The Daffy Caffy in Ryedale

My 'Hot Beef Sandwich ' consisted of a dried out roll, a few tasty onions+mushrooms, one very small piece of delicious looking beef and two dreadful slices of 'spotty' slices of beef from a supermarket packet which were 'hidden' under the unadvertised topping. Slight argument when I asked for a refund. Was told the beef had been kept warming on a hot plate but not for how long. My daughter had already had to return a packet of crisps with a best before date of 2023.

This is a quirky cafe, very basic but a welcoming stop when on the daffodil walk. Hats off to those who work there in such cramped conditions, the young girls especially up and down the narrow passage way and stone steps with trays. There is a good choice of drinks and food - don’t understand the comment on a previous review about the latte being an instant one as that is what it is advertised as on the menu. The outside seating area could do with a makeover.

Came here a year ago and the outdoor eating area was tired and messy, 12 months on it is even worse with broken seating and general messiness. Popular place due to its location so they need to spend some money improving facilities. Expensive for a cup of tea that was served in a cracked and chipped mug. Watching rat run under the tables was our cue to leave. Will not be visiting again.

Dirty little cafe , staff were pleasant but lacked the knowledge of basic hygiene, sucking their fingers whilst taking our orders and wiping their noses on their sleeves. The inside was dark and grubby, and looked like it needed a good scrub and overhaul . Prices for a regular cup of herbal tea and a coffee were extortionate - about £3.20 - and the take away cups they came in were flimsy and soiled and cheap. Not worth the price or the risk to your own health! Will never return and would warn anyone who values their own gut health to avoid at all costs.

what a beautiful find we’ve come on holiday from Great Yarmouth to do the famous daffodil walk And came across this hidden cafe.There was a queue but decided to join it as the food coming out looked amazing. It is well worth the wait staff were lovely and we felt very welcomed! see you in summer.

Great little café. Indoor and out door seating. Great food and friendly service. Be prepared to queue a while when busy and do follow the signs that say keep to the left as its a small area to order food etc, We had a bacon bap and a scone and jam...even a choice of jam. Everything seems to be a package....scone, jam & tea is one price. The bacon bap and coffee/tea was a set price ...I think it was £6.00 Half way around a great walk, The Daffodil Walk from Low Mills to Church Houses and back.

A beautiful located cafe! All of the staff were lovely, food was lush. Good price too. We will be back with the whole family soon 😊

Location 👍 Views 👍 Food 👍 Service 👎 The lady who took our very small order (an afternoon tea, sausage bun and 3 teas), couldn’t seem to cope with a queue. She had a bit of a meltdown, when a man tried to pay for some ice creams whilst she was taking our order. She was apologetic and said to us, “I’m trying to be nice to you.” We then had to repeat our order. Doesn’t sound much however, we felt embarrassed by her attitude towards us, as other customers were waiting behind us. She made us feel uncomfortable, as if we were causing a problem. I’m not sure she should be front of house. The food was nice, decently priced and all of the other staff were lovely but we shall not be returning due to her unprofessionalism. It’s a shame!

Not the best. Latte was one of the sweet packet ones you get. Sandwiches ok. Side salad but no cutlery. If you go on a nice day you can sit outside and watch the birds. Didn't try the cakes but they looked nice. 2 coffees, 1 tuna sandwich with small side salad and 1 bacon butty just under £15. Prefer cash but do have card machine.

Had to smile when I read the previous reviews, especially Lady Ruth's... Look, this is a quirky, fun, interesting cafe with a great bloke who runs it, which offers simple fayre and no posh lad-i--da speciality coffees. If you want a Costa go elsewhere. If you want Michelin starred haute cuisine, go and see the wonderful Tommy Banks, down't road! But if you want simple, good quality food, well cooked and either tea or white coffee (sorry Ruth) then this is the place for you. Loved the simplicity. Loved the banter and loved the value for money on offer. Great place and will now make an annual pilgrimage to the daffs and the Daffey Cafe. #respect #notforanyonecalledRuth

This is the mid point for the daffodil walk so was a good spot for lunch. They are happy for you to go in with muddy boots and coats etc which is ideal. The food is quite simple (bacon/ beef rolls, soup, buns etc) but probably just what you need on a walk. They also have cakes and scones for pudding. It’s quite a scruffy looking place so not somewhere to go for a special occasion but was just what we needed on our walk.

Quirky but very friendly little cafe. It sits astride the Daffy Walk through Farndale. We had a coffee and a sandwich - how nice to able to say "a white Coffee please" instead of getting 20 question on size, composition, allergies etc!! Well worth a stop, they are hoppy with dogs and muddy boots, just as it should be.

Called in for a coffee while doing the Daffodil walk. Asked for an oat milk latte, which seemed to confuse the staff .... I ended up with a 'normal milk' latte with a very small jug of cold oat milk to accompany it. I have no idea why I couldn't make myself understood! The ('normal milk') latte was very disappointing - it tasted very unnaturally sweet though it was made without sugar. I have visited this cafe in the past and had been looking forward to visiting again, as on previous visits it had been fantastic. So, very disappointed this time. Also, the man who appeared to be the 'boss' was rather rude and made me feel as if I was being stupid, asking for my oat milk latte haha 😄

We stopped for refreshments and after ordering tea, scones and hot sandwiches we were given the tray of tea and told the rest would be brought. Sandwiches arrived, no scone. I asked and was told it would be brought out, waitress then kept coming with other orders then questioned whether I'd actually paid for one. I told her how much I'd paid and what I'd bought. She returned again with no scone and questioned me again whether I had a receipt. I told her I wasn't happy about being called a liar and questioned over and over and went inside to see the lady who served me. The man behind the counter then rudely said that scones are always put on the tray with the tea, again I said it hadn't been, why would I lie. I told them there were 4 of us and clearly 3 plates, if I had been given the scone there would have been 4! They grudgingly gave me a scone which I actually felt like throwing back at them, how rude to treat a customer like this, especially over a measly scone. I never received an apology for been kept waiting and was really upset by their attitude and been questioned especially in front of everyone in the garden. The prices are very over inflated and the customer service is diabolical, give it a miss!

We visited today after doing the Daffodil walk, there were no menus out on the tables and you had to queue to see what was on offer, this is a little awkward when you have a disabled old person and 5 dogs with you. Some menus on the table would be helpful! The staff were completely inexperienced and didn't know what they were doing. When we finally got in to order, you could see one of the girls washing up, the water was the dirtiest water I've seen, this put me off straight away. We ordered some scones which were dry and tasted stale, there was also a cup of tea missing from our order. We won't return here next time, we will go further down the road to the pub for lunch.

Basically its a cafe without any refinements BUT the outdoor seating is clean and plentiful, the choice of food and drinks is more than adequate and the host is very welcoming .

Visited this cafe as part of a walk having heard great things about it. The man who runs it is very friendly but needs to understand that I didn’t visit it to listen to him. The food, bacon sandwich, was very poor. The bacon was...

Two friends and I dropped in to the Daffy Caffy on a motorbike tour. It's a lovely little place, very relaxed and tucked away. We enjoyed our chat with the owner, our tea and scones and a welcome seat in the garden. Even watched a...

We stopped by The Daffy Caffy on a walk locally and the owner could not have been more welcoming. Food was great, well priced and the lollipops for our children and dog treats for our puppy were a nice gesture. We sat in the garden...

We are staying in the area and came across this lovely place, we stopped for a brew and slice of cake but will be going back for breakfast as it looked & smelled lovely. Very friendly staff and helpful about local area.

Stopped here half way for a cup of tea & a scone.We sat out side with our dog,it was a cool windy day but very pleasant. The daffys were a wonderful sight a walk not to be missed.

quaint cafe,run by a knowledgeable local,very clean and reasonable prices in a wonderful location.well worth the walk

Walking with a group in and around Farndale on a cold, wet and windy day, we came across the Daffy Caffy and it was open. The owner was very helpful and told us that if we were coming this way again, to give him a...

Stopped here for a cup of tea whilst doing the daffodil walk. Nice garden seating area on a sunny day with shaded spots too. Prices rather high.

What a shame a fantastic opportunity but very poor delivery. Kitchen hygiene questionable, cleanliness in the cafe is sadly lacking you can watch cobwebs blowing in the draughts. Food and drink overpriced and not great. Suggest take a picnic.

A lovely warm spring walk along the daffodil trail can only mean one thing. A nice pot of tea at the Daffy Caffy before heading back along the trail. Chose Probably the busiest day of year as the daffodils were out, it was warm and...

This walk is always a joy and the daffodils were in good form today- the Daffy Caffy at the end of the walk is always a welcome sight and the smell of the bacon! A decent menu to suit all tastes. It’s great when the...

This is a great little cafe catering for those who want somewhere to stop, have a drink and a bite to eat, then continue with their walk. Just wish the scones had been freshly made that day,maybe I was unlucky, but it makes all the...

I appreciate that they have a captive market but £2.80 for a cup of instant decaf coffee is taking this to another level. The mark up equates to approximately £280 per 200g jar. Not even Michelin Star restaurants could achieve that!

Lovely bacon butty and cake hubby had steak sarnie. Perfect at the end of a long walk. Pretty garden area perfect when you take your dogs. George is lovely friendly and helpful. The cafe is perfect. Some people have written unfair reviews seriousley what do...

Had a pleasant walk from Low Mill knowing that there would be lots of lovely home made cakes awaiting us at the Daffy Caffy. It may be worth checking opening times when daffs over.

After living in an around the NY moors for years, this is the first time we have been to the Daffy Caffy. We parked up in Low Mill and walked with the grandchildren to High Mill and the Daffy Caffy. The walk itself is a wonderful easy stroll along the river Dove and although we had missed the daffodils this year it did not spoil the walk. Once at the Daffy we found a charming little cafe which I am sure some will call dated and needing TLC but which I would say is atmospheric, friendly and serving very good food. There is plenty to occupy the little ones at the cafe while wonderful scones and tea are had by mum and dad.

We enjoyed stopping here during our visit to the daffodil walk.

We did the daffodil walk on a showery day,looking forward to a bite to eat at the other end.

Fantastic coffee and home made cakes after the pleasant walk to see the beautiful Farndale wild daffodils Everyone should use this. Its great

I'm not sure what people expect from a rural family cafe but it's just right for us. As a cafe that attracts hordes of walkers of course there will be mud on the floor. If it was a sanitised super clean cafe we wouldn't want to go in (and they probably wouldn't want muddy walkers!). It's always a pleasure to visit this small family run business where the children help out. There are great basic snacks and home baking, it's very friendly and guess what, it gets busy in spring when the world famous daffys are out so of course the service can be a bit slower especially on sunny days. If you check first, you'll also realise it's cash only so there'll be no need for drama. We paid £20 for a big pot of tea for four with jam with cream scones all round. In York the day before we paid nearly £30 for the same thing. We've been every year for 11 years and look forward to next year.

The Daffy Caffy is fab! A warm and friendly welcome awaits from George, the proprietor. The 'DAFFODIL WALK' is our favourite walk which we enjoy doing all year round - the best part of it knowing that a hot cup of tea and a bacon sandwich (along with a great choice of snacks) is just a field or two away! We have enjoyed time in the garden and time in the indoor cafe. George is one of the most interesting people we have ever met and we do enjoy a good chat with him (when he is not too busy in the kitchen). You must put this walk / Caffy on your 'to do' list - stunning countryside at any time of the year, except when it is raining! If and when you do visit, write in the Visitors Book George keeps on the mantelpiece in the cafe - it makes interesting reading. George has a lovely family who we have seen grow up over our visits during the years. See you soon!

Entramos a la Iglesia bajo de Mill Houses admirando el último de los narcisos en el banco del río. Qué pena que no vayas hace un par de semanas!

Paramos aquí en el paseo daffodil pero estuvimos muy decepcionados en tanto el café y el café. Fue un día de frío, así que nos sentamos en el interior que era muy desaliñada. Hay suciedad en las sillas y el suelo estaba en necesidad de lavado. Estantes y sillas altas estaban sucias. El café de 2 libras. 40 una taza era horrible. El aroma de una cuchara grasienta.

Fuimos después de hacer a pie y terminando en el paseo daffodil famosos. No me impresionó mucho tuvimos un sándwich de tocino y taza de café. Tocino 2 lonchas de tocino graso. £5 parecía un poco caro, pero mercado cautivo y abierta sólo por un corto tiempo cada año (así como los fines de semana, todo el año).

Como tan sombrío en el mostrador realmente no se podía ver lo que las tartas, así que elegí un pedazo de Rocky Road - pensando que no podía hacer mucho mal con eso. Yo estaba equivocado! Fue realizado usando el más barato, más desagradable de chocolate cocina y sabía a que había sido en la pantalla por al menos 6 meses. Los precios eran premium para la tarifa más básica (más de 2 libras de café instantáneo muy común). Lo que obtienes con por ser el único lugar!

Hermosa parte del mundo y ubicado en un extremo del paseo daffodil, sin embargo, la comida era mala y las bebidas no es mucho mejor. Café instantáneo por £2. 40 es un poco caro.

Básico pero ofrece un lugar para un pitstop en el paseo daffodil. Té y café y tarifa básica.

Llamamos aquí como era directamente en nuestro caminar la ruta. Los narcisos estaban en flor y, por consiguiente, había un montón de gente aprovechando el fantástico entorno Este café tiene para ofrecer. Por desgracia hay poco más que recomendar. El filtro de café era muy normal, me habían avisado que cualquier otro café sería una versión instantánea. Las tartas y bollos grasientos seco ordenados eran igual de aburrido y sin embargo el costo habría indicado una calidad mucho mejor. Había un bloqueo sin funcionamiento higiénico, aunque me dijeron que había una instalación interior. Muy cansados, qué pena que podría haber sido tan especial.

Llamado en un día soleado, pero muy tranquilo. Una taza de té sentado en el pequeño jardín que estaba lleno de chaffinchs y otras aves. Muy tranquilo!

Sencillamente, una gran bienvenida le espera en un maravilloso escenario rural. La comida es estupenda y el café excelente. El desayuno hecho con fisura productos locales. Hay una buena zona de juegos para los niños para jugar.

Had initially planned to visit a different venue on the Farndale circular walk from Low Mill, but was pleased to have come here instead. Decent prices (£3.60 for a burger) and it was great to sit outside in the sun on one of the many outdoor tables. Good surroundings and a nice venue to break up the short walk.The food was alright, as was the service, and there is a wide choice of items to choose from (whether it be cakes, sandwiches, scones, breakfast sandwiches and drinks).If you are planning to do the circular walk here then I would recommend, and it is a lot cheaper than the Feversham Arms at Church Houses further along. What you would expect from a decent cafe.

We stopped for tea and a bacon butty at the end of a muddy walk from Low Mills. The bacon butty was freshly prepared with plenty of filling and the pot of tea more than enough for two. There is indoor seating, but on a sunny day it's nice to sit in the garden where a member of staff will bring your food order to you.

After one and a half miles up and down hill what a delight on a warm spring day to sit outside.Staff were so friendly, for being really busy.They welcome muddy boots, just as well.We only had tea and scones, but perfectly prepared.Such a great afternoons!

Parked at Low Mills & made our way along the Daffodil Walk to Daffy Cafe. The cafe welcomes walkers even if you have muddy boots. It was busy but we didn't have to wait long and the lady serving had a smile for everyone, took our order very quickly and we were served in no time at all. There is seating inside but as the sun had started to shine we made our way to the seating in the garden. At the top end there is a children's play area to keep the little ones busy while you have a well earned pot of tea and a scone or cake. They also do soups & bacon rolls which looked really good but we settled for the cake and they had a good selection. It is what it is a cafe in the middle of nowhere and rustic but has a charm all of its own. We have visited over a number of years and have always received good service.

A great family run tea garden and cafe in the beautiful dale of Farndale. Bacon butties and giant hot dogs and delicious scones too. Sit in the rustic garden surrounded by birdsong or indoors where the action is! Busy at daffodil time, it's in the middle of a great linear walk from Low Mills to Church Houses. Open April/May and weekends only in Summer, it's a gentle stroll and well worth a visit. You know you are supporting a true local business and will see the whole family involved with authentic and super friendly service.

At the end of this country walk it's a pleasure to find this simple cafe with outside seating. Ideal for a pot of tea and a bacon sandwich. As long as you don't expect too much you won't be disappointed

After a lovely walk the Daffy Caffy was a welcome sight, the sign inviting us in with muddy boots and all. We had tea for 4, scones and cakes. Honestly it was fantastic. We didn't have to wait any longer than a few minutes despite of them being quite busy. We sat outside in the garden, very relaxing before our walk back.We did not find it overpriced. Especially as it is the only place in the area offering refreshments.Would absolutely return on our next trip to UK.

Be prepared to wait at weekends. Coffee is just about hot and wet. But the cakes and teats worth trying. But they are doing it for a good cause.

Friendly cafe in a nice location. Did the daffodil walk and called in here for something to eat and drink. Had a burger and enjoyed it followed by a piece of rocky road washed down by a mug of tea. Busy little cafe with friendly staff. A bit pricey for the portions served.

With a name like Daffy Caffy, I expected a quirky or contemporary cafe for walkers. This place is dirty, rough and old fashioned. The food preparation area was grim and smelt. We paid £5 for 2 "instant" lattes in grubby mugs. A woman (owner?) was wearing an absolutely filthy apron. No way would I eat here. With being a walkers place, I expected a grubby floor that needed a good wash at the end of the day but this whole placed looked as if it hadn't been cleaned ever. It is a shame, with investment this place could be a gem. Next time I will get some food and drink at the Faversham Arms just up the road.

Went to Farndale to see the wild daffodils. Car park waterlogged so parked on the road and walked along a very muddy path to be this cafe. The cafe is very small with only 4 tables so on a wet day inside seating is very busy. We ordered a pot of tea at £2.00 each a burger at £3.90 each and a cherry scone and a small piece of rocky road tray bake.The tea was hot and o k the burger tasty but served on its own, the scone was served with no butter so a bit dry. The service was friendly. The bill was £14.20 which seemed a bit pricey. This is the only cafe in the area so take it or leave it.

Location is brilliant but the cafe was a disappointment. £2 for tea! Weather was bad and we were told that we could sit in the 'summer house' at the top of the garden. Sounds nice doesn't it. The summer house was a scruffy shed with old ricketty folding chairs a little space. We enjoyed the expensive tea but nothing else. Fortunately the Village Hall was open and seving great tea and cakes at a fraction of the price!

Beautiful day today so I thought a trip out to check the Daffs and a bite and a brew would be good. Little did I know the best part of two hours would be spent hanging around this cafe. Okay, I know it was busy and they were rushed off their feet but it was organised chaos in the small kitchen. We queued for over half an hour and there were only about ten people in front of us, some of them being couples. When ordering and paying upfront, there was no mention that we would have to wait an hour for the food. I would've got a cake if is know and got out of there. When it did come, the burger was acceptable but the hot dog was clap cold and vile. Will take a leaf out of their book and not go back in a hurry.

Perfect location, just what was needed on a beautiful day in March. Food wasn't great but good enough and the staff were all very friendly considering how rushed off their feet they were. Quaint little spot.

A Sunday morning in September, we were the only ones there. Sat peacefully in the garden and watched the birds. The owner was about doing jobs and was the chatty friendly type. Latte was fine, could do with more cake variety otherwise pretty much perfect.Oh yes loved those super strong character picnic benches with the stone legs.

Called at the cafe last week whilst on our walk we missed the daffodils but the bluebells were in full bloom.we had tea and toasted tea cakes, the tea was fine but the tea cakes were nothing special, the gentleman who served us was very nice and polite,we were the only ones there so the service was fine.

We had read one or two negative reviews but thought we would judge for ourselves and yes, we were desperate for a cuppa! Staff certainly were cheerful and friendly but the tea was awful - someone has mentioned cheap catering tea bags - I wonder if its also long life milk? anyway we had a couple of sips and that was it, out came the water bottle and off we went. What a wasted opportunity not to blow the Yorkshire trumpet with great Yorkshire tea and local produce in such a golden tourist spot. Perhaps they do make great bacon butties but I wont be returning to try one!

We were thrilled to find a place for a sit down and snack in such an idyllic spot while on the Daffodil walk. And we thoroughly enjoyed our time in the warm late April afternoon sun sitting at a table outside in the yard. The setting was what made the experience so positive for us. For us, the food was secondary; good think, it tasted like it. Canned soup, supermarket rolls and sandwich meat, and nondescript tea. We would go gain the next opportunity we get.

We went at Easter in the middle of Daffy season. Great spot for café but you have to be prepared to wait a little while at this time of the year. Seats in the garden were great, just a simple bacon sarnies for us with coffee. To be fair all was well cooked and very tasty, couldn't fault it. The daffodils in the area are just stunning, great place for a walk and this is a great stop for a break

We took advantage of the good weather and headed to Farndale for our first visit to see the daffodils. Parking in the village (£2) we followed the sign posts and began our walk along the path beside the River Dove, enjoying the sunshine and lovely scenery. There were plenty of wild daffodils out, initially a bit patchy but more plentiful the further along we walked., After passing through several gates along the route there was a sign telling us we only had to go through 3 more until we reached the Daffy Caffy. When we arrived a few people sitting in the garden with their refreshments, we decided to get out of the sun for a while so went inside to order and find a table. The food was delicious, we both had coffee (filter and a latte)and bacon rolls cooked to our specifications, personally speaking the only improvement possible would be slices of bread instead of a roll. The staff were friendly, the premises clean and welcoming and the service efficient and the wifi code was offered without being asked for (I hadn't noticed the sign outside advertising free wifi). I would recommend stopping at The Daffy Caffy whether it is for a quick drink, a snack or something more substantial.

I felt very let down with the Daffy Cafe. It is in a very idyllic spot and could be brilliant. However the tea was weak, the bread rolls average and in the north York moors, when you order a ham sandwich from this style of cafe the last thing I expected was cheap water pumped supermarket ham. I feel they have missed the opportunity to offer some quality fare and be a true Yorkshire gem instead they are cashing in.

The sit on the route of the famous daffodil/Farndale tour. There are also other flowers that come out here after the daffodils, so you can visit at other times too. The cafe was very helpful when we were trying to figure out when the bloom was good. Great little spot for all ages. Food good, great garden with many tables. Fab play things for kiddies, and dogs welcome too. Cozy. Also one of the few toilets in the area.

Just back from visiting Farndale (no daffodils in bloom yet) Stopped off at Daffy Caffy for a snack. Small queue to enter the caff but soon got served. Sat inside and food arrrived promptly, tasty rolls and good tea and coffee reaonably priced too. Just read a previous negative review and must disagree - this place is ideal for refreshment after your walk. The toilet is clean and tidy. All in all well worth a visit.

You will have to go a long way to enjoy a better bacon butty straight off the Aga in a more serene setting.

The position of the Daffy Caffy at the end of a well made footpath through Farndale is unique. We had lunch for four: three burgers with salad and a ploughman's with drinks for £20. This is excellent value for off the beaten track, the burgers were tasty and sourced from a local butcher and the the ploughman's was huge with excellent ham. True it rained and we had to leave the idyllic setting of the quaint garden for the small indoor room but that was fine and very clean. Finally, the service was as friendly as could be. A great place for those who like quirky.

The tea bags are of the cheapest catering blend the service mediocre at best they don't have to try so they don't We've been for the last 2 years and won't bother again. Please take a flask and a snack for after your walk.

Good for a stop when walking the dale. They have homemade jams and good coffee and tea. Helfpul staff.

Stopped off here for a coffee on the way to the Feversham Arms Inn in the village. Paid £4.00 for two take away coffees, which were weak and only just drinkable. I asked for the two coffees with milk and one with sugar - and was given packets of sugar and a milk jug and asked to put my own milk and sugar in - which was hard to do as there was not a lot of room around the counter. Apart from one adult, all the staff seemed to be young kids - and too many of them. A cafe of this size needs no more than two people working - I counted 5 of them, all trying to serve at the same time which was confusing as they were trying to serve more than one person at a time and I did not know who was serving me. The girl who served me did not speak or ask what I wanted - so was not sure if she was serving or not. I had to speak to her first. I did not try the food - but did use the toilet outside which was clean.

Sorry but we had been recommended this cafe but on a very wet day we went to take shelter to find we were queuing out of the door (must be popular) and there were two huge dogs tied up which we didn't like the look of . Also we thought the area around the cafe was rather tatty - especially the rear garden and the ice-cream kiosk. Just felt we didn't want to wait so carried on to the pub. OK the weather was terrible - not the cafe's fault - but just did not get a good feeling - maybe it would be different on a nice summer's day.

Visited the cafe after doing the Daffodil walk on Mother's Day and was looking forward to tea/coffee and cake. It was our first visit here and we had our toddler with us. The staff were very friendly and there was a good selection of cakes on offer, but unfortunately they're the only positives.I ordered tea, coffee and a scone - mug was dirty, scone was average and coffee was instant (it does say that on the menu but for £2 a cup I was expecting a bit more).We sat outside on a picnic bench which was rotten and falling apart (there are a few in this state) near the child's play area amongst dirty, mouldy, broken outdoor toys. If you have young children I would avoid this place. Nipped to the outdoor toilet on the way out - not very clean, cobwebs everywhere, no soap and obviously no baby change either.Such a shame as it wouldn't take much to improve.

I don't know how we managed to find this place and would probably struggle to find it again. We had decided to go out for the day with no destination in mind,anyway we ended up in Farndale,we parked up and went for a walk along what i now know is the Daffodil trail in spring,as we came out the other side we stumbled upon a small cafe. the owner was very pleasant and very chatty,we went in and ordered scones,bacon sandwich,burger,tea cake and drinks. Within ten minutes the owner had brought it outside to the lovely garden seating area. Then as we set off back we had ice cream from his little outdoor kiosk. All in all a very enjoyable afternoon.