Tanhouse Farm Shop in Mole Valley

I took my elderly mum out for lunch and when I asked for a diet coke, I was told that they didn't sell that and all cold drinks were in the cabinet. I asked if they had any other sugar free cold drink. I was told I'd have to look at the cans, or I could have water or a hot drink. I decided therefore to go without. The food = mum ordered the beef and ale pasty. It was so dried up and hard that she could barely cut it with a knife let alone her teeth! I did complain to the waitress who promised to feed back and waited a good 10 minutes or so as I thought someone might show some interest and come over. They didn't! I appreciate that things can go wrong in any business but it's how those things are dealt with that seperates the good from the average.With so many choices locally, can't say I'll be rushing back.

The food was very good, recommended the lamb and mint pasty. DIssapointed the farm shop was not bigger, and a table and chairs were in the shop itself so could not get to everything.

One star is for thelocation, Good place with so much of nature around us. Last week me & my son got coffee from the outside van which was good. Visited again on Sunday. Food was awful, very bland mushrooms, tasteless eggs& basic shop bought bread. This is all there for vegetarians & my flat white was awful again. Other family members ordered big breakfast. One of them enjoyed their meal. Very disappointed.

This place is simply the best. Great food, fantastic environment, wonderful staff. If you're looking for an out of the way treat for friends or family, this is it.

Best pre-prepared savoury healthy food for lunch for many many miles. The absolute opposite of a "greasy spoon" type place. Meat and veggie dishes. Creative salads. Great cakes so a great tea break stop as well. Some places its hard to choose because I don't fancy anything. Here its the opposite. I could eat it all so hard to pick just one!! Really nice atmosphere. Love it. Cyclists favourite cafe as well.

Visited here with elderly mother. We had tea and cake. Great big mug of tasteless milky tea and equally tasteless cake. Staff were friendly but very inexperienced and slow. Conservatory was pretty. Sadly I doubt we will be back.

Really nice spot to have lunch, very busy, lovely food and helpful staff , our first visit but will go back in the summer, outdoor area for kiddies, lots of dog walkers and cyclists us e this lovely

First time visit, very busy, lovely food, nice friendly staff, will be back. Also outdoor space for kiddies to play.

Have visited a few times in the last year - with a group of friends, with my boyfriend and most recently with my parents. Each time the lunch has been delicious and staff friendly. I usually go for the ham with a couple of the salads on the side. Plenty of seating indoors as well as outside. There is a public footpath located close to the cafe where you can enjoy an amazing circular walk passing small lakes, beautiful rural buildings and farmland. On my last visit, I couldn’t resist leaving with some homemade sausage rolls and an apple chutney. Looking forward to my next visit!

We were staying nearby and this place was recommended to us, We ended up going every day. There is a good choice of food for the vegan amongst us and the food was delicious. They also sell lovely homemade items and produce. Great atmosphere and staff are super nice. We visited in December and it was lovely and warm and cosy, Will definitely return for a yummy breakfast. The donkeys were not out in the field as it was too cold but we did sneak into the barn to see them.

ordered cheese sandwich-awful. small amount of grated cheese mixed with ggod knows what kind of pickLe. An awful mush that didn't taste of anything. Pointed this out to staff members who just said o it's grated.....

My mother and I visited the farm shop for the first time today having driven past it for a number of years. The approach was not super clear but the tearoom was lovely! We ordered coffee (which was very nice) and were served quickly and efficiently. The staff were polite and friendly and there were plenty of places to sit. The ambiance of the tearoom was warm and welcoming with a pretty aesthetic - will definitely be returning! :)

A lovely farm shop and cafe. We visited here because we wanted somewhere that served breakfast and was dog friendly! Such a lovely setting with outdoor and indoor seating! Well behaved dogs allowed indoors. We ordered 2 full English breakfasts and it was delicious! They also had a counter filled with yummy choices of pies, quiches, salads etc which you can eat in or buy to take away, so didn’t miss the opportunity to buy a few goodies to enjoy later in the day as well. Very prompt and friendly service, clean and spacious and in a very pretty setting! Can’t recommend enough!

A very pleasant family setting with catering for children's meals and outdoor climbing frames and swings. Two donkeys in a field to observe. Food is of a very high standard and quality. However there is a very serious problem with wasps and they admit to having a severe problem by offering you a swat with which to fend them off. My wife and I were seated inside and after our food arrived, we immediately had 5-6 wasps around us attracted by our soft drinks and sweet pickle that came with my cheese board. We decided to move outside, which compounded the problem even further, we were swarmed and I was stung on the neck is less than two minutes. I was impossible to complete our meal in these conditions and abandoned it. We explained to the manager our dilemma and asked for a refund, which was flatly refused and told that the wasps were not her fault. I agree, it is not her fault, but at least make a goodwill gesture and take steps to eradicate the problem. They offered us a swat with our meal, which as mentioned before is and admission of having a serious problem. So to all out there with potential allergies to wasp stings, DO NOT GO THERE.

We visited here on July 9th and had a morning to forget after a metal fence (which hadn’t been installed properly) fell on our daughter and trapped her. The large fence had been put around the park to stop children using it. However the fence was only kept standing by two bits of rope tied to trees, which we were unaware of. There were also toys just a metre or so in front of the fence encouraging children to play. The fences were literally balancing on the grass (from a distance they looked like they were dug into the ground) with nothing securing them. Fortunately our daughter was okay. However, the manager didn’t once come out to see if we were okay or if we needed anything. Several people complained before us and when we finally went in, we got a very brief sorry and told that the contractor who installed the fences had been called. I even heard her shout to one of the staff to relay the information on for her if anyone else asked about the fences. I don’t blame or fault any of her staff, and I wouldn’t even have written this post if the manager had come out and checked to see if we were okay. That is all it took. She did, in the end, offer us some free food, but only after several discussions. This isn’t a complaint about the food which is very good, but the way this potentially very awful situation was handled is one they need to learn from so this doesn’t happen to anyone again.

Visited this lovely little tearoom today with hubby, how disappointing that the whole seating area indoors could do with a THOROUGH good clean shelves were thick with dust and objects for sale had not been moved for quite awhile Cushions on seats filthy and walls could do with a wash down Felt like little miss muffet when a spider came down from web and crawled over table

Stopped for coffee and cake on a bike ride. The shepherds hut works really well - very quick service with good coffee and cake.

Due to Covid breakfast was still in a barn with big open door, but parasols have little heaters underneath, and there are blankets and lumpy cushions to sit on the benches. Full English breakfast is very good quality and delicious, except the winter tomato. Many cyclists stop there for buns and sandwiches.

Used to love this place and raved about it to many friends. However, noticed on my recent visit that they use wasp traps. I emailed them two weeks ago to ask whether the traps were lethal or the captives released humanely at regular intervals, but nobody responded. It's shameful as wasps and bees are vital to our ecology and shouldn't be destroyed for convenience. There may well be good reasons for using them but seeing as nobody bothered to respond to my enquiry, I can only assume the worst.

I have driven past this place many times and had always promised myself one of their full English breakfasts. It was around 930am on a Wednesday morning on a glorious sunny day when I went past the entrance and decided that today was the day I'd fulfil my self promise. Drove up the drive and turned into a reasonably sized grass covered car park. Parked up and made my way into the Farm shop and ordered a full English and a cuppa. Came to £10.90. Went outside as it was such a nice day and found an empty wooden table with bench seats available, sat down and enjoyed the sunshine and watched children playing on the fort and rocking platform whilst waiting for my breakfast. It wasn't long in coming. A nice full English two eggs, two rashes of bacon, a couple of hash browns, a couple of sausage patties, half a tomato, mushrooms and a couple of slices of toast and butter plus a cup of breakfast tea - should have taken a photo of it but was more focused on eating. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted great. As I ate a succession of cars appeared and the car park and tables filled with families, Many with young children. Seems I had timed my visit to perfection. I shall certainly be returning.

Lovely setting to sit outside, enjoy the countryside and a good healthy meal. Our dog enjoyed the visit too! Noticed great play area to keep kids entertained also and some lovely donkeys on the way in. Will be back for sure.

The food is salads, quiches, pies, cheeseboards, pastries – all home-made stuff of very good quality and reasonably priced and they do an all-day breakfast. Take a look at their website; isn’t that informative so you’ll maybe have to take my word for the place...

We returned the ham and mustard sandwich because it was inedible. Way too much mustard, there was no apology and no offer of a replacement. I though £20 for a sandwich and a slice of quich was a little OTT.

We absolutely love Tan House Farms whether we come for a full meal or a cappuccino and a cake. The staff is always friendly and efficient and the grounds are lovely. They have successfully created an environment for everybody... .young children, the many cyclists, families,...

Worth every penny! Fantastic place for food, lovely polite staff, will take my business back for a mornings breakfast soon!

I was coming on here to write what a wonderful place this is to visit for so many reasons ! However it’s made me sad to read an earlier review about the treatment of a child by the owner and other staff members. I was...

Unfortunately we had an appalling service, the owner (not that we new this at the time) , shouted at my 5year old child in the play area to stop playing with the gavel (pebbles) that made up the path around the kids play area. To which my child became upset, understandable so not knowing what they had been playing with was not allowed.This vile person that approached and shout at my young child without speaking with me directly or explaining the reason behind why!! Needs to rethink WHO they are marketing this cafe for. Children love stones if you don't want them to play with them remove them from the play area. Or put up signs (so that us mummies can explain to our children not to play with them before they get shouted at by complete strangers!).Another member of staff became aggressive and standoffish when we asked "why" and to "put up signs" I definitely would advise some customer service training to staff and to remove the stones from the play area.Do not recommend if you have children!! Staff treat them horridly. Would give 0stars if I could! Please next time speak to the parents first to ask there children to stop making little castles out of stones. Lovely scenic views of the countryside.

This is a great place if you have kids and want them to be able to play and you have a sociable lunch as the play area is near enough to be able to continue eating but check on them too. There’s indoors and outdoor...

We haven’t seen our children and grandchildren for a long time. They arranged a tea to be delivered to our door on my birthday. Not only was it a lovely present, it was a beautiful tea with delicious sandwiches, best ever sausage roll, excellent scones...

Great food, top place for a takeaway with great care being taken on covid precautions. Well done on staying open in these very difficult times.

Need to review your customer service and remember there are a lot of local people trying to support local businesses. But being grumpy with your customers when you have plentiful competition isn’t helpful!!! Especially when they are trying to help you keep your facilities clean....

We go here every morning ( Covid allowing ) . It’s wonderful from the food, the staff , cleanliness and even the way it’s decorated . Cyclists go into a separate area which is very cool . Can’t recommend enough !

More like a cyclists club. Nothing special , huge queues , the area outside is ok but nothing special.

Totally misleading, postcode leads to a complete different location. Nowhere near Dorking!!! No power, so our planned breakfast plans were ruined, we had to drive 15 to 20 minutes to Dorking for Brunch instead. The only things to see were 2 donkeys at the entrance,...

Wonderful place. Food is delicious- lovely cakes too. Lovely surroundings and great for little children with a safe little play area. The setting is beautiful

We had a lovely time here yesterday - coffee and cake turned into 2 coffees each, a cold drink each, and various pasties and cookies. Four hours flew by, sitting in the sun outside. And the donkeys were friendly too!

Great well run cafe and farm shop, with an impressive menu. Really enjoyed the Chicken and Ham pie, and had a mixed salad with it - very impressive salad.

The location of this farm shop is lovely - overlooking fields with a nice looking children’s play area.The tables were nice with sweet touches including fleeces Unfortunately, one of the main reasons this only gets 3 stars were the unfriendly staff! The two ladies serving were abrupt and slightly stand offish... I was surprised !The tea didn’t have the teabag left in and therefore was a mug of milky tea - I’ve never not been offered the teabag before. I would have expected a teapot also ... sadly I can’t bear milky tea either...My scone had far too little butter for the amount of scone.Huge potential but didn’t deliver today. I’d try again though!

We visited for the second time and were not disappointed. Home made and freshly cooked food was lovely, particularly the bacon! Coffee is properly made from good beans, and the staff are delightful and friendly. The home made pies, pasties and sausage rolls look splendid and doubtless taste as good as they look.So far, we have only visited in the colder months and there is a large wood burning stove pumping out the heat, as well as radiators. It is a joy to sit in the warm conservatory with the rain pelting down outside. Loads of outside space in the summer, and two donkeys to stroke.

I've been visiting this place for years. First found it as a convenient locations to meet friends who lives a little way away but I'm consistently delighted my the food. So many tempting tasty things you don't know where to start. Brunch is especially good.

Lovely homely comfy cafe with friendly helpful staff and gorgeous meals. Their roast beef and horseradish sandwiches are to die for. Lovely warming pumpkin soup today too. A warm welcome for the four legged pooch too!

Beautiful food and coffee always on offer. We always go here as a family atleast once a week. All staff are absolutely lovely. Gorgeous Donkeys always there to greet you!

Been here a few times for lunch and travel far to get here as food is sooo good. Particularly love the engine beef with choice of salad for lunch. I’ve also had quiche, sausage rolls and pastries which are all good. Lovely to sit outside in the sunshine or cozy inside in the winter too. The only negative I have is the cakes look a little disappointing and don’t quite live up to the food selection. I always love a bit of cake but have never ordered any here partly the way they are displayed and partly just the look of them. I had a scone once but that was not the best so haven’t ordered cake again. Shame otherwise I would if given 5 star plus as really great ambience and helpful staff in living setting

Farm house fun for breakfast. Kids play you eat and chat. There are donkeys and other animals. Great coffee and most food home made.

I have visited this cafe a number of times over the past four or five years. I normally have a cooked breakfast which have always been very good but this time I had a portion of Lasagne, new potatoes and grilled vegetables which was very good. I didn’t have to wait long for it to be served either. All the ingredients were home made.

Out in the countryside a very pretty garden to sit in or in the cafe it self. The staff are very nice and the food is good. There is a small playground for the children and there is cattle and donkeys to see.

Went for Sunday breakfast with friends, despite being busy mainly with cyclists the service was quick and efficient - although the girl taking orders came across as a little nonchalant.

Stopped off here for a cup of coffee on Saturday, lovely setting to enjoy a few moment relax out of a busy day,

We were a party of 8 adults and 6 children. Cosy place which sat all of us comfortably. The presentation was impressive and food delicious. Staff were welcoming and happy. The playground was a hit with the young ones. Will come again.

Love this cafe. It's a real destination cuppa for us...often drive / cycle out here for the great food and lovely setting. So many happy memories....topped off with a donkey stroke. Happy days.

Lovely food. Homemade soup with cheese and onion scone beautiful. Hot coffee. Service was great friendly staff. Car park was busy but was told that cyclists use it to park then bike through the countryside so don't let that put you off.

Visited after getting recommendation from a friend with my son, niece and nephew. And it was definitely worth it. The scone was warm and there was more than enough cream and jam to be generous. All serving staff were very polite. We will be back!

The light lunches are generous and fresh the service is good and as the weather improves (hopefully) outside searing with field views again good staff

Great Food, great service lots of space. Space for boys to run around and play football or on slides or even the climbing frame. Good is the best. Service great Game sounds in the background.

We visited today for a coffee and a snack and were completely put off by the graceless, grumpy, and frankly, rude service received. We won’t be back and wonder how many others have felt the same in the year since the following post was made, as they had clearly experienced something very similar:

What a lovely place to catch up with friends in an environment that is safe for children and allows full engagement into the environment. The food was delicious and caters for different allergies. I would highly recommend this little farm coffee shop!

Many people and groups choose this place to have a light lunch and it is friendly and fresh food Indoor and outdoor space their liht salad plus lunches are highly recommended

Visited here on a Saturday morning with my husband and dogs. It was very busy with cyclists when we arrived but it did quieten down. Despite how busy it was we received our food very quickly - my tea was still hot when our breakfast arrived (took only 5 mins!) Delicious pancakes and bacon sandwiches and our dogs were very welcome to sit with us inside which is a bonus!

It’s such a wonderful feeling when you uncover a gem! I found Tanhouse Farm shop on Trip Advisor after searching out a suitable eatery for a leisurely catch-up with family. We didn’t want to be rushed for the table or parking restrictions, so avoided Dorking and found this farm cafe in beautiful country surroundings.

I love this place . . . . sadly, so do many others !!! It can get very busy during the summer months - especially when big groups of cyclists drop in.

If you're ever anywhere between Dorking and Gatwick for any reason at all this is a must stop. Coffee - great. Quiche - savoury heaven. Cake - yum.

I met my friend her daughter and dog for lunch today. It's a lovely location and also dog friendly. There seems a delicious array of food but it stops there. My friend ordered vegetable soup that had been reheated in a microwave and had to be sent back as it was lukewarm. She left half of it as it was not pretty tastless. Her daughter had a large sausage roll with a few lettuce leaves splattered with cheap neat balsamic vinegar. The sausage roll had been reheated in the microwave - I'm glad I did not have it as the pastry had become soggy and the fat was oozing out. I had the Mediterranean platter which consisted of the blandest humus I had ever eaten, cold tasteless roasted vegetables, a big bunch of lettuce again with crude balsamic vinegar sprayed over and massive hunks of bread!! The olives were good however. I think the cafe should invest in a proper oven for reheating. Don't think I will be returning the cooks need to up their game and recipes.

On a wet day Tanhouse had a well kept look and we had a friendly welcome. Not impressed with the loos; a bit too rural! The ambiance was relaxed and the FOOD WAS EXQUITE. will travel here again for the beef and roast vegetable salad at any price but our meal was very reasonably priced.

I’ve visited Tanhouse Farm Shop on several occasions. A few times on cycling trips for a much needed, energy boosting, slice of cake with coffee and also with my young kids. With both groups it was an excellent visit.

Good coffee, yummy food, cosy indoor seating area and plenty of outdoor tables too for when the sun shines. Good bowls of soup served with a cheese scone.

I have visited on many occasions with friends or family, the setting is great the service (especially a young lady called Milly) is brilliant and the food exceptional. Great for families, cyclists or anybody else who like great places.

We live very locally to Tanhouse so visit fairly regularly but there are a few subtle things that would make a massive difference.

Spent some quality time here having a good cooked breakfast, we sat outside looking over the farm fields and enjoying the beautiful weather,

Lovely breakfast but be aware there is no table service- you need to go to the till to order your food which is then brought to your table. Has a play area for smaller children. Not much of a farm shop.

A lovely venue to stop off on a long ride. The bacon sandwiches were delicious and the other offerings looked very good.there is a kids play area which make it perfect for a family visit. The staff were polite and helpful. Definitely will visit again.

Stumbled across this farm cafe/restaurant, we were pleasantly surprised by this charming place, on this occasion it was just for an ice cream, but we returned in June 2018 for lunch, it’s very popular with cyclists ‍♀️ and very busy. The food was fresh and lots to choose from, we had salad with various fish and meat, I had salad and the veggie pasty, I don’t think I’ve tasted such a lovely pasty, the pastry was really nice, there is a play area for children, and the donkeys in a separate field, seating inside and out, will definitely be coming here again. The staff work very hard, to keep the customers Happy be prepared for a wait to be served, when it’s busy.

When to the Tanhouse with a group of friends for lunch on the longest day of the year! It’s a beautiful location and so peaceful. Seating was in the garden area and on such a pleasant afternoon, where else would you want to be?

The name Farm Shop is misleading if you are hoping for a great range of organic vegetables. They don't do fresh anything.

Popped in with my mum and daughter after reading the reviews. Lots of homebaked cakes, puddings, pasties, sausage rolls, pastas, quiches, salads etc. I wish I'd taken a picture! Kept thinking my sister would love it as lots of delicious vegetarian options. Nice setting, especial on a sunny day, small children's play area and some rather cute donkeys.

I visit this place regularly and it always impresses. Visited again at the weekend and as usual had delicious coffee and homemade cake. The staff are always very friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere is perfect. Well worth a visit, especially as it is open every day of the week. Highly recommended.

We often eat here. And it's my favourite place to celebrate my birthday with family and friends.

This was my first visit and regrettably the last! The place is really lovely and quirky but the lady behind the counter late morning and over lunch was so unfriendly. I tried to engage in chit chat but she virtually cut me dead and I felt extremely uncomfortable. I was made to feel like a nuisance and certainly not a customer.

I don’t often write reviews but I feel really sad about my experience today at Tanhouse farm. We were taking my nan out for her birthday and I was so looking forward to going to Tanhouse as I had visited previously and found it a lovely place, however today has really made me doubt if I would ever return again. The place itself is beautiful. Perfect for children and the food is lovely which is why I can’t understand how they can get it so wrong with staff?!

Really enjoyed our visit here. Good selection of food, beautiful views, lovely decor and a climbing frame for the kids (which I didn’t get a photo of!). 4/5 just because you have to go outside for the toilets which were v chilly... but is a farm so fair enough I guess!

Wonderful venue for a get together spoilt lately by screaming badly behaved children

Visit this place regularly and it never fails to hit the spot. Superb breakfasts, wonderful home made savouries and cakes, and great atmosphere. The staff are always polite, cheery and friendly. Lovely warm log burner for the winter and delightful garden for the summer. This place cannot be faulted. Highly recommended.

Not often I visit here as out of the way from the usual jaunts. Fantastic setting on a mild and wet Sunday morning. The staff were cheery and helpful, again the sustenance delivered. The full English was delicious and the coffee spot on.

This was a great little stop off to get something to eat, the tearoom itself was pretty nice portions were...

Almorzamos allí hoy. Un hermoso jardín con zona de juegos para los niños corriendo. Cerrado, así que muy seguro y maravilloso sentir en el campo en un día de brisa veranos. Tuve el queso azul y nogal con ensaladas quiche. Todo casero y excelente. Las...

He visitado tanhouse farm en numerosas ocasiones para cafés, almuerzo con la familia y amigos y se convirtió en un firme favorito. Yo no había sido por un par de meses y decidí visitar con mi hija para el almuerzo. Por desgracia, este día me...

Sorprendió gratamente encontrar después de una caminata en Rusper. Yo quería un café y los niños necesitan un bien merecido helado. Esta visita cumplió con todo. El personal no podría haber sido más servicial y el entorno son geniales.

Fuimos allí para el desayuno y los huevos escalfados sobre tostadas y té. No hubo suficiente mantequilla dado ir en la tostada integral muy bueno. Frecuentado por ciclistas es un lugar agradable para tomarse algo ligero.

Esta es una parada fabulosa para ciclistas, especialmente ahora que hay más de loos.

Yo y mi esposa nos detuvimos a desayunar y a ambos nos pareció caro para lo que no teníamos ni granos de salchichas y a sólo un par de champiñones. Cortar muy pobre, pero tengo que decir que era un buen lugar donde ir aparte de eso

The grounds are lovely and easy for children to play while the parents are inside having coffee, tea, etc. The farm shop is quant. The surrounding countryside is lovely.

Hosted a family lunch here – we squeezed onto the table (just!). I had the brie and caramelized onion tart - which I really enjoyed. However I felt the choice of sides (noodles and roasted vegetables) detracted from the meal a bit as they didn’t suit the tart. The staff were lovely. Toys and space to play for the children. Would really recommend a visit, especially as the weather is getting warmer.

I'm so impressed with the vegetarian options at the Tanhouse Farm Shop. Every time I've visited there have been two veggie soups, four veggie salads, and at least two (usually three) hot options... that's besides sandwiches.I'm sure the meat options are great too, but I never take any notice of them of course!The food is very good quality and there's a choice of eating in the conservatory-style area or the cosier / quieter part where the shop and counter are.It's very kid friendly which actually isn't something that favours me, but I know what I'm in for when I go there! There is a large outdoor child play area for the kids to burn off their energy.

Once in a while you find somewhere that you know you'll return to again and again, this was one of those. Fantastic farm shop and cafe, a little off the beaten track but luckily for me it happens to be not far from home. I can think of no better place for breakfast in Surrey, it's as simple as that. Tanhouse Farm Shop has a lot going for it, a great rural location, a couple of friendly donkeys outside and fantastic local food prepared very well. The cafe itself is bright and airy and the staff very pleasant. If you have kids in tow, there's a great looking play area outside. The place is known to the cycling fraternity and there were quite a few cyclists taking a break when we visited. I opted for the full English breakfast, it arrived quickly, was perfectly cooked, and the coffee was excellent too. Unable to fault and can't wait to return.

My family and I are regular visitors to the Tanhouse and I cannot recommend it enough. They do delicious food, breakfasts, cakes etc. Located in a delightful countryside setting, with seating outside during the summer and a log burning stove inside during the winter. Staff are always very friendly and helpful. Well worth a visit.

Though far from the main roads, this quaint farm cafe is well worth a visit for a meal, or even just tea and a slice of excellent cake.Order your food in the shop and take a seat in their conservatory dinning room to await your food. Tanhouse offers a variety of other goods, from home produced products to jewellery and toys to buy.There is no free wifi, however BT Openzone is available. The toilets are nearby in buildings in the car park. There is a small children’s playground outside and well behaved dogs are allowed inside the restaurant.With efficient and friendly service, this cafe’s is a great place for breakfast, or lunch. It’s seats are comfortable and provided with cushions, (and blankets for a chilly day.)The food is excellent and this is an nice place to visit whilst out for the day.

Great place to go for Breakfast or lunch. Took the family there for a full english and the atmosphere was lovely, views overlooking the farm with a great place for the kids to play outside. We went during the week and had a choice of tables but gets busy on a sunday morning with passing cyclists on their way to Rusper. Well worth a visit if you prefer a quieter cafe with good range of food and good homemade grub.

Lovely breakfast with friends in the bright airy barn.In better weather the outside play area would be great for the grand kids to play on while we enjoy the open countryside and another coffee. Lunches looked lovely too.The shop is abit limited n pricey and the one downside was the heating or lack of it...the blow heater was turned off soon after we arrived ,so we left with cold feet !

This is a lovely little hide away that we found years ago by accident Totally recommend it for quality of food and people who run it. We have parties there both 40th and a fairy cake party totally awesome Enjoy

A farm shop a little out of the way and very much on a working farm. But the food is worth spending a little time seeking this place out for a bite of lunch. Had a ham salad and Stilton and Broccoli soup both of which were high quality served in a comfortable conservatory. Orders are placed at the counter with a range of pies and pastries on view. They looked delicious and very high quality the temptation was to over indulge. We will keep this place in mind as a great place for lunch with friends.

So many choices from the menu, all the food served here is fresh and by taste of things local too. There's a outdoor picnic area with a play ground, and a little bit inside for the little ones where's there more seating whenever weather bad plus a small-arms shop. Highly recommend this place.