Spring Garden Centre Restaurant in East Riding of Yorkshire - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Coffee out of a machine, so no alternative for dairy free options. Would have thought a place this size could at least make real coffee. The stuff out of the machine was awful. Very disappointing

Sorry the service has gone downhill,called for coffee (15.24) 17.10.23 asked for two small Americanos and hot milk no reply the young lady brought two cups brimming and placed them on the saucers swimming in coffee I took them to the area where suger and spoon could be collected Itchen took the saucers back and asked for clean ones which I got .I could just about get the milk in and after all that the coffee was weak I did not bother with cake as it was sitting on top of the display cabinet uncovered with flys on it I hope you will look into this as this does not resinate with my previous visits

Had two burnt jacket potatoes, surely it isn’t difficult to cook a potato,we were unable to eat them.

We love calling here whenever we're in the area but the food is getting worse.Today we ordered a tuna sandwich that came with chips,cold chips and the thinnest bread for sandwich that the sloppy filling fell out as bread was so cheap and nasty.Get some decent sandwich bread instead of some "smartprice" rubbish,worst sandwich I've ever had.Partner had a full Cooked breakfast and I've never known him leave food before,but even he couldn't stomach the boiled slimy bacon,white sausages that had a small brown cooked line,and pretty much naff ingredients for the rest of it.Why are you putting a fried breakfast in the oven to steam in trays,because this fried breakfast has never seen a pan,lazy cooking for the masses,oh there was about half a dozen folk eating at the time.Not worth the money anymore,shame it used to be pretty decent.For some reason your "sister" garden centre at Gilberdyke is miles ahead if you want a decent meal from same menu.

Had carvery, couldn't have most of the veg or any of the potatoes... already knew I would miss out on Yorkshire pudding. Apparently the carrots are cooked in butter as well as the roast potatoes! I had 2 slices beef, green beans and swede with gravy rubbish value for money! Felt I had to apologise for asking although I had actually asked at start of the carvery. My daughter also had battered Quorn and chips, I had to ask for the salad and BBQ sauce to be brought to the table as they had forgotten all that! Rubbish service and rubbish value for money

Haddenham garden centre. Big dog and pet accessory department. Well stocked. Have used this garden centre many times with #rockylongdog as they are dog friendly as advertised on their website, or so I thought. Had gone to purchase a harness so needed to take #rockylongdog in for size. “Sorry, no dogs allowed”. I asked why as it’s advertised on your website that you are dog friendly. “We have had problems”. Was the response. Have a look on Insta and you will see #rockylongdog. Disappointed as had my mum with me who suffers from Alzheimer’s and she could not grasp why we could not go in. Anyhow, went to Dobbies Wendover and no problems. Great pet section and #rockylongdog was sorted out.

The Carvery was very nicely cooked what we had. This is our second visit and both times was the same, the staff was filling up as fast as they could when they had the food to fill, the lady serving the meat had to keep going and collecting things herself which should not happen, there was no chicken or pork ready, someone from the kitchen came and took most of the potatoes so there was none left for people waiting. Also when we finally sat down someone had sat next to us with a dog this should not be allowed. We will not be visiting again.

Visited this cafe whilst taking our 2 young children to the Christmas display. We bought an adults carvery as well as another adult meal and a children’s meal. Our 1 year old doesn’t eat much and has a bit of a cold, so eating even less than usual, and so would no way have eaten a kids meal so we decided, as we’ve done MANY times before to ask for a side plate so as he could just have a little bit of ours. Never in my life have I known an eating establishment refuse this request until today! I was told rather abruptly that it was against company policy to do so, even after explaining the situation. We had spent well over £20 in the cafe, as well as more in the centre itself, I really didn’t think this should be a problem. In addition the baby changing facilities were disgusting, dirty nappies piled on top of an overflowing bin! It wasn’t particularly busy (Wednesday morning) so this obviously hadn’t been attended to that day. I will not return here with my children again, I will go somewhere they are more willing to assist with babies. Really disappointed!

Now open at Ramsgate having taken over Wyevale, but no TripAdvisor page yet? Firstly, don't arrive between 11am and 11.30am expecting hot (or tepid) food. Breakfast orders finish at 11am, lunch orders don't start until 11.30am.. no, you can order but they won't start cooking it until 11.30am. I ordered the gammon at 11.15am but had most definitely finished my coffee by the time my food arrived at 11.50am! The food was average. It was warm, not hot, a complaint seen elsewhere amongst these reviews. I was most disconcerted to see various store, garden and what appeared to be maintenance staff wandering in and out of the kitchen. Some went in and left with plates of hot (?) food that they took across the shop floor (to a staff room?), before my food was ready. Tool belts and dirty boots. I wonder what their health and safety, infection control procedures are?

we have just come back from a meal osterley. it was one of the worst meals we ever had. after waiting nearly half hour for the food it was cold, the pie was almost inedible, they ran out of forks so had to make do with plastic ones. will try once more as this has just been taken over from wyvale which was always lovely. BGC need to get things sorted or they will lose a lot of customers.

British Garden Centers had recently bought out Wyevale and it’s great to see everything has been reduced 30% from Wyevale pricing that was ridiculously overpriced. But please, why did you keep the staff from Wyevale? Rude, grumpy and look at you as if you are a transient riddled with the Black Death. They look at you as if you are planning to rob the safe totally unaware of the fact that most people who visit there earn more in a week than they earn in a month. No manners, no please or thank you. Amazon or Next could offer some serious staff training.

We have been here before for a breakfast and it was really good, however this time it was just ok, the breakfast was warm but not hot , the toast had obviously been waiting around for a while as it was cold and crispy and the table looked like it was a while since it had been wiped. The staff were very pleasant and the garden centre had lots of lovely things in it however we may think twice before we go back for breakfast.

We often pop in here as we live near by. Huge selection of delicious cakes, you’re spoilt for choice. Lovely tuna mayo sandwich platter with chips and one of the best coleslaw I have ever had. Our favourite part of visiting the restaurant is watching the carvery diners, I have never seen people trying to pile so much on a plate since trying an all inclusive holiday, how they manage to even carry such a laden plate let alone eat all of it is beyond me. Good selection of food, nice coffee and friendly staff.

The carvery is probably the best we have had. Bursting with flavour. Very pleasant surroundings too.

I have been visiting the garden centre for many years and usually have something to eat in the restaurant. The food is usually ok, nothing special but ok. Today I made the mistake of ordering scrambled eggs on toast. It was dreadful. The eggs were a grey colour, luke warm and felt and tasted like rubber. How the kitchen could have sent this dish out to a customer is beyond belief. I gave up after the first mouthful. The waitress who I spoke to was really good and quickly agreed it looked dreadful. She quickly offered a replacement which I declined and had no hesitation in offering a refund. This is a great garden centre and I visit often. In future will just stick to a coffee and decline the scrambled eggs. So disappointing.

My wife and I called for a light lunch (Panini and side salad), along with one coffee which was cold by the time the food arrived. My wife had a bottle of water £ 1.85 and just out of the restaurant similar water was only 89 pence per bottle (Captive diners??) staff friendly and helpful, ordered and paid at 12.15 p.m. Nearly 40 minutes later the food arrived at our table, again friendly staff, BUT ! the side salad was rather wilted, the "cheese and red onion" panini had the smallest amount of cheese and very few red onions. Our opinion was very poor for the cost. Will we return here probably ----------- BUT NOT TO EAT.

After a nice stroll around Hornsea we decided to visit the garden centre to pick up a few things and grab a bite to eat.

visited for a look around the garden centre it is huge so by the time we had walked around we were ready for a coffee. The atmosphere is really relaxing, there seemed a good choice on the menu but we didnt need food. I have to say EVE the young waitress could not do enough for us and was very pleasant. We will diff be going back and next time we will have some of the food which seemed well presented.

We had the big breakfast before we went shopping around the centre. For £7.99 you got 2 eggs, 2 sausages, 2 bacon, mushrooms, beans, tomatoes and lashings of whole meal toast with either a pot of tea or coffee. The breakfast was super and set you up for the day. We spent over 2 hours there, so much to see and a shopping paradise. Great place to eat and shop.

Went for a ride to the garden centre and had lunch . Had 4 lunches , I had panini was greasy and wet , 2 for £10 lite bites but this offer didn’t start till 2-30 ! Could exchange chips for jacket . The small piece of gammon was very small less than 4oz .the main gammon dinner was disappointing too had better . Cost £35 for very disappointing food .

We have visited this restaurant several times in the past. It is very popular and can be extremely busy at times. There is a good variety of food on the menu and the carvery option is very good value. The cake selection is excellent. There are plenty of tables and the orangery is particularly pleasant.

Our third visit and nothing to disappoint. Ample seating and a pleasant little carvery serving a good selection of meat and vegetables. Lighter meals are also available for those who don't want a roast dinner. There is a super range of cakes and desserts to choose from and the coffee is always good. It gets very busy at lunchtime and the queues can be long. If you have a walk around first and then go back about 2:30pm it has begun to quieten down.It's not overpriced and the staff are very polite and friendly.

Lovely roasts and my other favourites are Hunter's Chicken and also the Quiche from the specials board

A lovely roast dinner with a variety of meats available. As it was mother's day we new it would be busy. Gravy boats available for those who like extra gravy. Afterwards a spot if shopping, whether it is for home or garden. A great day was had by all.

I booked an Afternoon Tea for my mums birthday. All I can say is Wow. It was fantastic. I couldn’t fault it at all. You got sandwiches, soup, sausage rolls, cream scones, muffins and tea/coffee. Every bit was delicious and the staff were friendly and couldn’t do enough for us. I would recommend for a special occasion. But then for the price everyday could be a special occasion. (£20 for two) (Warning- you need to book at least a day ahead)

We often visit for Sunday lunch, however on the last 2 occasions we have been very disappointed with the portions. You are given 2 slices of meat, and charged £8:95 regardless of the meat, yet the slices of turkey are far smaller than the beef so those of us having turkey felt a little short changed. This happened last time we visited, so when the same happened again today we decided to mention this to the lady on the carvery. In her words “I just carve the meats I don’t make the rules” so when I mentioned that perhaps we should raise it with management her response was something along the lines of “yes, along with everyone else in here”. It’s a shame really as the food is good, but why should we pay the same for 2 scratty bits of turkey as we pay for 2 lovely big slices of beef? In all honesty, had the attitude of the person serving been a little more interested or understanding then we may not have written this review, but as they clearly aren’t bothered how we felt then we feel this should be shared.

Almost always very busy so queues to order and pay can be long. However, the staff are quick and efficient and the food is well worth waiting for. The carvery is excellent, with a good choice of vegetables, very tender meat, and delicious gravy. We usually have a meal and then wander round the garden centre before we return to sample one of the restaurant's scrumptious cake selection with a cup of tea. The whole experience makes for an excellent afternoon out with the bonus of no cooking when you return home.

Visited today , had the minted lamb burger , I was very pleased with the presentation , quantity and quality . The guy on the till was so nice and friendly even thou moments before he had a very rude customer being un reasonable ,he kept his cool and remained very polite and professional . The plants were of high quality and very well looked after and I thought very keenly priced . Inside did not appear to flow in all areas so for me a little disappointing. Huge carpark but no trolley parks ,it was a long walk back to return my trolley however not all customers did this , sadly most abandoned them close to other parked cars. In roundup a lovely trip out , great food , lovely plants , keenly priced items , tidy and clean well worth a visit .

Visited at lunchtime. Good choice on the menu, sandwiches or main meals. My husband chose the fish and chips my choice was the carvery. Lovely lean beef and hot vegetables. Couldn't fault it at all. We both enjoyed our meals. We have usually called in for cup of tea and a scone but will definitely have a meal next time. Of course before leaving we went round the garden centre and purchased some plants.

If you like visiting garden centres and having something to eat this is the place to go.There are several eating areas including outside when warm.The tray baked were of a generous proportion with a good choice.we did not have a meal but what was being served looked very good.The garden centre was selling the usual plant.There is a very good tropical fish display.There are also areas selling seasonal items,toys candles,outdoor furniture etc.you can certainly spend a couple of hours or more here.

Had a look round the garden centre and we then decided to have a carvery. Have eaten here plenty of times before and the food is always lovely and cooked well. This time was no different. Good choice of pudding as well. The only negative comment would be that the bottle of fizzy drinks are over priced at £1.95

Rang early this morning to book a treat for my granddaughter and myself knew I would have to book for afternoon tea but not aware it would need 24 hours notice!!!!! The person I spoke to was quite helpful and asked "chef" if it was possible with just 6 hours notice apparently no scones available. So no way. Won't bother again will go somewhere else. I used to rate this place but it is nowhere near as good as it used to be and that is not just based on today's experience.

Brilliant is the only description I can think of for this Garden Centre.

Just come back from taking my 4 year old daughter to the Santa grotto experience and it was fantastic! Everyone was so friendly and it's the best Mr and Mrs Claus iv seen. Well done to all the elfs (grotto staff) to as they where fantastic from start to end. Will definitely be back next year!!

Beware the 1pm carvery queue! This place does a great carvery every day. It’s very popular, and gets very busy around 1pm. You do have to queue for the carvery, and it feels a bit like a school dinner queue, but it’s worth the wait. The food is good. A server will slice the turkey, beef or gammon then you can pile on the mash, roast potatoes, carrots, peas, parsnips, stuffing balls, Yorkshire puddings, gravy, sauces etc etc. You really can’t argue with the price either. Very good value for money. Good choice of menu (apart from the carvery) including cakes and desserts.

Havent been for a while ,was so shocked to see the biggest car park and it was nearly full and this was before 11am. Never seen so many people in here before. The restaurant has been extended. It’s huge and every table was taken. We had the carvery which was wonderful. No wonder more people are lunching here. Can’t wait to back.

The food here is excellent. The place itself is fabulous and there has been a lot of attention to detail for all the Christmas Decorations and it must have taken some time to arrange it all. My compliments to all the staff who are hard working, polite and very conscientious. We will be back soon to take it all in as well as to buy some plants and gifts of course.

The restaurant has a lovely carvery, served everyday , although Sundays are very busy , but don't let that put you off , there's plenty of space for everyone. Food is excellent and staff are very pkeasant

We have gone here many times and the food is always good But i would recommend you have a carvery, it is not cheap but well worth the price, there is something for everyone and you can have as much as you wannt once you have been given your meat. donr be put off by the number of people queueing it isnt very long beore you get served

This was our first visit for a couple of years, and being half term, we expected it to be busy. It was busier than I imagined, but I can see why. We headed straight to the restaurant, which had added many extra seating areas on. It was abit chaotic at times around the counter areas, but the friendly staff were doing their best, and opened a separate till for anyone wanting just the carvery or drinks. It was a lovely young man serving on the carvery. He looked abit red and slightly flustered as the queue was just huge, but was patiently serving and answering questions. I’ve often found carvery chefs abit impatient, but he was the opposite.

Went here as a stop off to hornsea .

We stopped here for a brunch today and had very good service, very tasty food and nice tasting coffee. If we come back this way we will stop here again.

went for a meal with my children [age 50 to 57] on my birthday 16th sept all ok and we all enjoyed food and service

Well worth a visit almost a one stop gift shop, you need to have plenty of time to browse :) The carvery is excellent value and quality, browse round, stop and have lunch then continue browsing, something for everyone, 5 star rating from me

We have eaten here a number of times in the past but its usually been a scone, or a sandwich or occasionally a meal, but today we went for the carvery for the first time. It won't be the last, it was lovely. They do a choice of regular or large, we went for the regular which was more than enough. You get to choose your meat ( today it was beef and turkey or a bit of both ) or pie then help yourself to the extras. There were 3 types of potato ( mash, roast and boiled ) and 6 veg ( peas, carrots, cabbage, parsnips, swede and cauliflower cheese ) as well as Yorkshires, stuffing balls, gravy and various sauces. I thought it was very nice indeed and the cost of £8.99, whilst not the cheapest, seemed decent value.

called in today (Sunday) and it was super busy with the Sunday Cavery on offer. We ordered off the main menu and managed to get seated with out issues and our food was out to us with in 10 minutes. For a garden centre snack it was spot on and the service was good. We will definitely be going back.

Visited the garden centre and had lunch in the restaurant. There was nothing not to like about the whole place! We had sautéed mushroom and Stilton salad which was served with a wedge of beautifully soft bread on the side. Could spend hours in the garden centre and spend a fortune. Highly recommend!

Call in today and my daughter had a carvery i had a jacket potato with beans and salad all very good staff very friendly too

We go here quite often as you get a good choice of food and the restaurant is large and airy. We particularly like the gardeners salad which is a little like a ploughman’s but with a nicer selection of salad, fruit and cheese or ham. My husband enjoys the paninis with a range of different fillings. The puddings are delicious...my mums favourite is the sponge pudding but they also do cakes and scones and lighter bites. The service is always good and even if there is a queue the staff are quick and efficient. You have to try the Sunday carvery which is fantastic value for money. I love going here as it’s an extensive and interesting garden centre with a top notch place to eat. The only downside is we always come away with less money and more plants as I just can’t resist.

My husband and I went here today for breakfast, it was fabulous!

the food is excellent the staff very nice and just loved browsing around theres plenty of seating in the restaurant so you can just chill out with a coffee my advice if you want a sunday roast go early as it soon goes we will certainly go again

This garden centre is excellent not only for the healthy plants and the brilliant choice but also for the lovely food especially the carvery. The staff are helpful and friendly. It will take a while to look around as there is plenty to see. I never come away empty handed and usually quite full on the carvery or the afternoon tea. I meet friends here and we basically spend all afternoon. Well worth a visit if you are in the area. You won't be disappointed in my view.

Lovely garden centre with a huge selection of gift ideas. Plants all seem very healthy and good value. We have visited this garden centre for years, and unfortunately feel the prices in the cafe are increasing so much it's putting us off going in.

Always buy most of my plants from here. Always look healthy. Also bought outdoor furniture and indoor furniture. And the cafe is amazing. Grandchildren like to eat here .so much variety and brilliant menu for kids. The scones are the best..Nearly time for me to buy more plants..

Have visited this garden centre restaurant several times

If you are in the area and wondering where to go for sunday lunch then give this place ago. Freshly made and you get plenty. Its not badly priced as well. Put it this way you won`t think thats a waste of money and you will be full to the brim. Good Value for money we say.

If you happen to be in the area and hungry then the Sunday Carvery is very good and not too badly priced. There are a good choice of vegetables and it’s all piping hot. I have eaten here twice and it was good both times.

We have visited before but this place just seems to get better. First impressions count so car parking comes first.

Lovely carvery, good choice of meat and vegetables all cooked lovely. The staff are very pleasant, food is reasonably priced. Plenty to look at and buy in the garden centre.

Food is good and well priced here. The carvery is good value and a great idea to have three plate sizes to suit every appetite. Plenty of room and tables, very nice conservatory.

Three of us went in at lunch time, we all had different sat near the lovely roaring log burner. My fish and chips was very good, the other meals were equally as good, service very quick.

I often meet my friends here for a get together and chat and we always have a good time. Then enjoy walking around the garden centre

Carvery was one of the nicest for a long time, beautiful meat and nicely cooked veggies and sensible prices. So many different things to look at. Garden/plant area, all plants look in first class condition and again priced competitively. Well worth a visit.

the cafe is taking over the garden centre, it is too big to manage properly, we refuse to sit among...

We really enjoyed this garden centre, it has a variety of items for both home and garden. We actually went...

Nice food and plenty of things to buy. The Christmas display is great lots of parking and its all free....

We've visited the garden centre a number of times in its different guises: as a genuine garden centre; to see...

Went with friends had the carvery. Excellent. Food was hot and plenty of choice. Excellent value. I eat there occasionally...

I'm not one for writing reviews as generally I cannot be bothered - unless I've either been ripped-off and had...

Called here to buy a Christmas tree and called for a cuppa first. We had a toasted teacake and a sausage sandwich. Both were freshly made and tasty. The only area for improvement was the tea, as came in a small pot with two teabags but no hot water so ended up a little strong for us.

Extremely well-stocked with all things Christmas but as we only wanted a cup of coffee and a scone we were very disappointed.I paid £2.50 for a large cappuccino which had no taste other than dried milk powder. It was lukewarm and beneath the white froth was a brown liquid bearing no resemblance whatsoever to coffee. The scone was fresh.

Visited recently to have a look round the garden centre. Completely overwhelming, and not in a good way. So much random Christmas stuff it gave us a headache. It’s a shame because it must have taken so long to set it all up. I’m not sure what sort of customer they are targeting with all the odd clothes, ornaments etc. Who buys their clothes in a garden centre? Went for a coffee which just tasted of powdered milk. Undrinkable. I wish I could think of something nice to say on this occasion as we have often visited before in the summer as this is one of the best places in the area for pots and plants. Please stick to what you’re so good at. Will be back, but not for coffee!

Several members of the family meet here every month where possible, two of the members are in wheelchairs so it is very convenient and we are never pressured to move on.

Having visited this place some 10 or more years ago this was a big surprise to see how big it has grown. I found it a Christmas wonderland, so many things to see. There is the traditional garden stuff and pet items. Household items plus the Christmas sections. We visited the restaurant and had the carvery, I was impressed with the quality of the meat and vegetables. Lots of different seating areas and yes it can get noisy when more people arrive. Will definitely be back.

We travel from York every year to see a fantastic Xmas display in huge halls, probably largest in Britain. The array of all things Xmas, trees, gifts, decorations are second to none. Excellent food in the restaurant. Well worth a visit !

Just been and saw the most amazing Christmas display for years. If you've not been recently then you NEED TO!! as well as that, the scones with clotted cream and coffee is a must. You'll finish your Xmas shopping, I bet! Go early to get a car parking place, yes, it's that popular. Also the most comprehensive garden centre too. Go and see for your self. Well go again before Christmas just to see the decorations.

Came here to look around the garden centre and as it was lunch time decided to try the restaurant. Found a table easily, checked out the menu and also realised they did a carvery which appealed. Ordered at the counter then moved across to the carvery and was served straight away. Plenty of meat given or indeed pie of the day which was also available. Help yourself to veg etc. Job done. All tasty and hot. Grandkids had picnic box inc gluten free sandwich.2nd visit just as good. I had a salad which came with a massive wedge of cheese..probably a little too much.Half the size would be adequate if something else was added to replace it.Overall a very good experience. If visiting at this time of year check out the Christmas display.. one of the largest I've seen.

This was a great place but it is has turned into an expensive nightmare. The cafe is now so big it has extended from the original seating area into the shop area and now even further. I think the table count in now in excess of 100. It gets so noisy and attracts so many I'll behaved children running around with parents no where in sight. The main course of food is good if a little pricey but the deserts are astronomically priced. It's no longer a garden centre but an expensive shopping and eating destination.

On Saturday 4th November, I brought my three year old niece to see the “Christmas world” and in turn popped in for a slice of cake & a drink. The young gentleman serving was very friendly and was great with my niece who is very talkative! We had the chocolate truffle cake as there was no chocolate fudge left, very moist and lots of flavour! Nothing was too much bother, even when I couldn’t find the cutlery. Sadly we didn’t try the main menu but I’ll be back! Thank you once again for the wonderful service!

What a great place to visit especially near Christmas. The kids love it and can’t wait for Santa to arrive. The displays are very good. Took loads of photos and finished off with lunch in the restaurant.

Visited mainly to see the Christmas section but feeling hungry we decided to eat. Two of us had the Carvery whilst the younger ones had something from the snack menu.After finally working out the really complicated way you get you food which includes two queues, finding a table and paying separately the food wasn't bad. The Carvery was good value with extra items you don't normally get like pigs in blankets , parsnips and stuffing.Worth the effort to give it a try.

Had a fab coffee and scone. Hubby had a sausage roll. Sat near the log fire and it was lovely and cosy.

Often visit here for a carvery which is rather expensive but very good quality food especially the meat. There is some confusion where to que surely it would be more sensible to have one main area for carveries only,rather than wait in que for people ordering a cake or coffee. With reference to the carvery is it really necessary to have gravy boats after all this is a garden centre not the savoy also you can go back as many times as you like to get more gravy. The other day when we visited we were held up by the people in front as there were no gravy boats.

This place is huge so its convenient having the café there for a cup of tea and a cake, although they do Sunday lunch and burgers and suchlike, I have only ever had tea and cake so can't rate all the other food, They were just putting all the Christmas stuff out when I was there.

This garden centre gets more like a shopping centre every visit. It is certainly somewhere to browse for that different gift The actual plant section is more specialised and also fairly pricey. The restaurant was a pleasant surprise with a very good carvery offering a choice of meats and or pie and loads of vegetables. Very nice.

I have been going to This garden center for years it was a lovely place to wander around buy something a little different a nice plant have a coffee then it was sold and what a change . It is now massive and not an improvement, the prices are ridiculous for the plants but my complaint is about the cafe, I popped in for a coffee and some toast or the equivalent, the rows of get in line things are a little confusing as the few people in line seemed to be bypassing them and just going to the till, a young woman shouted " who's next" I asked if they did toasted tea cakes , yes, I ordered a t tea cake and a cappuccino , then I enquired what came with the t cake , butter! Ok il have a jam, doesn't come with jam ! That's fine il have a jam , do you want a jam? Yes ,well its extra , now I'm aware of this I have eaten here before but the menu has changed and I hadn't been in for a while . Also she wouldn't serve me till I got a table number I know this is common practice in many places , but her attitude was terrible rude unsmiling so I cancelled my order, I told her forget it , she looked quite shocked, I also told her the reason why, her rude attitude. I have made a complaint to the manager and I will never shop in there again . This place was lovely at one time, the staff were lovely but now it's just a massive overpriced place . The staff look miserable and I wonder why . The manager was polite and apologised I believe he was called Rob . What a shame siggi lost its lovely garden Center

Visited a few times. Bought a few plants and pots and trinkets..also eaten in the cafe quite nice coffee nice and good food a bit pricey but eating out you do pay more and its nice to sit down after walking round..we always stop here when passing and always buy something..Christmas displays are lovely too.

First time in this restaurant, there were two ques one was for the carvery which although looked very nice we did not want. We waited our turn in the second que slowly making it to the front to be asked or the table number we didn't have a table at this point I asked what sandwiches they had to order and was told the menus where on the tables!! My husband quickly got a table number and a menu we ordered in a rush, what we did get was very nice "quiche with salad and coleslaw" I thought the quiche was on the small size. My husband enjoyed a very nice ham sandwich. It was very very busy across lunchtime on a weekday when we visited the staff were friendly and helpful after a 20 minute wait I asked a member of staff if our food was nearly ready she went to check and brought it back to our table. We were not the only couple to make the mistake of joining the que without getting a table first I did not notice a sign stating this I'm sure there is one somewhere?may I suggest it needs to be in a more prominent position!

I have just taken my eighty year old mother to the garden centre for lunch,she ordered a ham sandwich with salad and coleslaw,the food was of such a poor standard we could not believe they would serve it,my mother would not let me complain hence my review,in short the salad was brown and warm and we had more butter then ham in the poorly made hacked in half sandwich of fatty ham. the coleslaw tasted very strange probably off.then for her to pay £5.50 is really a rip off.

Visited with an elderly family member. On arrival we opted for one of the wheelchairs as it looked as if the place had expanded lots since our last visit. The lady on reception was very helpful as we had to book the wheelchair in. Four of us had the carvery which was very nice and piping hot. The cakes looked delicious but the scones are always a winner here.The garden centre itself is getting quite enormous, we actually got lost as we were used to it being much smaller.All in all a pleasant couple of hours

Very nice restaurant, Good choice of food, i had the carvery good choice of veg and 3 meat. all very hot. Very friendly staff. we all can highly recommend it. Can get very busy at lunch time. A very very big garden centre, can be a bit expensive...

Good selection of garden products . somewhere good for a walk around and maybe have a meal in the café. Found most items we viewed,especially plants,to be rather expensive as apposed to other local garden centers.

Had the Sunday carvery.. Could not fault at all was piping hot and cooked to perfection. Can highly reccomend.. But please please please do something with the ladies toilets. They are a disgrace.. Mould all down side of hand driers, dirty water running along the floor, toilets dirty totally disgraceful !!!!

Had not been here for a while, the restaurant has been extended. Lots more seating, lovely cooked meals, nice display of cream cakes, staff were polite and friendly. They now do a carvery which was popular, can get very busy at lunchtime. A nice clean place, hope to visit again soon. Also has a coffee shop, if you just want coffee and cake.

Had a fantastic time here today! Even though garden centres are not my usual choice for a family outing, we thought we would give it a try and are soooooo glad we did! There really was something for everyone! None of us left empty handed and the boot of the car was full to the brim with everything from Yankee Candles to a pair of decorative mugs! The highlight of the day though has to be the absolutely delicious 5* carvery which we all thoroughly enjoyed!! We will definitely be visiting again!!

Been coming to centre for a number of years, as ideal place to spend a few hours in the morning for a browse round, coffee and a snack and back home for lunch. This was our first visit after the latest "transformation" and the whole place is now enormous! Had a good old look around before ordering coffee and teacakes for two. We went through the till at 11.00am on the dot with our coffees, the teacakes were delivered to our table at 11.20am!! They came without knives to spread the butter, and with the appearance of having been left under warming lamps for some time!! Does make you wonder if, following that massive development in the the overall size, the kitchens might have bitten off more than they can chew?

Went for a trip to our local garden centre which is Spring now called Hornsea Garden Centre. It was my birthday and my husband was buying me some rose bushes so went to choose those.Then decided to have our lunch there too. We both went for the Carvery which I have to say was really delicious, we have had it before and it is still really good would Highly recommend this to anyone. Excellent.

The Sunday lunches are super tasty. The restaurant is always busy every time we go and the service is quick and friendly. Great for family's and it is a lovely day out. The kids loved seeing all the fishes they had.

Find this place very convenient for meeting family especially as 2 of them are in wheelchairs and 1 baby in pushchair. Although very busy we are never put under pressure to move on and we sat and had coffee then a short time later lunch. Later on my brother in law had gone off walking the dog and was waiting outside for us when one of the staff came out and told him that he could bring the dog in which was very kind of them.

My wife and I needed to go to the garden centre anyway, so decided to have lunch in the restaurant there.There is now a daily carvery on offer in addition to meals from the main menu and this is offered in small or regular sizes. The only difference is the amount of meat. Beef and Turkey were on offer today and they were both excellent - very tender. All the vegetables were well cooked and tasty. The carvery is an excellent choice.It should be noted that the name has now changed and it is Hornsea Garden centre, no longer Spring Garden Centre.