Mudchute Kitchen in Tower Hamlets

Love the burgers here. Fresh, honest meat. The chips are decent too. Service ok, price is good. I would advise checking it out.

This is a great and free visit with plenty of farm animals for the kids to see and things to do. Excellent cafe with homemade cakes etc so a great place to visit with the family

This is a great addition to the farm with two donkeys in the cafe area and a place where small children can run around

Shame I cannot give less than 1 star. No prams or pushchairs allowed inside, I was forced to pack all our belongings to my backpack and leave my stroller outside. Lack of customer service - had to repeat question regarding dairy alternatives 3 times until I had any answer, well, it was only 'yeah'. No hello, no good morning, no nothing. Additional charge for dairy alternative, which is not written down anywhere. Just because of my severe medical condition, I am being forced to pay extra.

The cup is clearly dirty but has an inpatient excuse, her coffee machine makes the black lines down the side of the cup. Therefore, The Mudchute Cafe is unable to provide clean cups. Here’s hoping the cutlery is clean and there’s no sit in my soup!

Beautiful surroundings, lovely coffee place hidden in the greenery area, what a gem. The best way to relax with friendly staff and yummy home made food. Delightful experience, nice vibes and will definitely go back to try the gelatos that looked simply wonderful 🌞🍧🍰🫖

“I always ask my staff to please treat the customers the same way you want to be treated when going out.” This above statement was made by the female assistant/owner of this establishment and they are doing nothing to be part of the community apart from isolating and making customers feel very unwelcome. We were all out as a family having a wonderfully visit around the farm feeding the many animals, when we decided to grab a drink from the Mudchute kitchen. Once inside the premises, a young parent (I spotted her several times around farm grounds on her own) was behind us with their buggy waiting, the female assistant leaned across her till and shouted ‘see sign, buggy’s outside’ The young woman left, red faced with her infant who was fast asleep in the buggy. It was a hot day and I can only assume at this point, she merely couldn’t leave her baby outside asleep, so came into the premises to purchase refreshments, from what I could see there was no health & safety issues from a buggy being inside and there was plenty of room, in fact at 4pm it was empty inside. But this young mum was instructed bluntly to take the buggy outside, now I ask you all, 1. Who would leave their sleeping baby outside whilst they went indoors without a good view of the buggy? No one!! When I asked the assistant ‘why ask her to go out, that’s not fair & I feel she is on her own with a sleeping baby, how is she meant get some much needed refreshment from the the only option of counter service?’ And the response I got was ‘what’s the problem! The sign clearly says no buggy’s! Seriously guys that’s exactly what was said. Well, I will leave it up to my fellow parents with small children to decide, but we will not enter these unfriendly premises again & will bring pack ups. Please don’t be out off the rest of Mudchute farm as it’s brilliant for all the family, as the rest of the staff around the community farm are all wonderful, helpful and clearly vested in making your visit a lovely experience - I think the owners of the cafe (Mudchute kitchen) need to take note! And learn some empathy and manners. P. S we approached the young mum and offered to watch her pram, and join us whilst I sent hubby back in for refreshments for her as I was still annoyed at this point and dare not enter. The other female member of staff was equally rude, pushing past people eating without a word to water plants around the outside eating area. AVOID!!

Minimum £5.00 spend on card payments. A coffee for an adult and bottle of water for a child should not mean spending £5.00. Minimum spend is a dated trick. Service is below average and staff can be rude. Food is below average and cleanliness of the kitchen (on full view while queuing) is a concern. Mudchute Farm receives sponsorship money as a local charity. The Mudchute Kitchen does not reflect this and requires a review to bring up to satisfactory standards of service and hygiene levels.

We visited the Mudchute Farme Cafe today . We ordered two portions of scrambled egg on toast and two drinks. The food was excellent and the service was brill. No complaints from me and we will definitely be back soon. The meals were very reasonable priced and we were able to pay by debit card. Well worth a visit for families. They also do ice cream!

My children and I went to the farm and were serviced by a rude person with obvious hatred for children (for some reason on that day mine were actually behaving!). The toys are filthy and the tables dirty. The outside tables are full of pigeons and flies are everywhere inside the cafe. Would not recommend this cafe to anyone, especially if you have children!

I don’t normally leave review as opinions are very subjective, and probably can be based on singular or isolated experiences that paint a wrong picture about an overall service. However, after my family having been almost weekly customers of this restaurant for nearly 4 years, i feel more qualified than most to give my opinion, and after this week compelled to do so. We come here because our children love the animals and the farm, and the restaurant is convenient. Sadly this latest episode is the final straw that won’t see us or our friends attend this place again. We have been coming here for 4 years so have largely accepted the low quality of food that is served because the kids love the setting of the farm. We have also accepted the fly infestation that this restaurant seems to have at all times (the horse flies from next door seem to have found a good home), we have accepted the filthy toys and cutlery (we sometimes bring our own to eat with). We have also accepted the rude, at best discourteous, service because we are all used to disgruntled servers, in a big city. However, one thing I will not stand for or abide by is owner’s (Greta Dzidziguri) bullying behavior towards a child. Over the years I have heard her say: I love dogs but hate children, i wish I could never have any at my restaurant. Recently we felt the full extent of her hatred towards a child: My 11mth old baby was eating at the table and my 2.5 year old toddler (before his mother and grandfather could react) stood up on his chair and lent on the table to swat a fly on his sisters food. Ms Dzidziguri screamed (i paraphrase a long tirade): get your filthy child’s feet off my furniture.. You and your child have no respect for other customers...this is disgusting behavior...this is my restaurant and i will not allow it... We explained that we always come here and the servers have previously thanked us for always using baby wipes to clean the table after us, but the tirade continued for a while. Needless to say, it left my wife and more importantly children shaken after a vicious assault by the owner. At an age where children are susceptible to experiences, the last thing I wanted to expose them to is bullying and abuse, and surprisingly by an adult that they are familiar with, and an owner of what is falsely advertised as a “child friendly” restaurant. All too often episodes of vile behavior go unchecked in our communities. We justify it to ourselves to let them go because we don’t want to cause a scene, or perhaps second guess if we have done something to cause them, but when a baby and toddler are the subjects of abuse I urge all to stand up against bullying of the worst kind. I say this as a warning to anybody with children. Avoid this place if you don’t want your children to be a subject of bullying by an adult, or please go if you want to stand up against this behavior (from the comments previously left here I see we are, unfortunately, not alone in this experience). I stress that you can treat my opinions on the food in this place as subjective and I may be wrong in my assessment of the quality, but my account of bullying is not subjective and i write this because I do not wish it upon anyone.

The Mudchute farms is a delightful slice of green neighbouring the much concrete Canary Wharf area. Where else can see you Llamas in the London:) And add to that, you can relax on a bench and table overlooking the horse stables and enjoy a yummy home cooked English Breakfast at great prices! The kitchen menu is simple and good, the service was great and the atmosphere was happy and buzzing with so many people:) Would definitely go back!

Bei einem Besuch der Farm waren wir auch in dem Cafe...Alles sah sehr gut und liebevoll aus...entsprechend war der Andrang an diesem sonnigen Tag... Eigent sich gut für eine kleine Pause zwischendurch...

We went on a Saturday, lunchtime-ish. There are a lot of places to sit and eat, both insidge the kitchen and outside. Waited a bit longer than average to queue and order our food, but it came quite quickly. It was ok - I had the vegetarian gnocchie and my son had the beef gnocchie. A bit overpriced for the quality, but not awful. Would come back and have a cup of tea there, but would rather bring our own food to eat.

Real treat for a a Sunday morning breakfast and then a stroll around the farm park. Excellent produce, great selection for omnivores and vegetarians and all within a stone’s throw of Canary Wharf. Highly recommended.

Unexpectedly came across this little cafe at the Mudchute Park and farm at the weekend - very nice atmosphere with surprisingly good choice and quality of food. Prices good for London with attentive staff bustling about clearing tables and providing cutlery where required. Although small, the Cafe has a friendly and inclusive family feel to it, being dog friendly and busy in a homely way. The cafe features an eclectic short menu which included amongst other things, hearty soups, two gnocchi dishes, (one with an interesting blue cheese/vegetarian sauce) and a variety of brunch items, such as Canadian brunch which featured banana bread alongside bacon egg etc! Even the burger looked and tasted home made which was a real surprise and not what I had wrongly anticipated given the venue! All tips go to charity too which I thought was pretty decent.

A great day out for the kids visiting the animals and learning about the history of the park. Good place to grab a snack with reasonable prices

Kitchen is part of mudchute farm Food is excellent lots of choice and always a welcome part of our visit Staff excellent Only wish we had room for cake !!!! Next time!

También hay un área de picnic, también, así que puedes llevar tu propia comida, pero el café es muy bueno y los precios son razonables. asegúrese de comprar la comida especialmente preparados para los animales, puedes comprar en la tienda poco antes de verlos

Nosotros fuimos con una niña pequeña y pedimos un sandwich y bebida, el trato fue correcto, lo único malo es que no tienen para poder calentar potitos, así que si vais con algún bebé que no coma sólido, hay que tenerlo en cuenta. Los precios, normales, no son caros, a nosotros nos acompañó el tiempo y pasamos un rato agradable en tanto a la hora de comer como en la granja.

Friendly staff and home cooked food and cake so what more could you want! There's plenty of space to sit and picnic tables outside.

Agradable cafetería, con una buena selección de comida. La comida es también muy razonable! Volvería de nuevo.

Un pequeño grupo de ocho bebés Mudchute Farm en fuimos a un pequeño viaje de canguro esta mañana. A las 11. 30, los niños y el personal fue a la cocina, que estaba vacía de Mudchute tienen algo de almuerzo. El lugar estaba completamente vacío,...

Realmente la comida muy buena, excelente servicio y personal amable. Lo recomiendo y sin duda volveremos. Mi hijo y yo disfrutamos de nuestra comida, especialmente la tarta de brownie y apple 😀

Comimos aquí hoy - estaba contento con la selección del menú y precios. Razonable y buenas porciones. Las comidas a los niños £2.50 por un bocadillo, bebida, fruta. Yo tenía un panini con patatas fritas, que era preciosa. El único inconveniente era la suciedad - obviamente no es así en una granja de polvo/planta sucios de esperar pero cayó la comida era a la izquierda debajo de mesas, manteles como pegajosa, y los juguetes en la esquina de juguetes están en urgente necesidad de cloro. Teniendo en cuenta los niños vienen en la granja de tierra sucia y tocar animales, a continuación, toque la comida, y luego manejar los juguetes es un poco de un peligro. No me puedo quejar de la comida o la cocina.

El lugar está situado en un paraje natural y hay una granja urbana con varias especies de animales en los alrededores, caballos y asnos incluso en el patio, por lo que a la hora de comer fuera durante los días de buen tiempo hay que contar con la compañía de un batallón de moscas. El precio, para ser Londres, no está mal, pero a lo largo de la ciudad hay sitios que tienen ofertas de "niño come gratis por cada adulto que consuma un mínimo de 10 libras" que salen mejor. En cuanto a la comida en sí, si quieres comer de plato hay una pequeña carta de donde elegir. En nuestro caso, la sopa de tomate estaba rica; la ensalada de queso de cabra, pera y nueces se comió de buena gana; la carne de pollo con patatas fritas y ensalada era más desigual: bien la parte vegetal, aceptable el pollo y las patatas fritas de las que se compran congeladas (en un sitio de comida supuestamente sana). Lo peor de todo fueron las hamburguesas, que como se puede comprobar, tienden a chamuscarlas más que asarlas. Después, como van en medio de lonchas de queso y del pan malo será que se note demasiado la parte carbonizada.

It has a nice kid's corner, with plenty of toys, so perfect with toddlers or young kids. High chairs are available too.There are tables outside between buildings so it's pretty cosy even it's windy.Don't imagine a posh restaurant it's preferred by the farm and equestrian staff and muddy booted visitors.The food is really good and fresh, arriving quickly and the portions are good sized.

Breakfast In the sun on a Saturday morning was perfect - I opted for a vegetarian breakfast which was served quickly, well cooked (including my specific requests) and tasted good. The only minor criticism I have were the bathroom facilities, but given the surroundings I think this is forgivable

Tiene buenas opciones de comida no muy elaborada. Los precios son accesibles. Segun el horario puede haber grupos grandes de escolares recorriendo el lugar.

Stumbled across Mudchute Park & Farm and this café while walking from Canary Wharf to Greenwich. As mid morning, I just had tea £1 and cake £1.50, which was lovely - they had a selection of four fresh & homemade cakes (coffees are £2 - £2.50). Also available are breakfasts / brunches (most expensive items on menu at £7-£8), sandwiches, jackets, chips and a few more substantial daily special homemade lunches, e.g. pasta with prawns & salmon. Loads of seating inside and out. Highly recommend.

Visited here recently and had a nice cup of tea and lovely cake . Would like to return and try some more food

I've seen harsher prices when it come to the food on other family trips. But I'd still like bigger portions of chips ;) but generally it's nice here. Decent service.

The food isn't amazing but good and reasonably prised and for a family with young children it is a fantastic spot!

When ordering food, the woman behind the counter kept complaining that several children as well as my own child were coming through the entrance and opening and shutting the entrance curtains. She appeared to think that they would damage them more than the adults just by opening and closing them. I explained to her, this is a farm, it is full of children, the only way in or out of the cafe is through the curtains and the children were not pulling on them directly, they were just choosing to come in and out often, as children do. She did not seem to understand and went on and on at me and all the children about her curtains. If you are going to run a cafe in a farm full of children and you do not have the patience for children, especially around your precious curtains, do not run a cafe in a farm full of children!!! Otherwise, deal with it, stop moaning at your customers, provide some actual pleasant service and show some patience to the children. Sad, as the other staff were lovely. By the way, we are talking about see through plastic curtains which are more than robust enough to deal with children coming in and out. It is an entrance and exit and if you are so concerned about the curtains, simple, just don't have them there!Food is ok and yes, I had eggs sunny side up there today and the whites were completely undercooked....

Great food, especially breakfasts, but no pressure to buy if one has a picnic. Very helpful and efficient staff.

The greasiest, most horrible breakfast I have ever experienced. The eggs were pretty much raw, the sausages were probably not even 10% pork and the plate was swimming in the oil used to cook the mushrooms in. Terrible won't ever return!

En visitant la ferme un arret s impose dans les cuisines!on mange bien avec des produits pour la plus part maison.la café servit dans de la porcelaine!

Great menu, good vegetarian options and kids menu but oh lord have mercy upon my soul the Canadian Brunch was amazing. I haven't had scrambled eggs this good in a decade, maybe never, and the banana bread is pure genius. Genius.

We come here regularly, they do great breakfasts and main meals plus it's nice to stop in for coffee and cake or ice cream. The only down side is if it's really busy sometimes there is a long wait for food. Worth coming to and visiting the farm!

A country home made cafe in an interesting location. Go for a walk in one of Londons best kept secret open spaces. Drop in for a coffee and cake.

I had an English breakfast in Mudchute's Farm and thought it was really good. We had to wait for a while to get the food, but we were told so at the beginning as they were very busy, so it was okay. I want to go back to try other options!