The Cider Pantry in New Forest

We were lucky enough to have breakfast here this morning and it was absolutely delicious! The whole farm was great with geese and guinea fowo amidst all sorts of beautiful wildlife. If we are ever in the area again we will definitely be back.

We live in Essex and this is the 6th time we have been here in 3 years, every time we come to the new forest we always pay a visit. We have been to many others in the new forest but none come close.The price is brilliant for what you get and we are never disappointed.Would highly recommend.

We'd promised ourselves a late breakfast in Burley, before a stroll through the forest there, and enjoyed a fantastic cooked breakfast at The Cider Pantry, just ouside the pretty and busy little New Forest village of Burley.Very impressive covid measures - they encourage customers to book in advance, especially for lunch. We'd arrived around 10.30, and happily they had a spare table, but certainly advance booking is to be recommended if you can. Distancing and hygeine excellent.Our breakfasts arrived piping hot, on hot plates. Everything cooked to perfection - the scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, tomato and mushrooms in my "Farmer's breakfast" were as good as I've ever tasted, and smelt incredible as the plate was brought to us. I opted for a second slice of thick granary toast - lots of scrummy toast with my cooked breakfasts!Our breakfast tea and fresh coffees were excellent, as was the friendly service throughout.Parking is easy outside, (gravel), and follow the clear covid instructions. We'd parked in the Burley car park, (£3.50 for 4hrs), and strolled the 5mins to the Pantry.There's a lovely little cider etc shop out back, and a small collection of interesting old farming and cider-making machinery.Love it here.

Friendly, clean, excellent breakfasts. We have just returned from 3 nights b&b at the Cider Pantry in the heatwave and covid. Our room was ground floor at the front as we had our dogs with us but it was spacious and clean. We also had a little table and chairs and patio area just outside. However the road is quite busy so was rather noisy at night as we had to leave the windows open it was so hot. Breakfasts were top notch and any requests could be accommodated. There was no wifi in the room as the stone walls were so thick but fine out on the patio. Staff were friendly and helpful. Recommended.

It was lovely that The Cider Pantry has partially re-opened after Covid and we felt very reassured by the measures in place. There is a great Coffee Pod serving coffees, cakes and delicious cider! And plenty of tables in a nearby field and garden which were well spaced out. Also an outdoor shop selling fresh produce and a cider shop. We really enjoyed our visit - thank you!

Have been to the cidar shop here at burley but never into the tea room...lovely place...I enjoyed the cheese scone and half a cidar deal...really recommend.

The breakfasts here are fantastic! Loads of choice and always delicious. It does get busy, but for good reason, and you won’t be disappointed by the quality of the food.

We stopped in for some breakfast after a 2 hour drive to the New Forest... what a great choice we made.. really well cooked food and good coffee... very friendly and good value.. very easy to recommend this cafe...

We visited after a long walk to warm up with a cup of tea and a bite to eat. We were welcomed straight away and shown to a little table. The specials looked amazing but we both decided on a homemade veggie burger from the main menu which did not disappoint! Afterwards we popped into the little cider shop round the back to pick up some local cider and chutney. Definitely a place I’d go to again!

What a fabulous place! Our party tried the sandwiches, soups and the roast. It was all amazing. The roast dinner is the best I have ever eaten. The cracking on the roast pork was fabulous and the selection of veg! Yellow, white and orange carrots, two types of broccoli, roast parsnips and crispy light roast potatoes; not to mention the gravy which was outstanding all was cooked to perfection. We also tried the cream tea, that too was delicious. All this in a lovely setting with waiting staff that couldn’t have been more attentive. Thank you will definitely be making this a regular.

Delightful little restaurant with cider shop next door. Friendly, welcoming staff, tasty wholesome food, fairly priced. Nothing was too much trouble for them and they went out of their way to accommodate. The cider cheese pairing was a nice idea, give it a try!

Pre-booked a table for 1pm on Halloween. Had asked in advance about gluten free options and told that they were available when booking.Arrived on time, nice table with a view over the garden. Good range of teas and soya milk available - we both had tea to start.Took our time ordering and checked that items were vegan as well, as my girlfriend has to limit her dairy intake.The soup was mushroom soup, vegan. We both had that, it was very tasty.The tuna sandwich on gluten free bread was tasty. I ordered the burger of the day, which was beef, served with pickles, beetroot, coleslaw and chips. We shared the chips between us.I did order the bacon and that came out afterwards along with the cheese but I didn't mind at all.We shared a big bottle of the freshly squeezed New Forest apple juice.We had ordered olives with hummus, gluten free bread and olive oil/ balsamic vinegar dip. That came out after the main course and we took that home.We also took home some cake - Victoria sponge, carrot cake and gluten free chocolate brownie and lemon drizzle cakes.It was very busy and took a couple of hours but well worth it. Stephen and the team answered all our questions and it was really nice to be able to eat out and have a great selection for all the dietary requirements we had to cover, so thank you. We'll be back.

Breakfast here was delicious and always piping hot. The cakes were amazing too. We also bought some of the cider to take home with us. Will definitely be back!

As a cyclist I’d often used the Cider Pantry and normally received a nice welcome and good food.On a recent visit as a group of 4, we went inside to see all the tables of 4 reserved but empty, we then went to the counter to ask if there were any tables that we could use for an hour but were then told that there were plenty of tables available. We then stated that they were all reserved and were then shown to a large table.The staff member then returned to the counter and was heard to mention to another member of staff he’s just had to sort out a group of <word removed to comply with tripadvisor!We then decided that we didn’t need to be abused like that and left to find an alternative lunch stop.Rudeness like that is totally unnecessary.

Very disappointed today to find a far lower quality lunch menu. What’s happened to the great ploughman’s and filled baguettes? Sorry will not be returning unless we hear a quality menu has returned.

There are times when you want reliability , then have no doubt that this restaurant will deliver. The spicey rarebit is great as a lught lunch or their heavenly selection of cakes and cream teas will not disapoint. TRY IT!!!!!

We go regularly here to eat and the food is amazing - their chips are the best around , love their home made cakes , always have a lovely meal and staff are very good

We love a visit to Burley. This time we decided to have a light lunch. The man that we first spoke to and then took our order did not seem to want to be there. He wasn't rude but he wasn't particularly pleasant either. The scones looked very nice but

Had breakfast here whilst staying at the attached bed and breakfast also excellent. The breakfasts were always top quality, the bacon was some of the best I've had anywhere the toast was thick and tasty, the full breakfast had hardly any grease or fat to be seen, absolutely everything was top notch, fully enjoyed every one, would recommend to anyone.

Called in for some lunch, looking forward to trying this place. I went in first to ask if they allowed dogs, while my husband and dog stayed in the car. No one was behind the counter, although there was someone lolling over the food counter in the kitchen. Eventually a surly, unsmiling male appeared. I asked if they allowed dogs, and, without ever making eye contact with me simply said “not inside, but there’s a garden at the back if you want” and gesticulated with his thumb somewhere behind him. That was the whole of his conversation, no offer to show me where, or shown a menu, nothing. I simply turned on my heel and left. The service here is simply awful; rude, unhelpful and off-putting. We will not be going back.

Visited here on a recommendation of a family member.

Wedding anniversary weekend for me and Mrs Evans and we wanted to return to Burley as we spent our first night of honeymoon here at the Manor. The Cider Pantry was familiar to us as we walked by last time we were here. So very glad we decided to stay this time as the whole experience was delightful. The Kingston Black annex was perfect for secluded privacy at the side of the property, just like our own little flat. Burley village just 1min walk and direct access to forest walks. Huge old spot pigs across the road and the usual beautiful ponies wandering by past the window make for a fabulous New Forest experience for new and old visitors. The beautifully presented breakfast room was a delight and the cooked English was delicious with huge doorstep toast. Will definitely use the Cider Pantry again and would recommend to anyone wanting a great stay on the Forest....ten out of ten

Lovely stop for lunch. Quiche was excellent along with cakes. Fair prices. Nice garden if you can avoid the wasps! Good place to cycle to.

A short trot out of the village but you can get hot and cold food at reasonable prices and portions are good. Plenty of seating and very friendly staff. It is a cross between a tea room and a cafe. Ham ploughman’s is yummy. Make sure you are hungry before you go though. At the back by the car park is a cider shop selling in house cider and lots of other goodies. I don’t drink so haven’t tried it. Would highly recommend you call in for lunch if you are visiting Burley.

Every year we go to the New Forest to go and remind ourselves what a beauty the place is and why people enjoy it so much. Every year, we visit the Cider Pantry to buy cider and visit the tea room. It was 45 minutes before the closing time and we asked a tea room lady how much time we had left to order (we were standing by the cider shop entrance). She said we had 15 minutes before orders stop and by the time we walked round to the front and went in, she bluntly said “Oh actually we’re shut. They’ve put everything away now”. No mention of an apology, nothing. We were angered by this that we simply turned around and walked out.

Had a cooked breakfast to start with. Sausages were full of flavour and best poached eggs I've ever had. Meant to take photos but got too excited and just dove straight in. Came back for a cream tea. Wow. Crisp outside but so fluffy in the middle. Perfect size, and a lovely buttery taste. Definitely recommend.

Two of us stopped by for a late morning drink and some cake. People seemed nice but the cake wasn't as good as I'd expect for the price.

We were a big party and they coped quite well considering they were already busy! Food and drinks orders were taken separate to try and help the kitchen end and most items arrived swiftly. Food isn’t as good as in the past but still decent. Cakes are homemade so leave some

Strange reaction to coming in about 930 and whilst coffee and apple juice were spot on the food itself was less than average. Bacon and Scrambled Eggs were exceptionally badly cooked and smoked salmon was of poor quality. Shame

Good food in a lovely setting. Excellent parking at the back and right next door to the cider shop and farm which is good for younger children to have a look around whilst waiting.

I can not recommend the cider pantry enough. We visited here twice on a recent trip to the new forest. Our lunch was delicious. The egg mayo sandwich was out of this world and the apple juice was chilled to perfection. When searching for a cream tea we couldn’t resist returning to the cider pantry for a delicious scone served with plenty of jam and clotted cream. Service was calm, efficient and friendly,. Thank you for providing us such delicious food.

Was looking forward to having coffee and lunch here but on politely enquiring inside at the till if we ordered our drinks here, I was rudely shouted at by a middle aged male staff member,‘ we come to you!’ I then asked if he had a menu we could look at and again was rudely told, ‘we come to you!’ No hello, how are you, how can I help, just utter bad manners. Such a shame that a simple thing called politeness was missing and so we left with no desire to return in future.

Lovely garden at the back - only stopped by for a coffee and a quick snack but all good. Friendly staff. Recommended.

A not very imposing building, but a most amazing breakfast and well worth the short wait for the "Hangry Farmers Breakfast" £9.95 from a wide and varied Menu with good vegetarian options. Amazed at the quality of everything.bacon more like a thin steak and with cracking. Wowww!!!

Our room was spotless, comfortable and large. Huge modern bathroom, with shower and bath. Large soft fluffy towels, Supply of tea/coffee etc copiously restocked each day. Excellent choices for breakfast. Very pleasant & helpful staff. Plenty of parking and pretty grounds to enjoy. I'd give it a rating of 12/10!!

We were absolutely delighted we chose this tea room as it is simply the best one we have ever been to. We have tried a few cream teas in and around Burley but this is our absolute No1. All the food is freshly made, tasty and looks amazing. We had the cream tea, which was incredible. Freshly baked warm scones, lovely jam and beautiful clotted cream. The tea is proper loose leaf tea and the portions are generous. Service is second to none. The friendly staff, Susan, Hollie and Lorraine work hard to make sure everyone feels very welcome. Having recently being diagnosed as Gluten Intolerant I did not think I would be able to find anywhere that catered for my, annoying, dietary concerns however when I called to make an enquiry they were happy to offer to make me some Gluten Free scones, I was amazed as you can't even buy these in most large supermarkets. The scones themselves were fabulous, so much so we went back the next day for more and we don't have a sweet tooth. If you have special dietary requirements call the day before and they will do their best to accommodate you. Lorraine bakes all the goods and is an incredible baker. We also bought a piece of Lemon Drizzle cake to take away and again this was excellent. There is ample parking, a rare thing in Burley, and plenty of seating inside and out in the garden. Thank you to all the staff who made our short holiday break even more special by exceeding all our hopes and expectations, we cannot wait to revisit.

We only popped in for an afternoon drink on hot day but found the garden to be lovely and the staff very smiley and friendly and very quick too. Tried the homemade apple juice and their bottled cider - very nice indeed!

Went here because of reviews, weren’t disappointed! The sandwiches were huge and delicious as was the food the everyone ordered, the drinks were good, top notch if I could give 10 I would.

had lunch here on a cycle round the new forest. delicious menu of salads, light lunches, various things on toast. Wanted to eat it all :) The savoury scone tea looked amazing,good specials too. Lots of cider and local produce also to buy in the shop.

Stayed here in a family room for 1 night. 1 double bed and 2 singles. Huge room with large bathroom. Lots of parking and nice owners. Breakfast was very nice, I had the veggie and there was lots of it. Lovely little shop. Would definitely stay here again.

We have been to Burley many times over the years but have never found this place until we cycled past it on a recent visit. A wonderful combination of cream teas and locally produced Cider. Our cream tea was probably the best we have had, lovely warm scones and lashings of thick clotted cream, yum.

Went with my partner, sister and her 2 and a half year old and the atmosphere was great and so were the staff. Would recommend the cheese scones, even took some to take away!

The Cream Tea with 2 Hot Scones and a large Tea pot with Cream and Jam it was Excellent the best we have ever had, the service was very good, we would defiantly recommend you go here

Called in to have the scone cream tea. Selected their fruit and cider scone and boy was it good. Served with strawberry jam and oodles of clotted cream.

Dropped in for breakfast 10.45am after a walk in the forest and on the moors. We had 2 dogs with us and sat in the garden, the food was lovely and tasty, i’d Recommend....

We visited here on a trip through the new forest and was recommended it by the lady in the fudge!! We was not disappointed the food was fabulous we both had savoury tea . The cheese scone was so lovely and fresh and warm served with cheddar cheese and chutney just amazing.

Stopped in late afternoon. Charming setting. Staff not really interested and only serving drinks and cake. Fair enough. Only a few people there at 4pm but waiter asked “watch was your table number”. Haven’t a clue replied my husband but you have only just served us. Wanted to recommend this establishment as justboff the beaten track but no way. Customer service with a smile might help.

Went for lunch today, amazing Welsh rarebit & huge sandwiches! Cider has a kick to it! Nice selection of soft drinks too will come back & try the cakes next time 👍🏻👍🏻

Had a cream tea in the garden. Proper loose leaf tea and freshly baked raisin and cider scones were first class.

Can't say much more than the title really though I feel I should point out that my views may have been heavily influenced by cider. Veggie burger ...best I've eaten

We tried few ciders. To be honest I expected better ones, as this place seems popular.

Had a few ciders here and food .lovely place good food and ciders. Ponies come right up to you here .Dog friendly and very helpful. Ciders I highly recommend make sure you walk here or get a lift .

We cycled from Brockenhurst for lunch. Food was very tasty (bacon and egg roll and croque monsieur) and the service was friendly and efficient. We will be returning.

The scrambled eggs with bacon on the break was fantastic, my wife was jealous that she went for fried eggs on white bread with bacon as she is very choosey about scrambled. Went next day in the afternoon for tea and cake and the teacake was equally fantastic with plenty of butter and a pot of jam (who has jam on a hot toasted teacake? Not me).

Our family had lunch yesterday and brunch today at The Cider Pantry. Really well cooked and excellent vegan and veggie choices too!

Another great lunch at the Cider Pantry, great value for quality fresh food. Staff are always friendly & helpful. Cakes & cream teas were nice too! Highly recommended

Walked in for breakfast and was told by a very abrupt waiter that "No Dogs Allowed" but you can sit outside in the cold! Fantastic breakfast at the Burley Inn two minutes walk away five stars. Dogs allowed.

We came in on Saturday for my mum's birthday. She really enjoyed the vegan burger (veggie bun) and especially the vegan chocolate and raspberry cake. I had the same with added bacon which was amazing. Service was good, food arrived quickly and was really tasty. We will definitely come back.

One of the worst expirences of eating eat I’ve endured. The rude waiter who looked to be half in charge took 45 minutes to take our order. Long story cut short our food came out and my roast lamb was cold , my partners was ok she had sausage and mash and other member had jacket potato which you can’t really go wrong with . All food was clearly cooked from frozen . The mint sauce was like water . The waiter brought the mustard out and I’ll still unsure if there was more mustard in the pot or on his hands and trousers. Our food wasn’t checked once . We finished and waited another 30 minutes to complain as our plates weren’t clear even though this waiter seen we had finished numerous times .when I finally had enough I said to him as he walked past we would like the bill please but my meal wasn’t enjoyable and was frozen . He then came up to plate and unbelievable put his fingers in my food on the table and said no it isn’t then told me to go pay over there and walked of muttering under his breath . Service and food is terrible and would suggest to drive past this horror show . Mothers. Day ruined and by the sound of other customers they had issues to

Really lovely little stop whilst in Burley. Lovey lunch and a couple of drinkies, would recommend. Can also buy cider

We have been to the Cider Pantry quite a few times, it's the sort of very casual tea room type venue, walkers and dog walkers stop off, cider lovers heaven.

Great friendly staff, great home produced food. I have visited on other occasions and food has always been fresh and well presented.

We went for food after a long cycle through the New Forest on a cold and windy day. Four of us orderd the rarebit, one tuna melt/toast and one sausage sandwich.

We had a two toasted teacakes. We had to wait for a long time for our food. Sadly the teacakes were burnt when they arrived. Very disappointing.

Visited with friends for a snack & a catch up.

A really good selection for breakfast. Nice and hot and made with high quality ingredients. Good service at a good price.

We stopped after a walk on the old Beeching closed railway line that once ran through the New Forest and thought that this establishment would be just right for our late morning coffee. The coffee was great and much better than usual in places like this and the hot chocolate that was served to one of our party was deemed to be delicious. Although not hungry ourselves we noted that the late morning full English breakfast served to a table close by, was huge and well cooked. However we all commented upon the rather unfriendly nature of those who served us. Not what we would expect from tea rooms in this area, thus the rather mediocre 3* review.

Attended with walking group with a booking made in well in advance for our group. Chaotic taking of orders. Two of our group were served a hot meal and toasted sandwich respectively almost immediately, whilst the rest of us (about ten) waited over an hour for food to be served. They forgot drinks then forgot they had taken my order for a sausage sandwich so had to wait even longer whilst others were eating. Then charged £2.95 for half a cider and £7.50 for a sausage sandwich. Although the two sausages and two slices of granary bread (along with red onion chutney and salad garnish) was tasty, I feel the prices are extortionate. No apologies for the long wait for food, missed orders, nor any offer of any sort of redress, such as complementary drink made to our group leader, who had made such an effort to plan the event in advance.

We had lunch here today. I honestly thought they only did cream teas and sandwiches. How wrong I was. Lots of choice plus a specials. Also plenty of smaller appetite options which is great for kids as well. Opted for sausage and mash. A good choice. It’s a shame you can’t buy the sausages in the shop. However my husband came home with some cider from the shop which he highly recommends!

We came across this quaint place while out walking

My husband and I stopped for brunch on our way to the coast. The staff greeted us warmly. Fantastic selection of breakfasts (served till 11.30). Food arrived promptly and freshly cooked. We could not have wished for more! Simply delicious and very good quality local produce. Hubby had a full English breakfast, I plumped for avocado and poached eggs on doorstep granary toast. Wonderful coffee too!

Went here for breakfast following a friend's wedding. A lovely spot for a pleasant drink and meal, and the cider is great - take some home with you!

Stopped here for a bite to eat. Nice place, reasonable value, free WiFi! Soup & sandwich was good. Scones good too.

Excellent place to sit and eat. Staff were fabulous. Ploughmans lunch was right on the button! Would go back here again any time

Arrived on a Sunday afternoon at 3pm, to be told they had ran out of scones.....Really! Disappointing to say the least.

We unexpectedly stopped at the Cider Pantry for my father's 93rd birthday lunch after finding the original tea room I'd selected for the celebration closed for refurbishment. We arrived at about 2.15p.m. which was 45 minutes prior to the end of lunch service. The staff were very welcoming and the surroundings were lovely. The restaurant was fairly busy considering it was a Thursday. There was a wide choice of food on the menu including 4/5 additional special daily choices. My parents selected scampi and chips whilst I enjoyed a very generous sized baked potato with tuna mayonnaise. All was well presented and the waitress was very cheerful and efficient. My parents enjoyed their lunch, as did I, and we certainly plan to return shortly. Thank you all at the Cider Pantry for saving the day and making the birthday treat special.

This is such a lovely tea rooms, my favourite. Welsh rarebit is fantastic and so are the cream teas. Tea with real tea leaves.

The Cider Pantry is a rustic building on the outskirts of Burley. It has a long shed to accommodate indoor visitors and a lovely garden at the rear.

My wife and I dropped in on Sunday morning for coffee and cake. We normally have a visit to a cafe in the village centre, but decided to try something new. We went in and were told to take a seat and somebody would be with us. A member of staff gave us menus and then disappeared. After a 15 minute wait, my wife went to the counter, in case we had to order there, to find 2 members of staff just talking! She ordered coffee and toasted tea cake for both of us. The coffees arrived with both spilt into the saucers, followed by tea cakes that could only be described as “well done”. The cafe was quiet, so there did not appear to be any reason for the poor service, but at least we know that our old established favourite was the better choice!

On a recent business trip to Poole I was invited to lunch at The Cider Pantry Burley. If you have never been to Burley you have missed the experience of ponies and horses wandering through the village and along the lanes surrounding.

We arrived at The Cider Pantry around 2.30 and decided to have a late lunch there. The staff were extremely helpful and the portions were huge! We mainly had sandwiches, but they were a feast and thoroughly delicious. We enjoyed it so much that we went back a few days later for one of their cream teas and, again, this was delicious. The only "downside" was the wasps, but we eventually gave in and finished our cream tea inside! Again, the staff were very helpful, accommodating and understanding though! Would highly recommend a visit and it's much nicer inside than it looks.

I live in the village and my friends were staying at the cider pantry when they came to visit. We booked breakfast for 19 of us and it was excellent.

Very accommodating, lovely egg and bacon rolls which we asked to take away as were in a hurry. Would visit again!

Visited yesterday afternoon and opted for two cream teas, one with a plain scone and one with the cider scone, both of which were delicious. Good amount of jam and cream, decent tea & coffee and the staff were lovely. Will definitely return.

Succulent cider flavoured sausages with mash and onion gravy. Quiche with salad and chips and beef chilli with rice. All these meals were tasty and filling. No room for the apple cake so bought some to take away along with the cheese scones and fruit scones. Nothing was too much bother for the friendly staff. Called in at the cider shop to buy cider and cheese, a great combination! Will certainly be back again.

Stopped here today with my other half. We both had the happy farmers breakfast as opposed to the hangry farmers breakfast. The quality of the ingredients was obvious, the sausage and bacon in particular were lovely. The price was reasonable and I would go back again if I were in the area.

walked over to Burley with my dog to get some cider from their cider shop and thought I'd pop in here for a spot of lunch.

My friend and I stumbled across this lovely cafe looking for some decent lunch and we were not disappointed. The food was delicious and fairly priced, staff friendly and welcoming, and the menu varied and suitable for all consumers. Very happy customers!

We have been coming here for the past 3 years after we stumbled across it coming back from a bike ride.

Good location on outskirts of Burley village( Bransgore road) popular with walkers and cyclists.

Nice cafe. Delicious soup and sandwiches. Portions came in two sizes - brilliant idea as large portions were huge.

lovely cider and the cheese scones are the best I've ever tasted along with the chutney. definitely worth a visit.

I reviewed this cafe a couple of years ago and thought I would review again after a recent visit.

It’s a lovely looking place but I was taken aback by just how poor the food was. Bland is an understatement. Can’t fault the staff, but the chef(s) need to taste the food before sending it out. We ordered the veggie burger and a mac n cheese and honestly, I don’t understand how such simple dishes could go as wrong as they did. Really sorry, but the food here is awful, just awful.

Stopped in here for lunch. Slow service, ordered rarebit-completely burnt and dripping in grease. Chips were horrible too- deep fried old potatoes. Complained and rarebit taken off the bill, would not come back again.

Friendly service. Courteous kind caring. Good knowledge of menu We bought local cider out of the barrel next door. Easily accessible. Good parking. Lots of walks nearby. Our second time here

We had breakfasts and cakes. The breakfasts were marvellous with loads of salmon and good quality produce. We had the apple juice with our breakfast which is grown and crushed on the premises and is excellent. The cakes were up there with the best. We recommend the cream tea but leave plenty of room. Mary is clearly a good cook and the ingredients she uses are of quality. It is a family run business.

Great breakfast on the morning of a wedding. Food was so good and looked locally sourced. Delicious.

Visited the Cider Pantry for breakfast yesterday. Very welcoming staff. Breakfast served quickly and was delicious. Highly recommend.

I stopped for a late lunch and afternoon tea. Everything was fresh, plenty to eat, and served by pleasant staff in a cool garden. I highly recommend the sultana and cider scones with cream.