Nancarrow Farm in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

I have been to several feast nights but is billed as a Farm Supper, a bit more civilised really and you feel less rushed. Food was excellent and very well presented Staff were really 'on it' and very well organised. All round great night out.

Lovely setting, fantastic food, and great accommodation! Thank you to the team at Nancarrow. After spotting this gem on television a couple of years ago, my partner and I ventured over. The food, room, and staff did not fail to impress. The supper was delicious, only to be matched by the quality of the breakfast and service from everyone we met. Although we popped over in March, I can readily see how this would come into its own in the summer. I can not recommend this enough.

Just visited today for a long awaited Sunday lunch after seeing the place on Rick Stein’s Cornwall 2ish years ago! Really good, massive portions, and would happily come again. We had the beef roast. Already looking to book a feast night later in the year.

Well worth the tortuous and lengthy trip around the A30 roadworks and grid locked Truro and surrounding roads. Excellent food served by friendly and helpful staff. Decent beer and original cocktails. A very pleasant experience. Original, well prepared, and presented dishes.

Beautiful setting and surroundings. Staff excellent nothing too much trouble. Food overall very good but the beef main course was disappointing and tough....struggled cutting it and left most of it.

A really excellent meal. Good quality, excellent flavours, plenty of meat and vegetables. Nice choice of cocktails, English and foreign wines, a couple of Cornish craft beers. Staff were all very friendly and good at their jobs. Breakfast was lovely as well. You can walk along the wildlife trail, we just did a short section as we didn’t know how long it would take. The farm setting is nice. We were hoping for our Shepherd’s hut to give us more of a farm experience in the countryside, listening to the birds and farm noises. There was a wedding in the small field next to us with activities and music from when we arrived at 4pm until 11pm. There’s no TV or WiFi in the hut either (as expected) we’d have turned that up. The walls in the hut are thin. So whether you’re inside or outside you can hear the music and it’s a bit of a thud through the wall even if it’s not really loud. I personally found it quite tiring. The Shepherd’s hut information says they have shared bathroom facilities. We were thinking we were sharing with the people in the other 2 huts. The toilets are shared with the restaurant, located in the courtyard and there’s one shower in the disabled toilet. The alarm radio in the room went off at 8am (not sure if another guest had set it..!) Then we could hear the birds and natural sounds which was lovely. A lovely meal, and it looks like a great place for a wedding. We will definitely visit again for the meal and perhaps a different room location if there’s choice

We have wanted to come for ages so booked well in advance and I was a little apprehensive having read some of previous comments more recently. I had no need to worry, a lovely experience with everything delicious from start to finish. Nancarrow lived up to everything we expected it to be. We had a summer Sunday lunch with music playing, enjoyed a couple of drinks and a walk around the farm. Would highly recommend booking in advance and enjoying some delicious food in a lovely atmosphere!

We didn’t know what to expect but this was a lovely experience. The setting is very pretty the food was delicious and the staff were cheerful. We would definitely return

Amazing location, lots to see - cows, pigs, vegetable field (more than a veg patch), bee hives, orchard, and so much more. Lovely location. As for the food - well it was absolutely amazing. From the stater to the desert. The flavours were fabulous. The staff were great too - really friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Would definitely recommend it to anybody and would definitely come back again.

What can I say, best Sunday lunch experience I have had for a long time; would definitely recommend and worth travelling too. Did have to book early as it gets very busy.

Lovely experience. Really glad we got to go to celebrate a family birthday. Food and service were superb

AMAZING!! My mum and step dad just got married here, and everything was fabulous! Provided lots and lots, friendly, helpful and overall just perfect. Everything was just lovely and especially beautiful! Everything was wellkept and was a sight for sore eyes. I loved it 💗 thanks Nancarrow x

This has been on my bucket list for a few years and just not been able to make a date. So was so looking forward to this visit and it excelled. The venue to beautiful, the staff are amazing and the food was lovely. If this is on you list, don’t delay a visit like we did. PS this is staying on my to do list.

Amazing location. Unique menu. Delicious food. Great staff. Good value for money & a reasonably priced bar. This is a must go to & not to be missed!

We have just returned from having a totally fantastic experience…. Not only was the food, service and service was superb so was the farm and the surroundings ….. highly recommend this for a visit if you are on holiday or living in Cornwall. Thank you very much 👌

Visited with family for Sunday lunch. 2nd sitting. Location is lovely. I had high expectations based on reviews. However, I found the food very disappointing. The roast beef was undercooked and tough as old boot. It also had a weird smoky flavor that stay with you after eating. It’s tasted like they had poured a bottle of liquid smoke over all the meat! I couldn’t eat any of it. The roast potatoes had been over roasted so the outsides were hard and tasteless. The vegetables were very good though, I enjoyed those. Overall nor worth the money. I will go elsewhere for further Sunday lunches.

Went here as guests at a wedding - absolutely wonderful venue! The ceremony was in the old barn and the rest of the day was spent on site - the food throughout the day was just superb, from the canapes before the sit down meal, the meal itself (wonderful beef with a variety of green vegetables and crispy potato) and then in the evening a superb lamb and salad on pitta. Wonderful friendly staff all throughout the day.

Todays Mothering Sunday lunch was for us the perfect eating out experience- tasteful spacious setting within a lovely rural environment; plentiful, quality food cooked with , imagination ( loving those truffle creamed greens ) and care and presented in a way that felt personal and unhurried despite the large number of guests in the room . Staff were attentive and friendly and the ambience rounded off by a single musician playing throughout . A thoroughly delightful experience and we will return !

I attended the early seating of the supper last night and wow every course was absolutely stunning and it was lovely to try things you wouldn’t usually pick and be wowed. The setting is to die for lovely atmosphere lovely friendly attentive staff, couldn’t fault...

Granted an interesting setting/venue, college refectory style springs to mind, yet the Sunday Roast was rather underwhelming especially the supposed star of the show the beef. Waiting staff were friendly however I'm not convinced there's enough to make me consider a second visit.

Not just good food but a great experience. Good food, it was slow cooked beef when we visited served with all the necessary accompaniments. Excellent service - cheerful and friendly. The lovely setting is a bonus too

I have wanted to attend a feast night at Nancarrow for a couple of years and finally managed to book for last week and was not disappointed. The atmosphere from the moment you walked in was electrical, very relaxed with a warm welcome. We were...

Went with my other half for a harvest feast and stayed overnight. The restaurant was stunning, lovely atmosphere, beautifully lit, with a fantastic guitarist/singer in the background. The food was top notch, every single course was very tasty and well cooked. The staff took the...

Although I visited this restaurant sometime ago the experience is still haunting me, particularly as a lot of people continue to rave about it. If you do not have any dietary requirements…this place is fabulous and you will probably have one of the best meals...

Booked for a farm supper with overnight accommodation and breakfast, just for a treat. We arrived about 3.30pm and we’re shown to our accommodation- Pig 1. Beautiful, clean room with a huge bathroom. Toiletries, towels, linen and hairdryer supplied (and the towels were huge and...

Like many, we saw this on the Rick Stein programme during Lockdown and promised ourselves a visit. It did not disappoint. A friendly welcome, comfortable room, little bottles of milk to go with our tea and coffee, fresh flower arrangements, clean bathroom. It was also...

It’s not easy to get booked at Nancarrow especially if you want to eat as a couple, so we booked the dinner b&b deal. It was a special occasion and so it justified the cost. Every staff member, from booking to greeting to serving etc...

Sunday roast with a difference. A big converted barn with lots of tables and everyone served at once. A fixed menu (confirm in advance). We had hoggett as the meat with an array of vegetables, beautifully cooked with some interesting combinations. The portions were massive....

Visited on a glorious sunny Sunday for lunch in April and very glad we did. The food was delicious. The hogget (older lamb) was great and our non-lamb eater had an excellent vegetarian option of squash and grains which was much more exciting than that...

(Note - the venue are aware, have apologised and refunded my meal) Hugely disappointed with our experience. I have been looking forward to visiting here. I am gluten free and was reassured on email that they can cater for dietary requirements, and often do. General...

Service friendly and relaxed Ambiance just special Superb selection of beers and wines And the food …. Smoked butter …. I am hooked on and hispi cabbage in butter milk - just sunning … the whole meal was superb…. But when you lift the little...

We enjoyed a farm supper here after a long period of anticipation having seen Nancarrow on Rick Steins programme. We had to pay in full upon booking which given problems with people booking then not attending across Cornwall during the summer season this was understandable....

Excellent evening at Nancarrow. More places should take a leaf out of their book. Set menu, set time and all great quality. Great setting, great staff (knowledgable and friendly). The attention to detail is second to none. Marvellous.

We stayed at Nancarrow for two days for a family wedding. They did all the catering for the reception , the wedding breakfast and for breakfast on Sunday morning. The food was wonderful, so was the service, they really did a great job. The accommodation...

Saw this place on Rick Steins Cornwall programme so booked whilst visiting the area. The setting is outstanding - felt like being on the set of Darling Buds of May! Staff were all lovely and very slick. My wife loved the lunch but I thought...

Nancarrow farm kitchen is a delicious delightful place to spend a lunchtime especially on a sunny Sunday. Everything was perfect. Friendly efficient staff. Outstanding location and food. Quality and in abundance. I cannot speak too highly of the experience. Including a highly entertaining musician Mr...

Good and tasty. Not over posh but scrummy. The barns are pretty rustic and the food wasn’t very hot but the atmosphere was great. There were a couple of singers in the corner which were really good. Would I go there again. Yep definitely.

Awesome, awesome and awesome. We pre booked our meal at Nancarrows before our arrival in Cornwall and it was one our favourite outings while we were there, although it was cut short due to an accident on my behalf. Prior to hurting myself, when we...

As Covid restrictions start to relax, Nancarrow Farm, amongst other things has started 'Farm Picnics' on certain Saturdays. On the recommendation of my brother and sister-in-law who visited in July, we went as part of our long weekend in Looe. We are so pleased we...

we were in Cornwall for a week's break in July and, after finding some recommendations, booked supper at Nancarrow Farm one evening. It was surprisingly well organised and a much more sophisticated and pleasant evening than we had envisaged. The windy road and lack of...

Amazing welcome and amazing food! This pub/restaurant is a must if you are staying in the area. Very Covid aware we all felt very safe and enjoyed fabulous freshly cooke food!

We came her just before the latest COVID-19 clampdown on one of the feast nights. Its not cheap nor should it be, the offering is really good and the attention to detail is excellent. My only comment would be that you can be outside quite...

Fabulous evening despite high winds and rain. Canapes outside around the fire pits and then into the hall for dinner. The staff were attentive and reassuring about my dietary needs throughout the evening but did it in a very quiet, discrete and unassuming way. We...

We have eaten before at Nancarrow on 2 separate "feast" nights so it was an easy decision to make when it came to choosing a venue for a significant party. Nancarrow catered wonderfully for our 100+ guests with imaginative, delicious food served from their woodfired...

Last night we went to the 'feast' at Nancarrow. Sadly not a feast at all....After a welcoming start to the evening in this stunning location with great staff, music and a speech by the chef to explain the various components of the fabulous sounding menu,...

Attended a friend's wedding and was overwhelmed with how stunning the venue looked. Lovely intimate feel to it with rustic charm. The staff were very attentive to us guests and the food was fantastic.

My son recently held his wedding celebration at Nancarrow. The wedding party stayed on site for three nights. The accommodation varied from en suite comfortable rooms to teepees in the meadow. The bridal suite was well appointed. The communal room and kitchen was ideal for...

We booked Nancarrow and Tremenherre Sculpture Park for our wedding this July. Both were stunning settings. Nancarrow, where we had the Reception, delivered. The accommodation is lovely and homely and the surrounding gardens and farm land were the perfect backdrop to our big day. The...

Nancarrow Farm was the perfect place for our daughters wedding. The owners and staff were amazing, so attentive, polite, seeing to everyone's needs but unobtrusive. The food was gorgeous and everyone's catering needs were met. The accommodation was beautiful and, with the whole venue being so relaxed, the wedding was the most amazing, perfect day. Nancarrow Farm, you have given our daughter and new son-in-law, Jacey and Dan, the best day anyone could ask for. Thank you so much..... and we'll be back to sample one of your feast nights.

I'm so happy that I managed to get tickets to the feast night at Nancarrow. It was the perfect way to kick off the festive season. Fantastic food, wine, service, live music, atmosphere and location. Thanks Nancarrow, we'll be back.

I was really excited to go to a winter feast and It did feel special and the staff were lovely. It was only one man playing the guitar but the music was really good. The food was not nearly as good as I expected, it had a feel of mass catering . My main issue was everything was dry. There was no sause or gravy with any course. I would have liked even one potato with the main course. Except the horrible rice pudding like millet element that oddly came with the main course. It pains me to say this but the poached pear was so disappointing . It sounded amazing and it is my favourite pudding but it tasted like a tinned pear with a scoop of cream cheese and soggy ginger crumbs. It was so noisey with over 100 people and nothing to dampen the noise, I couldn’t hear my husband at all accoss the table. My final winge is there was no tea or coffee at the end. I was desperate for a warm drink after the dinner and you couldn’t even buy one. Fewer people may have made for a more enjoyable evening.

We visited for a ‘feast’ evening. Everything’s out the way this place is set out and operated is great (tiny car park but it does point this out on the website). The welcome was really friendly and accompanied by a delicious cocktail. Lovely surroundings to mingle in before you go in to the barn for the feast. When you sit down, they explain the menu - provenance of the ingredients. Food was delicious and the service - given the number of guests - was really efficient

We got married here last month and what can we say?! It was just perfect. It's such a beautiful venue and it was really special for us to have our closest family staying with us the nights before and after the wedding.

We were lucky enough to be invited to a wedding here last weekend and what a joy it was to attend.

Amazing place to have a bespoke private wedding, Amazing food cooked using ingredients from the Farm, lovely staff who make you feel welcome and relaxed, lots of space, to stay in numerous rooms, converted barns and Yurts.

What a joy to be able to join approx 140 others for this summer feast which showcased produce from the Farm and surrounding area.

We booked Nancarrow Farm for our Wedding and we had the most fantastic/awesome weekend. The venue itself was very clean, the accommodation is very comfortable and the setting is beautiful. All our guests commented on how lovely the day was and that it was the best wedding they had been too. Eavan was very attentive and managed to balance being there for our every need but also to be in the background so that the day felt very relaxed. Jack cooked the food to perfection, the canapés were particularly amazing as was the rest of the food. Steve was very helpful on the run up to the weekend/day and all of the staff on the day were very friendly. So it’s a massive thank you to all at Nancarrow Farm for giving Simon and I such fabulous memories of our day.

Great day had by all of the family, and fantastic to see so many people attending. What a gorgeous site.

Was very excited to go to our £38 a head feast night with friends for a joint birthday occasion (especially seeing the great review Nancarrow had on Countryfile last year). It was a very rainy night when we arrived, so the canapés were being instantly grabbed by attendees sheltering under cover in front of the outside bbq area. We did manage one canapé (pork on a blini with apple sauce - mine was delicious but my husband’s was just grizzle sadly).

Once again the chefs surpassed themselves. Every part of the meal was delicious and the atmosphere was really great. What can be better than sitting together with like minded people and sharing delectable food. Easy flowing conversation with our neighbours just added to the pleasure of the evening.

Attended the 1000 mouths festival (October) and the recent Shelter Box fundraiser (December). What a fabulous experience, delivered by a great team of attentive staff. Food was plentiful and scrumptious, Location and atmosphere fantastic. We will certainly be going back.

We went to both the March and April events this year and have also decided we are unlikely to return. The first time the food was excellent and plenty of it. These last two times, as others have said, it was very disappointing. We had to share out the meat carefully as there wasn't really enough and certainly NOT a feast. The puds were also really disappointing. I do hope they heed these comments as we too are local and would have visited often. Yes, lovely place, lovely ambiance, nice and different but ...

We attended the above event. The event supported the charity action against hunger. The event was a sell out on Saturday Night and whilst the weather was truly wet and horrid the welcome was warm and very friendly. Wonderful venison canapés a fantastic range of...

We attended the 1000 mouths feast, the food and service were amazing, it was truly a fantastic event, we look forward to there next feast

Absolutely fantastic evening, the food and service were incredible. Well done to eveyone involved in making this a fabulous night to remember, from the canapes, the food, decor, service, entertainment. Can't wait for a return visit.

We attended a wedding at Nancarrow farm. It is a beautiful venue and run like a well oiled machine. The ceremony was held in the rustic hay barn, followed by reception in the large converted Oak barn. The staff were excellent as was the food. Apart from it being a challenge to locate (don't trust the Sat Nav!) the day went off without a hitch.

We really enjoyed the Feast Evening from the very warm welcome right through to the wood fired cookies served at...

Bodas eventos siempre feliz, pero este era incluso mejor por el lugar y el personal de Nancarrow. La propiedad es impresionante y toda la experiencia es tan feliz y relajado. El servicio se realizó en un pequeño granero y perfecto para un evento especial. Luego...

Disfrutamos de la noche de fiesta - compañía maravillosa, estupenda comida, e incluso el sol brillaba. Hay algo para todo el mundo, en Nancarrow y el hermoso entorno están complementados por el personal atento y simpático, y música que perfectamente acompañado de la noche. Gracias a todos @ Nancarrow.

Another gorgeous Feast Night at Nancarrow Farm. The weather was good to us and everyone dining outside was a glorious sight. From glorious chicken, to BBQ mackerel and rib of beef our taste buds were tantalised and finished off with strawberries and melted chocolate. We will return!

This was not our first feast at Nancarrow, and it certainly wont be our last. Dining out in the courtyard on a summers evening was amazing. Warm welcome from the Nancarrow Team, fabulous food - feast it certainly was, great company sitting amongst other guests who we had never met before but with whom conversation just flowed.Congratulation Nancarrow, you are stars.Now which feast will we pick at your exciting 1000 mouths charity event in the autumn....

Visited Nancarrow for my girlfriends birthday with a large group of friends. Upon arrival we were greeted by very friendly staff and informed of the evening schedule. We were lucky enough to get good weather and seating had been arranged according with beautiful decor outdoors. The live music playing in the background added the perfect vibe to the feast night. The food was mouth watering and plentiful and the house 'Barn Ale' is a must try! The evening commenced at a nice steady pace with nothing seeming too much effort for the staff. All in all would definitely recommend!

Attended the Midsummers Eve Feast at Nancarrow and enjoyed it immensely. The whole evening was superbly organised and managed with great attention to detail. There were more than enough staff to assist with everything from serving the food to welcoming you and showing you where to park and everyone was friendly and helpful and just being unobtrusive. The setting is perfect - an idyllic organic farm with a mix of traditional timber and brick buildings arranged to leave plenty of space for the al fresco dining we experienced. It all combined to make a memorable evening - a perfect place to relax, stroll around the farm, take in the calm vibe of the place or listen to some live music before sitting down to eat. There were exhibition quality sweet peas on the tables and a seating plan sensibly placing couples opposite one another to maximise the opportunity to get to know your fellow guests . The key was a fascinating explanation by one of the chefs detailing the exact ingredients and preparation process for each course of the meal. This made it extra special when the food was servedAltogether a highlight of our holiday . Nancarrow is a very special place for a rustic gourmet experience and judging from the comments of the many " returners" we spoke with it is also the most incredible wedding venue.

Visited for a feast night with a group of 11 for my birthday and I couldn't fault a thing. The weather was beautiful so we were lucky enough to eat al fresco in the courtyard. All of the staff were extremely friendly and professional and seemed to really love what they do. The farm had some new piglets which we were allowed to go and see which as a lovely touch to the beautiful farm setting. All three courses (and the extras) were faultless and every member of my group left feeling completely satisfied. The odd folk were playing and their music fitted in perfectly with the surroundings. Thank you so much Nancarrow for making it a night to remember.

Have to say going on the hottest so far this year was a bonus. Magical place, a fantastic evening, ate at a massive line of trestle tables (17 in all 6 to a table). Ideal for a group of friends or family, but we went as a couple and sat next to some delightful people, much younger than us but the were all very friendly and chatty a great time was had by all. Though if you only like dinning as a couple then it's not for you. The situation is idyllic, the barns and farm buildings have been renovated to a very high standard, didn't get a chance to see the accommodation, they do B&B, but looks good on website.Couple we sat next too are getting married there in 8 weeks time. The staff were very friendly welcoming and very efficient. Welcoming drink of elderflower and prosecco with by nibbles of roasted radish with either pea purée fried onions or taramasalata, pork crackling, very tasty. It was a very magical experience whole place, the tables and the yard were decorated beautifully. There was even time to wonder round the farm and see the animals.The food was scrumptious see menu in photo.

This place was a superb wedding venue, and we can not rate it more highly. The farm itself is in a wonderful location, with very nicely preserved old farm buildings scattered on a gentle hill. The accommodation is beautiful. All of the bedrooms are comfy and spacious and the living/dining/kitchen area was perfectly equipped and decorated. It was a real treat to stay there.All the staff we met were brilliant and very progressional - and couldn't have made us feel more welcome. Big thanks to everyone for making our friends wedding such a success.

We were looking forward to our first Feast night at Nancarrow having heard how popular they were. At £38 a head we were expecting something really special but we were so disappointed. I couldn't fault the welcome and the surroundings are just lovely. They've managed to create a wonderful ambience in the big barn with the long trestle tables, the wood burner, candles and flowers. What a shame about the food. The starter was basically a potato salad - the "ox cheek" was barely visible on the plate having been grated so finely that you couldnt taste it at all. The "cultured" butter tasted rancid. The beef slices arrived on a tray (one per person) and it was barely lukewarm. The pieces were small - slightly larger than the palm of my hand and of varying thicknesses. It was delicious but it would have been so much nicer had it been hot. The accompaniments were tasty too but, again, not enough of them to fill us up. The lemon meringue pie was lovely but only about a teaspooonful of meringue. I would have like less pretentiousness - more hearty food with the beef being the star of the show - not the "frilly" bits around it. By all means charge £38 per person but make sure that the meat accounts for the largest part of the charge. The staff were brilliant - friendly, helpful and hard working! The music was excellent - the perfect choice for the event and not intrusive. Sadly, we won't be rushing back - and such a shame as we live locally!

I've been wanting to attend one of these feats nights for a long time and we finally made it. An all round fab night - great service from the minute we were greeted with a drink, the ambience, the umbrellas (!) the beautiful barn, the super friendly staff, the quirky poem, the delicious meal (that we were lucky enough to see cooking outside on the fire), just sorry we left it so long to attend out first one but we'll definitely be back!

My wife and I went to the feast night on 11 March with 2 friends. It was our first visit and we thought it was a lovely location and we enjoyed the atmosphere. On the plus side, the first 2 courses were good but the desert was very disappointing - a rhubarb tart with little rhubarb and very poor pastry. The negatives for us were the portion sizes. At a "feast" you don't expect to have to count out the potatoes to ensure everyone in the group has something to eat. The service was also very slow - there could have been more staff manning the bar and serving the tables. The staff that were there were very pleasant - there just weren't enough of them. The general noise level was also very high - there are lots of hard surfaces and the venue would benefit from more soft fabrics to deaden the noise. The high level of noise was then added to by some music that couldn't be enjoyed because of the high general level of background noise and instead the music added to that level of background noise which meant people had to talk even louder. All in early I think those in charge of the feast night are being somewhat greedy, the evening would have benefited from fewer people, larger portion sizes and a lower price - £38 was too high for this modest "feast".

I so wanted to love the food tonight; the menu looked amazing. We arrived, the welcome and ambience were great, our table-neighbours were charming. It's such a shame that the food wasn't. The portions were tiny! The food is served on platters to be shared by six, and there just wasn't enough. There was perhaps a tablespoon of hoggett, 3 new potatoes and a couple of tablespoons of peas. It was so disappointing. To add insult to injury, the lamb tasted of mackerel! Pudding was tiny and disappointing too, a thick pastry base and a rhubarb and egg custard that tasted of nothing but egg. The chance of chef has seriously influenced the food here, and for £38 each I wanted to have a feast I loved.

Firstly you have to admire how a farm has diversified and got it right.Came here to their feast night in November, a chilly evening but one which added to the outdoor atmosphere, nice bit of music and raring barbque fire. Outdoor pheasant legs and wings with a glass of white port, leading onto a fairly priced bar and a range of drinks not always found in a pub say. Huge barn with very effective log-burner made for a warm and atmospheric atmosphere. Food was all meat and produced on the farm including the vegatables. Nice touch for the chef to announce the menu before serving. Must mention the hard working staff who ensured all the food was brought out as quickly as possible. Constant topping up of water jugs and clearing of glasses made for a tidy table,Guitar player moved inside for meal, I expect he was glad about that as he spent 45 minutes outside prior and it was cold!Overall it would hard to fault this well organised, yet simplistic set-up.Be quick if you want to get a ticket!

Fantastic feast night here at Nancarrow Farm. Great location, food, service, atmosphere. From start to finish first class all the way, roaring log fires, great music just faultless the whole night. If you have chance to book the Feast Night you will not be disappointed at all. We spoke with guests that had booked accommodation and they said it was perfect. So we are going to book well in advance next time and stay overnight. Many thanks to all staff who made our evening perfect.

This is not a regular restaurant, they do special Feast nights during the year using produce from the farm. Last night we went to our third feast, the tickets sell out very quickly as they only take about 100 people. You sit on long tables which is very sociable, people actually talk to each other. The food is served on platters of slate which you help yourself to, each table is for about 6 people in sections. Last night the menu was started off by a gathering in the courtyard with White port and aperitif of Salsify with a smoked Hay mayo. Whilst mingling by the fire which was cooking the saddles of Nancarrow lamb for the main course which we had after Barn Ale & Rye glazed bread, Roasted cauliflower ,cumin, lemon buttermilkj Old Winchester, sourdough & sorrel. The lamb was served with Roasted autumnal root veg, tamarind ,sage, Put lentils, black garlic, spinach, fine beans, Cavelo nero salsa verde. and to finish it off Hazelnut & Muscavado Tart & Sweete corn Beignets, Anise sugar. It's definitely worth the £35 pp. The staff are very friendly and efficient. I just hope I can get tickets for the December Feast as November is sold out.

I attended a family wedding at this stunning venue. I cannot praise this place highly enough. The buildings were all beautiful and well appointed. The reception room was excellent, the staff attentive and friendly. All of the food from the canopies through the meal to the hog roast in the evening was exeptional.Highly recommend for any family event.

You can't get more locally sourced food than this. This unique family run farm situated in a wonderful Cornish location really does give you a taste of what farm produce and hedgerow delicacies can taste like when cooked in such rustic but creative way. A modern barn built in a traditional style gave a really welcoming experience In which you could not help to meet new friends whilst enjoying good food served by charming and efficient staff. An evening of sheer enjoyment.

Great food and a wonderful experience. We had been wanting to go for some time and finally got the right notification at the right time and it certainly worth the wait.Fantastic food and it was great to be seated next to strangers who we now know and love. Ready to go back any time

If you like out of the way rustic places with a magical twist you got to try this place go and check it out.we stayed here at a friends wedding and had a fab time, looks and feels great with a small bar that served local beer spirits wines and soft drinks etc. brilliant bbq food was served as well as a three course menu, overall one of the best wedding venues i have been to. Rooms are clean and modern with a good finish always piping hot water for the showers, only one thing i was cold sleeping in a teepee on a hard foo ton and get some northern beer.But still fantastic and thank you.

We are hooked. There's something very special going on here. We wanted to go for a while but were never quite fast enough to grab tickets before they sold out. Now we are about to go to our fourth on Friday and can't wait. The food is always outstanding. The intros and welcomes from the family make it a little more special and when that's combined with meeting new people in a gorgeous, country environment, it really is one of my favourite places... Ever.

My sister finally decided to marry!We live in Brazil. When we heard the wedding was in a farm in place called Truro in Cornwall I was a bit puzzled. You see, for non-UK people like us, Cornwall seem something so distant a far of, that I couldn´t imagine what to expect!So we did or 5000 plus miles trip to the wedding and what a surprise!Rustic place! The food albeit simple, was excellent! Staff was very friendly (as most people we found in the region!). The party was a success and I can´t emphasize enough the good service and location!

When my daughter decided to get married in Cornwall I was a little hesitant, a 700 mile round trip and at a farm! But any doubts disappeared when my wife and I visited Nancarrow at Easter prior to the wedding in August. The setting, the Barn itself, the accommodation are all top class. Shabby chic/rustic it ticked all the boxes for my daughter and we had the most amazing experience. The food itself is exceptional, both the barbeque on the Tuesday evening, the post ceremony canapés and the wedding meal itself were 5 star quality. We even had breakfast provided the day after the wedding and again top class quality food, thanks to the chef Ben who I believe previously worked at 15, one of Jamie Oliver's restaurants. Heather who runs the whole experience is a brilliant organiser, always in the background to help when needed but never in your face. She makes sure you get the very best experience possible. The rest of the staff on the day gave 100% and where polite, efficient and friendly - well done to you all! Nancarrow also do Fine Dining evenings which my daughter and husband have attended and these too I'm told are top rate. I'll certainly try to get to one myself next time I visit Cornwall.

My family and I attended a wedding here in July and stayed in one of the onsite rooms for 2 nights. If you're looking for a modern rustic barn then Nancarrow is a great choice. It's situated in the middle of nowhere, down a dirt track & was quite hard to find. There aren't many rooms onsite, so you'll have to be selective who stays. There's a cute pond at the back of the venue & in the main building there's an open planned living/dining area which is impressive. Some guests also stayed in the field where they have tents setup. Our room was modern with a rustic / country twist. It's a shame there was no shower - only a bath. Unfortunately the owners of the venue didn't buy enough gas for the weekend, so when we were trying to get ready on the Saturday morning there was no hot water. Overall it was a nice venue but the staff didn't come across as friendly or as helpful as I'd have expected considering it was a wedding.

I really enjoyed visiting this place. In fairness I was at a wedding reception; and that is something they clearly do very well.Charming buildings located on a farm but with a lovely contemporary feel about them.The *barn* is an attractive space overlooking a beautiful pond with somewhat rudimentary benches. But the food was excellent; speciality barbecued beef lovingly cooked over oak. Generous and very impressive.It has accommodation (maybe worth considering).

Nancarrow Farm was the venue for my niece's wedding recently. I cannot recommend Nancarrow highly enough as a venue - and the food that they served was absolutely delicious. Farm bred beef and lamb cooked on the outdoor BBQ was superb.The team were extraordinarily friendly and helpful and made the event a pleasure to organise and host. The barn is a wonderful space for an event....and the accompanying bedrooms in the barn were a real pleasure to stay for a few nights before and after the wedding.

As unusual eateries go this has to be as clever a use of architecture and 'fun' (with food) as you will get. The barn, location for the evenings entertainment, whilst new is a cavernous wooden framed and beamed place, a wood clad and glazed affair. One that, on the face of it, comfortably caters for around one hundred(ish) eager guests through the interior trestle table style arrangement, aided by a small outside bar area (the facility for open door dining at times of supportive weather conditions is there)Sadly Autumn in Cornwall, with all its well known shortcomings (various types, angles and weight of rain, same with wind and light, to name but a few of the many) conspired against that on the night but if your location is apt, just who cares?Throw in to the mix a very individual menu and you should 'tick all those boxes' and in many ways the place does. Our feast night - 15/11/14 - was great fun, the sitting arrangement creating the infamous conversation 'triangles' but if you multiply that by one hundred plus people doing the same the noise level started to unravel the evenings overall feeling of 'fun'. Here I have to say that providing skilled musicians to entertain also only works when you can hear them? The food itself was interesting, clever and tasty albeit arriving at table in an ad hoc manner, requiring an almost 'back to school days' approach to its distribution. Whilst this also bent itself to the informal, warm atmosphere of the place it also required, shall we say, a degree of entente cordial when in a 'mixed' aka eclectic group of strangers?Do not be confused by parts of this review. If you wish to go somewhere by yourself, with family, friends, whoever, it is a place that is unique, for a very sociable evening and is definitely the place for you.We will go back.