New Manor Farm Shop in Bath and North East Somerset

First visit nice location, good grub but farm shop prices are totally ridiculous

Situated just round the bend from the beautiful Chew Valley Lake. So you can feed the birds & then yourselves. A well run cafe with a good menu and plenty of seating.

Great place to visit, many lovely products for sale and excellent food in the cafe.

Absolutely lovely food and drink here. I ordered the 3 cheese ploughman's which was £11 and Americano was £3.35. Was served pretty quickly, and it didn't take long for my food order to arrive. Bread was still melted, and probably the best Stilton I have ever had. The pickle had a lovely tang to it. Absolutely worth every penny and great friendly staff

Good bacon and egg bap as well as scrambled egg on toast. Coffee excellent too.

Good coffee ☕️ and nice food very friendly people.

Very nice little tea room, farm shop also on site worth a visit, breakfast in the tea room is always 10 out of 10

A small farm shop and café in a picturesque rural location. The café is of a very high standard. The shop is very small with a butchers and a lot of generic produce so is best suited to local shoppers.

Lovely spot for a coffee and a bacon bap in a very quiet peaceful courtyard! Lots of space outside for the dog to sit and settle. The bap’s were full and the rolls were delicious. I like my bacon chewy and not overly crispy which is what I got but if you like crispy bacon I’m sure you can ask! Coffee was very good and came out nice and hot!

Food good but we ordered special quiche at £10.95. Paid and was given receipt with charge of £12.95. When questioned the girl said special board was wrong and altered board to £12.95. No offer of refund of difference or free coffee. Customer service needs improvement

Fabulous food and farm shop. Expensive but worth it. Loved it

The best butchers I know, there's some wonderful produce all around the shop and all the staff are really pleasant. There's a coffee shop that's apparently very good, I just haven't ever had the time to stop! But any time I go put that way, I try and pop in for some of the tastiest meat available - this week, it was some huge port chops and some of their speciality sausages handmade on site.

I dropped in for a takeaway latte. It's a great looking place in a beautiful part of the country. Unfortunately, the coffee was disappointing. With city prices I expected better. My latte was so hot I burned my tongue. It was watery so more like a very large cappuccino and the coffee component was underwhelming. I don't think it's very difficult to make good coffee so come on people, please get it sorted.

Had a cappo & a cream tea. Really enjoyed it. Then went in the farm shop for strawberries & marmalade. Both very nice.

I made a purchase in the farm shop. The cream I purchased was not up to standard so on returning from our travels I contacted New Manor Farm shop. Although it was not anything to do with the farm shop and was a manufacturing problem with the dairy, the team at New Manor Farm refunded me and I really appreciated the gesture. Thank you to the team.

Lovely place for a sandwich and to get fresh farm produce

Sunday Lunch on Mothers Day. Absolutely delicious roasts 3 chicken and one beef arrived piping hot and lovely side dish of vegetables, green beans roasted carrots and carrot and seeded mash. Roasts all came with roast potatoes, leeks in cheese, pig in blanket and Yorkshire pud. The server asked if we needed any more gravy - all food (even the pig in blanket) tasted delicious. Couldn’t really fit a pudding in! We did have bread and butter pudding and a rocky road cake again all absolutely delicious can highly recommend?

Great farm shop, busy...shame they had run out of hot lunches....but that proves things are home cooked 👍

Great open Sunday, nice staff ,coffee in the restaurant pretty good, nice flapjacks.

Had a lovely lunch with my wife Deborah

We travel.some way for their ice cream.

Beautiful cafe selling a good selection of snacks, cake and meals. Set in a small courtyard with plenty of parking. Nice range of frozen Danish pastries for you to choose from. Butcher has fantastic meat at a reasonable price. Lovelyhomemadee cakes in the cafe, and very generous slices!

Always clean and tidy. Good coffee

Was looking forward to brunch before watching the tractor run on Christmas eve. Info online and the door said they'd be open until 1. But we arrived just before 12 and were told they were closed and unable to serve us. I get that folk dont want to work Christmas Eve, but dont say you're going to be open when you aren't, we'd have planned to go elsewhere. Ended up eating snacks from the spar shop ln the car with the two toddlers Wont be back, obviously

After just visiting with my 2 young grandchildren for cake and drinks as a treat I was disappointed with the service in the tearoom, I asked for a hot chocolate with the marshmallows on the side not realising that apparently it’s called a naughty hot chocolate as I asked for cream and the flake which unfortunately I didn’t see the price difference as it was partially covered, the lady certainly looked put out by me asking for these and that I was very sorry I didn’t see the price. I was also told very bluntly before I ordered drinks that the kitchen is closed for hot food, which I didn’t want anyway!! I work in customer service and if I treated the customer as I was treated I would be pulled up straight away, just because you work in villages and everything is ran differently than towns just have some manners and try and be more helpful!!

We came for the glass blowing experience, which is on site. Food was lovely and fresh with lots of choice. The staff were very helpful and friendly and welcoming. We had coffee and cakes from the cafe which is adjoined to the shop and again the staff were a delight. The whole place was clean and tidy with all the amenities you would expect, these werevalso clean and tidy with hot rinning water and soap.

What a refreshing place to visit. On premise fresh make cooked food. Staff where polite friendly,helpful. You could not ask for a better place to stop for on a long road trip. There was a glass blowing workshop, no crafts men working the day we visited. Hope to get back one day soon.

Most expensive coffee in the area in the smallest cups. Bap consisting of 1 small rasher of bacon inside a cheap roll £5.95 Terrible value Great shame as the staff are always friendly

Gorgeous cafe selling a good variety of snacks, cake and meals. Very popular with locals and visitors alike. Set in a small courtyard with plenty of parking, an antiques, glass, and farm shop.

Lunch was good. Toastie was well filled and the quiche deep. The side salad was good too

Great place Great Staff loved the bacon sandwich

Coffee was nice, flapjacks are massive and nice, only thing I wasn't keen on was that I asked for a sausage roll and was given a veggie role, not nice

It's just a lovely place to stop for a drink.

Great little place to pick up supplies and a coffee!

Cyclist friendly - good coffee & bacon rolls, prices creeping up…

Took our residents here for tea and cake. Great variety and reasonable price

Fabulous setting and lovely cafe. We were able to sit outside in sunshine - no wasps; seven wasp traps around the yard - take note Newton St Loe farm shop - so it was a pleasure to eat our baguettes. Farm shop is fabulous. Next time I will take a cool bag and stock up. Staff really pleasant and engaging and toilets nice and clean.

Friendly staff clean tidy nice place to stop for a break shame they stop serving food early .

Nice place to visit. Lovely cafe, we had a cream tea, absolutely gorgeous scones. 2 or 3 local shops, the farm shop with local and not so local produce, plus a glass shop, selling amazing glass-blown ornaments and jewellery, also sell teaching days. An small antiques shop aswell.

Great farm shop staff very friendly. Didn't stop for food but looked lovely good portions.

Used to visit regularly for a brie and cranberry pannini. This visit they have changed to just breakfast, cakes and roast on a Sunday. That and the fact the two girls on the till took so long to do anything, and the toilets were shut meant we left without purchasing and will not return.

Went to the butchers to get a steak, and what a steak it was! Very friendly butchers, all the meat looked epic! Well, all the food did in the shop, could of easily spent a small fortune

This review is purely based on the cafe on site. The cafe itself is good, nothing extravagant but very clean and spacious, a nice setting to enjoy a coffee and some cake! The staff were all friendly, had to wait a little while for the coffees to be made but not an unacceptable amount of time. The cake portions were incredible! Great value for money and really tasty. The coffees were just OK in all honesty, not the best coffee I've ever had but certainly not the worst! Hence the 4 star review. All in all, great place to go for a coffee and some cake, didn't have time to visit the shops after which was a shame but would definitely go back!

Had a delicious lunch here! Beef brisket in brioche with chips and salad. Well seasoned food and wonderfully friendly staff. Picked up a zesty lemon tart to take home, which was perfect!

Delicious farm food in the restaurant and organic food for purchase👍

Regular haunt for coffee. Great value and atmosphere. Farm Shop next door for provisions.

Great little cafe with a wonderful selection of cakes

On and off. I've been visited in the new manor farm shop on cafeteria for 17 years now and never had a problem. I find the food. They're very good, well priced and the shop, especially the butchery department. I find their local meat products are really good. I would actually recommend a visit

Lovely place, stunning surroundings, great choice of food, amazing atmosphere, highly recommended.

I was looking for chew valley milk because it's delicious! i looked on the web and found the chew valley dairy and then New Manor Farm Shop that is the outlet for the chew valley dairy, i went to New Manor Farm Shop website it's a good looking website. However i went to the Farm Shop and we was very Disappointed the photos on website are very misleading, on website shop is big and spacious, in reality small dark and very run down. Lots of products in shop however very expensive if your passing and if you got lot's of money it may be worth a visit. if your are looking for a great Farm Shop and you don't mind traveling try White Row Farm, in Beckington, near Frome BA11 6TN great Farm Shop and it's got a good restaurant to.

It's too expensive, won't be going back.

The shop/restaurant is set in a nice location. They serve excellent food at reasonable prices. There's indoor and outdoor seating so good in any weather.

Lovely place..wish I found it sooner

Great food farm shop well stocked

This is top on our list of places to stop if we’re around the outskirts of Bath on a day out. The food is brilliant; such a good choice for different tastes. I’ll usually opt for one of the specials (beef brisket is divine!) but the portions for paninis and jackets are plentiful and tasty. Bring back the ham hock! ☺️

Best beef casserole ever. The beef was so tender and well presented dish. The fish finger sandwich and chips with salad. Homemade fish fingers were delicious. Would have again.

My family and I went to the cafe here to meet my Dad and Step-Mum for lunch. We are from Herts and were staying in Bath for the weekend. We arrived at just gone midday and it was 12.30 by the time we went to the counter to order. Honestly, my heart sank when I saw the menu. I am Vegan and there was nothing, absolutely NOTHING, on the menu for anyone who doesn't eat meat or dairy. Even the toppings for the jacket potatoes were all unsuitable. My Step-Mum asked at the counter if it would be at all possible for them to make me the Vegetarian breakfast (omitting the egg). She was told no as it had passed midday when the Breakfast section of the menu is no longer served. When she mentioned that there was nothing else on the menu I could eat, the answer was, "She can come back tomorrow". Wow. How's that for customer service?! Hilariously, that wasn't even true as we went on the 8th and they were closed on Easter Day. When I went to order for the rest of my family, it was somehow deemed okay to order bacon baps even though they were only in the Breakfast section. So I asked if I could have the beans on toast (Breakfast section). "No, it's past midday" was the answer! I responded that I'm Vegan and there's nothing else on the menu I can eat and I also pointed out that there is beans on toast available in the Children's section of the menu which is served all day. She said she'd have to ask the Chef (insert facepalm emoji here). Eventually, it was agreed that they could muster up some beans on toast, minus the butter, for the princely sum of £5.45. When the food came, everyone seemed satisfied with their lunch. Worth pointing out though that my latte was at most, two-thirds full but by this time I was worn down and couldn't be bothered to go back in for a top-up. We were there for 2.5 hours and no one came to clear the plates from our table in that time. So. It's a cute place for a coffee outside on a nice day. Probably also okay for lunch too, if you don't have any dietary requirements (although, I did notice both gluten-free and sugar-free cake available - no Vegan cake, of course). I asked my husband what he thought of the food and his response was "Greasy spoon options at Bistro Pub prices". I am simply astounded that in this day and age, there is not a single Vegan option on the menu. It really isn't hard. And the customer service is severely lacking - absolutely no attempt at accommodating me until I pressed the request for an adult-sized portion of beans on toast, even then it seemed like it was a massive imposition. As a Vegan, I wouldn't recommend it. And, based on the customer service we experience, or lack thereof, I wouldn't recommend it full stop.

Excellent lunch for 15 members of our Luncheon Club. Delicious roast and amazing desert with tea or coffee to follow. Friendly and efficient staff. Highly recommend.

Most expensive coffee for miles around. While I was there people were getting back in their cars rather than waiting in the queue. I’m not sure what has gone wrong here as it used to be so much better. It’s as though they started taking advantage of their excellent reviews by increasing prices and lowering service which hasn’t gone unnoticed resulting in the recent poor reviews.

I loved the food here! I made two visits (Breakfast and Lunch) and then did takeout from the farm shop for two more meals! You really want to visit a farm restaurant on any trip to England. If they have livestock they will make any sausage or meat product you eat from the source. Everything was fresh, plentiful, and exactly what I was looking for in British food. Loved the full English breakfast. Roast beef on a baguette was nice. Steak and ale pie was incredible! I was able to buy amazing cottage, steak and ale, and fish pies from the country store. Sad to see these items largely disappear from pub menus but way better here anyway! Run don't walk to this idyllically located farm restaurant.

Fantastic Sunday Roast, the only thing I would change is the braised red cabbage not placed on top of the Yorkshire pudding.. soggy Yorkshire!!

Not impressed, arrived at 4.40pm for tea and cake and there was no one around to serve us. Even though other customers had pots of tea the woman in the kitchen said they were closed. The sign on the entrance porch said closes 5.15pm!! Which was over 1/2 hour after we arrived. Who in this day and age turns custom away Left unhappy and will never return

We enjoyed our visit. The staff were friendly and helpful. The cafe, toilets etc were clean and tidy. There was a good selection of food. Which was tasty. We sat in the courtyard, as dogs are not allowed inside, but this was a sunny day so pleasant enough. The cakes looked delicious!...Next time! ...😀👍

Dog friendly outside only, so dress accordingly! Nice looking place. I had an overpriced, microwaved (but cold) jacket potato. If you’re charging over £8 for a potato, at least makes sure it’s oven-cooked thoroughly through and is hot and buttery! My husband’s roast was apparently ok, but the kids’ meals weren’t great. Disappointing given the prices.

2 coffees and 2 scones, £18. Thought they'd made a mistake. Great location but even so, jeez. The Cafe Box at Stanton Drew is far better for a cake stop.

We have been going here for lunch every three months on our way to the dentist for many years - Covid excepted. In the past we have been very pleased and would have given the highest rating. Yesterday was different. We arrived at 1.10pm. Wendy was on duty at the counter. When we asked for soup, she replied, without apology, there was no soup today. When asked for all day breakfast, again she said without apology they had stopped serving breakfast at noon. When we commented this must be a change in policy she replied that they were short staffed with only 3 on duty. (I think there was a notice - but I had not seen it.) The problem was not the lack of what we wanted but the serious lack of an appropriate customer friendly attitude. Despite this we needed to eat, so we chose toasties. They were huge and initially looked marvellous. However the lettuce was pretty sad looking and wilted and the coleslaw had a "skin" on it as though it had been out for some time. Will we return? Probably, yes, but we will phone before hand to check they are serving soup and breakfast.

Popped in for a bit of lunch and cake with friends after a walk. Prices are well above Bristol prices, £4.25 for a slice of cake, though you get a huge slab (about an eight of a cake!) I'd rather have a smaller slice for...

We discovered this place en route from Bath to Weston Super Mare and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. We enjoyed coffee and cake in the tea room, bought some jams, presents and daffodils in the farm shop and had a browse around the second hand/antique shop....

Good location for a time out. I visited with the boss for a quick meeting. I live locally. The cakes are home made and also for sale in the shop. (By the way the sausage rolls are to die for.). Always friendly staff and nothing...

We had a lovely visit here while on a family bike ride after having a poor experience somewhere else locally. The farm shop was excellent, lots of nice produce as well as the usual premium quality jars and bottles. The accompanying tearooms and restaurants we...

Went for breakfast, and the setting was lovely. Will not do substitutions for any breakfast items which is slightly annoying but not that uncommon (although from my experience, that it is more common in cheaper establishments). The menu clearly says breakfast comes with egg, which...

The best jacket potatoes we have ever had, the addition of melon was inspirational. We had cheese and coleslaw and tuna mayo potatoes. Beautifully presented and it all tasted wonderful, so fresh. Will be back soon PS The hand cream in the toilets smells lovely...

Lovely stop off on way home from weston super mare. Allowed to take our dog in as well. Great coffee and coffee cake with a lovely atmosphere and friendly service. I would recommend it to friends

We had been to farm shop before but not in tea rooms. We queued to order and then when we got to counter our drink order was taken before asking us if we wanted food. When we were asked I said what we wanted and...

Love to come here either with family or when meeting friends- I’d recommend the New Manor Ploughman’s which is all home made and delicious! Would book ahead if possible as it’s often busy.

I would have previously rated The Tearooms a 5 star even when taking into account their high menu prices, however, this changed today when I watched a small slug make its way out of my step-mother's salad and proceed across the table. The staff nonchalantly...

A phenomenal farm shop in the chew valley. It’s run by a great family and the quality of everything they do is second to none. Matt is a credit to the business and everyone works really hard.

We have been here many times in the last 2 years. Great in the summer when you can sit outside etc. However, the service has always been quite slow. Dropped in late October and they had created a marque outside due to COVID rules. It...

Felt really unwelcome as walked in. We were walked past multiple times and ignored. We were overcharged also felt food was pricy for the quality.

Came back here after feeling that the Covid policy was well adhered to. The roast was fantastic- everything was great and the atmosphere was friendly and welcoming despite being us all feeling restricted by Covid in the current climate. We asked to send compliments to...

Waited 30 minutes for a panini then asked how long it would be. Answer was “another 10 minutes we’re really busy”. It didn’t look that busy to me but serving staff seemed to think this was ok. So be prepared to wait if you come...

Popped in to the Tea Rooms at midday for a hot drink and bite to eat. It felt very safe and COVID secure. Served by Jodie who was very helpful and friendly - definitely deserves recognition for her great customer service! Delicious homemade food - we very much enjoyed both the breakfast and cakes. Popular with the locals and started to get busy so pre-booking may be advisable. Definitely worth a visit.

I absolutely love this place. Matt and all the staff are so helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. What I love is that the meat is from the farm so pasture to plate can really be seen. I can’t rate this farm shop high enough.

We are all finding it difficult right now but need to be aware of buying meat that is fresh and fit for consumption. We have been going to this Farm Shop for years but just lately some new experiences have caused me to write this warning. We purchased two packs of Chicken thighs from their chiller cabinet. When we took them home we found that both packs smelt awful when opened. The smell was so bad that i had to wrap them up in silver paper and through them in the outside bin. But here the thing. This weekend i went back and explained my findings. Instead of replacing the items or showing disappointment, the butcher argued that i should have left it for 20 minutes to let the air get at it?All i would say is buy from the fresh counter and smell it before you drive away.

Friendly service and tasty food. We were served quickly even though it was short staffed. Great, Will visit again.

Popped in as it’s around the corner from Chew Valley lake and glad we did. Tasty flavourful food and a good atmosphere. Will be back!

I have had to put date of visit Sept 2019 as date of visit as it was the nearest date to the date I visited, but it was actually 13 March 2019 for my birthday treat with my dad and his girlfriend. We really enjoyed it! We had previously been introduced to it by my auntie, who lives in Clutton and I think was quite a regular there at the time. I liked it so much I asked to visit for part of my birthday outing. I particularly liked my cheese scone - not at all stodgy, like you sometimes find in cafes. I really liked the farm shop as well - they had some nice greetings cards as well. Hope to visit again soon, though not sure how often they are open with the lock down procedures still going on.

Visited for coffee. Unfortunately a very long wait and prices rather on the high side. The worst thing, I’m afraid, was the state of the toilets - to be frank - and especially during the current climate they ought to be much cleaner. They were filthy. Sorry, but won’t be back.

We were & I quote were frequent visitors to New manor farm cafe, along with a friend who use to frequent the cafe at least once a week sadly this is about to change. Firstly prices have gone up twice since last summer 2019, but the menu has what appears to be less choice & it never varies especially for the over inflated prices. Come on £5.50 for beans on toast!!! Also i am wheelchair dependant & the automatic door has not worked for several weeks!! please get it fixed as it is very awkward & heavy especially for someone more mature to manage

Fabulous food, friendly staff and great farm shop on the side. Prices are high so treat place and tables are not always cleared quickly/kept clean but still worth a visit.

Lovely little farm shop with very friendly people, who are always helpful and informative. Love visiting here.

We drop in for breakfast from time to time (most recently yesterday) and occasionally afternoon tea. Very friendly and helpful staff with excellent straightforward food. The views from the restaurant aren't special but it's a lovely area very close to Chew Valley Lake.We'd also recommend the attached farm shop. I'm not a great red-meat eater but the traditional pasties, made with meat and vegetables, are much better than the congealed contents 'steak pasties' that seem to be prevalent in fast food outlets.

We visit this farm shop regularly. It’s in a gorgeous location. It has plenty of seating inside and out. Sells light lunches and cakes. There is the cafe, farm shop and antique store. Good range of goods in the farm shop.

Always accommodating for groups and still manage to get the food out within a reasonable time and hot, which other places struggle to do for a group. Fairly basic breakfast menu but offer a vegetarian option. It was great to be given a pot of coffee for four of us rather than the usual one small expensive cup each. The only negative comment to make is that they continue to provide sauces in those annoying sachets, would prefer to have in a glass bottom or reusable plastic containers.

A bit of everything here, all looks very tempting! We had a breakfast bap and pot of tea in the court yard, was lovely. Dogs are not allowed inside but there’s plenty of seating outside where they are allowed. Staff very friendly too.

Popped out with family and mother for a belated birthday tea and scones sort of thing. Very reasonable prices and cakes are gorgeous. Staff were amazingly nice and helpful. Plenty of seating available inside and out. Scone and milkshake were superb tasting and good value. Family had tea and soft drinks and I had a cider. We all went in the farm shop and bought a few bits too. Chocolate bars opportunities huge. So many things to buy. Staff in shop were funny and a great asset to their business. We loved them.

I really enjoyed the 3 cheese ploughmans here. The 3 cheeses: cheddar, brie and a blue cheese (not sure which) were absolutely delicious, and the accompaniments were varied. Rather than just the basic salad there was also a small pot of coleslaw, sliced beetroot, pot of chutney, pickled onion, melon, apple and orange slices and a beautifully fresh seeded baguette with generously 3 pats of butter. Added to that a good cup of coffee, and I was very happy

If you love farm shops you'll love this one. All products and items locally produced and the shop is next door to the Stables Tea Room. A little on the pricey side for a lot of items being sold but it's worth it for the local economy.

good location, good set up, food looked good but we only wanted coffee/tea. obviously very popular and long queue to get served. some customers gave up waiting. seemed like a shortage of staff, or organisational problems. There was only one member of staff, working very hard to take the orders, make drinks, and take payment. She was doing very well.

Visited the Stables Cafe for a very nice veggie breakfast. Good friendly service. Then visited the farm shop across the courtyard which is really well stocked with some fantastic local produce.