Sunnyside Up in West Lindsey

Understocked farm shop with a cafe .Nice premises but warmed up food .pie was warmed up in the microwave so soggy pastry ..Shame this place used to be buzzing but items not even priced and when you ask they are expensive .Big menu but 4 items had run out .Shame.

Called here for breakfast twice in one week. The staff were very friendly and the food was excellent, using high quality sausage and bacon. Good coffee as well. Highly recommended.

We are staying at the local caravan site and had a lovely walk through the woods for breakfast at the café. Food all freshly cooked and the sausage and bacon first class. Very much enjoyed my coffee. But what makes this place special is the staff. We had a smile and a chat with pretty much everyone. We were made to feel very welcome. What a pleasure this visit was. Popped into the farm shop next to the cafe and bought some bacon and sirloin steak on the recommendation of a customer passing our table. All in all a great start to our day. Would definitely recommend.

Had a Large breakfast today. 1 of our party was Gluten free and the staff could not do enough to satisfy us. The breakfast was outstanding with the best ash browns i have ever had. Excellent breakfast and staff outstanding. dont miss this little gem. Even the produce sold in the shop was 5 star at reasonable prices

It was freezing cold when we got in there, I understand that heating prices have gone up but it was really cold. There also wasn’t much to choose from in the menu and the food didn’t have any condiments and we didn’t get asked if we wanted any. The waitress was also not particularly welcoming which has put us off coming again. Really disappointed as we wanted to support a local business.

Stopped here initially to pick up some snacks from the farm shop and then found the really cosy but airy , friendly cafe inside. The coffee was perfectly served and highlights the great taste of Stokes blend. The burgers were amazing, using the best of local bacon and tasty tender and juicy Lincoln Red beef that we have ever tasted. Good Bread bun balanced out perfectly. The food was served quite promptly, well presented and with care . Really friendly people and a nice interaction with customers. This is more than just a walkers stop on the Viking way, loads of car parking and outdoor seating too, perfectly located just outside Rasen with stunning views across Walesby Moor to Tealby and the beautiful Wolds beyond. We really felt satisfied with our purchases and are looking forward to trying the sausage rolls that we got to takeaway. Thanks for an enjoyable visit, we will definitely be back next time we are back in this part of the world.

I love a good farm shop and this place is lovely. Dog friendly cafe, stopped off for a hot chocolate which was divine. Highly recommend!

The butcher is very knowledgeable about his products, the sausages, bacon and beef are some of the best We’ve every had. Called in for breakfast too, delicious, would recommend.

We had lunch here and 2 of us chose the burgers. They were not to our taste at all. All I could taste was an overwhelming taste of cloves. Sadly I don't like cloves. My daughter didn't like hers either. My wife had quiche which was fine. Nice place, friendly enough service, good coffee and the cakes looked great. Maybe it's best as a tea shop. The lunch wasn't for us,

Tried somewhere different for a Saturday morning breakfast and was somewhat underwhelmed. The shop and in particular, the butchers is superb. Excellent veg and meats so much better than supermarkets. However the breakfast was very plentiful but disappointing. It arrived within 5 minutes of me ordering it, which immediately raised suspicion . I got the full English which was a large dish. However, the black pudding was hard and dry. The poached eggs were also dry, yolk hard, and passed their best. For size, the sausages were possibly the two biggest I’ve ever seen on a breakfast plate, very meaty, almost certainly home made, but, unfortunately, very dry and tasteless. I never usually leave sausages but this time I left one. The beans, bacon, hash browns, mushrooms and tomatoes and toast were fine. Coffee good. Obviously the black pud, sausages and eggs had been drying out for a while awaiting my arrival! Pleasant little restaurant, recently expanded with more tables, however, for breakfast (not tried anything else), it’s a considerable way away from the excellent quality of Caistor Lakes just a few miles away. As a local to Sunnyside I will continue to use the butchers and will try the restaurant again one day.

Although we go to market rasen on a regular basis we have never been here before but having tried the cafe with its outside area we will certainly go again. We are relatively covid cautious and continue to choose cafés with outside areas like this one. Staff all wearing masks, doors open for ventilation have a good impression. Coffee and scones ordered and brought to our table, lots of space inside and out. Lovely views of the surrounding area. Staff friendly. Altogether a pleasant experience. Farm shop has meats, cheeses, ice cream and other produce however is only small, we did buy lincolnshire poacher cheese which we love but can't get where we live. Give it a go. Support a local business.

I made a special trip to purchase some wine. They were advertised as my nearest stockist. It was 40-45minute round trip on a sunday morning. Thier website listed them as open 10am to 4pm on sundays. I arrived at 1015 and the sign at the entrace states open 9am to 10pm on sundays (March to October). I tried to visit in June. The place was all shut up and no sign of anyone. Briliant way to waste nearly an hour of my sunday morning. I wont be bothering to go back again. Ill order from someone else online. No wonder shops are shutting down.

This is a combo of two visits. I brought my family here in August 2019 for my daughter’s birthday and almost no one in our six person party could find anything that they liked to eat. I put aside my concerns about a month ago to visit again as it was half way between my home and a friend. Service was perfunctory and we watched a number of potential customers turned away as too late to be served an hour earlier than was advertised on the website. Dreadful. And before the owner asks why we didn't complain at the time, it’s hard to complain when the staff are absent and we were left sitting outside with no interaction.

This was a very inexpensive visit. Arrived at 12-30. Ignored by the waitress whilst she faffed with paperwork. After trying to take an order from a customer, it dawned that there were a lot of people waiting to order. Taking decisive action she called for her colleague who was having lunch upstairs. We decided to leave and doshopping on the way out! Guess what, noone there.

Nice stopping off point after visiting Lincoln or Market Rasen Rases. Useful for coffee and cake or even home made soup. Veg side not always great but great meat produce supplied by proper butcher. Unusual food and wine available plus chocolates and novelties. Always find something different at Christmas. Well worth a look.

We have driven passed the sign for this shop/cafe so many times how we wish we had taken notice to visit! Lovely setting plenty of outdoor seating. We had an ice cream each. Highly recommended salted caramel delicious, hubby lemon meringue. Very friendly staff lovely gifts on display. The deli had a good range of products with competitive prices. We will certainly return and will bring others as well!. Dogs welcome outside dog bowl of water supplied,

We visit farm shops quite often as we like super fresh fruit, veg and cheeses. Took an hour out of our day to visit this one. Small hut next to the main entrance declares ‘fruit and veg’ and all there was were bunches of shrivelled, bendy carrots, some onions, potatoes and a tiny amount of salad produce in a small fridge. So disappointing. So we grab some potatoes so we’ve not had a totally wasted journey and head inside to be greeted by a strong meat smell from the small uninviting meat counter (we asked for a specific item and were told by the chap that he wasn’t sure if they had it and he would have a look when he’d finished serving another customer. Then walked away. Poor cheese selection so we gave up and went to pay. Would definitely not recommend if you are going for anything more than the cafe side which I can’t comment on. But awful selection of fresh produce so not sure how it managed to get any kind of award. Worst one we have visited without exception.

Called in here a few times whilst staying in Tealby. Great place to have breakfast or call in for lunch or even just coffee and cake. We also made use of the farm shop, which had a good range of meat, local cheese and fresh produce. Staff were friendly and in a nice touch remembered we had visited previously. Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Staff were nice and service was fine. Milk for coffee was almost off - bits in my coffee. The pannini was fine but I asked twice for crispy bacon and it wasn’t. Quite disappointed. Couldn’t complain as a friend was taking us out for brunch. The farm food did look very nice.

On a very wet Saturday walking round Willingham Woods Sunnyside Café and Farm Shop is the perfect stop for refreshments. I so appreciated the genuine welcome, the good coffee and carrot cake, even the glass of water (hadn't brought any on my walk). The adjoining farm shop means that you can pick up treats like artisan biscuits and French cheese, I had lovely exchanges with staff who were relaxed and nice to have around. Just the sort of place you wish to find anytime, but especially on a gruesomely wet day visiting!

I recently visited the cafe to buy some of their great meats for a bbq and decided to have some lunch. I ordered a sausage sandwich because I really like their sausages and when it came there was only ONE sausage,.... really! and for £4 one sausage,... very, very disappointed and I didn’t really feel that I had just eaten a sausage sandwich so I had to order plum bread and cheese to follow! Maybe that’s their reasoning behind the lack of sausage in their sausage sandwiches???

Lovely venue that has both a Farm shop and Butchers incorporated within the building alongside the restaurant.Our order was taken straight away however as it was pouring with rain outside I asked for a little extra time for the rest of the order.My sons order arrived (although it wasn’t as described) however, the waitress never returned to take my order. She spent plenty of time speaking to other customers that looked like regulars.Having tried to catch her attention , we gave up after an hour as I had to go. Sadly - not brilliant!

A group of friends go there regularly. Friendly helpful staff. The scones and cakes are always good. Very clean and comfortable. Pleasant place to to stop for mid morning chat after a walk in the local woods.

5 + 2 (one sleeping baby) of us arrived and on approach its look lovely and welcoming. big sign on the gate please close the gate as children playing. Wendy house and kitchen placed for the little ones to keep occupied. How then? can they not have a children's menu???? 5 adults ordered various things and my daughter asked for a children's menu. the kurt reply was we don't do children's food. well then can she have beans egg and sausage then please of the breakfast menu.......the half witted female. served a full fried breakfast with bacon ,eggs , sausage , beans, and four rounds of toast. what is she a hungry farm hand and instead of a five year old child..... I asked for a red onion and cheese quiche salad and got a egg and mushroom, a portion of iceberg lettuce and a pile of cucumber .....small pot if coleslaw, all other orders were fine and very well presented on our leaving the person taking the payment apologized to my brother in law as she did not realise the breakfast was a for a child. i would have done a half breakfast. we still paid full price though.....my advice if you have children with you keep driving....we will.

Mmmmm we were pleasantly suprised and had a fairly good meal, pie and peas. But, there was far too much salt in the pie that it burnt your mouth! So far too much and so unnecessary and spoilt the pie. If there was moderate amount of salt, then it would of got a 100% for taste and texture and of course, flavour! Drinks were good and was fairly reasonable priced.

disappointed at lack of choice for a lunch time expected a bigger menu we ended up having a bacon and egg sandwiches which was nice but not really a lunch dish. the scones looked lovely and purchased a couple along with a few other items from the farm shop. a nice place but nothing exceptional -- nice staff

You won't find a better Butcher in Lincolnshire. Lincoln Red Beef from Tealby well matured and beautifully presented. Lamb from Wragby succulent and lean Pork from Boston you won't find any better. All the meat is from within 20 mile radius and expertly butchered by two of the friendlies and entertaining butchers you will ever meet.Nick & Geoff who have years of experience.

This was a return visit for us and we were delighted to see a great improvement. Nice, fresh scones served up well and on good tableware, with a generous pot of tea. We didn't have time to sample, but there looked to be some nice cakes in the display. Also a good selection of local Lincolnshire cheeses available in the shop. Friendly and helpful staff.

We visited Sunnyside up last week, from Grimsby, because the butchers there had been recommended to us. We browsed in the shop had a coffee and sandwich which was okay but nothing special, and then went to buy steak. The butcher's shop seemed very popular and we asked for a piece of rump steak with not much fat. There was none on the counter so the butcher went into the back and cut a piece. He showed us it and although it seemed to have some fat, my husband said he would have it- but he should have asked to see the other side ( which the butcher did not display ). The steak cost nearly £9. When he got it home we took it out of the bag and turned it over to see that about two thirds of it was fat. Had we lived closer, it would have gone back to the shop. We cut off as much as possible which left us with about half as much in weight. Once cooked, it turned out to be grisly and much the worse steak we have had in a long time. We will certainly not be recommending this butcher to our friends and won't bother going back ourselves despite the sausage rolls and pork pie which we bought from the chiller and which turned out to be really good.

Visited Sunnyside, as I’ve not been for a short while and really fancied a nice breakfast. My gosh- how things have changed. Arrived and there was very few customers, in fact I think we might have been the only two. Sat down to order some breakfast- they don’t do this any more and the food selection was very limited at best. Decided to have a coffee instead. It was ok. Nothing special but the place just seemed to lack atmosphere. Came to pay and they didn’t expect card payments for under £5 (which wasn’t clearly labelled other than at the till). I had no cash?! After what felt a little like a stand off- ended up buying stuff to take my bill over a fiver. It’s such a shame as this placed used to be lovely.

A good range of tasty cake and good service. Can sit outside or inside and attached to a great butchers and farm shop. Try the special hot chocolate!

A lovely little tea rooms attached to a farm shop. I can only describe it as a touch of class. Would highly recommend for an afternoon snack after a brisk walk

We have visited this cafe many times, especially when hot food was served, we have been since and it is still worth a stop off as the staff are so pleasant and the food is good, we will see them again when summer comes and we start our to-down drive outs.

Good service, lovely scones and cake. Drinks served hot. Great place to stop after a walk around Willingham Woods. Nice selection of meat in the farm shop.

Outside clearly stated the establishment closes at 5pm, so after a long walk at Willingham Woods. We stopped off, for a well deserved slice of cake and coffee, to only be told we could have cake, but NO hot drink. This was 4pm and the waitress stated we could have cake but no hot drinks. She was cleaning the coffee machine. I was fuming, as there was nothing to say they stopped serving at 4pm and what a huge disappointment and we won'r be going again EVER! We'll take our business elsewhere!

Called in this Sunday .Coffee fine but quite empty .Surprised they dont serve food any more as this brings in more folk and browsers for their produce shop

Lovely farm shop with a café at the foot of the wolds outside Market Rasen. Sadly, the menu is now limited to cakes and drinks, but these are tasty, well made and kindly served. The butchery and bakery items are great for a takeaway picnic - excellent meat pies - but with only a limited menu, it's a warm welcome rather than a full tum you'll leave with.

La carnicería es absolutamente el mejor que he encontrado. La carnicería es encantador y muy bien informado. Nada es demasiado problema. La carne roja es divina. Lincolnshire Se deshace en la boca. Los pasteles, especialmente los bollos, son deliciosos. El restaurante da atractivo y es muy cómodo y limpio. Sin embargo, el personal. . . . Particularmente el domingo. Son los ángeles y vagos. Té tarda 10 minutos en llegar y está tibia cuando no, tener tomaban leche durante varios minutos mientras y tazas. Tarta llega antes del té, al menos 5 minutos antes. El personal parecen más preocupados con ellos mismos, ajuste shoulderless preening y ver a través de tops. No profesional. No hay conversación con clientes y lleva años para mesas de aprobarse. Es una pena que se arruinó una ubicación fantástica en un domingo.

The service and fresh meat here are first class, Nick , Lee & Carol are great and nothing is too much trouble.

Nunca hemos estado antes y parado para café y pastel. Wow wee, ambos eran fabulosos, precioso y tan sabroso! El servicio era muy bueno y opciones de tortas eran muy buenos. La tarta de chocolate que tenía era encantadora y húmeda y el bollo de mi compañero tenía igualmente. Es una pena no hacer desayunos cocinados no más. Así que volveríamos? Sí, sin duda

very nice place to visit, friendly helpful staff, food was excellent, unfortunately they no longer do cooked food since we went but there are still coffee and cakes

Una pequeña tienda de granja con un pequeño restaurante adjunto. Si quieres un buen desayuno bien merece una visita. Todo productos de calidad y muy bien presentada. Quizás un poco más caro que un montón de sitios, sin embargo la comida era muy buena. La tienda tiene una selección de calidad de los productos.

Visitamos hace unas semanas un domingo por la mañana para el desayuno, le dijeron que el café estaba cerrado por 1 semana para la renovación. Regresamos el domingo siguiente para el desayuno me dijeron el café estaba cerrado por reformas (cómo puede tener dos domingos en 1 semana). Regresamos el domingo pasado (sin ninguna reforma). Fuimos recibidos por la camarera y nos dijo que ya no sirven el desayuno, nos dieron un menú de aperitivos y 2 tostado magdalenas, cuando llegamos estaban ligeramente tostado y frío en el medio (no se derrita la mantequilla). Recomiendo encarecidamente no visite este café, ya que no tienen ni idea de lo que están haciendo. Cooperativas, Brigg.

We popped in for a cuppa/milkshake and a scones. My first impression was it's a lovely little spot, children have been thought of, a nice little shop selling gifts and meat/veg. The cafe is small and did look cosy, with tables and a couple of leather sofas. Ordered coffee, milkshake and cake, waitress was pleasant enough, it all came fairly quick. The coffee was tasteless, not a rich taste, the milkshake was not nice at all, the scones were not fluffy and the cream was runny and just dribbled onto them.The good thing was i managed to get a nice Christmas present so all was not lost, but i doubt i would return here, which didn't look like it would be a great loss, seems like the place has it's regulars and if you are anything else it's not as important to them

So far have only sampled coffee & home made cakes but a very clean place with friendly & accommodating staff. All made for a very pleasant meeting with a friend & we will certainly return.

What a smashing flavour the tea had! Wasn't so impressed with the cake and thought it a bit pricey for the size of the slice. But the visit to the shop follow by this fantastic cup of tea was memorable.

Lunch menu very good with specials that were value for money. Have visited several times and food is always of a high standard. Service can be a bit slow, my tip would be don't send your waitresses for lunch during your busy time, and while obviously a rural location, not everyone appreciates a customer's dog under the inside restaurant table, especially when you have an outside eating area.

Another little cafe to rest your wary legs on cycle through lovely Lincolnshire. Great stop for anyone, lovely menu, good outside eating area, small area for children to play and it's secure. A farm shop is attached selling a good variety of delicious produce and gifts.

My family and I have visited Sunnyside Up many times and taken advantage of a really great butchery run by NIck. I cannot remember a time when he wasn't as happy as the farm animals they rear. The tea room/gift shop is set in idyllic surroundings and the service has always been as lovely as the food served. Most meat dished are from their own herds (roast pork bap is to die for) and the desserts/ice creams are just magic. Do not go there if you are trying to stick to a diet !!

Called as we passed. Had an excellent late breakfast, generous portions of good home cooked traditional food. Staff were friendly, there was plenty of parking and we even bought a painting!

This is an eatery plus!Part art gallery, part retail food outlet, inluding wines beers vegetables and a fine butchers!In addition there is an interesting array of pottery, greetings cards and novelty gifts.The restaurant / cafe has a small but varied menu. Fish and chips on a Friday are a speciality (remember Grimsby is not far away) booking is advisable.Service is prompt, although Saturday staff lack product knowledge.

What a lovely find! Red LINCOLNSHIRE beef sandwiches, wow!This place has plenty gifts to look and buy. Service very nice, all though a little slow but they was busy. There was a art gallery to buy pictures from local artists, nice!Will be back

Lovely "All Day Breakfast". The sausages were tasty and succulent, as was the bacon and the black pudding was the best I've tasted. Very, very nice. Lovely friendly place, with plenty of things to buy in the farm shop. Excellent quality.

Always a super place to visit and have a bite to eat,maybe buy some quality meats and chutney's.Today saw on new menu sunnyside special,it sounded great so duly ordered two .It consisted of farm cheese on toast,two poached eggs(runny) on top, then a further layer of the best bacon pieces atop of that,we had asked for sauce,but the taste was so delicious that the sauce was not needed,we have been to many top class establishments, and can honestly say this was for sheer taste better .I said to the lovely staff tell chef do not change anything it was perfect,well done.Spotlessly clean,friendly,gifts paintings etc.well worth a visit.

Sunnyside is ideally situated for a trip out into the countryside, on the road between Tealby (one of the nicest villages in the area) & Market Rasen.The farm shop has a good selection of chutneys, jams etc along with its fresh produce.I didn't use the restaurant but I did purchase a very nice pork pie, better in my opinion than the ones in Lakings of Louth & Pettits of Grimsby.The main purpose of my visit was to explore the track that started at the farm shop & into a wood, a lot of the land in that area is owned by the forestry commission.Not wanting to get lost I ignored the many tracks leading into the woods & kept going in a straight line, I went past a caravan site, over a railway bridge, then followed the railway line until I arrived at a small level crossing, then returned the same way.I was a bit disappointed with the lack of wildlife, there was extensive birdsong but no sightings of rabbits or dear & just one squirrel.

Saw a sign for this cafe and farm shop on a journey with the children. Popped in for a coffee and scones. Everything about it was just right. Coffee, scones, and service were all faultless. We got there as it opened but it soon started to fill up. Looks like it is a popular spot for walkers and cyclists though there was plenty of parking. It has quite an extensive menu for a cafe so looks good for lunch as well. You won't be disappointed if you drop in sometime.

Lovely little tea rooms. Great for passing walkers to call in for refreshments. Also have a butchery of there own and local meat. Beautiful home grown beef. Great place to go with family or friends.

A lovely place for lunch. Friendly and inviting. All their food is top quality and their Fish and Chip Friday lunches are superb. There is also an excellent farm shop. Highly recommended.

Absolutely love this restaurant and farm shop Nick the butcher is fantastic will cut the meat any way you want will happily show you the whole animal excellent Food in the tea room is lovely Christmas cake and food beautiful.

Lovely location with welcoming staff and offers an opportunity not only to eat the local produce but to buy it from the in house shop and butchers. All food is prepared on the premises, good value for money and the staff are attentive.

I visited here with a friend after attending an event in Market Rasen and we wanted somewhere quiet and welcoming to have lunch. Situated just outside the village of Tealby Sunnyside Up is nestled in the Lincolnshire wolds with inviting views all around. As well as the cafe/restaurant there is a well stocked farm shop. A little pricey, but no more than one would expect from such places. Word of note you can buy the most amazing and giant sized scotch eggs from the butchery counter. The restaurant itself is spacious, light and airy. The paintings adorning the walls are the work of the local painting group and are available for purchase. The menu is traditional with a choice of breakfast type items, salads, handmade burgers (made with beef from their own herd), hot meals and sandwiches. There is also an afternoon tea option which my friend chose. I opted for the Lincolnshire Ploughman's which was very generous and tasty. Well worth the £7.95 price. The staff are friendly and helpful, but not overbearing or intrusive. I would definitely recommend a visit here for anyone from solo travellers to groups of friends to families.

If you visit you must get a pork pie to take home they are beautiful and you can tell they are fresh and home made

The food was really nice, great value, waitresses always happy. The butchery is great with the Lincoln Red beef being a particular favorite. Nothing ever seems to much trouble for the butcher. Great cafe, great produce, great shop.

It's hard to give a place like this a poor rating, because it really is a lovely spot with lots of great local produce. But the Full English was such a disappointment! One of those meals where the sum is considerably less than its parts. Two dry sausages, dry black pudding, one egg, very dry toast. Everything on the plate was black. It desperately needed something (anything!) to pull it all together. I guess there's a reason a full English usually comes with beans - that's right, no beans! I had to gulp on my tea to wash it all down and, to add insult to injury, tea was not included in the hefty £8.80 price tag. Stick to the bacon bap.

Good little deli shop and very good butchers. Had their breakfast and it was very good. Highly recommend

This is nice place to call for a morning coffee,full English, and problaly the best beef(Lincoln red cattle) in the East Midlands on sale in the butchery section,plus all the other local treats on offer well worth a visit.don't miss it if your going to the races.

Visited as part of a car rally and found it ideal. Early Sunday morning and a nice Bacon Roll just sets you up for the day with good coffee and Stokes Tomato Ketchup as well.Will call again if we're passing

All perfect really. Friendly staff, decent coffee, gluten freed cakes, dog friendly, nice shop with wide range of cheese. Hard to think of anything missing?

This turned out to be quite an uneventful lunch and I thought overpriced, the lunch,we had mushroom soup,nothing to write home about, then a tuna tart/quiche which was not nice, I had to ask twice for mayo,one of us had apple crumble and custard uch lumpy custard,glad it was not for me. I like the farm shop and the pork pies are lovely. I would neither go back for lunch, nor recommend it,hope it was just a bad day and not the usual standard.

Just outside Market Rasen on Tealby Road. We stopped for tea and cake; late in the afternoon on a Sunday (they close at 4 pm and are closed on Mondays) and the cake selection was a little limited but we very much enjoyed what we had. For those nice days, there are tables outside. We also did some shopping. Some lovely cheeses (Poacher was deliciously flavoured, mature and strong). Great piece of outdoor reared pork shoulder to roast for dinner and some nice bacon. Not cheap but then this is not a supermarket and you pay for quality.

A superb little find that has undergone a lot of change in the time I have been going; this tea room and farm shop lie tucked away in the Lincolnshire country side, not far from Market Rasen. Also recently featured on Countryfile (for the farm shop butchery) this small tea rooms have a small but excellent menu of hot & cold meals, and their home made deserts are a must. The small shop attached sells a good range of locally sourced items including wines & spirits as well as artisan jams, chutneys, pastas, and other treats.

I visited 'Sunnyside up' yesterday with my mum and 18 month old niece. I had been out with my partner on motorbike a few weeks ago, when we passed this place, and noticed signs outside for a childrens play area, but we didn't take note of the name of the place, and without the name, couldn't find anything about it on the internet, so yesterday when I visited with my mum and niece, I hadn't really known what to expect.'Sunnyside up' is quite a small place. It has a small farm shop selling meat, veg, jars of jams etc and some small gifts, all of which, as with most farm shops, was expensive. It also has a coffee lounge, a cafe with inside and outside seating, and a small childrens outdoor playarea.The playarea doesn't have swings or slides, but it has a couple of playhouses and ride on toys, and my niece seemed to enjoy having different things to play with to what normal play areas offer. The playarea is artificially grassed, so there are no worries about the kids failling and grazing their knees! I would however like to see management get the gate fixed, as it leads from the childrens playarea to the car park, and every time there is a bit of wind, the gate opens, so at busy times, it would be easy for a child to get into the main carpark which was a bit of a concern for us, as there was a few children playing in the playarea, and not all of them were being supervised! Considering the location of 'Sunnyside up' (as it is a bit in the middle of nowhere) I was surprised by how busy the cafe was, and the car park was full and there was some cyclists called in for lunch. (This is an ideal stop for cyclists due to its rural location.) I hope this is a sign the food they serve is good. We'd already eaten before we visited so we didn't actually have a meal, so I cannot comment on the price or the quality of the food. However, we did have an ice cream each, which to be honest, I must say was disappointing as I'd expected it might of been from a local ice cream supplier, but it just tasted like supermarket ice cream.Overall, I have rated 'Sunnyside up' as average, simply because it's quite small, their isn't a huge amount here to do, and I found it quite pricey. It is 'good' but I don't think it is quite 'very good', so couldn't justify giving a four star rating. I would return here if I happened to be passing, but as I live 25 miles away, there isn't enough here to make it worth me making a purpose journey here.

Wonderful home produced food , in lovely surroundings, with the added bonus of a well stocked fancy goods department also a specialist food shop and an excellent butcher

We have visited this farmshop cafe on many occasions, but unfortunately on the last were given a pot of lukewarm tea with our afternoon scone & cakes! The waitress did agree to obtain a fresh brew for us, however, which was fine. Sometimes the service is excellent and friendly. Be warned if you are vegan or vegetarian, however, the menu is very 'meaty' as is the ambience!

Ordered a full english with family Our plates contained 2 sausages, 3 bacon, mushrooms and an egg .... Thats itFor £8.10 i left still hungry On the plus side the milkshake was nice

We stopped off for breakfast before the first Grimsby - Market Rasen cricket match of the season and the food was great. I ordered smoked salmon on a toasted muffin with poached eggs and my boyfriend had the full English (I even got to eat his black pudding). The portion sizes were very good, however the prices are a little more expensive than usual. However the price reflects the exception quality of the produce so it is warranted. My only comment would be about the staff. The lady clearly couldn't cope and looked to be flapping a lot. She kept saying very loudly that she doesn't normal work Saturday and Sunday and was covering for someone. You can see why. Taking our order was a bit of a chore for her, as was getting our drinks. Shame as we would return for the great breakfast but we didn't feel entirely welcome to be honest.

What a lovely place to stop for lunch or a drink. Highly recommended. The food was lovely, as were the staff and the premises. I had the hot beef sandwich and it was delicious. Will definitely be back!

I often cycle or walk to Sunnyside. It's a great friendly place to get refuelled. I can't recommend their hot beef roll enough. It definitely melts in your mouth. Good value for money and high quality produce.

Found this by accident on way out of Market Rasen. We didn't have a meal there but did stop for a latte and cake which really was lovely. The staff were friendly and I was very pleased to find that it is dog friendly (unlike most of Lincolnshire). There is a lovely farm shop here too and a nice butchers. We will certainly be going back when next in the area.