New House Farm Shop Tea Room in Horsham - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Excellent facilities, atmosphere, staff and food. Welcoming, warming and spacious environment with good food and facilities.

Went for Mother’s Day lunch with my two daughters and granddaughter. The food and service was very disappointing and the staff were rude and unpleasant. The menu was very limited with not much choice. The children’s meal constisted if two sandwich squares and a small cake. My tuna toasted sandwich was very dry and did not have any salad with it. A disappointing end to what should have been a perfect day.

Delightful place, hidden in the Horsham countryside. We went late-pm (2:30ish) and had lunch. There was a little queue but it moved quickly. We had tea which was served in a very generously-sized teapot. We had lunch from the specials board - quiche Lorraine, Scotch egg and salad. It was lovely, home cooked and a good portion. The salad was really good as it wasn’t just lettuce, it was potato salad and coleslaw too. They had a wide section of home baked cakes in the counter. The place was moderately busy but felt peaceful. It’s surrounded by fields and is picturesque. They have a farm shop too which is filled with local goodies. We will definitely be coming back very soon!

It is always a pleasure to go there, coffee is always good and the cakes are delicious. We atre going tomorrow and will have to decide where to have breakfast or coffee and cake, such a hard decision to make

I used to love going to this cafe for breakfast, lunch or just coffee, but since the changes have been made there, it is so noisy!!!!!! We just cannot bear to sit there any more. I think some soft furnishings need to be added or carpet to the floor. So dissappointing.

Situated in an unspoilt countryside location just outside the bustling market town of Horsham is New House Farm, which has been tastefully converted from an old 16th century barn. The farm shop sells a generous array of locally-sourced produce and local crafts, while there's an opportunity to pick your own strawberries when they're in season. The biggest pull of this charming rural stop is arguably the shop's adjacent Strawberry Fields tea room. which serves hot and cold drinks, ploughman's lunches, sandwiches, breakfasts (until midday), fresh cakes and scones. Bright and airy, the tea room has benefitted greatly after its recent renovation, and there's plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. There's no table service, but don't be put off by the often lengthy queues at the counter, as these soon dwindle. We ordered a ploughman's lunch each, which we've had several times previously. The portions are always generous, and very reasonably priced, and once again we didn't have to wait long for our meals to arrive.

We visited today. Can I suggest that you put something on the glass window that is directly opposite the gents toilet, as someone walked into it because it looked as though it was an open door.

Came for PYO and some breakfast on fathers day. Firstly, no PYO. Stick a sign on the gate or the road as you enter to let people know its closed. So many disappointed familes that were then lured into the restaurant because their kids were sad. The young lad working there was incredibly rude. The lady in front of me only wanted cutlery to eat her breakfast. His response were busy nothing I can do. Waited an hour for a mediocre, tasteless breakfast.

I made a reservation for Father's Day breakfast and the least I expected was a basic welcome and to be show to our seats. Unfortuntaly there was no welcome by any staff on arrival, we eventually figured out that you had to search each table for your name that was printed on a slip of paper. Then there was no table service so I had to queue up behind 20 people also ordering breakfast. The worst tea room experience I have ever had.

Always good food and service, but one of those establishments that states on its website "due to health and hygiene reasons dogs are not allowed inside". They are allowed outside but I'm not leaving my dog out in the rain. This of course won't bother a lot of people but as a dog owner it confuses me. My dog is not unhealthy or unhygienic and is allowed in many places and I'm sure he's never made anyone's customers sick.

I've been there many times but usually have a toasted tea cake and coffee which are both great. This time after a trail mountain bike ride, I savoured a just superb fried egg and bacon bap. The bap was so soft.

We went to New House Farm to pick strawberries with the children and I thought it was a good day out. It was not crowded, there were plenty ato pick and we all enjoyed it. We also bought some homemade cake and coffee from the cafe and spent some time in the shop. There's lots of space and the adults can relax watching the children run around. Would recommend!

Having visited for the first time we were disappointed to say the least. Host, photo on the wall was not at all welcoming, in fact point blank ignorant. We assumed she did not think she should work on a Sunday. The roll was a part baked and rock hard, please watch your teeth. The hot drinks were cold and if a poor quality. Location is nice but no good if you like service and good quality food to go alongside it.

Just moved to Horsham and what a lovely find this was , relaxing friendly and lovely fresh produce . Going to try the fish van next . Not eaten there yet but it does look very nice . Staff all friendly and helpful

Sunday Brunch al fresco Excellent place for coffee brunch or lunch in the Sussex countryside Service is always with a smile Recommended In strawberry picking season it is extremely popular and busy

The tea room served in about 20 mins a lonely bacon and brie sandwich,warm cheese scone and latte in a beautiful setting which is set it so no-one is closer than 2m. Plenty of seating and polite helpful staff.

Spent the afternoon picking lovely ripe Strawberries in the field of New house farm. I was informed this was the first batch & others would follow on as the season has started a little earlier than normal. If you look under the plants further down that is where you find the hidden gems that most seem to miss. A lovely place to visit, even more so during difficult times. Sat down on the lawn outside the shop & tea room with a freshly brewed cup of coffee. They also have a limited take away food menu. Well worth a visit on a sunny day. Staff very friendly & helpful, i will return.

The team at New House Farm Tea Room are amazing they helped me arrange a family gathering for my grandmothers birthday. The service was incredibly efficient and a big Thank You to Lisa and Sarah. The sandwiches were great quality and really fresh and the warm scones were a treat. We will certainly be back.

We had a family gathering for my mums birthday on Sunday. We had a lovely tea party with fresh sandwiches and tea and coffee then followed on with scones. What a lovely venue, the staff could not have been nicer and the whole day was fabulous thanks to all at Strawberry Fields. I will definitely be visiting again in the near future. Lovely day had by all our family.

Wonderful family visit to the Tea Room plenty of variety to choose from for us all. The sadwhiches and toasties had lots of filling in. The specials board always has somthing delicious to offer, you could never be disappointed! We spent far to much time after lunch in the farm shop buying cheeses, fresh vegetables and handmade birthday cards. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, we will be back soon

Was really looking forward to a lovely day out and picnic. But they are not as sweet as their strawberries! There was nothing on their website about no picnics, so when got there was shocked to find that there is a no picnic rule! The situation could have been handled well by staff, but when aproached by a female staff member we were told that we could go and sit behind an old shed in the car park, or in the strawberry field (where you are not allowed to also eat) where no one would see us. Because apparently if ANYONE saw us having a small picnic on the grass then EVERYONE who saw us would suddenly want to bring picnics! I really thought this was a community place, but we were told in their own words that they only care about making money. So when we offered to buy things in the cafe we were told this was still not ok. Rude staff as well. On website said not gluten free kitchen so what are the gluten free people meant to do about food!? Eat the grass!? Overpriced cakes and tea. Do not recommend!!

Popped in for a look around the farm shop and stayed for lunch. Whatever you do don’t pick what you want to eat before you look at the specials board or you will end up in a dither. The food was fabulous, all freshly made, the staff were friendly and helpful. We would highly recommend a visit.

Having visited here a few years ago, it is a shame to say how this once friendly cafe & reasonably priced menu has since gone downhill.Visited twice recently and both occasions have been very disappointing.Breakfast menu is totally inflexible and very uninspiring. A guest of ours is allergic to mushrooms so we asked for a substitute of an extra piece of bacon or sausage. The uncaring and uneducated waitress replied you can only replace protein for protein - well mushrooms are protein. But our request was refused.Visited soon after for afternoon tea. Being late in the day, the cake I chose was one portion left on a plate. The waitress had the audacity to attempt to cut it in half and present me with a slither of cake on another plate at a cost of £3.20. I really couldn’t believe that with the profit they make here that even with a supervisor watching they deemed this as value for money. I refused it and said the portion size really wasn’t acceptable. Rather than just apologise and make amends, the cake got sent to the kitchen (no doubt for the staff to have). I chose a second slice of cake which the waitress began cutting, but it fell apart into crumbs which she tried to sweep onto my plate in a messy mound. Of course I refused this too with not a word of apology or an attempt to rectify the situation by either staff member.What has happened to decent customer service? The couldn’t care attitude was shocking and I definitely will not be back.

Lovely little gem housed in a refurbished barn, plenty of parking space. Friendly staff and wonderful goodies to buy from their craft shops with local produce too. A nice cafe named Strawberry Fields 10am - 12noon, last orders 4.30pm - for breakfast, morning or afternoon teas, cakes, pastries, scones, cream tea, sandwiches, toasted or plain, panini, soup, ploughmans, salads and salad garnish, kids lunches and icecream.Both vegetarian and vegan options available.

I visited the tea rooms yesterday morning and had a lovely welcome. Great coffee and delicious breakfast menu all served with a smile! Add to that the delights of the farm shop.... beautiful produce and artisan products which support local producers which makes a refreshing change from most retailers. Thank you Lucie, Sarah and the team. I will be back for more!!

Delicious cakes and food were enjoyed here on an excellent day out at the Maize Maze. We stayed here for lunch and the food was excellent. Great choice of cakes including a dairy free/gluten free/soya free option which is near enough impossible to find anywhere. I had 3 children with me and they were welcomed by the staff who were very friendly. It was a busy summer day and the staff were coping with the large influx of customers well. Only fault was there could have been more tables and chairs especially in the shade! We had a great day and will be back next year for the Maize maze!

We found the Tea Rooms on the internet and after reading the reviews decided it would be an ideal place to take my mother for a birthday treat.

Took my 2 daughters & 5 grandchildren here yesterday morning to the Maize Maze, family ticket costs £28 for family of 4. The car park entrance for the Tea Rooms & Maize Maze is signposted - the Maize Maze car park entrance is off a track from the main car park for the Tea Rooms & leads to a field with picnic benches. On arrival, we were given maps of the large Maze, there is also a smaller maze which takes approximately 20 minutes to go round. The Maize Maze rules were explained by the staff at the entrance & the maps had a telephone number to call for help if we got lost! It took us approximately 90 minutes to go round the Maize Maze - we had all taken a drink & were glad we did, but there is a kiosk that sells drinks & snacks for those who forget to take a drink with them.

We had lots of fun getting lost in the maise maze - it was harder than I expected! The staff were really friendly.

I took my team there for a meeting, we’ve been there many times. A member of staff asked if we were having a meeting? I said yes, to which she replied “as long as you’re all having a drink “. As if we wouldn’t! Later, as we’d just finished our drinks another staff member looked as if to check what we’d been doing. Been there many times and not had this problem. Shame as it’s a nice place, good location. But didn’t feel welcome so won’t be going back.

Great food, reasonably priced for the quality, helpful and efficent staff, great farm shop with excellent range of local farm food and other speciality goods. There is also a Maze outside for those who have childern to ammuse. Worth a visit.

Strawberry Fields Tearoom is situated amongst the best maintained farmland in Sussex! Lovely to enjoy a great cup of coffee with views of the beautiful countryside. A favourite with regulars and always lots of customers of all ages enjoying tasty food and drink. This year's maze looks wonderful and the strawberries were fabulous too. Interesting local products to browse, a really good variety of greetings cards and quality foods to take home too. What a great idea to expand the car park: much needed for their expanding public. A really lovely, easy to get to, out of town venue.

I had lunch here last summer and it was very good, so decided to return today with a friend. Unfortunately, it was a very different experience this time.

Very unfriendly, and way overpriced ordered egg and bacon bap egg not cooked told l was to have asked for it to be filpped over should have been offered that when l ordered it wasn't even cooked and no apology one tiny bit of bacon no top ups of tea or coffee and people serving who obviously didn't want to be there.Will definitely not be visting again or recommending looking at sone of the other reviews rude staff seem to be a problem needs looking into!!

I went to the farm shop tea room late pm with my daughter and our puppy. I bought drinks and cake, it was a very warm day. We tried to sit outside in the shade. They have a wasp infestation, they were literally everywhere! I know it is that time of year but I could only see one wasp catcher jar. We literally just poured our drinks and the wasps flew in the glasses. We decided to leave. I asked if we could take the cakes home and a nice young waiter came out with paper bags. I said we’d paid for the drinks but didn’t get a chance to have any and what a waste of money. He said he would go and ask the manager. She came out and apologised but wouldn’t refund. She said it was simply that time of year and best to sit inside. I said how could we, when we had the puppy. They really should do something about it. The young waiter couldn’t even collect from the tables due to the amount of wasps! It’s such a shame as I usually go here frequently but won’t be returning this summer. I would not recommend going if you have children or pets. To top it all, when we got home and tried the cake, it was very stale. Really disappointing!

This is a lovely place, beautiful views, cute tea room, shop stocked with a variety of produce & gifts but having been on several occasions here you never get a particularly warm welcome, smiles from staff are lacking! A little overpriced, particularly when they charge an extra 10p for earl grey tea. Perhaps include it in the price but to actually say “that will be an extra 10p” is a bit miserly.

Rude staff would avoid at all costs in future. Bad service unwilling to help accommodate specific needs .

Came to pick strawberries and use the shop. Brought a picnic as my daughter is gluten free and autistic. The website clearly states the kitchen is not a gluten free environment. Told by staff that if we ate a picnic then everyone would want to. Saw nothing on the website about no picnics but perhaps I missed that. Was told several times by a staff member that they were a business and had to make money.

This venue opens at 10am but cars queue down each side of the road well before this, possibly to get parked in the tiny car park which is a farce...spaces aren't marked so people park or should I say, abandon, their vehicles all over the place. You then make your way up to the field to pick your own, which is good fun, but watch your legs and ankles...stingy and scratchy...

Recently visited, what a disappointment. Staff are incredibly offish and quite frankly, unhelpful. It was overpriced for what was a very average breakfast. To add insult to injury, a tiny bottle of orange juice was £1.70. Far better places to eat in Horsham for reasonable prices as well as half-decent service. Don't waste your time or money, avoid at all costs!

First visit to this location and very pleasant it was.A very good lunch menu,a bit of a wait but it was busy. Did some PYO for strawberries and made some purchases in the shop. Great to see mums bringing there kids after school.

Very disappointed that only two disabled blue badge spaces. There is room for at least four if not five. Pretty average tea. Staff friendly. Tables too close together.

Skimpy portions and fillings at quite high prices. Adjoining farm shop charges as if it's a big treat too.

Came here with family, mid week for a birthday lunch. My leek and potato soup was inedible. Texture like baby food ie puréed and very solid-in fact when I put my spoon in, it had a skin and no taste at all.

I have been here a couple of times with friends and we enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. We are always welcomed and enjoy their delicious coffee too.

My wife and I stopped in for coffee and breakfast and had 2 very well cooked English breakfasts... excellent coffee as well.. very friendly service and spotless tables.. we find it good value and always a good experience..

ordered 2 “ploughman’s” & 2 “cream” teas,

Lovely place lots going on in summer lovely cafe and farm shop good parking space nice meeting place.

Worst attitude ever received following being served wishy washy coffee which also tasted like it looked...not cheap either

I called here for some lunch on my way to an afternoon meeting. I had a nice bowl of soup and stayed at the table doing some work for an hour or so. As someone else has said, there was no pressure to leave. I also enjoyed looking around the lovely shop afterwards, thank you.

Met here for coffee and cake and found it a lovely relaxed environment. Cakes seemed homemade, good choice of teas and coffees. We ended up staying over 2 hours and didn't feel any pressure to leave.

£8 for adults and four and under free.Children £6.50 and a family ticket £26. There is a main maze and a mini one. We opted for the large one with our four year old grandson which was probably a mistake as it is very large.The mini maze would be better for little ones. One takes part in an egg hunt and has to record the number of eggs in a next at ten sign posts. We didn't find them all! They do give you a map if you feel really lost and there is a staff member on the bridge in the middle and an "escape telephone number"if one is really lost. Drinks and loos available and a slide with a tunnel and picnic tables. One can take ones own. I saw someone with a pushchair . Plenty to parking and the chance to visit the shop afterwards.

Treated to lunch by a great friend - we both had the jacket potatoes from the Special Board which came fully stuffed with a delicious tuna/mayonnaise with spring onion filling accompanied with a small side salad too. A good location and will certainly be back!

We popped in here after picking strawberries the other week as we fancied an ice cream or small snack. There were only 3 of us and we had to queue for 20 minutes to order. After looking in the ice cream cabinet - Empty, we decided to get a snack & a drink. My dad had the soup & but all that was left of the cold drinks were a few cans & small bottles of wine. As we were driving the wine was a no go.

Good for lunch with friends Outside table for Clement weather Don't forget to ask for garnish as it is a negative option

Not the first time I've eaten here. Very good food, just a bit on the pricey side for what it is. But the location is glorious and the staff really friendly. I've never had a problem eating gluten free here - you just choose wisely from the menu - and gluten free bread seems to be available. Also great for an afternoon tea and cake. A shop attached selling local produce and gifts.

Really enjoyed my visit today .Lovely food and super quick service. Very friendly and attentive staff .Peaceful location with great views

Disappointing, not as good as usual. I had a bacon and brie panini There was hardly any bacon, and what little there was, was cut into small pieces, less than a centimetre square. One half had nine pieces, the other, seven. I had not tried a panini here before, but I was expecting it to be rashers, as in other establishments. To follow this, a slice of cake which tasted good but was quite dry.

Slightly tucked away....., but once found, what a surprise. Went for breakfast (full English) in the Restaurant side named Strawberry Fields. Cooked to order, Tasty..... good value......Lovely helpful staff. Shop and Deli part of the complex.....Outside seating area in courtyard ...Parking close by. Lunches on menu and very reasonable cream teas.

Ordered a ham & cheese panini for lunch - was very hot and full of ham and cheese... very good value. My only criticism is that the disabled parking isn't well sign posted and not the easiest to get in and out of when the car park is full - its right by the entrance so its very difficult to manoeuvre when you have kids and people walking past while trying to reverse doing a 5 point turn!

Have been going to New House Farm for some time now but have yet to write a review - an oversight. Staff are always very welcoming and they serve the best cappuccino locally. Cakes and lunches are good too. Only complaint? It's got so popular that in recent weeks we have been unable to park in their carpark. There is limited space inside the barn as well but hopefully as the weather improves we will be able to sit outside again although parking could still be problematic.

We heard great things so nipped out for a quick lunch with my husband. Food was nice - liked how they noted to ask for garnish salad as not to waste for those who don't like. Coffee was delish. We got a bit giddy and ordered cream teas - best cream tea ever. Fresh clotted cream that almost mooed at me, the scones were just made, and it seems like jam was made there too. I'll be back more often than my hips will thank me for.

Had a nice lunch with a friend. We both chose the Brie, Bacon and Cranberry panini, it was very nice. We also had cakes, my friend had a shortbread and I had a chocolate brownie, which was very moreish. Would definitely recommend as a nice relaxing place for lunch. There isn’t much hot food on the menu, just panini and toasted sandwiches at lunch time. I will definitely have to go for breakfast another time, as I’ve heard that it’s good.

Visited for tea and cake on Sunday. Busy but no problem getting a table. Very friendly staff. Cake delicious and good Moccha coffee. Well worth a visit - well stocked farm shop too! Plenty of parking.

I love visiting this tea room! It one of my favorite Sussex haunts!The food is gorgeous with loads of great vegan and veggie options. The staff are really friendly and helpful. My mother is a cane user and they are always really accommodating with regard to her seating needs. 5 stars from us!

...... and the wait was due to its popularity making it busy. So ordered, left oldies behind as we, with kids, went fruit picking.

We have all been here before, the service is a bit slow but the food is pretty good. However, this is the second time friends and I have waited outside the car park gates along with 6 or 7 other cars at 10am. We all come a long way to meet up and so it's very frustrating. The sign outside says 'Open every day 10am -5pm'. After 15 minutes all the cars decided to go, including us, and the gates were still closed. No mention of not being open! We all went back to Squires and gave them our custom.

ORDER (something simple) : 2 x Hot pork and apple baguettes - one white, one brown.

I have just got home from a shocking visit to this tearoom. We ordered our food and bought biscuits for our children. We sat down and they ate their biscuits and then My son (19 months) started to be a bit fussy. So to stop him from making too much noise I walked him through the tea room and into the shop. He wasn't screaming or fussing, just pottering like little children do.

Visited Saturday morning and good job we went early as when we left around 11.30 it was packed. Admittedly you can sit outside in the summer months but obviously being autumnal we were inside. We had a delightful vegetarian breakfast which was delicious and served by delightful and friendly staff. It is obviously popular just for coffee and cake as well and we will definitely be visiting again.

A load of tables, inside and out.

I have been a regular visitor to the Tea Room and Farm Shop since it opened - it has always been of a consistently good standard. The Staff are always friendly both in the tea room and shop area. A pleasure to visit.

Went here today for the first time after seeing adverts for a Maize Maze. The maze itself was absolutely incredible, such good fun - no dead ends so you didn't get frustrated, but over 5 acres so it was still a challenge. The staff were lovely and very chatty. After we went to the farm shop for ice creams and drinks, plus a look around the shop itself. Staff again were lovely and the food and drink options were vast. I will definitely be visiting the cafe again and really hope the Maize Maze returns next year!

Always nice to have a snack or light lunch here, with the farm shop right next door.

Siempre estupenda comida. El gluten brownie está fuera de este mundo! Lucie el propietario es muy muy encantador y servicial. Recientemente nuestro pastel de bodas de queso, que era increíble. El queso es de primera calidad. Altamente recomendado el strawberry recogiendo también!

We often pop up to the tea rooms, lovely fresh locally sourced food and freshly made. Lots of outside seating on sunny days and a shop to buy local too!

Met a friend for coffe and had the best soya cappuccino. This Tea room is lovely and relaxing and I will definitely be going again. Loved it.

Popped in with wife and kids in Easter holidays. Lovely cake and a great cup of tea, lovely brownies and the staff, particularly Sonia, were very friendly and attentive. Highly recommend a visit on a sunny day.

I'd never even heard of this place and I live locally. It has a lovely shop with genuinely unique produce and a very nice tea room with a slim menu on offer, but what they do they do very well. Was also easily able to cater for a vegan member of our group without prior warning. Very friendly staff. Not the cheapest, but a really nice experience. I'd return.

Lots of parking and tables Small but perfectly formed menuJacket potatoes are hugeQuiches and breakfast are great

Lovely breakfasts served here. Lovely place to visit in the summer as they have strawberry picking which the children love to take part in.

We had planned to stop for a cup of tea and some Brussels sprouts at the farm shop! Also we wanted to chat to the owner, as my great great Uncle Charles Hunt was a stable boy there in 1911. They were very helpful. We bought sausages!

This Tea Room, a converted barn, is attached to a farm-shop within a working farm. There is a large car-park and it often fills up.Service is always friendly and helpful, Snacks and lunches are a fair price.I'd recommend their afternoon tea of a hot drink plus scones and jam.

I visit the tea room on a weekly basis im always impressed with the service ,delicious home made cake .Recommend a real must

Visited once again for a yummy breakfast, food freshly cooked and hot! Great atmosphere with friendly staff. The tea room was extremely busy but this did not take away from the excellent service. Back to visit again next Sunday with family.

I had a pre booked and pre arranged meeting with 5 other people.We were rudely told to move bags (which were not in the way) and told we were taking up too much room, as we had only bought coffees.Each and everyone of us had bought cakes and or breakfast.Don't pop in for just a drink, you'll be evicted unless seen to be buying more Unbelievably bad business sense

This is a good place to go for lunch or tea, and you buy dinner in the farm shop at the same time. They also stock a range of other goods such as cards, shopping bags and chocolates.

Often go for afternoon tea and always find the staff are friendly and the service good. There is always a good selection of homemade cakes to choose from. Recently took my sister there for her birthday and we had the cream tea which was lovely, the scone was warm too. On other occasions we have had lunch and can recommend the ploughman's which came with lovely fresh bread ( again warm ) with all the trimmings of cheese, apple etc and salad. It also has a little farm shop selling local produce and a few gifts. There is plenty of seating inside and outside which is handy for when out walking with the dog. Have recommended this place to many people who didn't know it was there....a hidden gem !

very nice place to visit for lunch good selection of food to choose from and very nice cake very quiet surroundings and nice if you can get a table outside in the summer

Went here this morning as a change from the standard high street coffee shops in Horsham. Been meaning to go for some time as it had rave reviews in the local press. The location was lovely. The staff were delightful. Very friendly and very helpful. Could not be faulted, but unfortunately the coffee and food were very average indeed. Not bad, but no better than any other bog standard cafe. Shame as everything else was fine.

I have visited this tearooms a few times, the location is beautiful, with views accross the fields. The food is very good and they have an interesting selection of soft drinks/juices on offer.

This is a well frequented tea room in a fantastic location. A really peacefull setting and one that l come to at least once a week (normally after a walk across the local fields.) I would almost give this a 5 out of 5; the only slight critisism is that the tables do take some time to be cleared after people have left. Today for instance (29th August) - 2.30ish - the table next to me has been left to the wasps for at least 15 minutes. A small point but one that could just add that touch of professionalism.

Good food. Need to get there early as very popular. Noisy due to wooden floors. Tables aren't big enough for 4 people. Farm Shop has good variety. Well worth a visit.

This place is probably more commonly known as Strawberry Fields. We had a tuna panini and a brie & bacon panini during a mid afternoon drop in, plus a pot of tea for two (the tea was a bit weak - too much water). The paninis could also have done with a bit of garnish to embellish the presentation. However, they tasted good enough.

Really nice tea room. Freshly cooked food. Outdoor area for when the sun shines! Friendly staff. AND in the summer strawberry picking. Just be careful on A264 when turning left to get there - signal early!

Although this is one about 10 minutes drive from my home, I only recently became aware of it. I popped along for breakfast with a friend and was not disappointed. We arrived just as they were opening the gate at 10.00, and there was a small queue as people had been waiting to get in. We ordered the full English, and whilst not the speediest service, we didn't wait too long and the food was lovely when it arrived. The setting is lovely, looking out over fields, and will definitely be coming back - maybe afternoon tea next time! There is also a small farm/gift shop attached, with lots of locally sourced goods. All in all, well worth a visit!

I often come here with friends and/or family:To visit the farm shop, with local produce to buyTo have a snack or lunch in pleasant surroundingsI came with a friend this week and he a most delicious exceptional soup, served very quickly with a smileThere are always lots of cars in the extensive car park; some people just pop in others stay for a lunch and long chat. Meier way there's no pressure. Used tables are cleared quickly. Nice loo.In the summer it's great to sit outside in the sun

Nice place for coffee and cakes or light lunch. Pleasant and clean. It is at the end of the farm shop (also nice) and has basic decor with wooden table and chairs so not the most comfortable seating (some soft chairs and sofas would make it better in my opinion!) but food good and staff always nice. They do loyalty cards so you can get free drinks if you visit regularly. Worth a visit.

Went here for a family lunchVery clean and the staff were very friendly I had the toasted cheese and ham sandwich and it was delicious Very nice place to visit especially in the summer

One of the most lovely places to enjoy some breakfast or lunch in Horsham. I can't recommend this place enough it's set in a beautiful farm with a lovely environment. Lovely breakfast and the farm shop has such lovely produce. The staff are amazing and so friendly. Definitely a hidden gem