will certainly be back. Sent compliments to the chef as we left, she certainly deserves it. Keep up the good work, Kath and her staff are doing and excellent job.

We visited today having driven past and turned around as we saw the sign saying breakfast served until 11.30.This place is a little gem with a lovely warm wood burner in the corner, a large clean toilet with nice baby changing table and even baby wipes and nappy bags. The staff were friendly and all of the cakes looked delicious. We had come in for breakfast and the plate was full 3 sausages 4 pieces of bacon, mushrooms, baked beans and a fried egg as well as 2 thick proper pieces of toast. The food was served quickly and was piping hot.Pleae take cash if you visit as they do not have a card machine but that was the omlu down side. They have plenty of items for sale as well from lovely jugs, cakes covers and scarfs.Will come back again when we are next in derbyshire.Matthew, Kelly and 7 week old Jack

Brilliant food. Very relaxed, We did wait for food but when its so fresh who cares. One of the best. Will visit again..

Small and cosy cafe, Very nice food, staff lovely reasonable priced. My husband and I Enjoyed our lunch. Nice little farm shop next door for essentials.

We got here to our table on time, although the table was not ready yet we were happy to wait outside as the weather was nice. However, had it not been nice we would have had to have waited in the rain. The food was excellent, very tasty. Too much apple on the hunters pork though if I were to make any suggestions. The only downside to this place was seeing 6 staff but waiting 30 minutes for sort drinks and 3 coffees. We ordered food at the same time and had to wait a further 30 minutes. Then being told we couldnt have Yorkshire puddings as they had ran out. They could have just made a few more as our party was a table of 8 and a baby. Desserts were very very nice and you could tell they were homemade. Sticky toffee pudding is definitely worth a try. Great with ice cream too! We had a lovely dinner just hoped we hadn't have had to wait so long. Maybe some of the staff were new. I would go again.

This amazing little cafe is tucked away in the hills and has welcoming homely atmostphere. The quaint decor is inkeeping with the beautifully cooked home made dishes. Make sure you are hungry before you order the meals as they are of generous portions and all delicious !! especially the Sunday roasts. All served with a happy banter and warm attitude. Excellent value for money.. Make sure you visit the farm shop next door and try Kaths home made mince pies.

We have been going to kaths for quite some time now. Sunday lunch is wonderful. A great choice of home cooked fresh food. Meat, veg of which is plentiful and cooked to perfection. Deserts are fabulous... lashings of homemade custard on homemade Deserts. I would highly recommend. A warm welcome from and for all.

Hurrah, Kath's is open again, and Chips on, my favourites. Had Chicken wrapped in bacon with chips simply delicious, added to this was a ( not sure which type but great ) cheese topping. We go 2/3 times a week usually have done since they opened and it is my absolute favourite for good wholesome food.Shame about Geoffs haircut.

My 99-year-old Dad and I make frequent visits here and the bacon cobs are to die for. With a welcoming wood-burning stove roaring away in the corner, their homemade cakes are delicious in the extreme! They are even open on Christmas Day for lunch when it's almost a family affair with regular customer's. Well done, Kath and team!

Lovely home cooked food very good ,close to Matlock friendly staff with choice of breakfast, lunch and snacks in the heart of Derbyshire

Been here a few times they do excellent meals, freshly cooked real food and very generous too. The afternoon teas are to die for and its always worth a visit if you are out this way.The hot meals are really good too hearty home cooking, Real Mash, Real pastry wonderful.May be best to book ahead for the famous Sunday lunches or if there are a few of you. There is seating outside too when the weather is nice and a lovely farm shop next to it.Staff are lovely.There is also parking.

Thanks to Trip advisor reviews we found somewhere for breakfast. After hectic night down the Victorian Xmas weekend in Matlock, Kaths cafe was lovely, food delicious and farm shop great. My 9 year old said " I don't mind waiting only a little bit longer because it's all fresh and cooked lovely, I'm stuffed".Thank you for a lovely home cooked meal.

Have driven past this place so many times so decided to call in for lunch. We were not disappointed. We both had the pie which was delicious and thoroughly enjoyed a big plateful of tasty home cooking. Would have liked a pudding but were full up! Will visit again.

We found this little gem on trip advisor whilst driving back from a mid-week stay in the peak district. Easy to find, just follow the yellow signs for Riber View cafe and there is a large car park and a quaint cafe with a warm atmosphere and bags of character! We had the afternoon tea for 2, VERY reasonably priced with choice of sandwiches made from local produce (we had the salmon on oat bread and corned beef and chutney on white roll -the chutney made by the owner is heavenly!) with salad, tea with local full fat milk and choice of cakes (we had the treacle tart and chocolate slice, very happy indeed). We loved the chutney so much we bought a jar from the farm shop ajoining the cafe. Wished we had more time and tummy space for more as it seems the cafe does breakfast, lunch and dinner, even opening on christmas day!! A MUST if you are in the area whichever meal you are in the mood for!

called for sunday roast on the 30.10.2016 after being told by friend to go there, how right he was just like mother made in the 60s every think cooked perfect with price being 7.50 per head will certainly return. [excellent]

Home cooked food what more could you ask for, piping hot fresh produce and what a plate full. We had a turkey dinner and Bakewell tart and custard beautiful.kath is a lovely lady who makes you feel so welcome ,we are glad we came across this lovely cafe and farm shop we just had to have half a dozen mince pies all home made I may add to take out.we were so full great value we will be back keep up the good work kath n staff great cook x

We visited this cafe last Sunday lunchtime 23rd Oct2016, there were 4 of us, 3 had the roast beef and 1 had the roast lamb dinner. The meat just melted in your mouth, all the food was hot on a very hot plate too. I would recommend having a meal there, but it,may be a good idea to book it before you go,as they were very busy.

A quirky little cake that was ridiculously cheap! We had tea for two and the most amazing piece of treacle and sultana tart for just over £4. Simply delicious and great value.

Kaths Cafe at Riber View , Sunday trip after the Carboot/Market , , Warm and Welcoming, the scones are really as big as the photo ,with jam and clotted cream too, Good breakfast , a cracking pot of tea plus a hot water top up , , dont go unless you dont mind relaxing because everything is freshly made , so it takes a little longer , Try it youll be back and so will we.

Visited today - great food again !I had good old fashioned Fish and Chips ( with mushy peas, of course ) while my wife indulged herself with the home made Chicken Pie.There is a varied menu, and a daily specials board, but you have to be early to avoid these being gone when you arrive. A nice atmosphere and home made food, what more can you ask for ?

I visit quite often now. The food is all fresh and the cakes, bread etc are home made! We ordered the beef potted meat and a jacket potato with tuna and it was exceptionally nice! For drinks we had a pot of tea for 2 which is more than enough. There is a shop next door where you can buy fresh meat and veg, local jam and honey or even small gifts etc. There is also a gluten free menu and option of soya milk. The service was lovely, we highly recommend!

This is the most amazing eatery. Feels just like 'mums cooking'. Everything is freshly made. The cottage pie topped with 'real' potato and fresh veg, was out of this world. You have to try it.. And the size of the scones!!! Wow! And the view is a bonus!

I can't put in to word how delicious their Sunday dinner is and no matter how many times you visit it's the same high quality tasty food everytime, we love this place

On way to nurseries and saw sign at end of Lickpenny Lane so decided to visit. So glad we did. Lovely farm shop, open countryside, plenty of outdoor seating, cosy and clean indoors. Staff were very pleasant, homemade soup was excellent and very filling, the cakes looked delicious but we resisted temptation on this occasion. We will definitely have to go back for a roast dinner as they looked amazing and of course a desert to follow.

Called here for lunch, and so glad we did. Had an excellent lunch, definitely home cooked and delicious food. Could not fault either the meal, the service, the menu or the venue. You have to visit to know what I mean! The only criticism if I was to find one is that the tables are quite close together, but saying that can't wait to go again. We have been out for lunch often recently, and for quality and value this has to be the best! Thank you Kath !

This place is fantastic for home made jams, chutney, pies and pate as well as fresh vegetables etc, the Sunday lunch is the best you will ever taste, all home cooked in the traditional way & the staff are very welcoming too & I would have given it 5 stars however even though there is a sign saying during busy times there maybe a delay the last time we visited we waited 1 hour & 40 mins for our food and this time it took 1 hour 10 mins. It's certainly worth waiting as its delicious however if your strapped for time then please take these comments on board.

This place is well worth going to. Sunday lunch is the best I have eaten anywhere ,only one quip if there needs to be one is there is so much I can't eat it all. Well cooked and served. Sometimes there is a wait to be served but well worth the wait

Visited the cafe today 13 may , when we arrived we where told the chicken pie was sold out but that wasn't a problem as there was many more choices on the menu so I chose brazing steak and the wife had patty. When the meals arrived I thought WOW I will never eat all that but how wrong I was because it was absolutely delicious the steak melted in my mouth and the veg was piping hot so I will definitely be visiting again very soon maybe for breakfast on a Saturday or Sunday. Well-done to all at the cafe.

Visited Riber view cafe yesterday and had a roast chicken dinner, which was a great value for money and was yummy. £6.50 for a large meal is not bad at all. The cafe it's self was also very clean and the service was great.

Been meaning to try this place for ages while in the area, some of family got their food, others not. After asking about it no apology was forthcoming. Waited a further 20 mins then gave up. Paid for what we had, and still no apology.... Sometimes bad service isn't minded so much if you get a pleasant apology, don't think we will be trying it again.

Visited for a midweek lunch. It's in a lovely location, perfect for a drive out or for those on a ramble or bike ride. The car park is small, with a few spaces on gravel further around. Some tables outside and quite a few inside. The tables are quite small for those wanting a main meal. The menu was interesting and varied. I ordered the roast pork, my friend the baked potatoe. My roast was huge, with all the trimming and proper carved meat (highly recommended). The baked potatoe was an equally big portion, but they'd run out of coleslaw. Both meals were good value for money, the staff pleasant enough and the service good. I will return.

clean, warm, welcoming, great cakes. came across this delightful pit stop whilst meanandering round in the hills and will definately make a return visit when in the area.

I had a lovely walk from our caravan nearby up to the farm shop for a pint of milk and a few top up food purchases ~ couldn't resist a lovely latte and slice of cake before I walked back! Great value and good home made food plus a beautiful location. By the way...photo was sent to my husband who had to go to work that day (showing him what he was missing!) but thought would share to show people reading reviews how nice it was!

really enjoyed this pleasant café.Friendly staff made us feel welcome with a good brew and toasted tea cakes .We will be back soon

I just love this place and go as often as I can - reasoning that if you've found somewhere marvellous why go anywhere else? Christmas lunch was fantastic, yet leisurely and unhurried and as expected the food was spectacular. I had smoked salmon salad for starters, followed by full Christmas lunch, then somehow managed a large amount of ice cream!

We went for breakfast on recomendation of some friends. Sadly when we got there we found out they only do breakfasts on a Saturday. Having a look at the menu we chose poached eggs on toast. Am I glad we did, it was SUPERB as was the pot of tea. Highly reccomend the food

We have been to Kath's cafe many times have never had a complaint about food or service both excellent. So we went for "THE CHRISTMAS DINNER" now i did not get to 17 stone without eating a few large meals but this meal was the largest i have ever had put in front of me. Everything was cooked to perfection, roast parsnips and potatoes plus carrots, peas, sprouts and mashed potato. Also a very large helping of the most wonderful tasting turkey complete with bread sauce and cranberry sauce.We had hoped to be able to sample the pudding but no way could we eat any thing else after such a huge very enjoyable meal. Enjoy your holiday and we will be back to sample more when you open again.Barry & Sheila

My friend and I had been walking in Derbyshire. Having passed Kaths Riber Vuew cafe many times in the past I decided to give it a try. Okay, haute cuisine it may not be but it is good honest home cooked food, good sized portions and great value for money. If you fancy food just like mum used to make, give it a try. Great food, friendly staff, great value.

We have dropped in here for years on our way to the mother in laws (!)It is a delight. Good basic produce shop next door, plenty of parking, warm & comfortable, lots of nick-nacks for sale, nice loo! But it is the food - we tend to do the teacakes or scones - none better. decent choice of lunch foods as well. Can get a bit full of Lycra clad ageing cyclists with funny shoes and muddy walkers. Don'e expect to be overwhelmed by the greeting but it is a bit of a gem

Have been visiting here for some years now and always find the food good. Because it is cooked to order there is a long wait but it is worth it. There are splendid views and it is a great area for walking.

We have visited this cafe a couple of times recently. The food is lovely, good home cooked food. The portions are very generous, the Sunday lunch is delicious and the desserts are heavenly! It is well worth a visit, it is probably best to book for lunches at the weekend, as it does get very busy.

visited this cafe for the first time in june this year have been going back regularly ever since . kath and her staff lovely very welcoming the food is beautiful home cooking and the scones the best i have ever had

We called in to try this cafe after it had been recommended to us and we weren't disappointed. The food was good and plentiful and the service and atmosphere very friendly. After eating, we also enjoyed visiting the nearby farm shop.

Called for coffee whilst passing ,we ordered two coffees and a slice of Bakewell tart This cafe was the most bizzare place I have had the misfortune to vist ,it ia a cluttered messy,dated cafe even the tart was unlike anything I had ever eaten,thank goodness I never have to return .

Went for Sunday lunch yesterday on the recommendation of friends. Had to wait a considerable time for our order, but it did arrive nice and hot! Home cooked traditional food was served and for that we were very happy. The dining area is very small and quite cramped and just a little too claustrophobic for our comfort.

Afternoon tea with the family, plenty to eat and as titled the largest fresh baked scones ever. A quirky little place

I / we have been going to Kath's for three or four years, It has very good home cooked food with sensible portion sizes. A varied menu, with fresh ingredients. We have never had a just average meal there. We shall continue going and enjoying the meals.The cakes are good and the scones deserve a very special mention.Always friendly