Occombe Farm Cafe in Torbay

Being local weve used the cafe many times over the years .....but not for sometime now... We chose to have breakfast there today and have to say we won't be returning On arrival a frozen food delivery company was delivering produce , which begs the question of "local produce" on their menu Ordered 2 barn breakfasts £ 10.95 each One arrived with 1 slice of bacon and 4 bits of toast....hard poached egg Other arrived with 2 slices of bacon and all bean juice and no beans Neither was particularly hot , tomatoes were rock hard and as for " local" sausages they were awful , spongy and almost gooey ,the dogs enjoyed them though it's very expensive for what it says it is £4.95 for a large latte

Enjoyed a lovely lunch at occombe farm today. Very busy but service was quick and didn’t have to wait long for food. We had the vegetarian chilli which was extremely tasty and great value for money. Lovely atmosphere. Will definitely visit again

I needed somewhere handy to meet my friends and one of them had never been to Occombe so we thought it was a good excuse to have lunch. I had the vegetarian chilli and it was so tasty, I could have ordered it again! We will definitely be back and hopefully this will still be on the menu!

We regularly use Occombe as food, though on the expensive side, is always of good quality. This morning it was foul. My partner had full breakfast. . Perfect... i had what was meant to be sliced avocado with poached egg. What appeared was slush avocado ( what looked like puree out of a bottle) with raw eggs on too. Just foul. Un eatable. Spoke to lady on till who assured me it was fresh avocado but came out as smashed rather than sliced. I offered to show her/ take the plate back but she wasn't interested. Didnt offer an alternative and I was dismissed. Come on Occombe. We use you regularly. Your large coffees have gone over £4. You need to up your game to keep your regularly clients.

Farmers breakfast came swimming in water I guess of the tomatoes? So toast was like a wet sponge. The sachets of brown sauce they have are disgusting, taste nothing like brown sauce and just ruined the already bad breakfast 😮‍💨

Very disappointed. I went with my husband, who had the Barn Breakfast, which was ok, but nothing special. I ordered scrambled egg on toast and have never seen or tasted anything like it. It was very pale and soggy and tasteless and uncooked in the centre. I took it back and they replaced it with one that was almost as bad. I only had 3 mouthfuls before being unable to eat anymore, so I left it. I then felt sick for the next hour. I live locally, but will never eat there again. The nearby garden centre is much better.

We have had lunch at Occombe Farm Cafe a few times now, and it never disappoints! The latest visit was a few days ago, when we had a couple of their sandwiches which were freshly made and substantial, with coleslaw and crisps and salad, and very tasty. We shall return!

We waited 35 minutes for on tea and coffee ! When the coffee arrived, it was not as requested. Just one person working hard doing the drinks but two were required.

Delicious afternoon tea in delightful setting overlooking countryside. Superb value with plenty of sandwiches, dessert, scones and cakes - really fresh and tasty. Better than many London hotels - definitely recommend. Very friendly staff.

Fabulous views but very disappointing selection of cakes, no large sponges or gateaux, just tray bakes, flapjacks, a couple of different tarts and scones. Used to be the place to go for a mouthwatering choice of large cakes.

Spent best part of a day at the farm park whilst on holiday and planned to take lunch in the restaurant after seeing the menu online. I have to say it was worth taking time out and certainly didn't disappoint. Plenty of seating, not too crammed in either. Food made to order and presented nicely and at a price in-keeping with the area. Would not hesitate to eat here again on future visits.

This cafe sitting above the farm shop was far from busy on the Tuesday we visited for lunch, yet service was far from quick, albeit staff were very friendly. Not a huge range of hot food on the menu but enough to offer a reasonable choice and the was freshly prepared with good portion size and quality. The prices are not cheap so more akin to a pub meal than a quick “cafe” bite. Having said that all four plates of food went back empty and four full people left. A nice indoor seating area, restricted if you have a dog. A terrace and outdoor seating too. The farm shop has a lovely deli counter with a wide selection of produce….and fudge!

Decided to pop in on Tuesday and I’m glad we did! The frittata looked amazing, and tasted just as good! I’d definitely recommend going back just for that. It’s lovely that you can see a selection of food on the way to the till. The chef who made this clearly cares about the food he makes!

We arrived at 11.48 and the cafe wasn’t busy. We realised lunch didn’t start service until 12 but asked could we place our order for soups and they could serve us when they were ready. We were told NO! Can’t see it would have hurt as all they had to do was put the order through the till, we paid and they delivered our drinks & food when they were ready. Soups were £8 each so not cheap for soup & bread and with drinks they lost nearly £30 sale, well if they can afford to do that then we won’t be returning. Thanks

Had a great meal here, great sitting on the terace with great views. Looked busy, will be back when in the area !

I had a lovely lunch today with my family. I had a beef baguette which was very tasty. We sat outside and relaxed in the sun. Good food, lovely surroundings....Will be back.

We called here after seeing good reviews. Unfortunately, we found it quite underwhelming. We have a dog, and while welcome inside it is a small area just on the left. On a nice day you would sit outside but if you needed to go inside the space is limited. All the other tables in the dog area were taken by people without dogs, so again, you might not get a seat. We had a farm breakfast and a vegan breakfast, neither was hot and certainly not on my list of top breakfasts. Staff are young, but no one appeared happy to be there. True, it was busy and we had to wait a while for our food but it was not worth the wait. While I am not tempted to make a return visit, it will appeal to those with young families because of the farm

Stupidly followed my satnav through the back lanes of Cockington to get there, some only inches wider than the car then when I got there found that it's virtually on the main road up from the end of the Devon Highway. Went in through the Farm Shop, and eventually found the Cafe up some stairs. No signs telling me what to do so after sitting at the table for a while i asked a passing server and found out that I had to order at the counter. I was ignored for a few minutes while the person behind the counter mucked about with a complicated Italian Espresso machine. Eventually I placed my order for the Barn Breakfast (one of everything). After about 15 minutes it arrived together with a pot of tea and a dirty cup instead of the mug of tea I'd asked for. Went in search of knife, fork, napkin which are on the table by the window. The toast is on top of the breakfast with no sideplate so the table is used for buttering. Went off again in search of some butter which I found. Let's look at the breakfast item by item. 1.The Toast: Soggy due to sitting on top of a hot breakfast under a heat lamp. 2.The Sausage: Decent quality but had been deep fried to an even dark brown all over then left somewhere to dry out and go wrinkly. 3.The Bacon: Good quality and nicely cooked. 4.The Baked Beans: Definitely not Heinz and absolutely salt free - disgusting. 5.Half a Tomato: Nicely grilled. 6.Mushrooms:Shrivelled and dried out. 7.Hash brown - Apart from the fact a hash brown should never be in an English breakfast - it's a McDonalds item - this was a standard deep fried frozen thing. Truly horrible. 8.Poached Egg:The highlight - beautifully cooked yellow yoked poached egg. I suspect the breakfast had been left, after plating up, under a heat lamp, waiting for one of the (not enough) servers to bring it to the table. At something around £12.50 it was utterly underwhelming and I left at least half of it. Would I go back? - No.

Place has good parking , large camper , it was very clean and lovely views , staff where attentive and efficient and pleasant / friendly in manor. Food produce was good , coffee was nice and cakes looked good . Good for family with children big play area .

Staff are not welcoming, they don't smile or say hello, what is going, don't they understand the difference a warm friendly welcome makes, the setting, drinks, and snacks were otherwise ok although a bit too highly priced, there's great views but staff just need to develop better customer care skills, sorry but it needs to be said as it will make a huge difference, come on guys, you can do it, when a customer comes in engage and show that you care about them and their experience, and then they will want to come back having remembered your warm welcome.

Enjoyed a decent cup of tea with tasty cake today. Good service and quality food. However, very disappointed in the farm shop - not as good as it was. Half the area taken up by another cafe (not needed) and taken away most of the farm shop food and drink. There was no fresh fruit and veg, isn't that what a farm shop is supposed to be???

Visited the cafe for lunch over the Christmas holidays with family. The cafe was very busy but managed to find a table, however it took an age to queue up to order. Food service after orderig was good though, and the lunch was lovely.

I came here for breakfast with a friend and my toddler this morning. The cafe was busy, even though it hadn't been open long. We found a table, all clean and well presented. At the till, we were served quickly and the staff were friendly....

Visited with our friends and children. Good selection of food and drinks. Perfect strong coffee. Kids enjoyed their hot chocolates. Staff all friendly and polite. Thankyou

I am a local to the area and decided to visit Occombe Farm Cafe with a group of friends for a catch up, coffee and breakfast. We were the first to arrive to ensure we had a big enough table for us all. On arrival...

Visited today for lunch. Chose the Halloumi burger. Didn't have to wait long at all and the burger was delicious and well cooked. The staff were very accomodating and friendly. Would definitely come back, highly recommend.

Breakfast visit and as it was a Sunday it was busy. Table was cleaned as soon as we sat down. The barn breakfast was very good although I would have appreciated a side plate for the toast. Looking around, I think this looked like a...

Decided to go in the cafe at 1140AM .. asked for a menu to be told the lunch menus won't be out till after 12.. I asked if they were doing breakfast still to be told no. Had to sit at a table for 25...

Maybe this is thenew "in place to go" ? But why? Expensive food but cerainly not justified , this is only average cafe quality similar to a supermarket cafe . There are countless others in Devon including The Berryhead Cafe which offers a fantastic range,...

Won't be visiting again. We arrived at 11.40 with our 1 year old and parents. Asked if we could see a lunch menu as breakfast stopped in 5 minutes. Was told "no", I asked "so you won't even let me look st the menu?" And...

Very poor allergy awareness, both times I have eaten here my son has had a reaction to toast, despite being told it was safe for his allergies. Certainly will not be returning.

Visited for first and last time. Felt food in the cafe was expensive for what was only average quality. Whilst Farm shop had great selection of products but we felt they were overpriced. Have been to other farm shops where prices were far better. The...

Cafe had a good choice and good prices. Very clean. The attached farm shop was fantastic with a great choice. Wish we had found it sooner

People reading my reviews may assume I’m either poor, or a Scrooge. But I’m neither. I just cannot stand rip off prices. Taking the pee is the only way to summarise this place. It’s “manned” by Prima Donnas who consider it uncouth to ask the...

Great place to take young children, lovely cafe with a wide choice of local food. It’s run by a local charity for us all to support. Outside there’s lots to do and see, A really lovely nature walk about a mile long through fields and...

U can almost get everything here, a little pricey, but I think it’s worth it, quality at its best, also there are lovely ales and ciders to die for, do try

Popped in for coffee and cake for my wife and myself at 4.00pm. No prices on the various cake stands or on the wall behind which was strange. On enquiring, we were informed that they were £3.95 a slice !!! (and not very big ones...

We had a late breakfast - served until 11.30am. The sausages were home made and extremely tasty, there was a choice of poached or fried eggs; the hash browns were just the tastiest, l could go in and on. 10 out of 10. Although they...

Visited recently and ended up at the end of a big queue. Was worried we would have to wait a long time for our food but service was quick and food as delicious as usual. The staff are welcoming and efficient and Dianne always recognises...

Fabulous food and excellent caring and efficient staff? Went for lunch with friends and all enjoyed the food . Men had pasty and chips , my friend and i had frittata And salad . It was all delicious ! Staff very welcoming . Coffee also...

My friend and I waited ages for our drinks when we visited in October. We did complain and was assured our comments would be passed on. It doesn't seem they have been looking at some of the comments, since written. The staff need training and...

My husband and I decided to pop out for a quick lunch break as we live locally. I realise the cafe / farm have had a revamp so was looking forward to seeing how well they were doing. Unfortunately it all felt very disorganised and...

Visited for a breakfast with my son. The breakfast was ok (hot) but for the price adding Beene in a pot does not constitute the price. Coffee arrived during our meal (wrong order) Took nearly 15 mins to bring our correct order to the table,...

The cafe use to have the best,freshly baked scones in Torbay.The ones we had today were not fresh and had either been taken out of the freezer or were a couple of days old.Not impressed!

Visited on Sunday lunch time. This place used to be so buzzy and busy with a varied, interesting menu. Now they've changed the menu and it's just the same as every other cafe, panini's, jacket potatoes etc. Used to be able to get a lovely...

Just stopped off for a coffee and a cheese scone while on my dog walk. Loved the clean, airy atmosphere and the staff were really pleasant. The food looked very tempting, especially the quiches but I only wanted a quick bite and had set mind...

We had a lovely breakfast here. By the time we left it was busy but we were served very quickly. We went back for a cheese scone and Chelsea bun to take home!

Very poor customer service. The staff need to wake up to the fact that the customers pay their wages! It’s a shame that a facility like this could be so good. I suggest they go and visit Dart Farm to understand how it is done...

Oh dear what a disappointment for breakfast The wife and I Had the barn brekki wish I could say I would visit again but it’s a No from us v over priced for the money Bacon barely done half was slimey un cooked fat Mushrooms...

Love the venue. staff are all great. Sadly the long wait for service was unacceptable. By the time our food arrived we'd finished our coffee at least 20 min before! such a shame to avoid a lovely place but if I'd arrived 30 min later,...

It's a shame to have to review a local business so poorly but I feel robbed after a recent visit to the Occombe farm cafe. The staff were lovely as as I usually remember but the kitchen has taken a massive Swan dive in functionality...

My wife and I were in the area and remembered a friend speaking highly of this place a few years ago so decided to try it for a snack lunch. The newly-built facilities are clean and well laid out and the only minor criticism in...

Very disappointed had a farmers breakfast served on cold plates food cold and not cooked bread for toast was cheap supermarket bread whats going on never used be like this 😢 glad didn't take the family wanted be going again 🤔

Stopped off for coffee and cake, wish I hadn't, smallest piece of Victoria sponge I've ever been served, I now wish I had taken a photo of it to publish on this site, such a tiny slice, the staff must have been embarrassed to serve...

This cafe is close to us and we always enjoyed a visit in the past but our latest two visits have been very disappointing. On the first one I had tea and cake but the cake was so dry it was impossible to eat and...

Wow .I've not been to Occombe farm cafe for a few years but decided to visit for a lovely catch up with my niece . I had heard that they had been renovating and what an amazing result. More space inside and an outside balcony...

A great place, wonderful staff, service and food, nothing was too much trouble at all and was made feel safe and secure in the way they delivered there service in these strange times AAA STAR

A rare opportunity to nip out for a bite to eat whilst kids at school and both working from home as only live down the road. I was on a low carb diet and looking forward to a fry up but we were too late,...

Visited with family at 11.20 am group incl 2 young children. Because of time we arrived could not order lunch menu - that was ok, however didn’t expect to wait at least 45 mins to get our food, this took us into the lunchtime menu...

Been three times since it reopened earlier this month. The have reduced the number of tables greatly so that there is plenty of space and I felt very safe. Good systems such as signs on table showing it’s been cleaned etc and lots of hand...

We came here for tea and cakes. Queued for 2 minutes and shown to a table with a green 'Ready to use' sign. As people left, the staff did a superb job of sanitizing tables and chairs. If you feel unsure as to how well...

Appreciate that theses are difficult time especially for the food industry , our friends treated us for Breakfast but wish we hadn't bothered. Although the staff were extremely nice the experience was not a relaxing one and the food order was very wrong. Waffles and...

I have only been here for coffee and snacks, the coffee is quality, and the cakes are wonderful, highly recommend this place

Visited with friends for breakfast. I was pleasantly pleased as it was light, airy and spacious. The counter was inviting and we were looking forward to a nice fresh breakfast meet. I ordered a coffee and egg on toast. This cost short of £9 ?????...

I don't like giving negative reviews but I feel this has to be said. Myself and six friends booked a birthday get together for a Sunday lunch. This lovely countrified setting was grey and damp ( not the fault of the people running the café,...

We visit here often for lunch and it has never failed. Food tasty and delicious, recommend the lasagne. Cakes a must . Staff always very friendly . Always busy when we have been ,

Went for light lunch just before Christmas. Table of 5 and we all had something different, although everything was around £10 (give or take a few pence). Full English breakfast was ok at best. Sausages where the cheapest imaginable, mass produced type full of rusk and not a lot else. Surely a farm cafe should be trying to source local ingredients from local suppliers? We are blessed to live in a part of the world full of great produce. Ullacombe farm at Haytor is miles better and worth the extra drive. Staff where friendly.

A lot of tables packed in to the space available.Fish and chips (£9.95) had hard (not crispy) batter and the fish was very watery inside. Served on a cold, heavy, plate which drew all of the heat out of the chips and peas before I could eat them. Pretty expensive for the quality of the food and the surroundings.

Great Service Spoilt By Angry ChefOn arrival we were greeted by a charming young man who has served us before and is always friendly. I asked if I could have a bacon sandwichand he said that was fine, however when he called through the nhatch he was confronted with an angry rude chef which was heard by all the customers waiting to pay.When the the food arrived my friend and I were very disappointed , on my part my bacon sandwich had two small under cooked rashers of bacon with white fat running through the middle (left on the plate) so each side of the bread had nothing!.........when ordering I was told it comes with chrisps and salad.........it was served with tortillas and a salad garnish. My friend ordered a jacket potatowith prawns, the potato was hard in the middle and left on the plateand prawns were few!We did speak to the manageress who was friendly , her expanation was .....portion control! .....we mentioned the angry chef too but no form of compansation was offered by way of a coffee we had spent over £25 So shocked and disappointedI suggest whoever is responsible addresses this problem immediately before you lose quality staff and customers!

Great Service Spoilt by Angry ChefOn arrival we were greeted by a charming young man who has served us before and is always friendly. I asked if I could have a bacon sandwich and he said that was fine .......however when he called the order through the hatch he was confronted with a angry rude chef which was heard by all the customers waiting to pay.On arrival of our food my friend and I were both very disappointed on my part my bacon sandwich had two small under cooked rashers of bacon with white fat running through the middle so at each side of the bread there was nothing …..I was told it comes with crisps and salad but it was served with tortillas and a droopy garnish. My friend had a jacket potato with prawns ……….potato was hard in the middle and was left on the plate the prawns were few! So shocked and disappointing as this used to be a regular lunch venue!I suggest whoever is responsible addresses this problem immediately before you loose quality staff and customers!

Met friends for a social lunch catch up and although it was very busy we did find a table and service was very quick. Food was delicious with huge portions. Too much for me and im a ganet. Lovely staff. Food was reasonably priced but thought beverages were a littke pricey. They would do well to perhaps include a drink within a meal deal. Overall really lovely and wull definitely be visiting again.

Dropped by here for lunch after climbing Haytor - it’s 5 mins down the road . Lovely range of savoury lunches and cakes. My kids are grown up but still walked the woodland area and it was all dog friendly. Lovely shop too.

Visited with my Mum for lunch. After ordering we realised we had to leave quickly and asked for our food to takeaway - despite being busy, the staff were attentive and nothing was too much trouble at all! The panini’s that we took home were delicious and I would definitely have them again! I felt the food was valuable. (Without sounding patronising) The ladies working did really well considering the building que - looking forward to coming back soon and eating in this time :)

Just had breakfast at OFC and it’s the first time for a few months. Our breakfasts, although good value, were not as good as they used to be. Dry black pudding, in crispy bacon and soggy pancakes made this a disappointing breakfast for me. It was very busy and it is good value but just not as great as it used to be.

We have not been here for a few years, so decided to revisit for lunch. Main meals £9.95, salads £9.50. 'Lite bites' - jackets, sandwiches etc at lower prices. The poor acoustics makes the place very noisy.

Arrived about 11.30am, forgot the children were on holiday. It was very busy, but we enquired as to the wait time and informed that there wasn’t one at that time. Our meals came very quickly. We enjoyed breakfasts, which consisted of bacon, sausage, egg, hash brown, mushrooms, beans and toast. It was lovely. Piping hot and very tasty. My partner said the sausage was the best he had had in a long, long time. We also had cheese scones to take home - just lovely.

Lovely coffee, friendly staff, good simple menu. Good range of drinks and plenty of parking. Worth a visit!

Great cafe with proper coffee! Staff friendly and a lovely country view! I will definitely be back next time I am in Paignton!

A lovely location with fantastic views. Better since the abolition of parking fees. I had stopped going because of the parking fees. This was my first time back in ages. I had a good welcome although the staff were really rushed. The table I sat at was not clean, and the menus were located at the counter rather than on the tables, and had seen better days. The two menus I picked up were both torn and one was also sticky. I got the impression they are trying to do their best but attention to detail was lacking. My toast for example was served cold. I found the prices really high and on the expensive side. The shop on the ground level is now empty which is not at all surprising as the prices were so high and out of reach for locals. Hoping the space will be filled with something valuable for the local community.

I had some relations over so we decided to go for Breakfast at Occombe farm cafe. At 10:15 it was already busy so we didn't mind the 30 minute wait.

Sadly I went here for breakfast this morning. When I ordered the staff were badmouthing other customers when I came to order, the lady seemed so grumpy, doesn’t hurt to smile.

The cafe does not allow dogs inside, but we were fortunate in visiting on a warm Autumn day, so could sit on the terrace overlooking the farm and the countryside. Absolutely idyllic. The all day breakfast will last you all day, although smaller portions are available, and other items on the menu are equally delicious, washed down with local craft ales and lager or locally produced premium soft drinks. Sadly, for the best of reasons, dogs are not permitted into the area where the animals are kept

Sadly had a bad breakfast experience here yesterday.... have eaten breakfast here many times over the last few years and have even written a 5 star review before. I am sad to say that standards have slipped- yesterday's all day breakfast (x3) left all of us feeling very disappointed. The bacon was extremely tough, cold and old and the sausages have been changed to very low quality ones- and again old and cold (I had to leave one of mine it was that bad). Grilled Tomato also old and eggs weren't cooked properly (clear jelly left on the top)..... the only decent part of the experience was the lattes; hence the 2 star rating. The cafe also felt very grubby and in need of a deep clean. Our table was sticky and dirty. Won't be coming here again.

Stopped for lunch and my husband's ham egg and chips was a plate full of ham and could have served two people. Likewise my seafood salad was full of prawns and salmon and with the brown bread would have easily served two. The cafe was quite busy but the staff still had smiles on their faces and although they told us there would be a wait we didn't wait very long.

Went for lunch here today, not been for a while, very disappointing indeed. Had jacket potato, beans and cheese: hardly any filling, not hot enough and dry potato. Sandwiches were average. Hardly any choice of cakes. Farm shop also closed now. Such a shame, used to be a great place, food was lovely, now looks to be run down and getting ready to close permanently?

I booked a table for a family lunch as the cafe offers an above average selection of vegetarian and gluten free options. We were not disappointed, the gluten free quiches were tasty, full of flavour. The meat eaters were not disappointed with the burgers and lasagne. There were 14 of us, all the meals came together and the order was correct.

popped in for coffee and cake and a chat with a friend. lovely to sit out on the decking enjoying the afternoon sun. Had a cream tea, very enjoyable. Was disappointing that the farm shop is now closed

I go for breakfast here quite often and so far have not been disappointed. The Veggie breakfast is lovely and cleanly presented, the scrambled egg also is great.

The food is not that good and not well presented for the price they charge. Coffee - yuck. Won't be returning here.

Had the barn breakfast very nice but toast arrived 10 mins after breakfast over 30 min wait for the breakfast very busy place so be prepared oh & no English mustard staff ok just rushing around all the time really think they need more staff & kitchen help too but saying that it's obviously a popular place & I'm told the butchers is very good too

My cheese and onion panini was lovely. The presentation was very good and the crisps was nice. This place can be very busy at times though. Will cona again definitely.

Amazing transformation to a romantic evening restaurant. Food superb staff professional and so friendly. The price for prosecco on arrival canopes and chocs and a 3 course a la carte menu £25 each. Cant wait till they open up evening restaurant soon. Well done guys you were the best.

Our second visit and second Barn breakfast. Not at all disappointed breakfast with toast.

Very disappointed , went for a cream tea with my mum , the scones were so hard I didn't eat them the only thing the jam & cream was nice , should have complained really but it's not me .. won't go there again

Great latte, served here, with biscuits. We were nearly tempted by the lovely cakes they have on offer, but we will leave them for another visit. Plenty of space here with lots of tables to ensure that no attend how busy they are you can have a table and chairs to sit at. One of the lovely things are that to get to the cafe from their own car park you can go through their farm shop which has all the lovely local products to choose from.

Saturday morning just after 9am and I'm passing after being for a morning swim. Ordered an all day breakfast off main menu with a coffee and granary toast. Sat down and waited. Within s minute the coffee was delivered, a couple of minutes after that...

We went to Occombe Farm cafe this September, for breakfast whilst staying at probably the best Touring Caravan Park in Devon (Widdicombe Farm) I found the prices rather high for what I would consider an average cooked breakfast, we ordered a couple of extra slices...

Food lovely and not bad service if there's no one else waiting! However after waiting 20 minutes in a line and having someone push in before us and be served by the person on the tills who had seen this - then people who ordered...

Two of us had lunch here this week, arriving at 11.50am. We ordered a goats cheese salad and ham, egg, chips and peas. The peas arrived disguised as baked beans! The waitress quickly took the plate away to rectify this. The meal was nice but...

We got here just before 11am for breakfast. We quickly made our way to the till to order our breakfasts, only to be told we couldn't anymore. When I queried the time, I was told they can only go by the till and the till says it's past 11 o'clock. It was clearly still before. We were out of the venue even before 11.