Moorhouse Farm in Sheffield

Super farm shop. Delicious local meat and fresh veg. The shop has so many exciting products it's impossible to go there without buying something delicious and a tea towel or a locally sourced spirit. The cafe is great. Basic tables and chairs, but the food is fabulous. Home baking, fabulous bacon sandwiches and soups. Go there for brunch. It's a must

Called for coffee with my friend. It was lovely as always beautiful cheese scone. Went into shop bought shin of beef it was amazing. Bought pork for Sunday lunch cooked it also amazing. Definitely beautiful quality meat.

Hadn’t been for ages but decided to go with our grandson as it used to be so good. It was absolutely dreadful. Unfriendly, uninterested staff. We opted for 2 different types of quiche which was totally tasteless with a little pot of branston pickle. Our grandson asked for a sausage sandwich which contained one very chewy hard sausage, I’m assuming it was pre cooked and reheated. Add 2 teas and a can of coke £21, which would have been fair for acceptable food but this was dreadful. Won’t be back. Oh and the attitude of the staff prevented me complaining at the time.

Just round the corner so should have tried to lunch here sooner. Visited at Christmas and bought a first class real tree. The farm shop and cafe looked inviting at Christmas so we returned for lunch and to buy fresh vegetables yesterday. The sandwiches are just perfect, you could not get more filling in if you tried. Reasonable price for a homemade lunch and it was made to order. Large variety of options including hot food. I bought a host of fresh vegetables and cooked risotto last night. The taste and flavour of the produce was perfect. Plenty of parking, very polite Team and dog friendly if you sit in the open dining area. Could be a monthly date from now on, very impressed and highly recommended.

I was told by a friend that the bacon sandwiches were the best so I decided to visit today with my daughter and granddaughter. The bacon sandwiches were delicious and the warm cheese scone was too. We had a cafetière for two, 3 cups of coffee each. The young gentleman that served us was lovely and very friendly. The ladies behind the counters were lovely too. Shame the gent that took payments for the goods wasn’t as friendly. All of the sausages we bought were so good especially the chilli ones. We bought 3 different kinds and all lovely. I’m definitely coming back next week with my Xmas order and of course a visit to the cafe. Prices were reasonable in the cafe considering its great quality food. See you next week with my order.

I've given 4/5 because it has all the cheese's I like especially " Nettle " but the food sold in the cafe is expensive and the portions small. I know the cost of living crisis is an excuse these days but it was expensive before the crisis. The service is excellent and everyone is friendly. There is a wide selection of other foods and a fresh butchers shop on site.

The shop is great, Ian is very polite, very respectful, the cafe food is good but the staff are slow, when there’s a long queue it seems to take ages and sometimes they forget orders or get them wrong but when the food does come it’s good quality!

Visited about 5-6 months ago, and again yesterday. I vowed never to return, just me being silly and stubborn but my first visit was disappointing and I was accused of lying. Basically you have to order at the counter and pay, as usual in cafes nowadays. When items from the order didn’t arrive (missing a couple of bits) I approached the counter and queried their whereabouts. I was then told by the person who served me that I needed a receipt to prove I had ordered what I had ordered. It wasn’t busy, it’s a small cafe, and this I found very odd. After some back and forth (ended up having to show them my bank app displaying the amount paid), my remaining food arrived. Now, it’s not an inexpensive place. And, before people jump on the cost of living narrative I really don’t mind paying lots of money if the quality reflects the cost. My visit yesterday was ok, but certainly not reflective of the price of food here. Just under five quid for a bacon bun. Same for a sausage bun. Sausages were so over cooked they were rock hard and mega salty. I remember when I worked at a restaurant where the chef would precook food, then microwave it before serving. Reminded me of this. Such a shame as it could be a super super place. Staff are friendly and the farm shop is nice for some treats.

I confess I didn't visit the cafe - just the farm shop itself. I've been here twice (through necessity) in the last couple of weeks and found the service officious and surly, and the prices RIDICULOUSLY expensive. £4.73 for a little packet of sugar snap peas and two small courgettes.. The sugar snaps were £1.99 so by my reckoning that's £2.74 for the courgettes - and these were not big by any stretch of the imagination. For a moment I thought I must be in Harrods or Fortnum & Mason. I can't even say anything was of particularly good quality. My guess is I could have gone to somewhere like Aldi or Morrisons (had time allowed) and bought exactly the same items for less that £1.50. Add that to almost being spoken down to by the server (on both occasions) and there's only one result - poor review and I shan't be returning.

In the cafe had nice Sausage and Onion and Bacon baps made using quality local meat. Loyalty card operates on the hot drinks and after 15 stamps you get one drink free which is good considering coffee is again top notch. Nice selection of meat and local produce and gifts in Farm Shop

This place is lovely. Farm shop has lots of quality produce. Don’t eat meat but butcher section looked like it had lots of choice. Expensive but all farm shops are. Disabled parking. Fruit and veg good quality. Cafe quite big and not too crowded. Not many vegan options but hubby had tuna sandwich and I had a kids muesli with soya milk. Very nice. Not cheap but again. Farm shop prices. Unfortunately coffee tasted like instant and wasn’t nice but earl grey tea very nice. Would definitely recommend and will be back for sure.

Visited Moorhouse cafe over the years and although usually have scone and coffee type snack,we decided to order sandwiches.My wife chose cheese savoury and the ratio filling to bread was over the top. A huge amount of cheese savoury filling,which seemed to be coleslaw with cheese grated in to it and an enormous amount of mayo,she had to remove most of the filling.I had ham and peas pudding sandwich,which didn't have any relish and both sandwiches were on small tea plates with no embellishments (crisps,salad leaves) so the presentation was poor. The Staff are lovely and prices good.Hopefully next time we call we may just stick to the lovely cheese scones.

Just off the A1 - a farm shop and cafe with an awesome range of quality products - friendly staff - a great children’s play area and a small collection of Pygmy goats, pigs and hens.

We visited several times over a couple of weeks we were visiting relatives. The shop is just what you want of a farm shop a quality butcher and fruit and veg either produced by the owners or bought in locally. The cafe was lovely , quality home produced food and cakes , especially the custard tart hits the best I have ever had. Finally the staff were amazing so friendly , warm and welcoming it made you feel like you were in your own lounge . It was also nice to see the owner in the shop and happy to stop and chat with customers. This is a great representation of what a farm Shop should be and we will definitely be back soon . Well done and thank you

Visited with friends and our children. Lovely enclosed play areas for the children to enjoy, they all enjoyed themselves. They enjoyed seeing the animals aswell. Visited the farm shop which was well stocked and friendly staff serving. We also had lunch in the coffee shop, everything was lovely, homemade and tasty. Slightly on the pricier side but you expect that with a farm shop so that wasnt an issue at all. The only improvment could be with the service at the counter as it was slow and when you have hungry children in tow and other customers with children aswell it could maybe benefit from 2 staff members taking orders at busier times. We enjoyed our morning at the farmshop and will definitely be back again.

This farm shop and cafe is lovely! The food was delicious and fresh with the biggest bakewell tart I've ever had and its certainly wasn't lacking in quality aswell as quantity 🍰 👌 Called in to meet up with a friend whilst we were travelling back from Scotland. Just off the A1 this really is a convenient place to have a break and half mile from fuel station and EV charger this was perfect! Fantastic food, drinks, staff and prices gives this delightful place a 5 star review ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Will definitely go back and highly recommend 👌

I called in for lunch with my mother and 12 year old son. We weren’t sure what they would be serving in the coffee shop following the pandemic. My son ordered pie, peas and gravy but he wasn’t keen on the pie of the day (corned beef). The cafe manager gave him a choice of alternatives from which he chose steak and potato. When he had finished his meal he went over to the manger and thanked her and said the pie was amazing. I had an excellent pork, stuffing and apple sauce sandwich and my mother had a filling lentil and vegetable soup. The cafe was very clean with the tables being thoroughly cleaned after each customer. We will be back on our next visit to Northumberland to see family.

We enjoyed our lunch here - the vegetarian frittata and vegan roll were both delicious and it was great to have a large salad bowl on the side with a variety of fresh salad foods in it. Prices were very reasonable for the quality of food. After a very good lunch we then purchased some of the very good fresh vegetables on sale. Overall it was a good visit and we would return here.

Decided to take the 20 minute drive to Moorhouse Farm Shop to have a quick bite to eat before buying some Christmas Gifts from the Farm Shop. Stated on the coffee shop door the closing hours were 4pm. We were standing at the counter at...

We visited yesterday. It's a lovely place but they need to check their sell by dates. I bought strawberry and prosecco cream for 99p. I expected it would be approaching its sell by date but when I opened it I saw the date was 21-09-21...

A chance stop to break up a long journey led to a super lunch of sausage roll, quiche and a fantastic piece of coffee and walnut cake baked right there. Top quality. Covid taken seriously with screens between the tables. Would love to return.

We arrived this afternoon after a reorganised covid wedding at the Morpeth registry office ( which was wonderful)but feeling a wee bit deflated and the staff were amazing, even with the covid restrictions we had an excellent“wedding afternoon tea”... great hot drinks, hot roast sandwiches...

What a wonderful cafe this is,been a few times for coffees and cakes when we have been taking mother in law out. Staff are very friendly and can't do enough for you. Cakes are delicious. See you soon.

Visited here for the second time now, the food is good had lamb and mint pie which came with lovely rustic chips and peas! The only negatives are that our table wasn’t cleared away from the previous people for ages, staff kept bringing out the...

This is my local farm shop so I regularly shop here. Excellent quality meat good service and advice. Attended hog roast And sausage baking with family, great fun!! Coffee shop also lovely quality and good service.

We visit the Moorhouse Farm shop quite often. Food always fresh and very tasty. Delicious hot and cold sandwiches and generous portions. The homemade cakes are delicious and they have a big selection.

Visited here for lunch with a family member we had the homemade pie with chips and gravy! It was served very quickly and did not disappoint. Lovely staff , great service and great farm shop to peruse in. Thank you Moorhouse keep doing what your...

Looked idea on the outside but disappointing food on first visit. Gave it a second chance as everywhere can have a 'off day' and we wanted it to be a local 'go to place'. Second visit was worse: staff gruff, unkempt and unprofessional and food...

I had cheese and chutney sandwich , lovely freshly cut white bread with grated cheddar and Branson pickle. Husband had a slice of quiche , very hot initially but then middle of quiche was cold which suggests it was mircrowaved.

Had breakfast here and it was very good. Local bacon and sausage with eggs mushrooms and beans and tomatoes plus toast. Good tea in proper teapot. Friendly staff. Well stocked shop too so bought lots of things to take home

This is an excellent farm shop and cafe! We were a group of 6 couples looking for a nice place for lunch on the road. We enjoyed the steak pie, pasties, pork sandwich, and the excellent sweets! Very nice setting and vast assortment of items...

We wished we had been able to stay for lunch when we saw the menu. We enjoyed good coffee (including dairy free milk) and toasted tea cake. Wonderful range of local produce in the farm shop, we bought freshly made scones as a gift for...

Staying locally so called in for cake and a look in the shop. The shop is expensive but was convenient to where we were staying. The cafe was great- lots of choice but I highly recommend the caramel cheesecake. DELICIOUS.

If you need to take a break it's well worth taking a 1/4 mile detour off the A1 to visit Moorhouse Farm. It's easy to get on and off the A1 at this point. The cafe serves great food and certainly doesn't skimp on the portions, setting you up for the rest of the day. The adjacent shop is also worth a look - lots of nice stuff in there.

Best steak pie in Northumberland can be found on the shelves of Moorhouse farm shop. The cuts of meat from the butcher are amazing and baked cakes are to die for. Yes it’s a little bit more expensive but you get what you pay for.

Visited this farm shop yesterday , had some tasty soup, coffees and cake food was really good. We both enjoyed our lunch. However just a small gripe, we sat on the fitted sofa to the right hand side as you enter the coffee shop and it could do with a bit of deep cleaning as the cushions look like the covers are need a machine wash and the wooden surrounding needs washing down. A little summer fresh in up maybe.

Me and my parents had lunch here, the decor/layout is lovely.

If you are travelling up or down the A1 near Morpeth we would recommend a stop at this farm shop, it is easy to get off and on the A1 either north or south from here and it is well worth it if you enjoy “proper” food in a pleasant setting. We would also suggest you will not be able to resist the choice of food that you suddenly realise you will need for your onward journey such is the choice.

We saw the sign to the farm shop as we pulled off the A1 to swap drivers. We decided to call in for coffee and have a look round.

Food served here is very nice indeed. Fresh, hot and extremely tasty. I hadn’t realised there was a cafe here, it was only by chance that I found it. The cafe environment was clean, warm and welcoming. I would certainly return. Thanks

Brilliant farm shop great fruit & veg and excellent meats etc,but the service in the cafe is very slow ......

One of several visits made over the years to Ian and Tory's brilliant farm shop. We managed to buy an entire dinner for 4 consisting of fabulous ribeye and fillet steaks, delicious jersey potatoes, perfectly ripe avocados and a range of fresh salad items. Pudding was sweet strawberries with locally made meringue rings that were wonderfully sticky. Then we ventured to the adjoining café for coffees and a bacon bap for breakfast. Much to be recommended.Well done - such a pity that you are not based in Kent !!

A great place to stop and buy a meal or to have a snack, the food is always fresh and tasty and the meals are always hot served by a friendly member of staff. The place is really tidy and clean, it has a ladies and gents toilet and if you have little children there is a play area outside with tables and chairs to have your meal on so you can .be with your little ones when they play .There is also a farm shop where you can buy fresh veg and fruit or a fresh baked pie all home grown Lovely by the way there is ample car spaces

Popped in to the cafe for the first time with my fiancé for a cuppa and a cake on Sunday afternoon. The cakes were delish and we both had flavoured lattes prepared by Tom the barista, by far the best coffees we’ve ever had, putting Starbucks and Costa etc. to shame! Thank you Tom, we will be back again.

Whilst driving from Alnwick to Seaton Sluice on Sunday 17th we noticed the sign for Moorhouse Farm Shop and cafe at 1.30 and decided to stop and have something to eat to which we both enjoyed. My wife the quiche, salad and chips £5.50 and myself the mince pie, chips and veg £5.95 (both good value). It is obviously popular as it was very busy and we were lucky to have a table. The shop has a good selection of food but unfortunately like most farm shops we have visited we think they are overpriced.

We have visited this coffee shop many times, buy lots of food items from the farm shop also. But when we arrived here two weeks ago on Saturday around 3.45pm

Popped in today on the spur of the moment for lunch. It was 12.30, quite busy with only a few seats left, however after ordering we were served within ten minutes. A lovely plate of home made quiche, hand cut chips, salad and coleslaw. It was lovely, no complaints.

This is a very pleasant small cafe attached to the farm shop which in itself is excellent. The only problem I had was having to wait quite a while for a table. It is small and the place was packed. Once seated and served, my lunch of vegetarian frittata and salad was very nice indeed. If you have to wait, at least there is a very interesting farm shop to look around. It sells local vegetables as well as a wide variety of other goods that you would anticipate finding in a farm shop.

Nice little place just be prepared to wait and wait and wait to be served

12 min wait in cafe 2 people in front. Really bad God help you if there's a queue. One young person making coffee which is very slow process and taking orders and taking payment isn't good enough. Various staff in shop standing doing nothing. Really gone down this place. £5.95 for a hot pork sandwich which was ok. £2..80 for a flat white. Won't be back

The dry cured bacon is to die for in the deli part of the farm shop. It is also very reasonably priced for a high end farm shop. You don’t feel ripped off which you can in other farm shops. Lovely home made soup. Can’t recommend you stop enough. Just off the A1

We arrived a good half hour before Sunday opening time, but they allowed us into the cafe and provided us with tasty drinks and food and friendly service. It would have been so easy to say "We're not open yet", but they didn't. Full marks for all round excellent service, we'll definitely be back.

this little gem is on the A1 just before the petrol station, lots of local fresh produce a butchery counter and amazing tea room with lots of amazing choices & treats at very affordable prices, fresh farm vegetables picked that day this little place has the wow factor

A place that I have not visited for a while. Both my mum and dad and I decided on a visit as a change. First we walked through the shop which although was filled with local produce was very pricey and the staff behind the counters seemed as though they were looking to do or someone just asking questions about the food on offer. We went straight to the cafe, and stood looking at the menu again it was a bit pricey and my father made me laugh as some of the food was new to him and new to us. The young girl behind the counter was very helpful and we chose what to have, mum and dad ordered beefburgers and I stuck to the soup. The beefburgers looked very tasty and dad didn't complain which is unusual for him, and they were served with real chips!!! We enjoyed the food. The place was clean there were alot of young mothers with their children meeting up for a coffee and luckily for us it was a fine day so they mostly sat outside. All I would say is we felt a bit out of place, the ones that were there were plum

We called at the farm and sat in the courtyard with our dog. Lovely suntrap. Steak pie was tasty and frittata was yummy. Reasonably priced. We did not have a cake but everything looked great. Well stocked darm shop.

Attended a lamb feeding session today at Moorehouse Farm which was just wonderful, all ages can take part as the lamb carers are very knowledgable about how the children and lambs will interact, I was attending with my granddaughter who is 20 months and she thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Older children can learn more and are able to spend more time simply because they don't loose interest as fast as the younger children. This close contact with farm animals is critical for a child's development and understanding and my granddaughter certainly enjoyed the experience she also enjoyed watching the pigs, chickens and goats, the play area was great as well. Following our lamb feeding we had lunch in the cafe, which was very tasty and good value. The farm shop is a must, we took home rib eye steaks which where absolutely perfect. I would not hesitate to recommend this farm shop, cafe and event.

Stumbled upon this gem as a stop off on a long journey with two toddlers.

I found this place purely by fluke after using Google maps to find a coffee shop on the way back from Scotland. The place is not signposted from the A1 that it is just off the side of which is odd. The food is great and very reasonably priced and the hot beef sandwich is out of this world. Well worth a visit!!

Bacon sandwich with salad. Was ok nothing to rave about. This place is so quiet compared to what it used to be

This is a great place to stop. One minute off the A1, good parking an excellent farm shop with a butchery counter selling its own meat. Fresh veg and delicious pies. There is a large selection of locally sourced produce including alcohol.

Not a very warm welcome. One member of staff clearly did not want to be there. Tables and layout is simple but pleasant enough. Decent cup of tea, but milk comes in those ridiculous porcelain mini jug things which do not pour without getting liquid everywhere. Cakes look good and fairly priced. I had a sandwich which was ok but nothing special. I'd sort of recommend the place, as its nice enough, but average in every way and rather unmemorable.

I cannot stand these places where you have to queue to order and pay before being served ! It seems their first priority is to get your money - i won't go back.

Shop expensive but very interesting things, cafe excellent, five star food, animal farm for kids, very clean every where

We often eat here, my husband loves the breakfasts and sausage sandwiches, I love the fresh baked scones and the cakes. You do have to wait while they make the coffee (latte, cappuccino etc available) but I enjoy looking at the cakes and quiches.

This lovely little cafe is situated just off the A1, and to be honest we found it more by luck...

This place is a hidden treasure, and when i say sausages everyone who has been knows. I travel just for...

One of our favourite establishments after a long drive within Northumberland . The staff are always very pleasant and is...

Stopped in for Coffee & Cake during a drive south. This place is not just "off the A1" however once...

Four of us met with the intention of coffee and cake but were tempted by the bacon rolls (although the cakes looked lovely as well). It was a pleasant morning so we're able to sit outside. An enjoyable, and reasonably priced brunch in a farm shop setting with plenty of wholesome food on sale in the farm shop. This may become a regular favourite- thanks.

Nasty sliced bread used for sandwiches, both the white and brown were both tasteless, I would expect better from a farm shop . poor attitude of staff member who brought our food to the table, not a thank you in sight. This is a pity as the shop is of good quality and a good butchers. Give the Café a miss very mediocre.

Que necesitábamos para refrescos mientras conducir desde Edimburgo hasta el sudeste. 1 desprendidas de las en una estación de servicio jet que no parecía atractivo.

Justo saliendo de la A1, un lugar estupendo para viajar. Cafetería agradable y cafetería y una interesante granja Tienda con un montón de cosas en los estantes! Agradable zona de juegos para los niños.

This small cafe is attached to a lovely farm shop that sells a wide range of edible produce including fresh vegetables. I have used the cafe on numerous occasions. It is a clean, welcoming place with a small number of outdoor tables on a terrace which are great in good weather. It serves breakfasts and casual meals throughout the day. The coffee is good and there is a choice of vegetarian meals including a vegetarian frittata. Food in my experience is fresh and nicely presented. The staff are friendly and service generally good.

I needed to meet friends travelling south and they chose here - mid morning. I just had decaf coffee - in a small cafetiere - excellent. They were having cappuccinos and scones/teacakes - their regular choice and excellent.Cheerful surroundings and lovely outside area - if there is sun I need to be in it.I looked briefly at the shop knowing I would have to return

Stopped here for lunch on the way to Edinburgh. Had a mediterranean veg quiche with potatoes and salad, which was exactly what I needed. Cakes looked great, they cater for various dietary requirements. Farm shop was ideal for picking up supplies for the weekend. You could also meet some of the animals from the farm, so this stop would be great for families.

We often come to Moorhouse Farm for Sunday lunch, it never disappoints. The staff are friendly and patient with my 94 year old mum. She loves shopping here. It's easy and well stocked with easy access for her.

Stopped for a coffee before lunch. Lovely clean café serving lovely food. Have had breakfast here before they do a great sausage sandwich. The fresh produce is very good and full of flavour. Butchers counter is awash with lovely fresh meat and the butcher is very helpful. The home made cakes are great buy for a birthday celebration if you do not want a traditional birthday cake, they will even cut one in half for you if you don't need a whole one!

Arrived 3:30 on a Sunday afternoon, 2 people in front of queue, queued for 10 mins while people made decisions on their order. To see what's in the displays in advance of getting to the front of the queue you have to pass the till, the system doesn't flow. You also have to then stand while they do drinks and carry them to your table. Makes the queuing longer, however numerous staff seem to buzz around in the background. Pity because the venue and the food choices seem fine.

A must stop this looks small from the outside but is bigger when you get inside and has an amazing selection of local produce from there farm and other retailers that is also used in the cafe ( a must for the cafe is the fresh made soup ) definately worth a go if passing

Passing on journey south.So glad we found this farm shop where we had a delightful lunch.Mainly visited for coffee /tea good selection of scones tea cakes and home made cakes.Lunches of homemade soups,homemade quiches and salads .Staff very welcoming and helpful.The farm shop has lovely selection of meat ,pies ,cakes and sell gifts e.g. Chocolates.

The mince pie and veg was delicious, wife and son had bacon sandwich and mushroom soup, also delicious and good quality. The bacon sandwiches were huge and served with salad. Always had good food and service there - would highly recommend.

All the staff were fab! We have a 1 yr old baby and although the cafe was closed for xmas eve they gave us coffee and heated up our baby's food. Completely awesome!

Visited this restaurant again & just realised out of all our visits we had never rated & that was sacrilege considering it always rates high in our "Return" list.Well wife on holiday from work & myself taking a break from the cooking we decided to visit for lunch. We both ate off the "Specials" board & thoroughly enjoyed what we had. It was quite busy especially with two or three large family groups but tables etc were clean & food served piping hot. The food was again excellent but if I had only one complaint it was the Puff Pastry on my pie. Ian or Victoria please make it a bit thicker as when it is as thin as what it was it just explodes when you touch it & it becomes very embarrassing sitting next to a group of people who have just been sprayed with Rough Puff Pastry. Any way I was just left with a bowl of beautiful mince & carrot nice though it was. We finished off with a slice of top class cake & for the price charged thought that we had an excellent meal at good value. Except the paupers pie crust.Would I go again .... definately.Would I recommend ... definately.

A great little gem not far from home. Cafe is good quality, farm shop well stocked and staff nice and helpful. Great activities for kids, obviously in warmer weather. Our granddkids enjoyed seeing the animals and playing in the play area.

We stopped at this little gem just off the A1 on our way home. Lovely food including a lovely pea and ham soup with a cheese scone. All cakes looked yummy but we only sampled the chocolate cake. Would highly recommend as a stop off on the A1.

We call here a couple of times a year on our way down south, and have always been delighted. On our latest visit, I opted for the bacon sandwich, and my wife went for the frittata, both were beautifully presented and delicious, but the bacon sandwich was exceptional, easily the best I can remember ever having. It was so good I went into the shop and took 2 packs of bacon home with me. The quality here is the very best most of which is butchered on site from their own animals, and the fabulous cakes and quiches home baked. Staff are very pleasant and knowledgeable, all in all a well placed cafe in you are on the A1.

Regularly frequent the Farm Shop and the produce is always of top quality, have recently visited the coffee shop on two occasions, just for a coffee & scone, the staff are always very friendly and the homemade cheese scones are delicious

Came across this great little cafe by accident. Despite being very busy the service was excellent and the food delicious. After succulent fish and homemade chips we had cake your Granny would be proud of. A great selection. The farm shop was also worth a visit.

We chanced upon this place by accident when following a Services sign off the A1. After a very tasty lunch (I can recommend the Beef sandwich with onion and mushrooms), we had a quick scoot around the shop as we were off on a camping trip and this saved us a trip to the supermarket, Well, the steak we bought was the best we've eaten in years, the gunpowder sausages are delicious and the rest of the food we bought was also of a very high quality. So good was our visit that we changed our route home after our holiday so we could once again stock up again on their food items, especially the steak and sausages.

Having been to Northumberlandia and continued on our journey, felt the need for tea and a bite of lunch.Called in here and were amazed that this little gem exists. Good farm shop with a .range of very local products and tucked away behind a cafe, tea room.I needed food, my wife a scone. My Spanish omelette with salad and chunky fries was slendid, good salad excellent fries and a well filled and tasty Spanish omelette.Shame I had no room for a de,stretch, but such is life.I feel that a lot of the customers when I was there were locals, surely a good sign.

Despite being full the service and speed was good. Food was delicious. This is a simple meal place but very well done. The shop is well worth a visit as they have all sorts of unusual groceries.

Decided to call here on our way home from Morpeth.First visit to the actual coffee shop.The food was lovely. The home-made mince pie was an individual portion of mince topped with a light pastry lid. It was very tasty, as was the veg which accompanied it.The beef sandwich was lean and tasty, along with a nice pot of rington's tea.As it was a Friday, tha fish seemed very popular, it also looked nice, so may have to go back to try a fish dish!Bought a couple of scones from the farm shop, as they are consistently good.The staff are very friendly, would recommend.

Having first called in for coffee and cake with my husband, I was thrilled to find not only lovely produce, friendly staff and spacious inside and outside areas to relax.On arriving I was pleasantly surprised at the excellent park, outdoor sand pit with ride on tractors. This morning I visited with my two grandchildren, six and three where I noticed they have invested in more ride ons. After a while playing we went in and had coffee, which again was a welcoming experience then back out to a visit to the animalsI noticed the carry out coffees available as well which is an excellent idea.A real thumbs up for one satisfied Grandma and two tired children.

Stopped off here yesterday morning and despite it being before 10am and the coffee shop not being open yet, they were only to happy to make us breakfast. All the staff were extremely friendly and food was fantastic. Will definitely stop by when down that way again. Thank you for being so accommodating!

Best for quality meat, sirloin and fillet are some of the best around. Good for foodies in terms of local products. Friendly service.

Stopped for wee rest break travelling down south, so pleased we did delicious flavoured lattes and my partner had the custard cream cake 11/10 so delicious I stole half from my partners plate !!will definitely be back in the future . Well priced and lovely staff

While travelling South down the A1 of 3yr old needed a toilet break so we came off at the sign for services and didn't fancy the Jet Garage for a snack so followed the sign to Moorhouse Farm Shop and we were really glad we did. The farm shop itself is lovely, full of good quality local produce and a well stocked butchery. We had drinks and cakes in the cafe which was very nice and the cakes were delicious. Our daughter then had a play in the playground before we got on our way. One to bookmark for next time, as this really is a hidden gem.

Decided to splash out and buy my sunday roast from here. Asked the young male counter assistant if he could recommmend a joint of beef for roasting. He seemed a little unsure so turned and asked another member of staff..response any of them!! turned his back and walked away..young lad was left to say .well eh brisket or silverside? Felt so sorry for him. How rude that your other member of staff did not offer any advice, ask any question or even do the basics of smiling. I wont be spending my well earned money coming back. Please teach your staff some basic customer service skills.

Found this place by accident when avoiding queues on the A1 - glad we did. Great value home cooked food and excellent service. Small childrens play area outside was perfect to let the kids run off some steam. Food in farm shop looked good, loads of local produce - we hope to return.

The bacon sarnies here are by far the best anywhere, and we always buy the bacon from the shop to take home! The soup is delicious, my aunt loves the egg custard tart (and she's very fussy about egg custard tarts!) the chips are real chip... everything served is absolutely delicious!! Lovely friendly staff would highly recommend this place to anyone!