Little Barn Cafe in Miller's Farm Shop, in East Devon

We had researched local places to get a cream tea in the area - we were on holiday in Membury. As this was only 10 mins away from where we were staying, we drove to The Teapot Cafe. It was a lovely looking cafe within a farm shop area. (Lots of other lovely shops too.) It was very busy outside - we wouldn't sit out side though as there were too many wasps and dogs. We went inside where there were plenty of tables. We went to the counter to order our creams teas to find out they had run out of scones! Such a shame. They offered us cake but we were there for the cream teas! Sadly we decided to leave.

A lovely little spot situated next to a farm shop with other little independent businesses around it. The food was good using local farm produce only thing is the order was wrong. I did repeat the order twice to the person on the till and it still arrived wrong, the waitress offered to change it but I would have had to wait again so we ete what we were given. Good selection of food available seems popular.

Arrived just before 12 for lunch, but ordered a veggie breakfast which was very nice. My friend had eggs Benedict which looked lovely. Coffee and walnut cake was yummy and a very big slice. Overall, very good.

Excellent cafe, lovely selection of cakes. Went three times during our winter break. Went back on our last day for a full English breakfast. Highly recommend. Friendly staff .

Excellent full English. Great quality, friendly staff, good value. I haven't had breakfast here before and will definitely be back.

Without doubt the best sausages i've ever tasted. The breakfast is amazing and certainly up to par with any local hotel. Beautiful array of cakes And some real coffee shop coffee. Indoor and outdoor seating BOTH allow dogs. The Teapot is located at miller's Farm shop amd as expected a great place to stock up on fresh from the farm produce and fresh fruit. Amither Bonus is that it's also a garden centre so there is no reason to drive past. Now if you'll excuse me I have a sausage Bap to finish off. Paul pengelly

Just in the mood for a full English so what better place than than Miller’s teapot cafe. I had a Miller’s large breakfast and wife had vegetarian version Both were delish good produce good service Great atmosphere Give it a go

Called in for a quick mid morning bite. Bacon bap and sausage bap. Both huge. Very quick. Nothing fancy about the place, nice rustic feel. Lovely and warm thanks to the wood stove. Good value for money.

Very pleasant cafe good food well presented Staff very good & pleasant Only downside but does not bother me there can sometimes be a wait for food at busy times

We come here for quality and value for money not words you would expect to se together but is always achieved here. Generous portions and good quality we had breakfasts one large one regular both were delicious service was spot on give this place a go will definitely return

Lovely breakfast, had 3 great lunches and best scones I have ever had. Service was great. Very friendly and welcoming. Only had a bit of a wait once when they were very busy and they told us when we ordered and definitely worth the wait.

Had a great lunch. Superb fresh ingredients and a great outdoor area to eat. We had baguettes, oat milk lattes and finished off with a slice of amazing coffee and walnut cake. Very nice staff, great food, reasonably priced and excellent service

The food was exceptional , made and served by the lovely Hayley , thank you Hayley . Cakes looked amazing on the counter . But when we arrived we waited for table service as that’s what it was when we went last time . Which is always nice . But no one came , so I approached the counter to place my order and mentioned that I’d been waiting for my order to be taken at the table only to be told we don’t do that !!! Quite abruptly too . I said no problem it’s just when I came a few months back you did. I paid on my card and thought it sounded just a little to much but didn’t want to say untill I checked myself with the menu !! I was overcharged by £1 , doesn’t sound a lot but if you did that with every customer that would soon mount up . So when she bought the drinks over i mentioned it . I had an omelette which states ham , cheese , mushroom or tomato !!! Then extra charge of 75p per topping !!! Well even with my standard cheese omelette then add two extra toppings at 75p each. My order still was over charged. When she came back she was not good at customer services at all plonked it on the table saying we could t work it out so here’s the 50 p !!! I judge all the places I go but customer service , this was plain rude.!! So I’m afraid marked down by me .!!

The Teapot CAfe Table 7 Covers 4 26/02/2022 at 10:31:38 So, it was quite surprising that when we did show up at the Teapot Cafe, which we vivited a long time before, that it became a very frustrating experience on that day. I was born in France and have been previously trained for in the hospitality trade in France, then England, Scotland from restaurants to Inns and Hotels, as well as private high demanding personal service for key people in the USA, all for a total of eleven packed years; also mentoring and uplifting aon a high degree people and organisations altruistically for fifteen years, has taught me balance within facts, in decision making when making true statements. The service we had at the Teapot Cafe was terrible: to start with, we had to wait around fourty two minutes, to have one breakfast, one Eggs Royale (which then when we received it was not, see comment below), and a children's breakfasts: in our books, that takes 8 to 10 minutes top. Secondly the Eggs Royale were not on the menu (that was underlined before confirming the order) and they did put mushrooms intead os salmon plus the mufin was as tough as a shoe sole! And we were charged...the same price. At last but not least, when you have about four young waitresses, two "leader" ladies serving plus a chef, the service should be excellent. So, I pray they read this and have people knowing enough about correct catering to solve this problem, as if not, the word gets around quickly. I am sure they can redress it.

We stopped halfway to our holiday in Cornwall for a break, and then again on our way home. Friendly service, excellent coffee, and the apple cake, the raisin Danish, and the chocolate orange brownie were all just perfect.

A very nice meal, very clean, staff very friendly. I had a cream tea it was amazing a beautiful scone.

We had brunch on a Saturday and didn’t have to wait for a table. We had two vegetarian breakfasts, a child’s breakfast and a doorstop sandwich. They were all delicious. The staff were so friendly. The cafe is next to the farm shop which is also well worth a visit.

For our conference meal for 10 people we booked a table at The Teapot Café. They served up a marvellous selection of sandwiches cakes and scones and even catered for our dairy free delegate. The service was excellent and friendly, and the whole experience with...

Pretty quick service and tasty food. Size of cake portions are pretty big and overall great for a spot of lunch. You can hear road noise but this is good food for a reasonable price. Coffee was also very good. I imagine it gets busy...

Three of us enjoyed our breakfasts on a sunny Saturday. Service was prompt, the taste of the produce just lovely, and we have no complaints at all.

Waited 45 mins for 2 millers breakfasts. When We complained and were offered 2 free drinks and an apology. there are only about 8 tables in the cafe and staff certainly weren’t rushing around. When the breakfasts came the food was poor, i left over...

Waited 50 mins for a bacon sandwich and soup. No apology, only about 10 tables in the cafe and staff certainly weren’t rushing around. Food was poor, table was sticky.

Popped in for coffee and cake with a friend. Excellent service from ladies in teapot. Excellent latte and lemon cake.

Had a lovely lunch at the teapot. Went with my sister and Dad. Dad wanted something that wasn't actually on the menu, but they very kindly cooked it for him anyway. Food always good here and very good value

I have lunch or just tea and cake at The Teapot quite often, but this week took friends for lunch. It was just lovely, delicious and so reasonable. My friends loved and will go again. I feel I should not say too much as it...

We have been here once before and now we will make a stop here to break a journey. The first time we had the most delicious Victoria sponge cake with a cup of tea. This time we had lunch and found the prices to be...

Went to the teapot cafe for lunch with my mum and used the bathroom toilets dirty and needed cleaning and a light as you can’t see a thing. Not much soap available either. Went and ordered our food and waitress was ok. Took our order...

Travelling down to Plymouth from Portsmouth, an ideal stop on A35 It was pouring with rain on out lunchtime stop, so the cafe was crowded, only ducks & penguins would have been happy outside Varied snack menu, order at counter, food brought to your table....

Just had lunch at Teapot cafe.Excellent Bacon Brie and Cranberry Toasted sandwich can honestly say best one ive had. Staff very good and also enjoyed having the farm dog sat with us.Will be going back again.

Comfortable, sunny environment. Good staff, reasonably priced food. A very pleasant place to spend an hour or two for coffe or lunch.

One of the best cups of coffee I have had, and very pleasant staff too. The decor is interesting with its variety of teapots, and there is a selection of food as well.

We stopped in for a cream tea on the off chance while visiting the farm shop. We were made to feel welcome by the staff. They took our order at the table & quicky served us. The menu looked good. The cream tea was delicious...

Two full English breakfasts with tea and juice for under £15 represented really good value for money. The bacon, sausages and eggs were all very good quality; nothing wrong with the mushrooms, tomatoes or beans either.

We visited here as a big group of ten during Easter Holidays. Found the end corner seating area which accommodated all of us. The menu had plenty for us all to choose from which considering the age group-5-80 was great. The food arrived hot and was really lovely--such a shame we didn't have room for cake!! The staff were very nice and the cafe had a lovely feel to it.

Just the sort of menu we wanted but it missed the mark. Four of us paid our first visit to Millers Farm and were amazed at the shop. Beautiful fruit and veg at first then a wide range of groceries and wines. Certainly coming back to that. We all needed a lite bite and ordered 2 fish and chips, one quiche salad and chips and one ham, egg and chips - the writer. My ham did not seem very fresh but two thin slices of dry ham. The fish were like frozen battered fish and rather tasteless but the quiche was good, clearly home made. Service was fine and quick enough but we were not asked if we were ok.

The best and most hearty home cooked brunch ever. Local produce, fantastic cakes, HUGE bacon butties and great tea and coffee. All served with a smile. Fantastic!

Me and my husband visited the Teapot for lunch .

We ordered one vegetable soup with bread and one sausage bap. The vegetable soup was clearly liquidised with no sign of any vegetable in it, and both glutinous in texture and utterly flavourless. The sausage bap was the size of a house, but quantity triumphed over quality due to the flavourless, cotton-wool-like texture and flavourless bread. We left more than we ate. On leaving the waitress asked if 'everything was ok', to which we commented specifically on our disappointment with the soup. She said that we should have said something earlier, but really, that isn't the point. A great many cafes and restaurants ask customers if their meals are ok a minute or two after they have served them- that way things can be put right. It wasn't especially busy when we were there so that could have been done. Can't recommend this place at all, and won't return.

Came here today for lunch with my friend. Fast efficient service. The food we ordered was very good and enjoyable and very good value for money. Plenty of seating areas and staff polite. Will definitely be returning. 🤗

Decided to try here as I had heard there had been a refurbishment, was not dissapointed lovely friendly service and most importantly a great breakfast. Also great value!

We travelled especially from Chard to Millers Farm Shop to visit the cafe after having looked at photos on their website of food available.

Stopped off in passing for coffee/cake. Food & drink were spot on - really good quality! Unfortunately service was painfully slow. I appreciate it was a very busy time.

We bought a cream tea. We were given one smallish scone with jam and cream. I went to buy another scone as it wasn't enough, so I bought a plain scone on its own, nothing else with... or on it... and the shop owner / assistant charged me two pounds! I felt so embarrassed on her behalf, but to be honest it was wasted on her...she joyfully put the dry scone on a plate and handed it so me. I quietly kicked myself afterwards for paying the money...vowing never to go back again!

Drawing on visitors to Millers Farm shop this little cafe does lunches and snacks. We stopped for coffee and scones. Butter with the scones which were average but no jam.

Great stop for easy lunch on long journey. Fresh food, late breakfasts, friendly staff and dog friendly. Lots of seating and a garden centre on the side for those who are interested. Pull over for Miller Farm sign.

Eaten at the teapot a couple of times in the past few days and the food is great, service good and a farm shop on site. Recommend the cakes too!

We were staying nearby and called in for breakfast. The other half had a full English breakfast which he he enjoyed. However as a non meat eater it would have been nice to have seen a veggie cooked breakfast option....I ended up with a toasted teacake, which was nice. I was told I could have double of everything that the meat eater had minus the meat....

Very cute little tea room, my partner had a great tuna melt toastie, I had a nice cream tea. We arrived just before they stopped serving food, which they kindly let us know as we were dithering about whether to order something or not.

.... and don't get me started on the quiche and cakeage!

We came here twice when we were in East Devon on holiday. We went into the farm shop and then had coffee and toasted teacakes which were lovely it is semi open air so if it is raining there is cover. We went back the following week and i had a bacon roll which was absolutely stuffed with bacon, husband had orange cake he said it was really light and delicious, wish we lived closer!

We popped in with our two dogs for a cup of coffee and ended up eating there. The toasted sandwiches tasted great with generous fillings and a lovely side salad. The staff were friendly and the service was good. Definitely worth a visit

Great, simple food, lovely presentation, helpful staff and service with a smile. Dogs allowed and seating is both indoors and out under the shade of parasols and the watchful, friendly eyes of the sage Farm spaniel.

Tenía un excelente desayuno cocinado durante unas vacaciones aquí. Todo estaba fresco casero y delicioso. Café fabuloso y relajante lugar para sentarse y ver pasar el mundo. Mi compañero tenía un pastel de té tostado y era tan bueno que regresé por otra!

Not what it used to be, poor service and luke warm coffee. There's better in the area, such a shame, used to be so good, what a let down.

Nos detuvimos para tomar un descanso durante un paseo. Pedí una tarta, Moka, jamón, huevos y patatas fritas y otro plato. El trozo de pastel había sido cortado desigualmente, de tal forma que los de abajo era más pequeña que la primera, sin embargo, la tarta no sepan bien, simplemente no buena relación calidad-precio! Yo estaba muy decepcionado por los huevos con jamón y patatas fritas, el jamón parecía ser de las rodajas de procesados, así como finas y correoso, el huevo era underdone (partes del huevo no estaba todavía crudo) y las patatas fritas eran en realidad patatas fritas. Yo habría esperado patatas fritas gruesas o papas fritas caseras de patata en vez de congelados por un lugar en este entorno.

Visitamos la zona recientemente y fuimos a la tienda de la granja para hacer algunas compras (que es excelente). Cafetería encontramos y decidimos pasar un rápido almuerzo y bebida caliente en un día frío.

A menudo viven cerca, visitar la tienda de la granja para buena locales y "deli" artículos más inusual tipo (también tienen una tienda de pescado fresco). El año pasado abrieron una cabaña que sirve bebidas y bocadillos, y este año hemos ampliado la zona de asientos y cubierto en una manera que siente como todavía parcialmente en el abierto. No he comido mucho allí, pero cuando tengo, me ha impresionado para un sitio tan pequeño. El sándwiches tostados son abundantes y deliciosos, el deliciosos pasteles, la leche buena y los precios razonables. Si estás de paso, es sin duda uno de los mejores lugares donde parar, con la ventaja añadida de curiosear por una estupenda comida para llevar a casa.

Visitamos la Granja de Miller hoy - muy buena tienda.

Tres de nosotros disfrutamos de un cordero al curry korma casero, teníamos cafés muy buena y a un precio razonable mientras esperábamos nuestro curry, que tardó 15 minutos para preparar. La cafetería está cubierto, pero afuera, como muchos de los cafés de Nueva Zelanda. Mantas dan!

Living in East Devon I don't normally go to the Little Barn Cafe for anything other than a quick coffee when shopping at Millers, but on reading the reviews I thought I would try the bacon buttie; it must be one of the "best in the West" - big bap, lovely bacon, good price and very pleasant staff serving. Plus on a cold day there are soft rugs to wrap round you when sitting outside, I could have stayed for hours!

Had breakfast here before our journey home.The food was very tasty and well cooked albeit slightly pricey.Payment was a little haphazard as if you wanted to pay by card one had to go into the farm shop with a ticket detailing the order and amount to pay, the staff in the shop forgot to give this back so we spent time locating it before our breakfasts could be started, this also happened to the people at the next table.The staff in the cafe were friendly and welcoming but the owner of the farm shop appeared not to enjoy his work and each time he walked past the tables was mumbling and grumbling about something and was not very welcoming towards his customers.

This is a little gem! They have just opened the new hut and the coffee is lovely- excellent latte!The toasties are really good with lovely bread and generous and tasty fillings. My husband loves the bacon butty! You know you are getting good quality and locally sourced food. The homemade cakes all look good too - something to try another time. Another big plus is the welcoming and cheerful staff. If you want a nice relaxing sit down with a good coffee and tasty snack, Millers is the place to go!

A quick snack while shopping, fast friendly service, reasonable cost. We were early, so don't know about cakes, but bacon baps great.

We had some friends visit us and they fancied a cream Tea but didn't want to queue in Lyme Regis so we went to Millers farm shop cafe on the A35 at Kilmington near Axminster with a large free car park. Everyone really enjoyed it and then spent half an hour in the shop buying local produce. If you are on your way to your holiday destination and need a break it's a great place to stop.

I agree with the other reviewers this little coffee shop is just wonderful. A little bit of heaven, tucked away in the corner of the farm shop.Serves excellent coffee, and great bacon butties!. Also very good good cakes, scones etc.One not to be missed.

The café is quite rustic, and is basically a corner of the farm shop (at present at least) but the food is delicious and very good value, and the portions generous, a wide range of coffees and other drinks are available - not at Costa and Starbucks prices!

brilliant farm shop with local produce and good coffee along with home baked cakes and bacon 'butties'

There is a great range of teas and coffees, and light snacks - their bacon baps are wonderful! All the food is freshly prepared from local ingredients. Plenty of parking, and a marvellous farm shop is there to tempt you with all manner of local produce, and also French produce that Malcolm collects from France on a regular basis! A real gem!