Kirkleatham Walled Garden And Restaurant in Redcar and Cleveland

We only visited for the walled garden but had to queue up at the cafe counter to buy our entry tickets. We visited at 11am so not exactly ‘lunchtime rush hour’ but it still took 20+ minutes of queuing. Once we got into the garden we realised it was not worth it- you can see most of it from the outside seating area of the cafe. At least the car park was free(!).

Visited the walled garden restaurant , totally over priced , average quality and very small portions , £4.95 for a small piece of cake!!

Visited this cafe recently with my family and what a disappointment. My mums jacket potato was rotten in the middle (surely they would have seen this when cutting it in half). My sandwich was so underwhelming. £6.50 for a Warbuttons type bread sandwich and a tiny weeny bit of salad is way too expensive. Wouldn’t have minded paying that if it wasn’t so boring and tiny! Also the latte was a rip off. Nearly £4 for the smallest ever latte in a plastic cup. Yep don’t think we will go again ☹️

Same old same. Chefs are on the sick. This is meant to be an established cookery college yet the simple food is mostly microwaved. They said chefs have rang in sick yet this was there excuse 2 mnths ago its a joke 45 mins for a wrap and chips. Its the same senario with others we have spoke too. Never again this explains why they dont have good reviews. Sort this out as this is a great place ran by non business wise tennants.

Maybe it was a bad day, but quiche - broccoli - was disgusting. Chips now logs. Salad dressing cheap and coleslaw so healthy... hardly any mayo on it. Used to be so nice. Takes a lot for me to leave food, but really, need to do better. 🙁

Lovely spot with excellent reasonably priced snacks and meals. Kitchen cooking to order with specials for families and children

Went today for afternoon tea and it was amazing beautiful dressed table food absolutely lovely and such helpful staff would definitely recommend it

Lovely cafe, accessible without having to go into the gardens which you need to pay for. Free parking and plenty of spaces. I went with my partner, I had a breakfast with gluten free bread and my partner had a gluten free sandwich, we followed up with gluten free carrot cake. We also had lattes to drink. The food was very nice and the surroundings very pleasant. Staff were very obliging and pleasant too. There were plenty of spare tables when we went in around 11:45am. I understand the cafe is under new management. It was very clean, relaxing and an enjoyable experience.

Don't bother - seriously! Stopped for lunch at about 1pm. We'd heard that this place was really good so were concerned straight away when the cafe was almost empty. The menu was very limited so we both went for "loaded chips", something we don't normally eat but thought it would fill us up. I had the cheese and bacon, My wife had the chilli chicken. They came with dry, cooked from frozen chips. The cheese was tasteless and the bacon cut into tiny pieces. My wife's chips were awful so she picked the topping off but said the chicken was almost cold anyway. Two portions of loaded chips and tea for two came to just under £20 - I put the change in the tips then nearly asked for it back when I was told I had to carry our tray to the table myself - there was hardly anyone in so the waiting staff were hardly too busy to do it! Toilets were disgusting. The cleaner obviously never looks up as the extractor fan was covered in a layer of muck and has probably never been cleaned. We won't be back, sorry. On the plus side, the view of the garden was nice and the staff were friendly enough.

No menus available Very limited food offerings Had sausage sandwich two pieces of bread two sausage uncut placed in bread had to cut them open myself the food was cool and of poor quality. The coffee was cool and poor quality The cakes were again very limited and of poor quality It's a shame as the venue is excellent but the Cafe bit is poor