Marton Manor farm shop and tearoom in East Riding of Yorkshire

Great little farm shop with added bonus of a lovely tea rooms with inside and conservatory seating. Great food, good selection and excellent value. Always go to Marton Farm Tea Rooms when visiting the area, not to be missed. Staff very friendly, parking just a few paces outside the entrance doorway.

Having read a review left recently in which a member of staff was singled out when I was present I feel compelled to offer my review.Being a local and working in the area I often call in for my lunch. Staff are always friendly and attentive ,food is excellent, surroundings very clean and tidy ,a great little place for a bite to eat and a real asset to the area . I can honestly say I have never had a problem ,however if you have I am more than willing to wager that you are the problem and calling out members of staff in order to bully them is low and you should hang your head in shame .

This is not a child friendly facility, would NOT recommend for families. Staff are unable to accommodate for children who need a high chair. Very disappointed with staff as they are also very rude. Especially main staff member with dark hair.

This is a family favourite place to visit and has been for many years. My 90 year old father took us for breakfast this weekend whilst staying close by. The food was great and very tasty the ladies who served the food were very friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately the same cannot be said for the mother and daughter serving behind the counter. Everything seemed to be too much trouble from taking the order and refusing to poach eggs rather than fry for just one person out of 5. We and other customers were left to wait at the counter in the farm shop with zero acknowledgement and not a single smile in sight. Maybe some refresher training in customer service skills may help as notice we are not the only reviewers to receive this treatment.

Popped in for lunch with our dog. Always find the place welcoming, and clean, and warm on a cold day. We had jacket spuds and lattes, then a walk around the shop. Always pop in when around this area.

Prebooked a table as it was for a larger group, tried to put us on a table that was too small and not enough seats as they gave our table to someone else. They brought cakes to our table then came back to our table and asked if we had touched them and we said no and they took them off to someone else’s table ( we booked afternoon tea so weren’t aware they weren’t ours and we were literally about to cut into them) ordered more water for our tea pots, came with a mug of hot water which we had to transfer to our teapot ourselves, they left tray of hot drinks next to my baby who could have knocked the tray off the table and scalded himself as the tray was hanging over the table. Afternoon tea for two was equivalent of a child’s afternoon tea at other places we have been to. very below average. Don’t waste your time and money and the safety of your children by going here!!

I ate at Marton Manor Tea Room recently and I was disappointed. The Cafe itself is lovely and in keeping with what a Farm Cafe should look like, but the 4 small triangle sandwiches that were presented to me had very little filling, the bread was not tasty and I thought of not good quality. It is such a shame, as it could and should be lovely.

Amazing breakfast and lovely little shop. Fab new play area. Staff cannot do enough for you. We stayed in the cottages here and had a fabulous week. It’s a great location, family run and they really do go the extra mile. Highly recommended!

Visiting the area for a few days and spotted this cafe/ farm shop whilst on the way to Flamborough Head . Headed back the next day for lunch which was lovely. So nice we stopped for breakfast on our way home the next day. Food was great , staff very friendly and accommodating . Great place to stop with a dog and children. Farm shop stocked some lovely items as well. Would recommend a stop if you’re in the area .

Full breakfast are good value The cream teas are great and on a normal day sandwiches and cream teas are very good service is excellent and friendly

Called for a cuppa just as the tearooms opened but it soon filled up. On entering, couldn’t see any big tables but a kind customer told us there was more seating in the conservatory and upstairs - perfect - they’d have lost our custom otherwise as thought there was no room. Lovely cup of coffees had by all. Small farm shop with gifts and lots of jarred goods. Pleasant atmosphere and friendly staff

Have visited Marton Manor tearooms and farm shop numerous times always receiving good quality food and service. Staff always pleasant. Unfortunately on our last visit as I passed the kitchen to place the order, the door was open and I heard lots of mwah mwah mwah aren’t you gorgeous as I turned to look I was alarmed to see one of the kitchen staff holding a tiny puppy up to her face. I dithered debating whether to continue to place the order. All was okay when the food came but obviously did not enjoy as much as usual.

We checked online for the opening hours on a Saturday. The website showed that the tea room was open until 4pm. We arrived at 3:40 to see a sign stating the tea rooms were now closed. No one approached us to apologise or explain when they could clearly see that we were waiting. We had a very disappointed little girl who has asked to go there for a treat.

Nice brekky to set us up for the day but it was a bit small. We cut off the fat on the bacon, sausage were not great a but small too. It would have been good to have beans AND tomatoes not one or the other also missing mushrooms and a hash brown. I realise you can add extras but this would have made it a very pricey brekky. There's only one toilet for each gender and a disabled that didn't seem to have a light switch, the switch activated the fan. Despite a sign saying close the door several people didn't and we had to get up and shut it twice, the third time a member of staff did it. The staff were lovely though!!

This place is highly recommended if you are in the area .. we had breakfast and it is a proper breakfast.. everything about this place is perfect. The staff a very friendly and efficient. Prices are very reasonable and the quality of the food is first class … see you again soon. Steve & Jane 👍

My wife and I visited whilst on our way to flamborough on a Thursday lunchtime, unsure of what to expect the menu was varied and included a specials board which we opted to order from. I went for a ploughman's lunch which was fantastic and my wife opted for the roast pork baguette with stuffing and a side salad plus a pot of tea all for £18 and to be honest it was brilliant we have never visited but intend to do so in the very near future. The staff were friendly and attentive and the whole atmosphere was great, highly recommend a visit and I cannot understand the negative reviews.

Recently returned from our 2nd visit to Marton Manor Cottages staying this time in the Clydesdale very clean and well appointed great central location close to Sewerby & Flamborough, Using this as our base plenty of places to explore and some great walks, and plenty of places to eat, Staying this time with family and our granddaughter everyone had a relaxing time, The farm shop on hand for those last minute essentials and a coffee and cake. Hope to re-book soon for another short stay over

To be truthful, visiting Marton Manor Farm was just a happy accident! And how lucky we were! After a great time in Bridlington, we left early so as to visit Sewerby Park for an afternoon coffee and a stroll round the gardens: fond memories from visiting as a child. However, we found out that there is now a day entrance fee to access the cafe and attractions; fine if you are going to spend the day and make the most of what it has to offer, but not for us in this instance. Needing to make amends for pulling my husband away from Bridlington - and not having seen everything - we walked round to the wonderful Marton Manor Farm and all was well! Kirsty was lovely and friendly, and served us with great coffee; I also bought various bits & pieces from the farmshop. Next time we we are staying at the CAMC site, we shall beat a path to Marton Manor Farm's door. Thank you to all concerned. NB. Go early or check their opening times as they do not stay open late into the afternoon - you will be sorry you missed them!

Visited here for the first time. Dog friendly outside and also in the conservatory area. Lovely service and food. Would visit again.

Used to love it here in past, but this visit was spoilt by a lady cleaning up all around us , sweeping , mopping moving chairs . She was obviously keen to get off home on the stroke off 4 pm. No consideration of customers at all and didn’t even acknowledge us sat there she was so intent on getting done ! The young staff at counter were very nice though . The sausage sandwiches not the best seemed liked the sausages had been cooked a while ago and not freshly for us . Not customer focussed at all , wouldn’t go back .

I only live 10 miles away and visited Marton Manor Tea Room for the first time today. Staff were welcoming and the food was nice and hot, looked great and tasted delicious. Definitely will be returning - it was fairly busy and obviously for good reason :)

Visited the Marton Manor tea rooms for breakfast this morning with my daughter and grandaughter. Disappointed as staff were unfriendly and not very welcoming, didn't see one of them smile the whole time we were there. My daughter ordered a bacon sandwich for my grandaughter and asked for some tomato sauce for her to put on it, the waitress taking the order said they would put it on and refused to give it her, other requests were made and refused. Food was mediocre but the outing was not a nice experience and we won't be going again even though our caravan is just down the road.

We arrived at 3.10pm to be told they had stopped serving food but we could have tea and cakes until 3.30pm. They were brought to us and they were ok...nothing special and £1.95 for a small glass of milk is ridiculous. Cleaning was getting done around us and tills were getting emptied. 6 people arrived at 3.29pm and they were turned away. I was going to buy from the farm shop but the till was cashed up before we had finished eating. We left at 3.45pm and will not be returning eventhough our static caravan is two minutes away and this could have been a regular place to visit. Reading previous reviews, it seems to be a regular thing that people are made to feel uncomfortable in the hour before closing time. I would have thought after such tough times during Covid, you would be welcoming people back with open arms not turning them away while you were still open. To me, if you close at 4pm, you should still be able to make a purchase until that time even if it is on a takeaway basis. I had seen items to the value of over £30 in the shop that I was going to buy. I left empty handed because you had cashed up! Not impressed.

We went for afternoon tea on 11th February 2022 with friends so there was a party of 4. We were booked in for 2pm and had a very average afternoon tea, not worth £19 for two, of anybody's money. By 2:45 we were finished so our friend said he would get us another coffee each. He came back very quickly to say they wouldn't serve him because they close at 3pm!!!! They were packing up around us, and this gave a very bad impression! The website says they close at 4PM! After the poor two years this country has seen, wouldn't you think they would be glad to have the custom, and serve just 4 more coffees??? Sorry Marton Manor you have lost the custom of 4 Bridlingtonians.

This was a busy place when we arrived but they found us a table and shortly afterwards the early lunch rush left. We ordered coffee which had to be cappuccinos with cows milk, this because they did not do flat whites and neither did they...

Whilst driving in the area came upon this brilliant find. Arrived hungry. Good choice of menu. Very clean. Covid safe. Staff very friendly. Beautiful surroundings and adorable animals. Left full. Will visit again when next in the area on holiday.

Another lovely holiday in the area, with visits to Marton Manor making it even more enjoyable! We enjoyed coffee on several occasions, a delicious lunch and a fab breakfast after Parkrun before we headed home! The homemade sausage rolls are delicious too! Thanks to the...

Came here for a quick bite before going into Sewerby. Lovely quaint farm shop with all homemade cakes. We sat outside. Love the little animal section. Great and important to see the animals are happy and well taken care of. Would recommend :)

Arrived very hungry at this lovely place next to our accommodation. A Farm shop and cafe, also some animals outside, including lovely donkeys. Very good menu, lots of choice, definitely worth a visit, we went twice!

We go here every time we are in the area and first time we come away disappointed. The afternoon teas where average portion size very small and lemon cake stale. Didn’t complain as it wasn’t terrible. Just disappointed because every other time we have been...

Visited this little gem twice at the weekend, once for the shop and once for the restaurant. First visit we looked and there was no seating in the cafe so we decided to get some fresh food from the shop instead. Sausage rolls, pork pies...

Came here on our visit to Burton Agnes for a quick bites. Friendly waitresses who served us. Sandwiches and cakes were delicious. Not only that, but they also have a small adjoining shop and a small animal park. Kids loved it.

Popped in after visit to Sewerby hall and gardens (2 mins drive away). Sandwiches were fresh and lovely cakes. Personally felt it was quite expensive, but we really enjoyed our food. Also a little animal area which I thought was great (recommend for those with...

Came here this morning for breakfast. The staff are so welcoming and the place is so clean and Covid friendly. We had breakfasts and they were fantastic. The farm shop sells a lot of lovely products too. Unfortunately the weather wasn’t great so we didn’t...

Came here for an afternoon bite after visit to Sewerby. The place is nicely layout out and has a little shop as you enter. Seating is limited so booking is advised. Service was friendly and our paninis were delicious. Only downside is the price as...

My friend and I arrived about 3.15pm on Saturday 5th June. We asked if the cafe was open for a drink and we were met with a frosty reception. We asked if we could sit outside to which the answer was yes and nothing more...

We visited today very friendly helpful staff in the tea room and shop, enjoyed afternoon tea reasonably priced hope to visit again. Animals great for little people.

Fabulous, fresh food (I recommend the quiche) with generous desserts. Great outdoor area for the kids to play in (and feed the animals).

Farm shop well worth a visit. The cakes comes from the best bakers in Bridlington. The Yorkshire curd tart was delicious. It was nice to see customers eating outside.

Can’t believe I’ve never been here before! We had breakfast sandwiches followed by cake which was delicious, and the prices weren’t bad either! It’s a lovely spot really well kept, clean and tidy. Lastly the staff were really friendly and welcoming. I’ll definitely be returning

Seems quite a nice place but main issue is there are no toilets which given its remote location is an issue. There are other options not too far away that come with facilities such as the Garden Tea Room next to the model village, very nice food and friendly staff.

The surrounding area is very nice, including Sewerby and it has good access the beach, with 2 pubs close by. The farm animals in the petting area were good to see and the cottage itself is quirky. However, the bathroom is very small and the cottage wasn’t very clean- in particular the sinks had to be cleaned before we used them. It also smelt badly, presumably the previous guests had brought a dog with them. The upstairs was nice with everything you need. The downstairs space was small though, I would therefore recommend it for couples who are happy to eat all their meals out, but it isn’t practical to cook in the small kitchen area. They advertise check in as 4pm but it’s actually 5pm, while check out is listed as 10am but it’s really 9am- misleading.

Dreadful customer services, visited with my FAMILY to have lunch and strawberry picking, they was two staff on and one was incredibly rude to the point we decided to find somewhere else for lunch. ****DO NOT RECOMMEND.

Brought my daughter age 6 to pick your own strawberrys we had lots of fun and well organised we then found a bench in the little play area and had hot chocolate and cake the animals were lovely and social distancing was in place and working well great work to all the staff we felt safe and shall be back

Great place for care and shop. Lively food, great afternoon tea. What could ge better. Children can feed the animals.,

Full English breakfast is lovely,cooked to order and good value for money.Staff professional and helpful. Super clean eating area.

We visited twice recently while staying locally at Sewerby. I rang up before and asked if we woukd be able to take our dog inside. The lady I spoke to was so lovely. You can't take dogs inside but there were benches outside which she apologised were in the playground area as work was being carried out at the rear of the cafe to create a dog friendly (part covered) area which would be ready for Easter. That is fabulous and will be superb for future visits which without a doubt we will be making.The coffee is fabulous (we had capuccino). It was hot, super frothy and had a strong taste of coffee. The cake slices are enormous and such good value and taste gorgeous. This farm shop/cafe deserves to do well. The shop offers a good variety of produce and eggs are great value.Thank you, we look forwrad to seeing you again soon

From the moment you walk in you are met by the warm and friendly team, coffee was fantastic and the breakfast was gorgeous, I would highly recommend a visit and to top it off a browse around the farm shop with local produce, and hey, why not have a sneaky home made scone whilst your there ( I did )

We called in for a quick coffee and some supplies before heading out for a walk. The farm shop had virtually no fresh fruit or veg and the coffee was the worst we've had for a long time. Huge cups but almost tasteless.

desperate for a good coffee, imagine my disappointment when my Americano was prepared with a pre-poured shot of espresso and warmed up with hot water. Tasted terrible and I left it! Pork sandwich was ok but the meat was a bit dry. Packet stuffing topped off a mediocre meal

Came for a coffee and light lunch. Advertised "Hot Roast Pork and Stuffing sandwich with apple sauce". Baguette obviously from frozen, roast pork in chunks and only a small teaspoon of stuffing in each half of sandwich, had a bit of salad and a spoon of coleslaw...….poor.The front of house staff were good, just wouldn't employ the person making up such cheap sandwiches.

Visited recently for afternoon tea for 2, lovely little setting with the building and the animals. Pleasant staff but the food we had wasn't a match for the afternoon teas we have had in the area. Yes it wasn't dear at £14.99 for two but it wasnt much to get excited over, no coleslaw, a small blob of jam between 2 and the same blob of the cream, had to ask for more which we felt awkward doing. And then to ask for a stronger teapot as it was very very weak tea. They obliged but don't think we will go for afternoon tea again. We often treat ourselves to afternoon tea and recently have found a beautiful tearoom that's 2 for £12, pick your own cakes, comes with crisps n coleslaw n plenty of cream etc and beautiful China tea service. Sorry guys compared to alot of afternoon teas around this is lacking in value for money. Lovely place n no doubt other bits on the menu are tasty.

We came here last week. Very disappointed the staff did not make us feel welcome at all. Very poor Customer service skills. The food came and it was all cold the sausages were like dog meat:/ and the tea wasn't even very good either. I wouldn't recommend.

Went here for lunch and looked very nice from the outside I ordered the special corned beef pie and my wife had jacket potato with cheese well my so called pie had been microwaved so the pie had the consistently off a rubber ball and at £7.50 I expect better the jacket was okay but I wouldn’t rush back☹️

Really nice cafe with farm produce for sale and selection of very nice inexpensive gifts. Very friendly and welcoming staff, top marks. They don’t allow dogs inside although there is a nice courtyard round the back, part of which is covered. You have to walk past the bins to get to the courtyard which is really off putting. They need to have a sign up directing dog owners, move bins and Oberhausen have some planters at the alley to make it more appealing, we had coffee and cake. The cakes were huge and I gave to say it was a case of size over taste and quality. We go to a lot if cafes, farm shops etc and the coffee was lovely and hot but on taste, really poor. Sorry, but I think it is important to review how I find things to be. They have a great reputation on reasonably priced breakfasts, so we will return to try them out soon. Sorry, just a few tweaks and I can see you hitting the five star rating. Nice farm animals outside and there is.additional seating and tables here as well.

Lovely tea and sandwiches. Quick service beutiful suroundinngs. Everything was fresh and home made. Friendly staff very obliging.

Been here a few times over the years and meals are still good however noticed a lot of cobwebs with dead flies in them, table 3 had a big cobweb above it, needs a bit of attention to the walls as well as floors ladies.

Been here a few times to visit the farm shop, but used the tea room for the first time en-route to Sewerby Hall, was the perfect place to stop off for a bite to eat. Staff friendly, lovely venue and reasonably priced.

My wife and I go in here on a regular basis as we are regular visitors to Bridlington.

Service excellent Quality of food excellent Overall layout excellent Really good place every time we travel to the east coast we plan a trip to this place. Every time outstanding 👌

Called for breakfast before returning home after a week’s holiday. 3 adults and 3 children under 6. Scones, sausage sandwiches and full English all very good (though runny eggs would have been better). The thing that marked out our visit was the friendly, obliging, pleasant, professional service from the young team on duty. The playground and farm animal area next to the cafe was a real hit with our young ones.

Often stop here for Tea/Cake/ Ploughman's/Bacon butty. They are always first class. The service is excellent & staff always friendly. Could do with a slightly larger cake selection. The farm shop/gift shop attached is excellent value & lovely to buy the Lemon Curd used in the cakes!

The food was freshly prepared and very tasty and reasonably priced. The salad was fresh and the coffee stayed lovely and hot even although we sat outside. Disappointed not to be able to sit indoors with our dog. The outdoor area was fine and partly undercover however we had to go around the back of the building and passed a dumpster at the entrance to the passageway making us feel as though our custom was less valued. There was no salt or pepper or sugar etc on the tables and the staff didn't ask if we needed any. However the staff were very nice and I'm sure if we'd asked for anything it wouldn't have been a problem. There was also quite a lot of bird droppings had built up on the ground of the undercover area where birds are nesting.

We dropped in for lunch on a blowy and wet lunchtime - had a ploughman’s and panini with drinks - followed on by cake and drinks

This place is great, I go there with friends and family all the time as it’s pretty local for me. The breakfasts, lunches are delicious, home made quiches, local produce and to top off they make a great cappuccino. Staff are always friendly and helpful. The shop is small but sells so much there’s something for everyone. Totally recommend this farm shop and cafe.

Food was mostly good. Poached eggs were excellent. Cakes were good and dietry needs well catered for (thanks). Mediterranean roast veg in panini was bereft of veg (thinly grated?), other than carrots (not very Mediterranean?). Staff, whilst efficient are far from friendly or happy - a smile wouldn't cost a lot, to be honest, that set an atmosphere in which it's hard to enjoy a meal...

Called in for our breakfast as we were staying at the local camping park (Poplars) Food brilliant and wonderful coffee. Staff very attentive service amazingly quick for such a busy eatery. Call in here every year on our annual tour round family and friends

The breakfasts here are the best around. Huge, great variety and good value for money. The restaurant gets really busy so be early.

We have come here many times before as the sandwiches and paninis taste really nice. But for our last 2 visits, we have found the food to be expensive and cannot justify coming back.

What a great little place. Tasty scones with cream and jam plus good coffee. Beautifully served with a smile. A happy place, relaxed and good value. EasyJet parking. A joy.

Last minute decision to call here for afternoon tea. There was no seating available downstairs so we sat upstairs which was lovely but our friend struggled with the stairs.

We called in for breakfast after checking out from Thornwick Bay caravan park after a quick TripAdvisor search for places offering breakfast nearby.

We booked a family afternoon tea at 3pm to which we ordered and paid within minutes of arriving. Me and my mum had a Prosecco with ours and the rest had a pot of tea. The food was lovely but when I got up to order a pot of tea (we were only half way through our lunch) I couldn’t order anything because they had ‘closed the till’, I also had a two year old with me who was under the weather but had said he wanted a bottle of juice!! It’s not right to close the till whilst people are eating their lunch. We will not be returning!!

This morning my wife and I decided to sample the breakfast at Martin Manor tea rooms having been and used the farm shop previously on this holiday. We were first through the doors at 10.09 to be greeted by lots of staff. Firstly I will review the cafe layout, medium sized ground floor with about eight various sized tables from two to six seats with more seating upstairs and a large sunny outside courtyard at the rear. It’s an order and pay at the counter system with very friendly staff who then bring your food and drinks to the table so you don’t have to manage the doors and stairs with trays. The breakfast was well presented consisting of two bacon, one sausage, two free range eggs, beans or tinned tomatoes and a slice of thick toast for £5.95. You can add extras like mushrooms, black pudding etc at £0.75 per item, there is actually ample food but I did have an extra sausage and black pudding it was all well cooked and of good quality. The drinks were in big mugs and nice and hot. Altogether a very good experience. We have booked afternoon tea on the strength of these visits.

We went to this lovely restaurant this afternoon and both my partner and I had a baguette which we both enjoyed thoroughly. The staff are to be congratulated on their help, friendliness and efficiency. The minute anyone left a table, it was cleared and cleaned and chairs all straightened. My partner is quite severely disabled but had no trouble getting in. We shall definitely be back, next time we visit our caravan at Hornsea.

I telephoned this place before we visited to ensure it was wheelchair accessible, and was told it was. On arrival the car park is not at all easy to push a wheelchair over. Got to the door and despite being told it was accessible there was a ridge at the doorway which makes entering in a chair difficult, although with some hassle we managed to get in. However once inside all the tables are so closely packed together there is no way we would have been able to sit at a table and eat. (Also the majority of the seating is upstairs) So whilst I cannot comment on the food or service, I can comment on being lied to by whoever answered the phone, the place is not wheelchair friendly.

What an excellent place, took my brother to his caravan at thornwick bay and the called in to Marton Manor for a " Snack " how pleasant, excellent service and a delightful " snack " will certainly go again .

Visit here regularly my nana and grandad like coming here, we particularly like the paninis’ or quiche and they also do a good pudding! Also not badly priced. Lovely inside and cute little farm shop. Does lovely mr moo ice cream and nice to grab one and sit outside in the summer. Good selection of cake in the farm shop last week we got the fruit cake and was so good! Friendly helpful staff , great place and also cute farm animals to go and see on your way out. Also does a nice afternoon tea. One of our favourite local places to go

Whilst on holiday in sewerby we visited here a couple of times. Our first visit was okay but we thought it quite expensive. However whilst there we spotted the farmhouse breakfast so on the day we were leaving for home we called in for breakfast. Two rashers of bacon, a nice meaty sausage, two eggs and either beans or tomato and a slice of toast. All for under six pound. You could also add extra items such as black pudding ,( which was delicious), etc. Would highly recommend the breakfast.

Service was OK, surroundings clean and comfortable, drink very hot but definitely NOT a latte! Served in pottery mug was very weak in taste and not made with frothy milk, it was more like a hot milky bedtime drink. Sorry but I wont be returning anytime soon!

The farm cafe is nicely done in a modern country style, with things like disabled/baby change toilets.

Love this place it’s got atmosphere! The shop on the way in really draws you in ! The tables are not too close together also there is more room upstairs which would be ideal for small weddings ect ! There is a lovely court yard too !

Excellent food plus top-rate service from beautiful waitresses! Side salads are gorgeous and the crab sarnies are not to missed - when available.

We shared a bacon sandwich and a sausage sandwich, they were superb. The sausage in particular was extremely good. I had a Mokka and it was one of the best that I have had.

Farm shop and tea room with very good staff deserve our praise. So busy, so quick, so efficient with captivating smiles. My wife's sandwich a work of art. My ploughmans, well, if I could be so lucky as a ploughman. Then I found room for more cheese with the fruit cake. Bliss.

We visited this place twice last week whilst we were in the area. The first just for coffee outside - it was lovely day and we had walked there with the dog. The second day we sat inside (leaving the dog in the car in the nicely shaded car park) and indulged in Cake too. What struck me both times was how lovely and clean it all was, together with the very smart, helpful and polite staff.

I came here and consumed 8 pies and three cream cakes! I was still hungry! C 'Pies' Dixon Bridlington

We was on holiday within the village over the weekend. We fancying an afternoon tea so searched for local places and Marton Manor farm popped up. What a lovely place! Great atmosphere and delicious food. We was impressed with the value of the afternoon tea as it’s only £15 for two and the quality of the food was amazing. It was a perfect size not too much or too little and the coffee was also lovely. We will defiantly return if we’re holidaying in Flamborough again.

Four of us visited on route home from the beach, it is counter service which is not a problem for this establishment, we ordered a beef sandwich on white, an afternoon tea for two and a fresh scone with jam and clotted cream. All we're well presented and tasty, staff were polite and helpful, would definitely visit again if passing by.

I was extremely disappointed with the food and service my husband and I received on our last visit here.

Visited this lovely tearoom with my sister in law after a recommendation from a friend. We are both on Slimming World so trying to be careful about what we eat. The menu is quite good but did not really suit our diet so I asked a member of staff if she would make a 'plate ham salad' for us (didn't want bread or potatoes). She organised this for us without any fuss. What arrived was delicious, as were the coffees. Thank you for accommodating our request.

I use the cafe often and always have good quality food. Friendly and helpful staff. Good farm shop too. Highly recommended.

Visited the tea room after a recommendation. We sat outside under the shelter because it was a bit drizzly and we had a pram with us. We ordered the afternoon tea for 2 which was good value at £14.95. It came with 2 ham and 2 egg mayo sandwiches (could choose filling), scones with jam and cream, fruit cake and lemon drizzle cake as well as coffee. It was very nice!

Lovely breakfast, freshly cooked and very good value for money. The farm shop also offers a good selection of fresh products.

We love this place for breakfasts as it’s always great food with really fresh free range eggs. The Poached eggs on their lovely fresh brown toast is my favourite . Also the scones are again freshly home made unlike some cafes in Bridlington .

We recently moved into the area and was looking for a tea room and cake shop.

Visited for a late breakfast/early lunch with our little boy. The sandwiches were lovely, my partner had the breakfast which he said was ok. The price was slightly on the high side but the tea room is lovely and there are some nice things to buy from the shop.

What a hidden gem! We recently stayed at the Thornwick Bay Haven site and discovered this place, so pleased we did. We cycled here from Flamborough and took approx 20-25 mins on main roads.

Booked this cottage for myself and my mum for her 76th birthday , it was just perfect the views from the lounge was beautiful and the bedroom was overlooking the farm yard but it was lovely . The location is central for flamborough and Bridlington but you can easily access further afield .

We visited here after a walk at Flamborough Head. Sat in the courtyard as it was a hot day. We had coffee and scones with jam and cream which were lovely. There were gluten free scones and cake to choose from. We will definitely visit again when in the area.