Low Sizergh Barn Tea Room in South Lakeland

Extremely mean apply syrup with pancakes and LONG wait for food. Generally good quality food but mean with accompaniments and service average.

Eleven of us enjoyed a delicious lunch at the Barn. Fantastic quiche and rarebit with super fresh and tasty salad. It was very busy but the staff were excellent - efficient and friendly while working their socks off. We had a bit of a wait for our food but is was well worth us. Yum!

First visit, probably last. Ordered 2 coffees, 2 scones. Forty Five minutes later, order arrived at our table. Asked for sweetener for coffee, "don't have any". I think it fair to say a 45 minute wait, - is a joke. Sweetener, should have checked the menu ?

The farm shop is lovely to wander around - watch the floor it’s a bit undulating! My partner bought some sausage rolls to take away. Wasn’t impressed unfortunately. For the price the two quite small sausage rolls were very greasy (nice and warm though!) and literally two bites each. Probably wouldn’t return.

Visited on a busy Saturday as we were passing through and were pleased to get a table. My husband had the all-day brunch but was disappointed to find that the restaurant does not offer brown sauce, very much a staple for this sort of meal we thought. I had the veggie chilli, unfortunately the bowl was filled mainly with wedges and hardly any actual chilli. I had paid extra for some coleslaw and thought it had been missed, when querying I was told it was under a wedge, literally less than a teaspoon worth for a £1 extra! The farm shop was worth a walk round but was short of fresh stock during our visit. We left slightly disappointed but may try again if we happen to be passing by.

Called in at a busy lunch time, we weren`t ravenously hungry, but needed to eat. This is a lovely farm shop, with a first floor tea room/cafe. There is a lift, which is useful, my wife has painful legs, which often prevents her climbing stairs. The place was busy, but plenty of seating. I think it would be difficult for a wheelchair user. We selected from the menu, & both chose quiche with salad. The food came quickly, the quiche was delicious, however, the salad left a bit to be desired. It consisted of a few leaves, some coleslaw & some type of rice. I have to say it is not my idea of salad. I think it could be described on the menu a little differently, to make diners aware, it is more of an accompianment, rather than salad. Maybe I`m being picky. All that said, we would definitely return.

Family of 8 seated at tables overlooking the milking room. Everything you want from a holiday breakfast. The staff were friendly, professional and helpful. Sizergh Breakfast was tasty and filling, particularly liked their Cumberland Sausages. Shakshuka was almost perfect, the poached egg a little firm. The Pancakes very good. No complaints about the food. One breakfast was missed but immediately sorted once we pointed it out. Served very promptly. Usually have some photos but too eager to get stuck in.

Plenty of parking. Delightful farm buildings, all well maintained. We found the staff very helpful and the range of items for sale was very large. They have a lift to the cafe floor. A very rustic and unique cafe area with a view of the milking parlour below. A good range of home baking and full flavoured coffee. Prices were fair and the portions size was generous. Service was prompt.

We found this gem of a place to have lunch on the way back from the Lakes and really enjoyed the whole experience. The tearoom is upstairs above a fantastic farm shop and has a diverse menu and happy friendly staff to brighten up the day. All the food we ordered was delicious and was quite reasonably priced. it was very busy but the staff were very efficient at clearing and cleaning tables. Glad we stopped!

A quick stop when travelling home to Scotland. We found the cafe to be clean with a good choice and quick service. The farm shop is well stocked and bought a few treats

Despite the last few negative reviews I disagree as we had a first class meal The service ,staff and setting is very special and worth the trip on the way to the Lakes The shop is interesting with a good selection of goodies

Haven’t visited for many years and was looking forward to visiting again. Was told at the counter ‘no quiche’ left even though it was still advertised on the board. I wasn’t given a menu to look at to reorder so chose the brunch as I had seen that on the menu earlier. Drinks came and the waitress was pleasant. Tea was very wishy washy and cappuccino was luke warm. Food arrived. No offer of sauces. Welsh rarebit was small. No taste to coleslaw. Not even sure what was on the salad but it wasn’t nice. The bacon on the brunch was incredibly chewy and the sausage was cold. Nobody came to ask if everything ok. Won’t be visiting again.

Called in for a snack at lunchtime. Midweek, but very quiet, but we now think we know why!. Ordered a ham salad sandwich and an egg mayanaise. Both came with a small side of salad, but to be honest the soft seeded bap was small and not over filled. Had a pot of tea. We orderd a portion of potato wedges which were truly terrible...A bowl of skin on wedges, undercooked, coated in oil and just soggy potato. We sent them back and they said they would replace them...They did, with exactly the same thing !!. We asked and got our money back. This little lot came in just shy of £25.00.... No wonder they were quiet. We for one shall not be returning!!!

12.50 on a quiet Tuesday, straight in, no queuing. Asked for today's special, ham quiche- all gone. So I settled for a bacon sandwich and a chocolate milkshake. The sandwich was ok, crispy bacon but I had to request sauce, not offered or available. The milkshake however was terrible - even more so considering its from a dairy. Menu says ice cream, NO only milk and there is no way any chocolate has seen the glass! Nice waitress did take it away and brought one with ice cream but so bland and tasteless! Not a successful visit.

Popped in for a breakfast very busy have to order at the till food took about 15min to arrive it’s all very good quality stuff we all enjoyed it they even do gluten free well done will be back

Visited today for lunch. Food was lovely and everyone left feeling full and happy! Reasonably priced for the quality of produce

The tables are all so close together we felt squashed in our seats, they have too many tables for the size of the cafe.There was a big queue of people waiting for seats and unfortunately this was right by our table. Couldn’t relax at all not a pleasant experience. Table and condiments on table weren’t very clean. Ordered quiche,scones and Mac and cheese the quiche and scones were nice but the Mac and cheese wasn’t good very runny not very tasty.

Stopped for a hot drink on the way to our holiday accommodation. Plenty of room to sit and the hot chocolate was delicious! Ended up returning on our last day for lunch - slightly busier but we didn't have to wait long for a table. We ordered via the app (much easier to use if you're memory is like a sieve!!) and didn't wait long for food and drinks to arrive. Very good portion sizes and all tasted very good. We'd visit more often if we lived closer!!

What a lovely little place. This is my first time coming here I was served by a lady called hazel who was very friendly and brought over my coffee and cake and had a quick chat with me. Lovely place and a lovely group of staff. A nice amount of product to look at. Will return to this lovely little farm shop and cafe

After visiting the lovely farm shop we went upstairs to the cafe , where I ordered a vegetarian breakfast and my husband had a Cumbrian breakfast, they both came on greasy plates with the mushrooms swimming in oil , the bacon was crisped and frazzled and my vegetarian breakfast also contained some bacon ,!!! I gave the not so frazzled bacon to my husband and mentioned it to the young waitress, she replied” Oh well that shouldn’t be there” ,and that was the end of that , obviously our comment was not passed on to anyone else, I would have expected someone to come and explain as to why there was bacon on a veggie breakfast ! Complaint’s obviously aren’t taken seriously ,

Stopped for lunch and enjoyed a “Farmers lunch”, like a ploughman’s - a fabulous plate of local fresh produce. Delicious. Thanks!

Low Sizergh Barn is a nice place to visit. Apart from the cafe, it has a meat counter, sells local food produce, locally made goods, cards and gifts. Not for poor people, I find the prices are a little high. Really its a glorified gift or souvenir shop with a cafe. 2 jam scones and 2 coffees cost us £14-40, which is about my limit. For a small family, cake and a drink here would be an expensive outing, but otherwise the service and quality of the food is good.

The food is really well made and delicious. My husband is vegetarian and reports tge veggie burger is the best he's ever had. Cakes also amazing. My only criticism is the Welsh Rarebit (1 small slice of toast) was a very stingy portion size. Not good value for money. Glad we bought a side of wedges.

Used to love this place but the food seems to have gone downhill recently. We ordered the rarebit, expecting a lovely chunk of sourdough bread. A thin slice of white bread was not what we were expecting for £7.95. No taste of anything other than an unpleasant cheese texture on top. Still hungry after we had eaten it. Poor. Won’t be returning any time soon. Plenty of other options in the area. The one redeeming feature was the lovely cakes.

Found this little gem while exploring the lake district. Yheres a nice farm trail/walk, 2 miles i think, we had a wee wander along, maybe half way. Easy enough riute would be great for dog walking. The farm shop has some wonderful stock. Could of spent fortune on cheese and bisuits! We had a cuppa and cake/scones at the cafe. The scones were the best cheese scones we've ever had and ghe cake slices were huge 😁 we saw the cows getting milked from the cafe window to which they use in the cafe if I remember correctly. You can pasteurised milk or raw milk and raw milk is available straight from a machine outside. The cattle grids to get in and out are lethal tho so take care taking your car over them!

I got served some truly terrible coffee by and extremely grumpy man. Warm milk would be a better way to describe my drink. At least the drink was warm because the greating was ice cold.

We visited due to a previous good experience however this time it’s fell very short of good. Ordered drinks & food as 3 separate orders. Food came for each order but no drinks. Despite asking when each order came they still did not arrive. Spoke a lovely young girl in the shop who said she would ask what was going & asked us to write down our order. Whilst waiting I called in the shop to buy biscuits. Only to hear an older lady morning about the young girl not at her till. No worries I explained she sorting our order. Apparently she shouldnt have !! No one else offered !! Various people them started to flap around about the drinks. Luckily another lady took charge eventually & sorted the drinks & apologised. I just hope they apologised to the young girl who actual offered support, service & a solution!! Not sure we will rush back, such a shame & sad way to treat a member of your team !!!

I've been here many times before over many years and I've always found the experience exhilarating and very cozy with a lovely shop and a great cafe overlooking the milk and parlour which is fascinating. The food is of a high standard and I highly recommend the cheese scones ,cakes and breakfast and brunch dishes It's undata to play the best place in the area to relax and enjoy the food with friendly staff and good homemade cooking in a unique position.

Called first thing for breakfast, not a cheery welcome from staff, usual menu, ate scrambled egg and bacon and sausage sandwiches, they were just ok, - bacon v crunchy and sausages a little tough. First time we have not given here 5, maybe just a bad start to their day. We will revisit

Great little farm shop & cafe, been a couple of times and doesn’t disappoint. Veggie breakfast with amazing scrambled eggs, Hawkshead Brown Sauce is fantastic. Double espresso that should keep me away for the drive home, lovely and fruity. If one thing could be improved it’s the service, but it was the end of a B/H weekend, busy and raining so I could be doing this an injustice. Overall a lovely visit, thanks Low Sizergh Barn

After spending some time in lovely farm shop underneath the café, we went upstairs to have brunch/lunch with a friend and her two children. Sadly, the food was terrible. We ordered rarebit with an egg on top - a request that seemed to confuse them - and when they brought it out, consisted of one piece of cheese on toast that had only been toasted on one side, with a large dollop of salad and coleslaw taking up most of the room on the plate, and on top of the rarebit? Not a poached egg in sight (which is the norm for this dish - we used to have it at Bettys Tea Rooms when it was still on the menu) instead we had not one, but two cold hard and rubbery fried eggs. So weird. We battled through and ate most of it, however we now wish we hadn't, as it's now 8pm and we both have had stomach aches all day. Such a pity that none of the staff even came over to check if we had had a nice meal. The meal wasn't even saved by the milkshakes we had, as it tasted watered down.

Lovely good quality food and value for money. Lots of interesting stuff in the shop. Plenty parking - corteous sevice

Nice cafe above the farm shop with live feed to cows being milked. We had some tasty cakes, freshly baked. Plenty of room and pleasant surroundings

Came with a friend and we had the sausage and mash on the specials board. It was delicious. The service was very fast and friendly. The staff we saw all seemed helpful. Despite previous review the cafe looked clean and welcoming.

Previous occupants table not cleared or table wiped. We had soup, which was barely warm. It tasted ok, but seemed too short staffed to complain. Drinks arrived, after we had eaten. I wouldn’t return,

Compared with the excellent Farmshop Downstairs the Cafe was unwelcoming, grubby, dated and had an uninspired offering of food. The tired laminated menu has sandwiches of Egg, Cheese or Ham only - no chicken or fish or . . . anything else. Jacket Potatoes were...

Went in, on the advise of a friend. We ordered lunch, the 2 men in our group ordered lamb and mint stew. When it arrived I was very surprised at the very small amount they received. The receptical was around one and a half inches...

Lovely rarebit with bacon. The fruit scone was also very good. Really nice food. Busy cafe and our table by the till wasn't a good spot to sit as there was constant traffic of people by our table. Would recommend avoiding sitting there if you...

The cafe is upstairs and overlooks the milking parlour. The cows are milked after 3pm. Before then they can be seen in the stable. The Americano is strong-flavoured and the scones (cheese and fruit) are recommended. There is ample parking because the barn is a...

Enjoyed a walk around the grounds, was peaceful and very pleasant, my little boy really enjoyed it here, there is a car park, the cafe had a nice atmosphere and food was really nice too, would visit again

Wonderful service and delicious hot cooked food with a well stocked farm shop and gift shop on site. We will definitely go back

Myself and my sister had just travelled up from Powys and had stopped on the way to stretch our feet and walk the dog at Sizergh Castle, unfortunately, the cafe was close at Sizergh Castle, so as we were looking for somewhere to eat before...

Visited here with a friend for coffees. Waiting staff all round the counter chatting. It used to be table service but eventually we realised no one was coming to take our order. Had to go up to the counter to order and pay in advance....

I ordered the Cumbrian breakfast with poached egg and white toast and a pot of tea. The poached egg hadn’t been drained properly and the plate was swimming in water. The toast was that soggy it stuck to the plate. Sausages and bacon were really...

It seems this place is a bit a victim of its own success. It was absolutely packed , so I assume it must be a decent place. However, tables looked quite untidy,, air was stuffy, room was noisy and service seemed in chaos, so we...

This place used to be very nice, good food, full table service and a relaxing experience. Now you queue for ages for a table even when half the tables are not in use but can’t be used as they haven’t been cleared. When you finally...

I visited Low Sizergh Barn on my way home from a weekend in the Lakes and just had to pop in for a visit. Such a lovely little farm shop, all the staff are friendly and so helpful. We also had some lunch upstairs in...

Being going down hill for the last year as locals we have finally given up and will not return. Now run by a group of school girls that prefer to gossip and giggle than to serve. God forbid you actually ask for something you have...

Called mid afternoon for a snack - I was very surprised at the state of the tables - the sauce bottles and caddies were quite a shock! Virtually empty bottles caked with old sauce and the wooden caddies that housed them were in a horrible...

The brunch is a great size and is delicious. Service always seems really good when we're there. I saw a large table being waited on by 4 waitresses. Great service. Good food. You can watch cows being milked from the cafe too before taking in...

We were staying near by and decided to pop to Low Sizergh Barn for lunch. It was fairly busy but we were found a table and were soon seated with a menu. We ordered our food and drinks , the menu has plenty of choice...

I stopped here mid afternoon and had a generous pot of tea for one, and a scone with jam and cream. the scone was good, and the portions generous, although a little pricey, perhaps. As well as an extensive gift shop beneath the cafe, there...

Nice food. Nice situation… but sitting outside you’ll need to drown out the road noise… but terrible service on this visit… orders came in multiple tranches over a long period of time… and despite having to ask for a clean glass three times, they couldn’t...

Fantastic lunch made with local produce. A great find and we'll come again. Not expensive and ideal for families and couples.

A lovely visit for lunch the Welsh rarebit fab and loved seeing a children's salad. Lovely staff and the bread for sandwiches was lovely. Only improvement a salad with quiche was more a garnish ie lettuce and potato salad needed more on it.

Lovely hot coffee and delicious food products to purchase. However, lots of plastic cutlery 😔 Could bamboo/ wooden alternatives be used? Friendly service. Will definitely return.

We took out the food rather than having it in the cafe but the farm shop was clean and well stocked. All the food is really fresh and very tasty. The staff are really friendly and we went back twice more during our stay. I...

… that a review I wrote following my visit last month seems to have disappeared! I visited the cafe late lunch at a time when it was quite busy. The lady running the show was very efficient and managing her team extremely well… turning and...

We were a party of 10 and we all managed to sit together. The service was spot on. Food and drink ordered came really quickly and nothing was too much trouble. Will be back to explore the very interesting shop.

Beautiful fresh clean farm shop with hot food to order. Plenty of choice for all taste buds and a lovely farm shop to take home something special. Just off the main road. Working farm with a nature trail to follow.

Called in mid afternoon just as cows coming in to be milked, excellent cakes as usual and bought our cheese for our week in the Lakes. Usual high standard, many thanks

We were on our way home from a couple of nights in Windermere and wanted to go somewhere different for breakfast. This was 15 mins away so we called in. Sat out with our dog and ordered 2 breakfasts, coffee and juice. It was excellent....

It is a great idea to eat outside, however it is not good to wait 20 minutes to order from the hut outside. One person taking orders, payment and making cofees is not enough. It then took another 20 minutes for the meal to arrive...

We always try to visit the Low Sizergh Barn for the excellent cafe and the lovely Farm Shop. There is ample free parking and also a great walking trail around the working dairy farm if you wish to get stretch your legs. The gift shop...

A lovely farm shop selling beautiful produce and gifts. We ate breakfast in the cafe which was delicious. We had porridge and a bacon and mushroom sandwich.

Have been using the cafe for years as a stopping off point on the journey from Manchester to Coniston we visited today and were not disappointed by the food but serious questions were raised with regards to both the manners and politeness of the staff…curt...

On a recommendation, we stopped in for breakfast before our long drive home and found this place to be great. A lovely full breakfast followed by sandwiches and snacks for a drive south. Found it to be well priced for the area

Really enjoyed our visit meeting up with family. Great choice of hot and cold food. Great service, The Low Sizergh breakfast was first class.

The cafe here is very nice and rustic albeit you have to climb stairs (a lift is available somewhere). Signs for the cafe are not clear - nevertheless once there it is OK. Staff are welcoming and friendly, it is table service. A fair range...

We love Low Sizergh Barn, there food and drinks are superb. This time I was disappointed that cheese scone with my soup was "soggy" like microwaved soggy. No scone texture left! I explained that as we were paying and was told "Yes that's how we...

We went for a brunch hoping to find a few alternatives to the standard English breakfast. Eggs Benedict for example? The closet we got were two poached eggs on two slices of dry supermarket granary bread. No garnishes. No black pepper. These days bread comes...

We stopped here for breakfast, lovely place to stop and take a break from the road, the breakfast as you will see was lovely. So we decided to stop in and have lunch a few days later on our way back, the egg mayonnaise sandwich...

Found this by accident having given up on the cafe at Sizergh castle. It was busy upstairs and our order took a while but the soup and the scones were very tasty if a bit pricey. It was fun to be able to watch the...

All home made produce served. Reasonable selection of sandwiches served on white/brown rolls and garnished with coleslaw/lettuce. Home made lemonade is worth a try and tea loaf was delicious served with butter. Good selection of cakes, some of which you can buy in the farm...

The cafe used to be very good, I really don’t know what has happened to it. We used to go fairly often (being local) but won’t be going again any time soon. Food was below their previous good quality and standard, we weren’t asked if...

Was expecting a nice lunch with a variety of flavour but instead got a bland and basic sandwich. Everything in the shop is wrapped in plastic so not very good for the environment. Wouldn’t recommend.

We waited 15 minutes to be seated, then when seated we waited an hour. We asked several members of staff if someone would come and take our order, each time being told that someone was on the way, but no one ever materialised. We gave...

We we driving south from Scotland and decided to stop off somewhere local instead of a service station. What a terrible mistake!! If you want rude service then try it but be warned. The cafe is upstairs (kinda hidden), there was 8 of us and...

This venue was extremely busy, with many children. It was a shame there was a lack of ventilation. The drinks and scones were good. I was extremely worried when I realised they sold 'Dorothys tea' from Grange over Sands (Haslemere Cafe) as I really do...

3 of us came here at about 10.30am. It was too wet to sit outside unfortunately so we had to go inside. It was very noisy, busy and hot with no ventilation.We ordered 2 coffees, 1 tea, a cheese scone (£3.25) and 2 bacon rolls....

Was really excited to come here to see the shop and eat lunch at the cafe. I had heard some really good things about it and it always pops up on top farm shops / cafes in the Lakes. Now we have been to many...

It was a busy day and the cafe seemed to be struggling somewhat. I think the kitchen serving the cafe was also serving the outside cafe (the shed). Unfortunately, the kitchen struggled to cope with the demand and it took over 45mins for our hot...

Went for walk on farm trail and then coffee and scones. Food was lovely but could not eat outside as many wasps landed on the jam on our scones within seconds. Had to take shelter inside to finish our food. I know wasps are an...

I spotted this farm shop and cafe listed in The Times' 30 farm shops article today and, sold by their attractive and informative website advertising a cafe with outdoor seating, decided to take a trip up the M6 for a visit to Low Sizergh. In...

£3.95 for one extremely thin, small slice of white bread not even fully covered with cheese.....very disappointing. When it was queried the staff obviously couldn't care less - no excuse as they weren't that busy.

Ordered a sausage bap. The sausages had obviously been cooked the day before and warmed up. They admitted they had no fresh sausages to cooked. Skin tougher than leather. Not sure if this allowed & could possibly make you ill

Sizeberg farm was recommended to me, had high expectations on arrival. Looks very inviting, well thought through and we loved our walk around the farm grounds and the farm’s support of mental health through gardening. Breakfast in the cafe was a let down, we both...

We popped in to have a quick look as we live locally but had never been. What a find, it's a well stocked shop. Downstairs is a well stocked food hall that sells, meats, cheeses and hot bakes. It also sells alcohol which is reasonably...

Lovely shop (fairly small though) and great cake from the vendor outside the shop. Did not try the cafe. Farm walk disappointing - took my 3 year old on this walk but turned back part way - barely any animals and lake drained. Paths not...

Perhaps I have been spoiled by better experiences elsewhere, but £8.30 for takeaway tea and a bacon sandwich containing 3 small pieces of thin bacon is disappointing.

Lovely tea room above the farm shop with a large window looking at the cattle. Breakfast is served till 11:30 got there with 10 mins to spare . Chose the farmers breakfast it is big and rich with amazing sausage and black pudding. Highly recommended

What a lovely little Farm shop and cafe.. We loved the food and drinks. Farm shop lovely and cute. Lots of lovely staff and helpful. Will definitely be back. Thanks for a lovely experience

Excellent deli counter selling wide selection of local cheeses, stall outside serving v good coffee in pottery mugs and some v tasty cakes. Overall a great way to start a holiday in the Lakes.

We popped in here on a rainy Bank Holiday Monday as we had been out in Kendal and were thrsty.The farm shop is quite cute, bit quite pricey. Outside was a food stall offering hot food. We ordered 2 "steak burgers" at £7 each. The description mentioned cheese, bacon and fried onions and given the cost, I was expecting something special....What emerged was an oversized roll with a beef burger, some bacon with all the fat on it, onions and some horrid *sauce* that tasted of gherkins. The burger slid around in the roll and frankly for that money it was appalling. It was a typical £3 burger van burger only slightly larger. The hot chocolates were nice and so was the brownie, which was soft and generously sized.

Just come away after 11 minutes of sheer miserable atmosphere. Waited for them to open doors at 9am - female member of staff walked past us, no good morning. Opened door and then walked past us - I asked if we could go in to which she responded ‘doors open’!!! We had called for breakfast which is advertised as available from 9am - no breakfast in site but we overheard another member of staff telling another customer ‘we don’t have staff in early anymore - it’s only just started being cooked - will be 25 minutes! If you know staff aren’t coming in till later then change your opening hours!! We are on our way back home from a wonderful week in the Lakes. Everywhere we have been had been marvellous and staff cheery and welcoming and we have been so pleased to support these people during such a difficult time. However, our experience at Low Sizergh Barn has been awful and, to be honest, I’m glad we didn’t even get as far as ordering food as they obviously find customers a hindrance and did a brilliant made us feel exceptionally unwelcome.Disgusting customer service

We thought it would be fun to cycle over for an ice cream, but after queuing for fifteen minutes we were handed two of the smallest cornets I’ve ever seen, what a rip off. Will go to Kimi’s Gelato in Staveley next time, much better ice cream, friendlier service, and generous helpings.

We have driven past here so many times and today thought we’d go and visit. We were so disappointed and frustrated as it had the potential to be lovely. The lady who took our order was loud and harsh. I asked for a variation on the meal I wanted and she wouldn’t budge to suit my request. My husband’s meal came with stones in the salad! We had to take it to the staff as no one came back to ask if everything was ok with our meal. They said it’s because the salad cane fresh from the field - do they not wash produce? We then wanted 2 cookies to take in the car for the children to be told they had to eat them at the table! I felt frustrated at the end of the meal and in reflection thought the meal was overpriced for the size of it. We won’t be returning. I hope someone reads this review and takes onboard the points made.

Highly recommend the farmers breakfast, top quality local produce cooked beautifully. Staff all really friendly and attentive. First but definitely not last visit. Didn’t have time to look at the shop properly but looked to have a great selection of local goodies.

We stay here two nights in the pod and had breakfast in the tea room very friendly staff and helpful quick service lovely food

This is a friendly cafe, and great for the children to watch animals. Service rather slow, but always is ;but the food is fresh and plenty of choice. You have bonus of farm shop on site.