Roundstone Farm in Worthing

Really lovely, unique produce, many of which is amazingly fresh and bright! Bought delicious fruit and veg

To the farm shop. Good fresh veg, some milk and a few other grocery supplies some in short supply but isnt everywhere. Good veg stocks though. Orders taken. Everyone obeying the social distancing rules. Well done keep it up.

We visit quite regular excellent value for money love the jacket spuds always crispy skin, and they use good strong cheese and plenty off it. Dog friendly and pleasant staff highly recommend for lunch.

Much better than the produce from our local supermarkets, although slightly more expensive. Wastage less as food keeps longer

You do get the feeling that you are supporting a local business here. A good selection in the shop then go for a coffee in the cafe with friendly staff. Give it a try.

The cafe is in a small barn .Food is a good price I had baked spud with cheese £3.50 and it was not a small size .

Often missed by people who might be using the pick your own facility on the next door farm, this Farm shop has a supringly large stock of fruit and vegetable together with Herbs and other wonderful goodies.The staff are very helpful and keep the shop well stocked with a a lot of local produce as well as some imported goods.

Popped in for tea & cakes today.Nice cakes & prompt service.Cafe staff all friendly & polite.However spoilt by a member of staff driving her BMW at break neck speed on the grass where my son was walking.Absolutely disgusted at this behaviour & just missed my son & dog.Be careful if you go to the pick your own.Obvious lack of concern for safety.

My friend and I wanted to go to the farm shop which is always well stocked and the best thing is there is minimal plastic packaging on the items, you can get most things and at s reasonable price. Sadly the strawberries were not from their farm. We went into the coffee shop and had a warmed fruit scone with butter and ham and a hot drink in a mug each. This was very reasonably priced at £7.20 and the scone was huge and rather tasty. The drinks were good. You can get a breakfast until 11.30 am, they do sandwiches, panini’s, jacket pots, soup etc and s nice choice of cakes. There are gifts and cards in the cafe that can be purchased.Our only regret was that we did not have time to pick our own fruit to take home, next time. Their is plenty of parking, outside seating and facilities.

The Roundstone Farm Café is a lovely café that is ideal if you are looking to go out just for a quick spot of lunch. The staff are always friendly and welcoming and I would have no second thoughts about reccomending visiting to anyone. I have been here a few times before and you can definetly expect me to visit again in the near future.

I must admit to complete laziness. When we first moved here we always went to Roundstone Farm for our veg and fruit. Asda moved in and I caved in and bought from them. However we recently decided to pay Roundstone another few visits. Good selection, fresh fruit and veg, some locally grown and reasonable prices. There’s also a small gardening section and general produce etc. There is a tea room next door as well. Easy parking. Must make more effort as it’s rewarding to visit.

This is a Farm Shop and Tea Room side by side on the Littlehampton Road (A259) outside Worthing, both of which are well worth a visit whether you are going to 'pick your own' or not. If you're feeling virtuous there is a wide variety of fruit and vegetables to pick fresh from the fields (they provide you with a map showing the location of what's available and there ARE toilets according to the map). If you prefer someone else to do the back-breaking work for you, the shop has a tempting display of fruit, veg, wines and pre-packed cakes on offer - you'll more than likely leave with more than you intended to buy! The Tea Room next door has a lovely atmosphere and there are all kinds of trinkets/gifts to admire while you're in there, all for sale. There is seating in a barn as well as outside at the front and at the rear of the barn, where you'll also find the toilets. The menu is pretty good for a tea room and the staff are helpful and friendly. I had an enormous fruit scone (served warm) with jam and cream and my daughter-in-law had a ploughman's lunch served with a beautifully fresh and tasty roll. We both had an iced coffee which went down a treat as it was a boiling hot day. The only 'fly in the ointment' was the flies buzzing round but you can't really control them without closing the doors and, if they'd done that, we would have passed out as it was one of those swelteringly hot days to rival the Caribbean that day! If you're in the area, give yourself a treat and pop in here - highly recommended.

Visited the tea rooms for the first time before we went to the Pick Your Own and naturally not being a breakfast eater at home I was sooo hungry I just had to have the cooked breakfast, can’t wait to go back now it was lovely, my niece and her 2 kids had sausage sandwiches and rated them highly. Service was good and I’m already planning a return visit. Well done staff.

Lovely little tea room I had a jacket potato which was lovely crisp skin so cooked how they should be and very reasonable price, was served with a very nice fresh side salad

I love this place, everything is so fresh, I love shopping in the Roundstone. Also they have a small Cafe which is attached you must eat there the food it lovely, well worth a visit if you are passing.

Went out for a meal with family. The food was lovely and came out hot. But the service wasn’t very good. We where in the corner and felt like we where being missed and isolated. Waitress walked passed 2 or 3 times looking at us. Waited over 20mins to order dessert but didn’t bother in end and the pub wasn’t busy. We wouldn’t rush back.

We went for lunch on the first day the Tea Rooms was open after the Christmas break. Friendly staff, good service, tasty food and competitive prices always make this a good place to stop for lunch.

This is a pleasure to visit, always stacked with local produce and much better value than the supermarkets. A lovely place to visit all year round, fab tea shop and pick your own in the summertime. Love it, you must pop in if passing!

On a Sunday afternoon (or any other day of the week) this tearoom is a must for a comforting cup of tea and delicious slice of homemade cake or super scone. The cheese scones are my favourite served warm with a side portion of chutney.

Excellent service provided by the staff and they were very friendly. Food arrived on time and presentation was good. Good prices for the portion sizes. Will definitely go back as I was so pleased!

Three very nicely cooked English breakfasts plus hot drinks for under 15 pounds... cosy surroundings although the tearoom doesn’t look much from the outside. We have been before for afternoon tea and had some very nice cake. Popped into the farm shop after for some jam and apples.

We stopped here on a Sunday while driving down to the beach, It was lovely that they had a variety of vegetables, however the only two fruits we could pick was Raspberries and Plums :(, wish it had more variety ready to pick.

My wife and I stopped here for a bag of compost and a quick light lunch today. Very good, in particular their cauliflower, broccoli and cheese sauce dish. At £4.50p, very good quality and value for money.

Parado para un almuerzo rápido. Tenía una taza de té y un precioso atún panini caliente y sabrosa con ensalada. A un precio muy razonable y el personal muy amable. Había asientos de la parte trasera y la parte delantera de los salones de té. Sin duda volveremos.

Fuimos para el desayuno el primer día de la recogida y venta de tu propio vecino de arranque de un coche, así que estaba ocupado. Sin embargo, el servicio era amable y rápido, y el desayuno caliente estaba bien preparado y bien de precio. Hemos comido allí varias veces y siempre ha sido muy satisfecho, y nuestra primera experiencia de desayuno era perfecto, así que sin duda volveremos.

This was the worst teashop/café that I have been to in a long time. The tea and coffee were fine the cakes were not too bad but the premises!!! It was cold, the place had a smell of burnt fat which made our eyes water and lingered on out=r clothes after we had left. The place is in dire need of a dusting especially around the windows which were covered in cobwebs. The service was not great either, it seemed to be that the only staff were some disenchanted teenaged girls who looked as if they would rather be anywhere else, and I can only agree with them. This is such a shame as the pick your own and the farm shop are both excellent.

Lovely place, foods freshly cooked, service is consistent and you can get some lovely cakes, all homemade.

Pick your own vegetables and fruit for a very modest price... Had a lot of fun here with the lady, we came at a particularly busy time so a lot of the fruit had actually already been picked but after a little detective work, we found plenty of fruit and veg to take home.Would recommend for anyone wanting an outing with the family or their significant other.

Nice people, truly excellent pricing, and good service. This serves more as a general review, but I do particularly recommend their vegetarian breakfasts! :)

When visiting recently for breakfast my daughter asked for poached eggs the person at the counter said she didn't know what they were,and the chef would I quote "give it a go as not very good at them" couldn't do grilled tomatoes or grilled mushrooms as would have to use a different pan unbelievable really,we've had many great lunches there but this has really changed my opinion such a shame.

Called in on the off chance. Only a few spare tables at 1.30pm. Basic, normal menu but with plenty of choice and at very reasonable prices. We had a tuna/mayo and red onion sandwich, choice of breads or baguettes and a cheddar cheese ploughman's. Very nice, very fresh and tasty. Both have side salad and coleslaw. Filter coffee was also good and at only £1.20 !! We will be returning to try other choices. Did a quick nip next door to the farm shop for veg and some new plants for the garden. Well worth a visit.

They don't take debit or credit cards !!This is 2016 !!!!Went Sunday it was greatComing to end of season Still plenty of certain types of fruit & vegOther than the cards issue - had to go to asda to get cash - it's nice way to spend a couple of hours in the sunshine

Nice coffee shop with yummy cakes and nice choice of lunches. Had a delicious home made scone which was quite large.They also do breakfasts which will be for next time.

Superb from start to finish. Punnets and bags are free (have been charged elsewhere); the layout is nice and open plan, and there is a great selection of fruit and veg. There are even instructions on where NOT to pick (crops not ready etc), and signage in every area making it clear what it is and how to pick it (digging it up, cutting it with a knife etc). We have children of 3 and 1 and both had a great time getting all involved. The ongoing tractor rides are a nice touch too.

Excellent. Went for afternoon cake. Although £3.20 a slice it was well worth it. Washed down with a lovely cup of Hot Chocolate. The nice thing about the restaurant is there are no screaming kids. Not the normal class of people which take up the kids eat free offers. Nice and relaxing. Would recommend.

Took our 4 year old and it he loved it. Fields clearly marked with the different fruits / veg and the tractor does circuits with plenty of room on the trailer for families to move around exploring different areas. Having not been there for many years we were pleased to see it is well organised and two friendly ladies on the gate weighed and priced up when we were finished. There are maps to take as you walk in and small boxes with carry handles or bags to collect your produce as you walk around.Tips:Take a small knife if you want broccoli, cabbage etc as it will help you pick and trim.There is a fork in the carrot field but this was is use most of the time and attached to a log (to prevent forking thieves) so a small hand fork would help you be more independent as trying to pull them up by hand results in a handful of leaves.The tea room was excellent and provided a perfect pit-stop when we were finished. Reasonable prices, good portions and friendly. There is also a farm shop and car-boot sale on a Sunday next door.*They also have Gluten Free bread - brilliant!Parking was free and there are loads of spaces, easy access from the A27 as well.Take sun cream / hats on warm day as you are very exposed in the fields with no real shade.

This is a very reasonably priced tea room. They are so accommodating and receive feedback well. I will definitely visit again for a well priced, prompt lunch with my family. It is worth a visit!!!

We popped in here for the first time ever today did some shopping in the farm shop and found an amazing range of fruit and veggies plus SMOKED GARLIC !!!!!. We then popped in to the Tea Rooms and what an amazing place , its a mismatch of furniture from little tables to big tables to a leather suite and loads of items of hand made crafts , print s , pictures candles etc ,,, very clean and staff lovely .Huge cheese scones which pleased my husband enormously served either hot or cold he had his hot with butter and a choice of apple chutney which he didn't try , but he was so impressed with the scone which really was big and very cheesy , the size of the slices of cakes on sale were also huge ,, He had a latte very milky and lovely and I had a filter coffee !!! best filter coffee I had tasted in a long time .They do an amazing afternoon tea for 2 and a lovely looking ploughman's which the next time we go I will try ! Also dog friendly for well behaved dogs too ! . Lots of space to move around and you don't feel as though your sitting in other peoples laps.Go and try it even just for the wonderful scones

I love these tea rooms! They are very sweet, with handmade crafts for sale. It's decked out cottage style and has lovely staff.Nice selection of food, suit all palettes and a nice cuppa!Would have given full marks but the only let down for us is, it can be cold and when I come in from the cold I like to feel warm but that's all :)

had a nice morning picking raspberrries assortment of plums and vegtake wellies as if the grass is damp - you feet will be aswell and take something to form some of the veg out of the groundits the first time ive done this - it did seem fun and they haev a tractor that takes you around the fields - so good fun for all the familycoming to the end of the seasonalso they dont take cards - you need cash

This is a well run farm for people to pitch up and pick your own choice of produce. Various different times of the year have different items, obviously, as it is a farm. Strawberries, raspberries, corn, carrots, cauliflowers, brocolli, pumpkin, potatoes, beetroots, pak choi, onions, plums, apples and the like. There is a vehicle that drives around and can carry passengers to different parts of the farm and back to the exit to weigh and pay. The car park takes a lot of cars. Be prepared to walk a bit and do some manual labour! Prices seem fair and the produce is good.

Excellent selection of pots and apples. Not many staff around to help. Punnets of soft fruits to buy if you don't have time to pick your own.

Heard people talking about pyo so decided to give it a go.Very happy i did as plenty of fresh fruit and veg to be picked,pulled and dug up.We picked loads of strawberries,raspberries and my new favorite plump gooseberries.Loads of veg including a new one for me kohl rabi all for £17.Excellent value as the same amount of fresh tasty produce could not be found for the same price in a supermarket.Treat your self to a Tea for two and some giant scones in the nearby cafe.Great value.

Good fun day out picking fresh produce especially for the children and getting a tractor ride as well,well organised ,good prices,plenty of choice to pick.Picnic area there also Tea rooms near by and shop.

Popped along to the PYO this fine Sunny Sunday morning!!! Beautiful weather for it, in the fresh air and surrounded my fresh fruit.The main reason for our visit was some Strawberries, these were the most popular crop as always with a fair few people there, picking those juicy, sweet little berries of red goodness hahaNot much else on offer at this stage of the season, we managed to get some broad beans, a couple onions and also some rhubarb. Made a stunning rhubarb and strawberry crumble for this afternoon with them and they were top notch.Polite service, plenty of fruit that was in season and good parking facility - what more do you need from a PYO?

I was surprised to see bad reviews on here. I visit pyo with my family and children many times throughout the summer. We all absolutely love it The vegetables and fruit are always delicious and the children adore picking and digging whatever it is we are wanting. It most definitely is not overpriced. The children love the free tractor ride and the whole experience is very educational for the children. Please give it a try I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised

Have started going to the farm shop instead of ASDA for my fruit and veg and I have to say how very impressed I am. The food is better quality, cheaper and lasts longer than ASDA! This place has great potential and I will continue to go. It is important to support local businesses and to stop them being driven out by big stores. There is no reason that the birth should be able to work along side each other.

We didn't use the tea rooms today, just the PYO facility.The staff were friendly & we have picked some lovely raspberries, plums, sweetcorn & cabbage.Reading previous comments, I do have to agree that there was an awful lot of rotting fruit & also trapped rubbish scattering the farm. Also their prices seem to have gone up considerably in the last few years. As another reviewer said, it would be cheaper to buy from Asda across the road, but I guess we're paying for the whole experience, tractor ride and so on....

Just stoped on the way home did not knowit was there Have used the shop in the distant past so was looking for a quick drink (Bottle of water)But we saw the tea room and called inVery warm welcome. #A very smart yet comfortable decor really clean looking adds to the experience. The staff were young and enthusiasticThe food was exeptionally good value and so fresh All seemed to be home made.Sandwiches are very generous and come with salad and coldslaw.The scones are a meal in themselves the nicest I have had in yearsCoffee was very good quality and nice creamy fresh milkA must to go back to

I live locally and have been visiting these PYO fields for years. Yesterday's experience has put a stop to that, I will not visit again. We arrived about 4pm, disappointed Strawberry's had finished, walked through to Plums. Loads of fruit on the ground rotting but nothing on the trees, my daughter and I managed to find 2 plums. We walked past another family who couldn't find anything either. We went on to Raspberries, again found nothing. BUT there was loads of rotten fruit dried out on the bushes.The problem wasn't lack of fruit, we had, had a pleasant walk. The problem came when we returned to the exit. They had just closed, early, the counter was shut. As we walked towards the woman she gestured to hurry up. I turned up our punnets to show they were empty and she wasn't happy. When we got to the kiosk the 'lady' asked what we had wanted and accused us of lying that we couldn't find anything to pick. The implication was that we had been eating in the field and buying nothing. I wouldn't mind so much if we HAD but there wasn't even anything to eat!!Went to Asda to buy fruit, it was considerably cheaper than we would have paid if we had picked it ourselves.

Very warm welcome. Great dishes promptly served. A very smart yet comfortable new decor adds to the experience. Thanks to our waitress Magenta. Nothing was too much trouble...

Visit numerous times every year. Great to get the kids out and entertained. Free tractor ride. Great fun digging and picking fruit and veg all of which is high quality. Very reasonable too. Highly recommend

We popped into The Roundstone Tea Rooms for a quick bite to eat. We were greeted very warmly by the lady there. There is a simple menu including sandwiches, paninis, jacket potatoes, specials board, cakes and tray bakes. I had a bacon, brie and cranberry panini and my friend had cauliflower cheese and side salad from the specials board. We didn't have to wait too long and the meals were nicely presented. Afterwards we shared a large piece of coffee cake (moist and delicious) and had a latte and an Americano. I noticed they do Afternoon Teas. There is ample parking and also the shop and Pick Your Own farm. I had driven past here so many times and not bothered to venture in but I will be back. The fruit and veg in the shop was nice quality and very reasonably priced.

I went here on my own recently for some lunch. I've never been here before, but the sign enticed me in. I experienced prompt and friendly service. My sandwich was freshly made to order and beautifully presented. The menu was varied but compact. They offer a breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea menu at reasonable prices. All of the cakes and scones were home made. Unfortunately I didn't have room for cake, but need to try them next time. It was good value for money.The decor was rustic, background music was unobtrusive and as I sat by the door, the view was amazing. Outside was a small seating area for people to sit with dogs, or simply to enjoy the view. There was a large car park. So no reason to drive past without stopping!

We decided to visit roundstone pick your own after a lovely visit there a couple of years ago, well I wish we hadn't. Arriving at 3:30 we assumed that we had ample time to get what we were after given closing time was 5pm. At 4:40 we were informed 'we are now closed, you have to leave' given that last admission is 4:30 I thought that was ridiculous, basically if you arrive at 4:30 you'd have a whole 10 minutes to pick your fruit & veg. Being quite put out by this we none the less still made our way to the till, clearly that was not satisfactory enough as the young man who I will openly brand as a bully decided to yell at my sister, myself & our 3 young children 'you need to go! We haven't got time!' I will point out we were on our way to pay, had not stopped & were surrounded by families still picking thier fruit, but give the fact they had men with them clearly we were an easier target! I did confront the 'man' who had decided to start yelling at us for no justifiable reason & he didnt even apologise, I then further made a complaint to the manager who told me 'he's a nice boy really' I told him he needs to ensure his staff have some manners & got a shrug and a half hearted apology. Needless to say im disgusted, I will never visit this place again, the service is clearly in need if some major attention, at the end of the day we are there to spend money! The least you could expect is good manners, not bullying! I will endeavor to tell all the local mums about this as I know some were keen to try it for a day out. NEVER AGAIN!!!

The Coffee shop here is great, the food is fresh and tasty, the best sandwiches in the area and they stock Callestick Cornish ice cream too...yummy !It is on the same site as the pick your own but when I asked it seems they're not owned by the same people.

Really pleasant garden centre with lots of space both outside and under cover. Lovely plants and nic naks available. Great tea room with comfortable seating oth inside and out

Huge pace for parking and easy to get to from local towns. The grounds are full of lovely produce and at the moment so good for strawberries.After all that picking go over to the cafe for a lovely cup of tea or cold drink or even a great meal...

What a fab time my children had filling their punnets with lovely juicy big strawberries. It's such a shame others have rated them down for the fruit as I guess with any farm you have to account to various factors such as weather, how many people have made it there before you etc. Can't flair for the plums to be ready, when I asked they said in a few weeks hopefully. It was extremely busy last Sunday and we went again during the week and it was a lot nicer. My only gripe is that the farm shop was selling potatoes grown in Cyprus. If I wanted foreign veg I'd go across the road to asda.Otherwise I sincerely rate this as a fab day out. But take a picnic and drinks and eat on the picnic benches next to the pick your own entrance. Much cheaper

We had been to this little resturant many times in the past couple of years but it had been closed over the winter and only just re opened decided to pop back in on way home from a weekend away.Well we were most disappointed. The counter has now been moved to the end of the restaurant and the shelving around the edge with little bits and bobs to purchase had now gone... the walls bare as well where they used to have clocks and this for purchase haning on them.The menus were the same which we had sampled many times... and the food it plentiful and fresh and very tasty.. so no compaints there. This time of visiting we only wanted a coffee.There was about 6 people in there when we arrived, but it was so chilly in there that we had to keep our coats on and left as quickly as possible.I am sorry as this has changed so much as we now have taken it off our morning coffee list of places to go... unless we hear different from our friends that they have made changes back to how it was.... I bought many little presents.... infact every time I went there I purchased something from their gifts for sale.

Really - you will not enjoy them - loaded with chemical taste - in fact other than the "free" tractor ride around the farm - I wouldn't bother picking anything to eat.The "farm" shop is a joke - other than potatoes - most everything else is obviously from the same suppliers that supply supermarkets etc.Oranges - I don't think they grow here - that's just the begining - but you get the idea (I hope!)Their big earner is car boot sales - those are worth attending, both as seller or buyer - that got them the second star.AVOID

Cycled to Roundstone as was interested in buying LOCAL West Sussex produce. There is some of that but loads of foreign produce. You had to spend time checking the labels for this and I don't think they promote the local stuff enough.Something I do find offensive is that they sell battery chicken eggs as well as free range?...in a farm shop...it's not Tesco! I thought the ethos was to promote healthy but ethical methods of farming..obviously the owners aren't interested in animal welfare cafe is nice but very pricey.

Roundstone Farm mainly centres on the PYO fields with the farm shop and tea rooms adjoining it.The pick-your-own farm is a fabulous few hours out - there are free tractor rides to the various fields and all you pay is the cost of the produce your bring to the till (they don't weigh the children on entry and exit!).Contrary to the opinion of a previous reviewer, the prices are very reasonable - currently (Aug 2012) £4.90/kg for gorgeous raspberries for example, which is about half the price of supermarkets.The fields are well-kept, but are fields nonetheless, not a kitchen garden!Toilets are located behind the tea-rooms, which is a way to walk from the fields.

Fields of poor quality fruit and vegetables at vastly inflated prices, the smell of rotting cabbages was enough to put anyone off.

Wasn't expecting much based on its surrounding eg garden center chains. But what a lovely lunch wife had cauliflower cheese wish was lovely, I had home made maltesers cake yummy. Will be visiting again soon. I'm assuming it hasn't been there long as it wasn't busy. Then when lunch was finished they have a well stock local produce shop next door.