Newton Farm Cafe in Bath and North East Somerset

I shared tge vegetable flan with salad with my mum, prices very high! The flan was bland, pastry soggy and the green salad was practically inedible, not fresh and covered in a nasty dressing to disguise the fact!!The potati salad was powdery with a cheap mayonnaise and I'm not sure what the winter coleslaw was!!! Really disappointing, overpriced and no care given to the food at all. A very amateur concern.

Arrived 12.55 for Sunday lunch 8/9( on Wedding anniversary) 1pm. Ordered drnks, they arrived. Ordered 1 x RoastBeef and 1 x Lamb. Waited until 1.50 pm .No food . Waitress said there was a long list! 1.55pm spoke to another waitress . Then Someone else spoke to us and apologised.Food arrived 2.05pm. The Roast lamb meal was poor, warm veg+ gravy. The Roast beef gravy was cold and it was renewed . Beef was well done , not tender, and not Rare as advertised. I couldn't cut Yorkshire pud, it was tough. That was replaced, still not great. Requested extra hot gravy. SO, after 65mins wait, a poor lunch , well done not Rare Beef , all cold , and pricey. I asked to speak to the manager who arrived, but seemed reluctant to appear . He apogised and said we wouldnt be charged .On our Anniversary I would have preferred a short wait, a high quality lunch, and actually worth paying for .Sadly won't be returning .

Came in for the open farm day which, as an aside, was lovely. Were seated inside because there was a problem with wasps in the outside seating area which was fine. Service was fabulous, swift, friendly and professional. We ordered drinks, a burger with smoked bacon and I had the pulled pork bowl. The portions were great value and the food tasted great. The burger was done rare, which was fine for us, but you might want to ask for it to be cooked further if that's not your thing. My pulled pork was very tasty, i had it with chips which were a touch salty, but otherwise fine. It also came with some sort of salad/coleslaw thing which I didn't eat and wasn't necessary on the plate for me. We wanted to tip our waitress but were informed tips were shared over the entire team and they couldn't take cash tips. I hate this in general, I used to be a waitress and this system is unfair as the lazy benefit from the hardworking and people tip expecting it to go to their server. I notice recently that the negative reviews on here have been about service - maybe let your servers keep their hard earned tips and that will improve! Otherwise it was lovely and we enjoyed our meals. We will return and aim to try the roast dinners.

Popped in as staying locally parked outside free on road as didn’t see car park sign until we walked in. Nice surprise to see piglets , shire horse and goats in back fields. Nice small nature garden to walk round and old full size play tractor to sit on. Big cafe with seating inside or outside. Farm shop small but full of items to buy. Only stayed here for 20 minutes but nice little stop.

In the past I’ve thought this cafe was overpriced with less than great service. It’s been a long time since my last visit so thought I would give it a try. We sat outside at a table that had recently been vacated, assuming it would be cleared soon however there didn’t seem to be any staff clearing tables. When I was given menus I asked what the tart of the day was to be told they weren’t doing it. I then selected the mozzarella and tomato salad only to be told when ordering that they didn’t have that either. Surely I should have been told what items weren’t available when I was given menus? The outside seating isn’t particularly comfortable and the atmosphere is lacking. At the prices being charged I would expect more. Due to my choices not being available we decided not to eat and went to bath mill retreat down the road. Much more reasonable, comfortable furniture and in a beautiful setting. On leaving newton st loe cafe we walked through to the shop to have a browse. There was a very unpleasant smell which made me glad we decided not to stay to eat.

We live in Bath and have eaten here frequently as we love the walks nearby … but increasingly leave feeling disappointed and ripped off. We had a pulled pork burger and chips -£20!!! Same price as The Ivy!! But there you get seated, your order taken, served and checked if everything’s ok, attentive waiters there should you need anything and the food is always great. Newton is a beautiful setting but you are charging gastro prices for poor quality ingredients that are not prepared or stored well and there’s a sense that a competent passionate chef is not heading up the kitchen The chips are soggy & cold - for £4.95 you want a triple cooked chip surely??? No foodie chef would allow chips like that to leave their kitchen. Ploughman’s - I swapped white bread for sour dough and it arrived stale … rock hard?? I waited for a waitress to pass by but none came so after 10 mins I went inside and a lovely waitress agreed it was very stale and offered to swap it for fresh sour dough or granary. 10 mins later toasted sour dough arrived … the waitress realised as she got to the table and said shall I get you bread as you probably don’t want toast with your ploughman’s… she kindly offered me bread and I said I will just have this as my husband had nearly finished his and we had plans so didn’t want to wait. She kindly brought bread anyway, The portions for ploughman’s were big … the chef clearly listened to earlier reviews… but to say that your ploughman’s have good reviews is no longer true … However the quality of ingredients is poor. Cheap cheddar, very old not fresh Stilton on the outer rims of the crust which is a shame. A liquid substance with huge lumps which I presume is chutney - again what chef would allow this to pass in his kitchen?? I had jalapeño on my ploughman’s - why?? … no apple slices and leaves that were undressed and so wilted they had the soggy black leaves in there. Finally the dried up shredded unseasoned cabbage with the odd carrot shred … I think it was advertised as coleslaw. Again how can this leave the kitchen like me this? Where is the care guys? Where is the foodie passion? The pulled pork was ‘fine’ for £16 it needed to be memorable… what do you want your customers to feel when they’ve eaten your food chef?? The crackling cold and overcooked - the bun delicious … the best bit … Hobhouse? You guys charge a fortune and can afford to serve food akin to passionate street food carts we see in Borough Market and the likes. But you’re not … and you havnt for a very long time!! Years ago your triple cooked chunky chips were the first of their kind in Bath… your quiches were thick cheesy snd indulgent and huge doorstep egg sandwiches so fresh and delicious … you used to really care about the food you served … We love your setting, you’ve got lovely staff, truly lovely but you need to either free your chef to do their job passionately and give them the budget and time to execute it well … or find an experienced chef who is a foodie and would only serve what they would eat. Or price your food at the level it is …, and it certainly isn’t £20 for burger & soggy cold chips

Lovely Breakfast. Everything was cooked exactly how we like it. Great service. Efficient & friendly staff. Quality produce.

I’ve visited several times and always been impressed with food and the service, but today it was awful.. Service was incredibly slow, poached eggs were cold and massively overcooked and no one was available to complain too Tables were not being cleared and visitors had to go to the counter to order as no one was interested… Sadly service staff were standing around talking not working..only one blonde haired guy was really trying hard to help everyone Sad but needs to be told

Really disappointed here today. Been here plenty times but today was not good. The service was very slow and staff were not tending to customers. Tables were taking a long time to be cleared and had to go and look for someone to order more drinks. That is not the norm as on previous occasions I haven’t had to physically look for a member of staff.

The pork belly flatbread was lovely The chips were chunky and crispy but overpriced The cheddar rarebit was awful. Soggy bread and soggy cheese. Looks and tastes like it had been microwaved. Made an Easyjet toasty look like a Michelin star meal. Definitely won’t be having that again as only one piece (thank god because it was awful) for £10.95 But I would come back as the rest of the experience was good.

Wow! Stunning roast dinner! Been here a few times and your roasts do not disappoint! Melt in your mouth Newton Farm reared pork belly and beef, beautifully cooked vegetables and Yorkshire Pud to accompany. Cauliflower cheese (extra cost) was gorgeous, the cheese used in it is very tasty. Friendly staff serving. Best roast dinner in the local area in my opinion!

My friend and I ordered a pulled pork roll, which was very salty. The waitress never asked how our meal was and for a small roll at nearly £10 with a small bit of garnish on the side, very overpriced. Complain to the management. Who just took our drinks off the bill. I will not be eating here again., as the food was tasteless , except for eating just salt and very expensive for what you get, Definitely need to train staff in better customer service . I would not recommend this cafe to anyone.

Myself and my two sisters meet here for lunch today , Our recent experience was not good. we ordered the soup , potato and leek, green in colour , completely tasteless, no leek or potato. we asked the waitress if this was the soup of the day as it did not taste of any leek or potato , we also said it had no taste at all apart from salt . she said she will go and check , she never came back to us ! we did pay our bill of £7.95 each for a bowl green spew ! A tip for the manager , get decent mature staff , and a decent chef as a tin of Heinz would of been better then what we had . Will not be returning .

We have been here before for a lovely Sunday roast. We made the mistake of turning up with our dog. No dogs allowed indoors. So we sat outside. But then found that no roasts are served outside. So that was it we headed home for a cheese sandwich instead. Pity, I’ve recommended this place to others before too. Don’t think i will from now on.

Very disappointing expensive lunch!! Surly waitress who did not engage at all, everything seemed an effort! Lentil and veg stew was disgusting and luke warm, asked for it to be reheated, soup was luke warm and was not the best tasting, chunky chips were mix of hard and soft, bread was flashed at the grill arrived anaemic with a crust! Would I come to this over priced farmshop again, very much doubt it, too expensive for the quality of food provided!!

Very disapointed, came for afternoon tea for my birthday, my daughter paid £90.00 for 4 people. We were showed to our table and then had to wait half an hour, by then had to ask a member of staff if we could have our food and drinks. The sandwiches were very salty ( I love salt, but was too much for me). They told my daughter the menu and a couple of things were missing. Had to keep trying to get a member of staffs attention for more tea. Overall very upset and overpriced for what you get. Will be recommending to people not to waste their money going here.

I am very intolerant to garlic. Only two items on the menu were garlic free - both flatbreads. So I had smoked salmon on flatbread and chunky chips. I had wanted pulled pork but that had garlic in. Sadly I think something still had garlic in as I was violently ill immediately which is how I react to garlic. I had to stop on my 30 minute journey home. I rang but the phone was not answered. I left a message but have had no response. Lovely ambience and friendly staff but I feel this preponderance of garlic is a big problem.

Excellent Sunday roast, great service, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for good food.

Excellent place for food and shop. Staff in cafe and shop very polite and customer caring for needs. Becky was great with meeting greeting very organised. Shop staff excellent in product knowledge. Great place. 👍🏻

Lovely brunch, catered for us all including adults, children & a baby. We had booked and it was almost full so glad we did! Food was lovely, service efficient and staff friendly. Maybe a little criticism with the portion size of the kids pancakes - my 6 year old could have eaten another pancake & ended up helping me with my breakfast! Otherwise an excellent meal & would definitely recommend and return!

Great food, great service. Great choice, warm and comfortable. Very nice surroundings. Local produce so very tasty. Excellent

We turned up 'on spec' for a lunch and joined a queue before the staff member organising everyone told us the place was full but we could try one of the outside huts. Unfortunately someone beat us to the hut, so I popped back in to say we would go elsewhere. Just then a couple left from inside, so we were kindly allocated their table. Thereafter the service was brilliant: quick and friendly. Our pie meals were delicious, there was no pressure on us to vacate the table and we had an excellent experience. Congratulations all round.

Had been recommended by a friend so decided to try the Sunday lunch. Went for rare roast beef from the local farm, came with roast pots, parsnip/swede crush, Yorkshire pudding, braised pickled red cabbage, leeks and broccoli. My friend had carrots on their plate but sadly I missed out on those. Ordered a side of delicious pigs’n’blankets. Gravy came on the side which I like, allowed me to douse the areas I wanted. Beef was sublime, can easily recommend. Pots were ever so slightly underdone but tasty, everything else perfect and very very filling. Other people’s desserts looked large, couldn’t manage anything else other than coffee to complete meal. It’s not cheap but quality never is. Will revisit.

Very disappointed that we drove up here. The farm shop had a small butchery but everything else being sold was ultra processed, from limp supermarket style sandwiches to scotch eggs filled with additives like soy protein. I asked the shop assistant about this as I was so confused to see such a long list of UPF additives in a farm shop, and they said five chefs had quit in the last few weeks so now they were just buying in cheap processed food and repackaging it as farm shop food (with a farm shop price). So cynical.

My favourite version of eggs royale,perfect poached eggs,hollandaise ,smoked salmon and spinach. Lovely Americano to wash it down. Staff very pleasant,prices good for quality produce. Love sitting outside or in,atmosphere buzzing .

We visited with my grandmother a couple of weeks ago for a Sunday lunch. We booked the table for 2pm, the roast was delicious and one of the best we’ve all ever had! Once we had finished our food but it seemed like most of the staff had gone. Our plates didn’t get collected and the same for the other 4 tables around us all seemed to be looking around. My partner got up, found a young waiter and asked if we could have coffee. Assuming it was the manager over heard and came out with ‘only if it’s quick’ which came across quite rude considering we are paying customers and we had been waiting a good 20 minutes once finishing our meal. I hope none of the other tables wanted desert or coffee. But the food was delicious, roast beef was cooked to perfection!

I'm sorry to say that the cafe food we had was not of the quality or quantity that we have previously experienced. In fact, over several years of meeting there, I would say tthat the quality has deteriorated in relation to the growth of the business. My meal this week just didn't have that cooked-from-scratch freshness and the portion was, quite frankly, measly. I never mind paying for good quality, locally grown and/or sourced food but unfortunately received a highly priced, mostly unenjoyable meal and was again, disappointed. Have previously given the 'benefit of the doubt' but time to try somewhere else I feel.

We really do like this Farm Shop Café, so much so that we suggested that this would be a venue for a meet-up with some friends. It is also conveniently located about halfway between our two homes. Little did we know that our friends had previously visited. I had made a table reservation for 12:30, because it is a very popular place to dine at lunchtimes. We made the decision to have a substantial lunch as our main meal of the day, leaving us free in the evening to sit-out in our garden without having to cook anything elaborate. Drinks were ordered, two ‘Sparkling Elderflower’ cordial, a ‘Passionate Ginger Beer’ and a large Americano coffee. I had the passionfruit Ginger Beer which was not very good, there was a large amount of sludge in the bottle and it got into my glass, rendering the second half of my drink less-than-pleasant. I will not order this drink again. Food orders placed: King Prawn Flatbread: Chilli, garlic, coriander and lime king prawns, with smoked salmon mousse (for our friend’s wife). This drew good comments and it did look good; my Partner noted this, and will probably order this plate in the future. Summer Salad: Seasonal veg, crushed new potatoes, leaf salad, smoked garlic hummus, and pesto (for my Partner). An excellent and much enjoyed plate, the hummus had a great taste. Newton Farm Burger: Handmade beef patty, with blue cheese mayo, smoked BBQ and red onion relish, and chunky chips (for our friend’s husband). Again much enjoyed and all eaten apart from the chips; there was nothing wrong with them, it just a bit of watching the carb count. Newton Farm 8oz Rump Steak, with Bearnaise sauce, new potato rosti, and green salad (for myself). The rosti had a superb texture and the green salad (although a bit small) had a good dressing. The steak had a great taste and the meat was very lean and perfectly cooked for “medium rare” as requested, but the meat was quite tough. The Bearnaise sauce was excellent. We were seated in the main indoor dining area and although windows were open it was stiflingly hot. Agreed it was a very warm day and we all just needed to get out into the fresh air, to cool off. We called for the bill and this was promptly presented (all waiting staff service had been equally efficient).

Lovely lunch with family. Great menu with plenty of appetizing choices. The food was lovely and the service was very good. The staff were very polite and attentive. A great venue for catching up with family and friends.

I used to come here a lot before they expanded and it was wonderful. The last time I came it wasn’t great but thought I’d try again. Sadly it wasn’t great again, I should have complained there and then but I wanted to enjoy my morning with my mum. I think I poached egg is a basic skill for a chef. Both my poached eggs were hard boiled and one of my mums was hard boiled!! What frustrates me the most is everything costs so much these days, I hate paying good money for poor food, really disappointing and for me that’s the last visit now. It’s great to expand but not at the detriment to your standards and that’s what has happened. Service is always lovely, although my mum was served with a teapot and no cup 🤪

Excellent food, good service. Plenty of choice. Bacon very good indeed. Cakes tasty, either made on site or locally. Coffee very good.

We have regularly visited for breakfast and unfortunately the standard is falling. Visited today and the hash browns provided were so overcooked they were solid and inedible. I wish the same could be said for the bacon, which was insipid and looked barely cooked so had to be left. The sausages also lacked a lot of colour. The black pudding was dried out and solid with cold beans. When everything is cooked properly it is a great breakfast with fantastic ingredients, but unfortunately its becoming very inconsistent and you may end up with an underwhelming breakfast. The service however is always very prompt, friendly and polite.

We were last here for an exploratory visit and a cuppa; we had promised ourselves that we would revisit for lunch. That exploratory visit was in April 2022, so 16-months on we had found time to make good on our promise. On our arrival today...

Had a lovely lunch at the farm shop yesterday. The food was wonderful as ever and the service was excellent despite it being very busy due to an open day next door at West of England Falconry. I’m shocked to see people complaining about the...

Such a lovely place to go with the family on a Sunday. The garden looks amazing and the kids loved the cute piglets. We had a Sunday roast, food was incredible and portions were huge. Good to see that is was very busy but the...

Couldn’t sit outside, we tried, due to horrendous wasp situation! Wine bottle traps etc were on tables but they were clearly not working. There should be a warning sign or advice for the outside tables. Due to it being a hot sunny day, I felt...

I went for lunch here and was quite upset by the wasp trap you had out in the outside seated cafe area in the heat where the wasps distress and suffering was quite difficult to watch. I wasn't able to enjoy my lunch and although...

We’re good food and great service the toilets weren’t the best but the food and the drinks made up for it. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaa

We did book in advance, which was advisable, particularly as it was a very wet day. We had a lunch, hubby had a homemade burger with blue cheese and I had frittata of the day with salad and new potatoes. Service was good considering the...

Had a beautiful Sunday roast here. Looked locally sourced and had the taste of incredibly great quality produce. Little bit expensive so won’t be a regular here.

Set in a picturesque location, the cafe serves delicious food with lovely friendly staff. My latest visit was for afternoon tea. Plenty of choice and a nice selection of savoury items, not just sandwiches which I always prefer. The best panna cotta I’ve ever had....

Oh dear, what went so badly wrong? Living nearby, we have been customers for years - farm shop and restaurant - but today a birthday lunch was a disaster. The restaurant was busy when we arrived at 1.15pm but tables around us were served food...

Newton St Loe, Bath: The lolling greens in Bath warrants a farm visit. The very cute Newton St Loe is one of the lovely all-in’s - animal farm, fresh produce and specialty grocery, beauty products, books and a cafe with twee wooden cabins. Breakfast is...

We went to the café several times before and were never disappointed. However, I went twice in 3 days this week, and both times were REALLY not good. 1st breakfast, I had the pancakes with the bacon. The bacon was so overcooked that I couldn't...

Bank Holiday Monday - rang to make a breakfast booking, told to come along at 10am and they would be able to seat us inside as a walk in. Got there for 10am but was then told they couldn't seat us inside only outdoors! We...

Great choice, excellent coffee. Bacon roll was very good with bacon cooked expertly. Cakes good too.

Took elderly parents for Sunday lunch. Mum had lamb, the quality of the meat was dreadful full of fat and under cooked. Me and my fathers meal was good. When we complained about mums meal managers attitude was not great, no apologies made he was...

We ordered 1 vegi full English breakfast and 1 full English breakfast. They had forgotten about our order as we were not served for over 45 minutes. There was no delay on the breakfast orders at the time. I noticed how long we had been...

We visited here for a casual lunch because it was the only cafe of this kind in the area we had not previously sampled. The building is light and airy, was around 70% full when we arrived and remained at that level of occupation throughout....

Over booked, less than half an hour to eat before having to leave. Insufficient time for each booking. Pure greed for sure!!

Had tea/coffee and cake before and after the falconry experience. Restaurant is clean and the staff very friendly. Had a nice time and would go again.

Lovely service Lovely food Really enjoyed our visit. Plenty of Choice on the varied menu and service to match. We really enjoyed our meal and all the other food we saw leaving the kitchen looked lovely and we will definitely be going again. A shame...

We went yesterday for a family Sunday lunch, 10 of us in total and that included 2 young children. The roast dinners were exceptional and I can honestly not fault any element of it. All of the family agreed. My young son can be a...

About the breakfast itself, quality slowly going the wrong way! Tea bacon tends to be like cardboard more often than not. The best thing is that now an extra round do toast will set you back £3.95...... I know good are going up but I...

We have been going for years and have watched the business grow and grow. We visit from Devon when visiting relations. We decided to try the Sunday roast. Sad to say,it was below par. Over cooked veg. No vegi or chicken gravy available. We were...

Really good food, so couldn’t fault that! The reason I gave 3 stars is mainly due to the service. My boyfriend and I had booked a table, so waited to be seated and stood in the entrance. One member of staff was stood right in...

My first visit for a treat post knee operation. Absolutely fabulous ! Warm atmosphere ,the restaurant was spotlessly clean with a warm winter environment and friendly charming staff.Excellent hot food .brilliant service and we can’t wait to visit again I love this place.Thank you Newton...

Very disappointing visit to the cafe today. I booked a table a few weeks online for today. I travelled for 50 miles to meet a friends and it was a special meeting, hence the forward planning. When we got there at 12.30 today I was...

I guess that your view depends on what you expect from a farm shop café these days. This was a first visit so I found the place by accident having approached from the south rather than through the village and entered the car park by...

Visited this cafe on many many occasions and is usual ly friendly and good tea and food. Today though it was different when I mentioned scone was quite dry and Luke warm at best coupled with the fact the milk was not as I ordered...

Pulled pork bowl was delicious. Pumpkin soup was great too. Busy half term week but plenty of staff on all smiling and efficient. Shop is great for little presents and local food and butchers. Kids love watching the piglets! Worth a visit!

We visited the cafe for lunch which was delicious, then took a look around the grounds where we were lucky to see the new piglets they had, then visited the farm shop. As it is October, they had a very impressive display of beautiful pumpkins...

Chips were wonderful, eggs were eggs, nice colour. Ham!! The thin slices we had on our plates, although tasty were not to the appearance I expected. The ham should of been thicker hand cut pieces as it is a farm shop. It was a very...

Obviously very popular and the 2 buns we had, one with pulled pork and the other with fish fingers were good , and supplemented with thrice fried chops it was a good light bite. A touch on the pricey side but suppose to be expected...

This is a great café in a rural setting on a working farm. It is easily reached by ar or cycle from Bath. The village it is in is very picturesque. The food is excellent and its always crowded at peak times. It is best...

Disappointed that the manager approached a member of staff to ask them to clean some tables when the staff member was engaged in conversation with some paying guests. Surely engaging with the guests making them feel valued and their custom appreciated is more important than...

Very good breakfast . Four of us had various dishes and drinks and all very nicely cooked . Little pricey but happy to pay for quality . Only disappointment was the waitresses lack of uniform . Dressed in tight t shirt and even tighter shortest...

A friend and I had breakfast here last week. I booked a week in advance so had a nice table inside. We had both retired at the same time from the same school so a breakfast out on the morning everyone else went back to...

2 adults 2 children and a pooch. We were seated outside under shelter on a lovely sunny Saturday afternoon. They had wasp precautions in traps and cups that give smoke to keep them away when eating. The full English, 2 burgers and a ham, egg...

we had sandwiches, great food, plenty on your plate, lovely cafe inside. little shop, local produce and helpful staff.

We popped in for lunch while waiting for our owl encounter at the falconry centre next door. Delicious food, nice menu and lots of outdoor seating.- also a cute small kids play area. You can order direct from your table using an app.

Such a lovely farm shop, and the breakfasts are delicious! The best hollandaise I've ever tasted!! Great service - thank you Mark!

After visiting the West of England Falconry just next door to this beautiful spot on a busy Sunday, we were shown to a table straight away, outside window the lovely sunshine. We chose to order our food vis our phones which was tricky at first...

Arrived for Sunday lunch. The quality of the meal itself I have no complaints however, the quantity of veg given for our table was very poor. Enough for 2 but certainly not enough for 4 people. I had to ask 2 members of staff for...

Called in hoping to get a coffee and snack, on enquiring at the entrance what the procedure was - could I sit anywhere or did I have to be "placed"? The young person was unsure what I was asking then in answer to my sayng...

This is a great cafe / small restaurant to visit outside the city centre. Serves fresh and locally sourced produce from the on-site farm, would highly recommend. Staff were really friendly too!

Me and my girlfriend came down from london and had Sunday roast at the farm shop and I ca honestly say it was amazing. The vibe. The staff. The animals everything. Amazing 🤩

The location and food was amazing! Being veggie I absolutely loved the tart! My meat eating friends RAVED about how good their meals were and how they wanted to return for a roast but they were shut on the Sunday otherwise we would have been...

Visited Bath from London with my boyfriend. This was the ultimate sunday place to getaway from the city, we both had a roast dinner and walked to see the animals. So lovely, would 100% recommend :)

Visited over the busy Easter weekend as a group of 5, and had the perfect Newton Farmer breakfast, brilliant service as usual!

We had looked forward to enjoy Easter Monday with the family and booked a table for 6 persons We ordred Eggs Royale, The Newton Farm Burger, the Newton Farm Pulled Pork Milk Bun and childrens lunch. We waited for 45 minuttes after we placed our...

We arrived 10 mins before booking time. Seated promptly. Had to ask to order and got our food 55 minutes after ordering. Food was average (home made chips but soggy and greasy) but staff need to tell you when placing an order of the waiting...

Awful. Long wait for dry over cooked food. Maybe good quality meat from a farm shop but cooked to oblivion. 7 of us eating and not one fish was presentable. 😩

After a few hours exploring some very attractive and often stunning countryside south of Bristol and Bath with drove home via the A367 and used the cut-through to the A4 passing close to Newton St Loe. It is a route I often take and I...

Not sure why the reviews are so good because I along with 2 friends had lunch today which was very disappointing. I had pulled pork with cheese & coleslaw on chips. Hardly any pork which was dry and cheese just a bit grated on top....

I have always been a fan of the farm shop and during lockdowns our visits have been particularly special when the cafe has been open. However recently we have noticed an increase in coffee prices and yet the quality of the coffee experience has been...

I’ve been coming here for years, before they expanded. The food used to be amazing, sadly I would say as they are growing in popularity the quality is dropping. I visited today with two friends who haven’t been before, we were an early sitting so...

A friend and I popped in for a quick coffee on Saturday morning and were told it was reservation indoors only despite most of tables being empty at that time. We sat outside in freezing cold wind eyeing the empty tables with irritation. Despite being...

We enjoyed lunch here between the fierce storms. The food was excellent, served quickly and with cheerful willingness to fulfil our requests. When we arrived it wa slacked and we had to wait for a table but not for long and we’re told as soon...

The booking service for the café worked well. Staff very aware of your arrival and getting you seated. Menu is good, and food very good, the ham egg and chips good value very tasty. Restaurant area very well illuminated by the sun, set in a...

Booked a table for Sunday lunch with friends. The roast dinners were delicious with an amazing aray of vegetable, fresh apple sauce for the port and fresh made horseradish for the beef. We didn't have desserts as we were too full. Highly recommend this venue...

we sat on the patio as the sun blazed down on us. our food was beautiful and delicious, top quality fresh fish. the staff were fabulous. loved every minute.

Met family members here after Christmas as easy meeting point for us all. We all loved the special all day breakfast menu they had on. Busy but as always friendly staff and great food.

I actually like the place but some things I just can’t get my head around. £2.50 for 1 slice of bacon as a side is daylight robbery. Quality is good don’t get wrong, id recommend it from that point of view but I do feel...

L8ving so close it makes sense to use the facilities, sadly it wasn't quite what I expected. Ordered 2 full English but felt slightly let down by it. The sausage was rather dry and didn't quite taste of anything, the bacon was pretty firm, mushroom...

My husband and I visited for breakfast, on our last morning of our short break, in the area. We definitely wished we'd visited at the start so we could of gone back! The food was amazing - my husband even commented that it was the...

Fantastic breakfast served in the light and airy conservatory. The menu is really enticing, and the “Eggs Foraged” delicious - field mushrooms, poached eggs, spinach, hollandaise sauce and sourdough toast. Wonderful coffee (double shot) completed a fabulous breakfast. Service was excellent. We can’t wait to...

A lovely location and good food. Home made sausages and local bacon with a good mushroom. Pricey, as you would expect for the location and local sourcing but rather spoiled by cold beans. Both waitresses who I spoke to said they'd let the cook know...

Had a lovely lunch here yesterday. We both chose filled baguettes which were extremely generous in proportion so sadly I can’t report on the dessert menu - but that gives an excuse to return! Lunch service was very busy and I’m glad I had booked...

Despite living fairly locally for years it was our first visit, and it most definitely won't be our last. We had courgette fritters - loved the curried cauliflower puree - garlic bread, cake and drinks. I thought the prices were perfectly reasonable and service very...