Rebecca Louise Catering in Harborough

There's a lot to like about this eatery. If your local and you have ever been to Farmers Fayre at the NAC then you will feel relatively comfortable with what you find here. Quality food made with decent ingredients at a price that reflects that. Me and my wife went here for lunch on her birthday and we generally enjoyed the experience. Wait times in the que were a little on the long side, but this is testament to the quality and loyal following that the establishment has (READ: can be busy) The serving staff were attentive, friendly and polite. The tables were kept nice and clean and despite how busy the venue was it was relatively easy to find a seat. On a summers day the outside seating options look like they would be very welcoming, sadly the British weather was not conducive to testing that theory so we settled for an inside seat. One thing i will say is that with bare, corrugated in places, plastered in others walls - the acoustic makes for an echoey and noisy environment, so whilst clean, modern and well kept, eating inside is not the most enjoyable experience. I had a Latte and a House Burger, whilst my good lady had the farmers platter. Food was, as mentioned of a good quality, however, I did find my burgers patties to be somewhat under seasoned, making them a somewhat bland filler compared to the gherkins, chutney, salad and bun. My wife is quite particular when it comes to food, but she very much enjoyed her farmers platter. As stated earlier, the quality of the foods ingredients is reflected in the prices, whilst not super expensive, it's not super cheap either. All in all we enjoyed our visit, and are looking forward to coming back.

Very good spot for family &friends to gather. We went for brunch - service is friendly and fast and food good. The queue for ordering can get long

I didn’t think it was possible to make a roast dinner so bland!! Roast potato’s were soft and mushy, vegetables watery and the mash was hard, but the worst thing there was Zero seasoning - the only reason i scored a 3 was the beef was delicious - go for the roast roll instead cheaper and delicious

Had the most amazing Jacket potato with cheesy leeks and bacon here a few months back. Could not wait to come and have it again. Sorry to say very disappointed today. Could not taste any cheese in the cheesy leeks and the portion of bacon vastly reduced. All in all very bland and tasteless.

Went to farm shop, decided to go for tea and scones, no fruit scones available so we had teacakes instead. All very nice, great tea!

Came here on the recommendation of a friend who speaks highly of this... chose to have a post valentines breakfast before heading away for the weekend. The location is quite something, very relaxing eating area and the food was really top notch. It’s rare you...

We have twice now enjoyed the excellent service and fabulous food in this lovely, clean, light-filled restaurant. A little on the pricey side but well worth it as servings are plentiful and with all the trimmings!

Called in for coffee, rebekas pantry was good for snacks and coffee, the staff were helpful and friendly, it was clean and tidy, and the farm shop food was excellent although some a little expensive but a good choice .

excellent food.............order taken politely FULL MARKS Service very good , it was a busy Sunday Lunch Again FULL MARKS Just wish the Young Waiters would be a bit more gushing and not as reserved but that will come with EXPERIENCE

Have stopped off here several times on the way to pubs/restaurants in the area. We particularly love the Sercombes ham (which we bought today) and Revel Bakery bread. We have had meat off the butchers counter in the past, which has been very good. The...

Had a very expensive sunday lunch today. Quite possibly the worst veg I have ever had. Grey, dry, over cooked, what appeared to be frozen veg, meat was OK, had to ask for some Horseradish, was looked at like I was an alien when i...

We were lucky enough to book on to this year’s sell out Breakfast with Santa, in Rebecca’s Kitchen at Malt Kiln Farm.Me, my husband and our 9 month old all tucked into a scrummy breakfast, while Santa greeted us, before we had a photo taken with him. He then read the children a festive story and handed out presents.It was such a fantastic and magical morning and a memory that we will treasure. Seeing how excited all of the kids were really swept us adults into the magic of Christmas.Father Christmas was brilliant and our visit was completed by the wonderful (some mischievous!) elves who really looked after us.Will definitely book on for next year again and would even suggest going bigger in 2019 - put on more dates and maybe do something with the small shed outside, you’ll be sure to fill all the seats!

A really nice place to have lunch - plenty of choice. Then browse around the great food on offer to buy - butchers counter, fresh vegetables, frozen meals - all delicious! When you’ve done your food shopping and eating take the time to look at the gifts on offer.

Took our granddaughter for lunch. She thoroughly enjoyed her baked beans on toast as she is only 3. The portion was excellent. I had the chilli and my husband had a panini. Both very good. Would recommend eating lunch here.

We visit the farm shop for veg and meat every week so when we were looking for somewhere to meet family for breakfast this seemed like the natural choice. Six of us visited on Saturday morning for breakfast, we were all disappointed. Hard yolked fried eggs, over cooked bacon, four of us had finished before the last two meals appeared (after having to chase for them).At £10.50 for a 'big breakfast' we were expecting something special - if the deli in Brinklow can deliver special for a lot less than this surely it shouldn't be difficult for a cafe in a farm shop with on site butchers!Disappointing experience that we won't be repeating.

A great range of organic food to buy and home made bread, biscuits all available. It’s good to browse through the variety of foods and drinks on offer and also a lovely range of gifts that you can buy - quite unique so you guarantee the person will not already have one. Didn’t go fruit picking this time but did enjoy a browse around the shop.

I went for lunch with my mum and daughter. We made the mistake of going in the week between Leicestershire and Rugby half terms. The cafe was so busy and for some reason they didn’t have all their high chairs out. I counted 3 being used in the cafe but I know from visiting regularly before and since (for a baby class) that they have several more high chairs. Because it was so busy they didn’t have a specials board so the menu was VERY limited. Also there were no children’s menu’s out so when I got to the front of the queue to order, I had to make a snap decision on what to get for my daughter, if i’d had time to think about it, I’d have definitely got her something different. The food took ages to come out, which was expected because they were so busy. I wasn’t entirely sure that my quiche was fully cooked. This is the second time we’ve been and neither was a particularly good experience. The first time we put it down to them just opening. I won’t be eating here again, it’s too chaotic and stressful unfortunately. I’d consider going for a coffee if it was quiet.

I took my two children to do some ‘pick your own’ on their pumpkins. This, they enjoyed and was well thought out. However, as it was lunchtime by the time we finished I decided we’d give the cafe a try.Be warned! At busy times the food is very late coming out and way over priced!I ordered a bowl of soup for me and two sets of the children’s ham sandwiches off the kids menu.It took 40 minutes to get to us which is ridiculous for soup and sandwiches and the children’s food was not worth the wait!! Now, if you order a sandwich you expect two slices of bread and a filling. All they got, was one slice folded in half and cut into two small squares! This cost £2.25, so £4.50 for one whole sandwiches, two slices of bread, for two children!!!!! So, with the cost of nearly £4 for two juices cartons and nearly £3 for one small glass bottle of juice for me, I had spent just shy of £20 for very little food, of which was very late. Soup and sandwiches do not take 40 minutes to make. Needless to say, will not be visiting again!

We love coming here for PYO strawberries, pumpkins etc. The kids have a great time. The farm shop and cafe are expensive but generally are at these types of places. I have to say though, the chocolate brownie I had when I was in the cafe last week was not only huge but the nicest one I've ever had (and I've had a few!).There's a lovely little outdoor play area for the kids. I think the only improvement they could make is to have something indoor for kids, a little toy corner or colouring table etc.

What a lovely time spent selecting special pumpkins to carve for Halloween. Wheelbarrows were available to transport the pumpkins - really needed too. A browse around the products in the farm shop is always a delight and there are always some unique items to purchase as a gift. Finishing with a lovely snack in the eating area - friendly, efficient staff. Definitely worth a visit.

We called in after pumpkin picking at Malt Kiln Farm and had a lovely late-morning snack. My fruit scone was amazing - definitely home-made (and huge) and the latte was tasty, a sausage sandwich on homemade bread was delicious accompanied by fresh orange juice. We really enjoyed the friendly, helpful service we received in this eating establishment and the quiet, picturesque views are to be enjoyed. A lovely touch having fresh water with lots of orange pieces in. Definitely worth a visit.

Such a great place with such poor staffThe cafe was lovely, food was good but overpriced. Milkshake was yummy, with a paper straw! The shop had a great selection although we couldn’t find any pork pies?! The lady butcher seemed actually offended that we had asked her where the pork pies were - she then carried on chatting to her college before eventually coming over to serve us.There was also a member of staff with a trolley of potatoes blocking the aisle, leaning on the deli counter chatting away to her colleague. We waited for her to notice we wanted to get past but she didn’t, so we pushed her trolley out of the way several times, meanwhile the whole time she hadn’t noticed! The lady at the deli counter told us they had no pork pies - which I was shocked at! Staple farm shop produce! The young lad who served us was lovely - my receipt says his name was Robert. Although he overcharged me, I went back to get my money back and was served by someone else. She called someone over and I got the impression from both of them that I was causing them a massive inconvenience and I had to actually apologise!The best part of the visit was the pick your own - still so many beautiful strawberries at this time of year.

We go to Malt Kiln farm shop regularly It is mainly for the Sausages, Burgers, Barnsley chops and dripping. The veg,salad and bread are also good quality.

I have been using this farm shop for years never disappoints lovely food my husband loves the different cheeses butchers counter very good and all the staff are helpful

We decided to go here for Sunday Lunch. It was delicious and so much food I struggled to eat mine. I had gammon and my husband had beef. The plate had roast and mashed potatoes, parsnips and a large Yorkshire pudding. The vegetables came on a separate dish delicious carrots, beans and cauliflower cheese. It’s not cheap but good value.

Spent an hour pottering around and looking at the produce. Had a sandwich and coffee in the little cafe really good value for money. Nice accessible place for all to visit.

Had a delicious afternoon tea here today with an old friend. Tea consisted of 4 sandwiches, fruit scone, plus 6 other cakes/desserts. Unlimited tea or coffee. All for £23.95 for the two of us. I will definitely be back!

Took my 6 year old daughter, we had a lovely time picking fruit and veg, lots to find and well signposted. Friendly and very helpful young chap on pay desks who explained what we needed to do as we hadn’t visited before! Well stocked and reasonable farm shop again with friendly helpful staff. Enjoyed our visit to the cafe too! We didn’t eat but the menu looked very appetising for our future visits. Overall a fabulous afternoon and I’d highly recommend for a great afternoon out!

It was well prepared but disappointing. No gluten free sausage option. Not sure how many sausages or bacon were intended but the ‘light’ breakfast was one of each. If they thought three bacon was an adequate sub for no gf sausages then that’s how they make their profit - being tight. Asked for no beans, got beans! Those few scraps of mushroom were too small. For an £11 breakfast this was no where near enough. It was supposed to come with coffee but I payed for more than the two breakfasts so they must have charged me for coffees. After ordering gluten free breakfasts, coffee came with a wheat flour biscuit - lack of attention to detail/poor service.Mainly went to have a look at their butchers counter. Didn’t buy anything. Won’t ever go back.

Went there for Sunday dinner, the price of the dinner was not shown anywhere, got a shock when I played £31-00 for 2 roasts and 2 coffees. The meal was not value for money and was very bland. Would have said something about it but only young staff on and didn't want to cause a scene. Won't be going again.

I have just spent a lovely afternoon with my mum. We had a lovely lunch. The staff were very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. We then had a lovely walk around the farm shop.

I have asked a work colleague to buy me a sandwich from the farm and bring into work.I was gobsmacked at the price paid £6.50 for a SANDWICH?!?! No other additional trimmings but plain unbuttered bread with some salad leaves couple slices of tomato and few pieces of chicken....£6.50.Nor even in London I paid this price for a sandwich.Very dissappointed!! Myself ant the other 30 colleagues from the office will avoid the farm at all costs

Great fun for everyone. Enough fruit and vegetables to be picked. My son had so much fun. Child friendly. We had lunch at Rebeccas kitchen and was very tasty. Pick your own (PYO) fruit and veg entry price is taken off the fruit that you want to buy at the end. I bought a huge marrow for £1. Very worth it. Also good shop too.

Been coming here for years as a childminder .... including pumpkin season..... but this time I was highly disappointed...... a plastic tub of tayberries cost £9.15 - 4 children was £8 entry and had toPay an extra £1.15 - good job I never got a basket ..... and the staff were very rude. Might be looking to go elsewhere for pumpkin season

it is the best meat and vegetable shop for freshness.The animals are reared on the farm before they become meat in the butchers shop,and as you drive down the approach road to park you can see the fruit and veg growing in the fields.Rebecca gives you all a good start in breakfast and my granddaughter loves the sausage sandwich she gets each time we go.this time of year she picks the strawberries out of the punnet on the way round the shop because like everything else they are so fresh. Nice Grey Massey Ferguson tractor to play on as well

Malt Kiln Farm is a hidden gem on the Fosse Way within 20 mins drive of Coventry, Rugby, Hinckley and Nuneaton. Pick your own fruit and vegetables are available thought the season from June to October. Home grown produce is available in the farm shop including fresh frozen fruit; strawberries, raspberries, blackcurrants, blackberries, blueberries, red-currants and rhubarb. All food produce is excellent quality and so worth the value especially as it supports local farms and businesses. Rebecca’s Kitchen offers generous portions of delicious food. We really enjoyed a healthy super salad with citrus dressing which inspires me to make it at home. There is seating inside and out and the ambiance is uplifting and relaxing. It’s a great afternoon out for families and friends or as we did, couples. The whole farm is clean, well presented, professional yet homely. Car parking is excellent also with an overflow car park. It’s a joy to support this local venture.

I met a friend for lunch yesterday and had breakfast with my husband today. Lunch was excellent - goats cheese tart and salad was great. We also had cake and tea. Breakfast today was okay, but my poached eggs weren’t runny. My husband enjoyed his full English breakfast. I asked for a double expresso with hot water on the side. When the coffees were brought they’d put it all in one cup poured half away. No response from the staff at the counter, but a very nice manager came over to apologise and explain.

this is a very nice place for fresh veg meat eggs and loads more. there is PYO strawberries and other fruit and garden centre

Just popped in for a quick lunch, Had the superfood salad which was great! Staff were very friendly also.

Went a drive out for lunch , I had chicken salad sandwich & Hubby had tuna mayo sandwich and we both had pop as it was a hot day, food was lovely, staff very pleasant.Shop had lost of different food types. Well work a visit.,

We were traveling on Easter Monday and wanted a light bite. We stopped here and had 3 different meals. A soup, bean stew and a jacket with ragu. All were very good and reasonably priced. Coffee was really good and afterwards time to explore the shop before driving on. What a delightful break. Thank you

A relaxing and friendly atmosphere. One of the best cheese toasties I have had, served with a delicious home made cheese and cauliflower soup, will certainly return.

I ordered vegetarian breakfast and handed the assistant £20 plus £1.45 to enable her to give me a straight tenner change. She closed the till and gave me a receipt. I had to ask for my changeI then waited for ages - the coffee came before the breakfast. The service was extremely slow as they were not too busy. At one point two waitresses/assistants were leaning at the counter when they could have been clearing tables

Was recommended to us so gave it a go - so glad we did! Tucked away outside the pretty village of Stretton under Fosse so not as busy as some of the bigger nearby outlets which, for me, added to it's charm. The tea-room is clean and spacious and the shop is full of good things, both food and giftware. Already looking forward to my next visit.

I find that I go here for selected items. Like rabbit. However I tend to buy their packed meats for sandwiches too. Not wafer thin rubbish. I always look for small pieces of cheese called Hereford hop. Young girl seen me waiting and was straight to till to help me. Cannot fault this place.

Wow the transformation is amazinghave reviewed this a number of times previously, and not all favourablewent in on 19th jan , we had delicious breakfast sandwiches which were both very tasty and fillingon way back on the 21st we called in for a light lunch, Baked spud with Chicken casserole, exceedingly moreishthe whole place is transformed since its revampthe BIGGEST IMPROVEMENT is the GRUMPY old staff have gone,,,,, in comes the SMILEY, SOCIABLE new staff----WELL DONE

Visited here for the first time to meet a friend for breakfast and was pleasantly surprised! The service was great and we enjoyed a lovely breakfast! The shop had some great little handmade things and local produce! Would definitely return!

I met up with a friend yesterday for a catch up mid morning. We sat chatting for ages over a couple of drinks and a late breakfast. I had avocado, tomatoes and poached eggs (not as runny as I would have liked) on wholemeal toast. The toast was brought dry with no butter, but it was supplied when requested. My friend had eggs Benedict and a scone to follow, which she enjoyed. We both did some shopping in the farm shop afterwards. It stocks a fantastic range of meat, cheeses and fresh fruit and vegetables. Lots of locally produced items. I hadn’t heard of this place, but will return as it’s not too far from Burbage (down the Fosse Way.

I’d heard so much about this place that I had to try it out, I know it has recently been re built due to a terrible fire.Anyway this place is easy enough to find, parking is ample although a one way system would help massively here.A huge barn clean tidy lots of choice on product from a super butchers to a bakery alcohol fresh fruit and veg etc etcThe Cafe area again is huge so we were able to get nice comfy seats, Coffee Tea and Cakes were brilliant, we shared the cakes as they are huge which is awesome really.And appeared to be superb value for money too!My only niggle was the children’s box which for the content seemed a bit excessively priced, however that said overall as I mentioned above it was good value.Super will be back as the roast dinners look ace too.(Oh and they’re Yorkshire puddings bigger than Birkenhead in the freezer too)

Came for brunch this Sunday and we were really disappointed not only by the food but also the "relaxed" attitude of the staff.Firstly the Eggs benedict came with over cooked poached eggs but on top of the muffin which had not be cut in half or toasted just sat in the bowl!. The veggie breakfast had hard "baked" avocado and when I asked for gluten free bread that arrived after the meal... The food was very average but to be honest when giving the order and the girl "ellie" behind the till was leaning on her arm looking totally bored it didn't bode well.Its a shame as being from a local village this would be somewhere we would come and especially as it is licensed. The food needs to improve and it needs to create some ambience before we will be back.

I'm a regular before the fire, during the rebuild and always enjoyed the cafe,The new cafe is not so good, £9.00 for 3 SMALL slices of cake,the tea took over 10 mins to arrive and then was not very hot, the floor was covered in cake from the previous customers and all over the sofa but the table had been cleared.It was a busy day and hope this is teething problems.I think they do also need to look at the menu a little. I much prefered the old cafe style, selection of food and prices. Other customers I heard saying after they had a meal that they should of gone to their local restaurantit would of been cheaper and got more food.

This was my first visit to the new cafe since it reopened following the devastating fire last year. I saw reviews claiming the coffee and food were unduly pricy but I did not find that to be the case at all.The cafe is much bigger (as is the farm shop) and obviously very new; it is a bit lacking in atmosphere being big light and open and could do with something to soften it as it is a bit like a big canteen right now.The coffee was good but not hot enough, even the second cup which we asked to be extra hot was no more than warm, which was a shame. The sausage sandwiches were fine but without garnish looked a bit dull. Maybe they should visit some of the competition to get a few ideas? I am hoping these are teething troubles and will get sorted because I liked it before and would really like them to do well.

Travelling to a short break in the Cotswolds we came across this place at lunch time, initially just looking for a sandwich and coffee. When l saw the specials menu l decided to go for a gammon with pea puree poached egg and wedges. Superb choice, the best gammon l have ever had and so succulent. My wife and daughter both chose sandwiches which looked equally apetising. Excellent value as well. The adjacent farm shop is loaded with goodies and an excellent butchers. Just wished we lived nearer. Will definitely call in on return journey to stock up.

our visit began at Rebecca's cafe , it was clean including toilets, well furnished, staff were friendly and helpful.price of food was high two sandwiches with hot drink £17 but standard of food fresh,well presented.if i was to shop in the farm shop i would need deep pocket prices were eye watering,needless to say little was purchased,though goods seemed of good quality and standard .

We have been regular customers at this farm shop for a couple of years and supported them during the re building after the fire. The new building is far superior to the previous one and the range of food items is excellent. Paying for your items is much simpler now the till queueing system has been sorted. The staff are friendly and helpful (butchery & deli counters). The cafe is roomy with plenty of mixed seating so no problems for those with mobility issues. The toilets are immaculate. However, this is a cafe not a restaurant. A basic breakfast is around £10.00 drinks not included, far too much for breakfast food. A good range of gluten free cakes are available and the coffee is fine. Stick to light lunches and good cafe style food, prepared and served well.

I was looking for somewhere new to take my elderly father out for a coffee and a chat, this place really fitted the bill. Plenty of space, excellent hot coffee and nice staff serving at the counter. Yes, it's not the cheapest but I'd rather pay a bit more for decent coffee and done properly not from a machine. My only minor criticism concerns the website which seriously misses a trick in advertising the café more, not much is said about it at all! I'd definitely go back. Excellent farm shop too.

Just popped in to have a look . It bigger better . The staff are so friendly and happy. The items good value for money . Ice cream to die for . Will be popping in more often.

We visited the farm shop with family - the farm shop itself is lovely with great fresh produce. However we went to the restaurant for breakfast after and we were very disappointed! We ordered breakfast there which were very small for £11 with no drinks! There was a spoonful of beans at the very least! The toast was not toasted enough so was like warm bread! The bacon and sausage were nice just needed to have more items on the plate! They also maybe need to put menus on the table! Shame as the farm shop is lovely.

Newly expanded farm shop with an excellent selection of fresh produce from fruit, veg (including pick your own) to cheeses, good deli selection and excellent butchers. The restaurant has been extended to include comfy seating areas with sofas, armchairs and coffee tables. There is also a nice patio seating area. There are plenty of big windows to take advantage of the beautiful countryside.We had a lovely Sunday lunch of sausages and mash - beautiful sausages and the roast beef, which we enjoyed very much.

Came here with family to do some fruit and veg picking as it's the kids first time (they loved it).The cafe I felt was a bit pricey initially however I had a steak and onion sandwich and it was the best darn steak sandwich I have EVER had... money well spent in the end.There was plenty of strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and things like sweet corn, courgettes and marrows to pick. The added little bonus of sunflower maze was a treat too. If you've never taken your kids to a 'pick your own' farm you can't go too wrong here. Thoroughly enjoyable little trip out.

So pleased to visit Malt Kiln FS after last year's devastating fire. We browsed, shopped and had lunch, a great visit. We just wanted a snack lunch so opted for the sandwiches. I had ham and cheese, very tasty with lovely thick slices of filling. Indeed the sandwich was so filling, I ended up leaving the bread on the second sandwich and just eating the ham and cheese. It was accompanied by slaw and small salad. A filling meal. Following lunch, we browsed again and spent far too much. Bought some wonderful Old Spot sausages plus fruit and veg.

Popped in today to see what it looked following reopening and I was very impressed - all looked great with a great range of food. Went to cafe for carrot cake and tea and both were excellent . Well worth visiting if this your sort of thing and asset to the local area.

Wonderful shop lots of space great service however extremely dissapointed with cafe we went with view of having light lunch/ tea but only to find cafe closes for lunches 3pm but will serve the specials till four. That's fine if the specials are what you want it is a very limited menu. we thought we could get a sandwich or a toastie maybe even bit of cake. Not so you can get the cake after 3 we were there bang on 3 what a wasted opportunity misses the whole afternoon and evening trade cafe needless to say was empty. Such a shame we did our shopping and left. The shop was as usual well stocked great variety and fantastic service

Nice new cafe. Friendly staff but a bit slow. Tea was very average and lukewarm for £2.10. Sandwiches very rustic with huge mismatched slabs of cheese and fatty ham. Needs to be refined for the price. Will go back to see if this is just teething problems.

We only visit occasionally now we do not have a narrowboat and managed to stay on a friends boat for a few days. We were very shocked to hear of the arson incident, but loved the new shop, which was clean, spacious and with a lot more choice than before. The strawberries are the tastiest we have eaten this year, and although we did not pick our own this time, were impressed with the choice of pick your own fruit and vegetables available, the own grown sunflowers looked beautiful. We sampled the fresh bread and treated ourselves to an old fashioned style pat of butter, with the ham and chicken for sandwiches. Not having much time for cooking we had lunch in the restaurant on one day; the special were delicious, particularly the courgette and Stilton crumble with vegetables , and the butchers sausages and mashed new potatoes. We will definitely be back for a return visit when next in Brinklow.

Visited today for grocery shopping and some brekkie in the farm shop restaurant. The layout of the new farm shop is very odd - space not well utilised and lots of products at floor level, not ideal for those with bad backs!The restaurant is extortionately expensive!! A full cooked breakfast is nearly £11... And doesn't include hash browns, black pudding or toast. No drink either. Just bacon, sausage, a mushroom, poached egg and vine tomatoes. A bacon buttie came in at £5.50. Massively overpriced and a lot of their other customers seemed to agree - didn't see many folk eating. Mind you, with.a latte coming in at £3.30, drinks were overpriced too. No idea on the cost of a slice of cake - no prices on anything... Quality was fine, but not worth the money. Strongly advise anyone wanting the farm shop/dining experience to go to Farndon Fields at Market Harborough - they do it right and for a very reasonable price...

Now the new shop and restaurant has opened we are at the farm every week for our meat and fresh veggies.The tea in the restaurant is some of the best we have ever tasted. Serving persons very polite and prices very fair bread awesome

A lovely 2 hours spent picking raspberries and visiting newly opened (7/7/2017) farm shop offering great selection of quality fruit, vegetables, meats etc and enjoyable snacks in the cafe,.Sally and all members of staff create a cheerful and welcoming atmosphere.

We have been here several times a year over the past few years to pick fruit and buy cheese and bread etc.. The tempry shop is doing the job until the new building is finished.The strawberries are the best we have tasted, our 2 year old loves picking his own and now is the perfect time of year for them.. the raspberries are also nearly ready. There is a tempry toilet on-site and plenty of goods in the farm shop including hot drinks and fresh from the oven sausages rolls the last time we visited on the 23rd of June.we look forward to returning and seeing the new shop/cafe.

Great produce and friendly service. Perfect for an afternoon drink and to pick up some farm grown lettuce. Alternatively pick your own fruit!

A lovely shop with delicious cheese, meat, bread and other goods, looking forward to when the new shop is ready

After the devasting fire the Malt Kiln has risen and is back with avengeance. Well done to all the staff for all their hard work. Great place to shop or stop for a coffee.

Malt Kiln Farm Shop is quite simply lovely. There are some beautifully cooked locally grown produce served up. Who can complain at that?! Plus, the items you can buy in the shop are lovely too...In fact some Gloucester Old Spot sausages I bought from here helped with a job interview I had many years ago!

I use the farm shop on a regular basis and everything seems to be of a good quality. The butchers are superb and veg is always fresh and tasty.Staff are always pleasant and good parking.The main building burnt down awhile ago but they have done a first class job to get there service up and running again.Pick your own as well but I have never tried this.

After their terrible arson induced fire they have worked had to get part of the business back up running. Called in today, new building with butcher, cheese counter and vegetable,salad,etc all up to same high quality as before. Pleasant, knowledgeable staff ensure a pleasant visit. Still a lot of work to do to re-instate the restaurant and other areas but well worth a visit to support them.

Visited on our way back to West Yorkshire from the south coast to find they had a devastating fire earlier in the year so no lunch! However they have managed to get a small farm shop going again as well as pyo.We did some shopping and look forward to visiting again next year when hopefully they will be rebuilt.

Went twice in a week. Both days lovely weather. Easy to park, clear signs showing you the way to the best picking spots for each available fruit or veg. Good value and important for kids to see where their food actually comes from.

We had a thoroughly enjoyable couple of hours here as a family. The strawberries and blackberries that we picked were absolutely delicious, and the staff were helpful and friendly. Definitely be coming back.

Been here a few times and every time the kids love it, picking their own fruit provides them with at least 45 minutes of fun. The staff are nice and it's still really good even though there was a fire not long ago.It's all reasonably priced which is a bonusHighly recommended and we'll be back soon

What a lovely little farm! A wide selection of pick your own, fruit and veg, at very reasonable prices. Layout very well thought through, great markers and advice boards for where to locate their tastiest offerings. Lovely little shop with a great selection of produce. A nice spot for a family picnic too. Have just tucked into our bounty of fruit and can safely say it's the best I've ever tasted

We had a blast picking our own fruit and vegetables, the farm shop was well stocked considering their recent misfortune. I took my 5 year old and a small baby in a carrier which was easier than using a pram - you could use one in a pinch but it will be rugged and narrow in places. There were 5+ picnic benched, we will definitely bring a picnic next time!

After arriving at Malt Kiln, we're appawled to see the unnecessary fire damage caused by arson on the main building but glad to see they were doing everything possible to keep the show on the road.Temporary portable toilets in the car park and a temporary tent outside the burnt building to pay and buy the produce. Glad to see facilities like card payment still available from a tent! Good effort.Wide selection of Pick your Own in the fields. We took advantage of Rhubarb, raspberries, strawberries, broad beans and courgette. Seemed reasonable in price, not the cheapest we have been to but the quality matched the price in my opinion.Staff were friendly but quite a few lacked basic knowledge of the product being sold which is a shame if you need help.Very large pick your own area and plenty of each fruit or veg in season. This is the second year here and will return no doubt next!Shame about the people who abuse the pick your own by eating more than they buy or sitting there podding all the broad beans! We all had a sneaky taste as I am sure everyone does but limit yourselves and have some dignity!

Had a lovely time picking strawberries, raspberries and tayberries. The fruit is scrumptious and plentiful. Great value for money and a lovely afternoon out with the family.

What a wonderful afternoon to pickStrawberries with toddlers . Car park is large to allow large amount of vehicle, very easily sign posted. Just take your basket and pick !!! Facilities have been criminally burnt recently and cafe is no longer in place . Toilet and facilities remain in place. Fields are clean, tidy and a fun time for children . Will be back forSome more seasonable fruits and vegetables

I have visited Malt Kiln Farm Shop many many times and over the years they have extended and vastly improved the shop and most recently the restaurant.The fruit and vegetables are of the very best quality,the Deli counter has amazing choice several times I have brought quiches that have literally just come out of the oven.The butches department is also excellent with a wide variety of home reared meat.The staff I have found are very helpful especially on the meat counter as one reviewer also mentioned.I read in the paper about the shop being the target of an arson attack but with temporary buildings erected they were open for business selling limited stock. I made a visit yesterday as I normally do on a Monday and was totally shocked to see the devastation before me the whole building had been burned to the ground.But to see two lovely ladies behind a make shift counter with smiling faces knowing what devastation was behind them was a very humbling experience.Please support these lovely people and encourage your family and friends to visit.Lizzie H

We have visited before for a meal also to buy meat,cheese, plants and veg from this excellent farm shop and garden center. But what a shock when we turned into the driveway, we were told they had had an arson attack and all the buildings and covered areas had been fire damaged, so the only thing available was pick your own fruit facility and a small veg stall. Heart breaking for the owner and staff, it will take time to re-establish, what a loss to the community.

We went for breakfast on Father's Day. We hadn't booked a table but managed to find a table for 4, however they were very busy and many of the tables were reserved but remained empty the whole time we were there - so some people struggled to find a table. But the food and service were excellent. We were very impressed with the cooked breakfast and will definitely return

The Malt Kiln is predominantly a farm shop which stocks lots of goodies for foodies. The Butcher provides an excellent range of cuts of meat and will advise re cooking. The shop also stocks a small range of essentials but has a good range of frozen fruit/ready meals/patisserie. If you are into jam making, the pick your own is a must. I have picked pounds of soft fruit which is now residing in jars in the form of jam, some also in my freezer. The cafe serves light meals and lunches and there is regular exhibitions of art and crafts. The garden centre is small but does offer a range of plants. The centre itself is disabled friendly.

My friend and husband had the salad and were happy with it. I had a beef sandwich and found it basic. Not much meat no garnish and it looked and tasted very boring. The service was very slow and the chips over cooked. Shall not be back.

Nice little cafe serving food - we usually just go for coffee and a cake. Customers here always seem well pleased with their plated meal. Good variety and not expensive. Good range of vegetables for sale, good quality meat from the butcher and a deli and bread stall. Well worth a visit.

Found the staff friendly and attentive, especially the butchers. On the second visit we stocked up with plenty of produce which was excellent. Brilliant breakfast on both visits - couldn't finish it all the first time (mighty breakfast so went for the lighter option the second time), it's really good quality food cooked to order so don't mind a short wait. Get there early for breakfast though as it gets busy so this is possibly where some peoples grumbles come from. Will definitely be back!

Called in for a snack to break our journeythe food in the café/restaurant was superb------GRUMPY ODE SO AND SO ON TILLits not hard to smile and be politeWent thro checkout ,in the shop, with the things we had chosen----same thing againthis time A SULLEN YOUNG GIRL----SOMEBODY GO AND STUDY THE CHAPS ON THE BUTCHERY COUNTER----CHEERFUL HELPFUL and SMILINGMISERY DRIVES CUSTOM AWAY

a wonderful family run farm shop selling the best local produce. There is a wide range of top quality products available there and the staff are very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. Well worth a visit and your custom.

I have called into the restaurant at Malt Kiln farm shop a few times for a Sunday roast, they are absolutely gorgeous 👌. Followed by a few strawberries from the farm shop, you can't go wrong.

Nice place and food is generally nice but sometimes hit and miss! Staff struggle to get food out quickly and smoothly, not sure how they are going to manage with more tables now!!

Although we live in Coventry we enjoy ride through the countryside to the farm shop. We go at least twice a month. The selection of vegetables always fresh, salad, fruit, then onto the homemade bread, selection of batches different breads, the buns yesterday looked delicious. Then comes the butchers, the choice is brilliant with different things to supermarkets, can recomend tucked chicken, and lovely pork chops, skirt for stews, and they are only too willing to help if you are unsure of how to cook. Onto the cheese counter which must have one of the best selections for a small business I have seen. Cooked meats and their home made pork pies are brilliant. Next after the entrance to the resturant is the frozen foods which contain Gluten free sausages and burgers, which my fussy husband will recommend. Then comes a ltarge selection of sauces, oils, jam, etc. inthe next area are blubs, potatoe seed, toys etc.etc. then ouside are the plants and again a super selection. Must not forget pick your own strawberries in the summer. The eggs are also the tops especially the exra large ones. As we only come from Coventry we only have a drink and look at the art works done by locals. Worth a trip but take your purse if you have one. We do not have shares or relatives here just enjoy how through hard work they have grown over the years.

got there 15 mins late for breakfast-----chose again --told that's not available on sundays----chose again----10 minutes later told we could have a breakfast if we wishedstayed with what we had finally ordered---highly satisfiedWOULD SUGGEST FRONT OF SERVICE CONFERS WITH KITCHEN___someone had got a breakfast and it looked devine

I am trying hard to avoid the main supermarkets and buy produce that helps local farmers. My two main farm shops are the Manor farm shop on A5 and This one. Mostly this one because it has slightly more stock. The Butchers are always ready to help and have given me lovely produce whenever I have visited. The cheese counter has small varieties to tempt your palette. fresh bread that in my mind is slightly over priced but enjoyable, and the ONLY place around where I could get a large bag of red spuds that actually tasted of something. Not tried the cafe yet but may do so this week. All in all the farm shop is worth visiting

Malt Kiln is always an excellent, interesting morning or afternoon out. Lovely shop, fresh bread, fruits and vegetables, buthcer etc and a delightful restaurant where you can have a meal or just a coffee. Perfect!! there is the Art Gallery as well as a gift shop and lastly, the garden centre too. One of my favourite places

We went to the Malt Kiln Cafe earlier in the year and decided to go back last weekend, we went for the Mighty Breakfast this time. The service was excellent and we did not have to wait along time for the breakfast to be served, everything on the plate was beautifully cooked, with my husband's eggs being doubled yoked. We can't fault the breakfast so I would definitely tell people to try it.