The Grange Restaurant & Gift Shop in Wycombe

Wonderful place to stop off for breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea. Beautifully presented and great quality food. We will be back!

I’m genuinely sorry to say that the last few times I’ve been here have been so disappointing. The food used to be great with an interesting menu (the Mac and cheese/chuck rib pretzel burger days). Today we waited 50 mins for lunch with no apology or even acknowledgement for the wait. Chickpea burger was so dry and the beef in the stroganoff was almost unchewable. I’m so sad to say I won’t be back until because I used to be a regular and really want them to do well.

Oh dear, what's happened ? The food and service used to be so good here. But sadly not today. We waited 40 mins for our food to arrive for the 4 of us even though there were only 8 other people in the restaurant. The food was lukewarm, the avocado had a very strange acidic taste, the gluten free bread was really tough and the sausages were undercooked. We will visit again but only for coffee . We will find somewhere else for our Sunday bunches- as perhaps others have due to the empty restaurant. Such a shame as it is for a worthy charity.

We used to love coming here for a meal but today we were not overly impressed with our food. We had a coronation carrot sandwich. Which is about a tenner. So you expect something a little more than you’d get from M&S in a box. But bog standard sliced white loaf. Salads. We had Treviso Salad. Which was 95% radicchio with some candied walnuts. 3 tiny slices of orange and such a minute amount of powdered cheese that it could have been salt. We also ordered a side of bean salad. Which had about 2 spoonfuls of beans on some green leaves. The salads used to be so amazing here. You could pick a selection and they had actual protein in them - feta or salmon or something. This was basically a side salad but for a main course price. Thank god we added chips! We might come back for coffee and cake but wouldn’t bother with lunch again.

We visit on a very regular basis, lovely venue especially if it's a sunny day and you can sit outside. The team are lovely and very welcoming, you can see the puppies come in from their training as they pass through the restaurant, always a lovely treat! Definitely recommend a visit to the Hearing Dogs Cafe, it is indeed a hidden gem.

I’ve been a few times and this place never fails. Fantastic food, lovely staff, clean welcoming environment. Plus, as a self professed “dog botherer” there’s always plenty of well behaved dogs enjoying the venue to politely admire. This is a real gem of a place.

Poor experience for the second time in a row. Main front of house woman is very unfriendly and really sniffy if you haven’t booked even if the place is empty. Coffee was not great either. Will give it one more go as it’s a nice space.

Unfortunately today was the second time this month, I have visiting the Grange to receive a very poor experiences. The first time table service was poor, staff forgetting to bring all items ordered to table a number of times, and as we were shown to sit on the Sofa area being told not to spill our food on the Sofa!!! Today the 2 Barkwell Tart were inedible, was offered a small refund for 2 cups of tea, not the cake a £4 per slice, than refund was then put onto the incorrect card. with no apology. I am totally disappointed with both visits and it would not be some I would return too or recommend. I am fully aware Volunteers help but training could be much improved.

I have visited here a few times for brunch/coffee but this time I visited for a Hearing Dogs Tour (go to their website, and it is £7.50 per adult to see the work they do and learn how important their work is. The tour is run by volunteers and staff who are extremely knowledgeable, friendly and enjoy what they do. Their passion really comes through - you also get to meet a working partnership (dog plus owner) which is wonderful. Throughout there is plenty of scope to ask questions to appreciate and learn what they do. I think the price for the tour is very cheap, so in my opinion please do tap your card on the way out to donate a little more if you can - the work they do is not Government funded, and the money really does help change lives. The coffee and cakes, plus the variety of food to purchase is really great too, a very wholesome afternoon spent! Much recommended!

A fabulous family visit - really tasty food, and staff and volunteers were very welcoming. Seems a shame to still see no shopping available at all. Still miss not being able to buy a few bits before I leave. Particularly missed this time of the year not being able to choose and purchase my Christmas Cards.

Having pre booked an afternoon tea for 2 we waited 45 minutes for our platter to arrive. The sausage roll was luke warm surely it should be hot or cold, the Bakewell tart was dry and the scones were overcooked and dry. So overall a complete disappointment and not worth the money.

Wow what a fantastic place. Lovely surroundings, free parking, delicious breakfast and friendly staff. Cannot fault it at all. The fact that the profits all go to the charity is the icing on the cake. Unsurprising it is popular, so booking is recommended.

A limited menu but there would likely be something for most tastes. Always advisable to book. Volunteers help to keep the place running, because it is part of the charity.

Came here for lunch with my mum. On arrival was nice big carpark and found a space straight away. Was greeted by a nice lady who showed us to our table. Menu choice was pretty good, but was quite shocked by the prices. We had the fish & chips, was really yummy but overpriced for the portion size. Quick arrive and a nice atmosphere (lots of lovely doggies). I would recommend the grange nevertheless. Will be back but only for a special occasion. Would just like to add that Hearing dogs are a wonderful charity so please donate when you visit.

Nice atmosphere, good service and food very tasty would highly recommend. Would definitely visit again plenty of parking good menu choice.

Our lunch was delicious - a ham hock crepe and a club sandwich, followed by a couple of lovely little cakes (rhubarb & custard, and pistachio & ginger). Good coffee too, This was a special meal in more ways than one. It was the first time we had eaten out since February 2020. After self-isolating for more than a year our visit to The Grange was a first step towards normality. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and Covid regulations were fully complied with. We felt safe and relaxed. We will be back to sample some of the other tempting items on the menu. Thank you to all involved in this lovely enterprise. Nice to see the dogs too.

A lovely inexpensive lunch outside in the sunshine. Simple good quality food cooked well with attentive staff and on a lovely terrace. We'll be back.

I visited The Grange with a friend, to celebrate her birthday. We booked the classic afternoon tea, which was delicious! We enjoyed a great selection of savoury and sweet treats - the sausage roll was a lovely addition to traditional afternoon tea and the chocolate brownie was exquisite! The location was also great as a base for afternoon walks in the Chiltern's. Would highly recommend!

Although I live fairly close to this eaterie this was my first visit. It was well worth it. Staffed by volunteers for " dogs for the hard of hearing".it was a very pleasant experience. Cooked while we waited and with a good pot of tea, it was all we needed at lunch time. We will certainly make a diversion to visit again.

Great place, lovely atmosphere great service ( with a smile) and good food.We went for afternoon tea which was with a glass of champagne and nice sandwiches, sausage roll, scones a d cakes. Would recommend it and the dog can go to!

Wow . Outstanding food and service in a very clean and pleasant environment .Had a chicken salad that exceeded expectations with the variety and flavours . My mother had chicken skewers which were equally tasty .If you are in the Risborough / Wycombe area look it up - located at hearing dogs for the deaf , haw lane .

The food was delicious and very hygenic which is great for a dogfriendly place and the gift shop was beautiful! Another place I visited on my hols to england and we love itPerfect for both dog owners and non dog owners

Good food, excellent service and very dog friendly. A great place if you like dogs, as when we were there, three hearing dog puppies were practising their "settle" in the cafe. Menu is not huge, but the food is of a good quality and would suit meat eaters and vegetarians alike. The service is friendly and attentive and the cafe area and toilets were clean. I would recommend that you book as it can be busy, especially during the summer time and when they are running tours of the centre.

Had an lovely afternoon tea at Little Grange this afternoon. Food was great and well presented in picnic hamper. Staff and volunteers all helpful and friendly as usual. Will certainly be returning!!!

I had the salad option with chicken and the rest of the family had club sandwiches or paninis. All great portion sizes. Good friendly service. Lovely atomosphere and a really light and airy eating space. Definitely recommend.

My wife had been to tea and cake at the Grange before and found it excellent. We decided to pop in for lunch on the off chance. Booking is normally essential to ensure that you get in. The Grange is the restaurant and cafe arm of Hearing Dogs for the Deaf and fronts the Southern Training Centre located in Saunderton between West Wycombe and Princes Risborough. The menu is modest, offers vegetarian and vegan options. Ingredients are excellent and of the highest quality. I opted for the fish and chips (hake, beer batter, minted peas and chips with a tartare mayo - lacked bite for my taste) and the other half had the tomato and basil soup). Both were excellent. Prices are very reasonable and, of course, the profits go to the charity. The restaurant is, unsurprisingly, deaf friendly with echo eliminating ceilings and sound absorbing floors. Modern buildings and very doggy friendly. Tours of the training centre with or without cream tea are available. The decor is “rustic” and is entirely in keeping with the surroundings.

Unbelievable that this place is volunteer run.Good service and great roast beef Sunday dinner. Wine and beers available.All profits go into running the organisation.Well worth a visit

I have written a very positive review before about The Grange but I felt that I had to write another one after today's experience. A colleague from school and I eat out somewhere once a month, usually much closer to home, but it was my suggestion today that we went to The Grange for a Sunday roast.I've had the Sunday roast beef lunch before two or three times but chose the pork today. Normally, I'm not a huge fan of pork but the lunch that I had today was absolutely sublime. Every single forkful was absolutely sublime and by the time that I finished, I decided that it was definitely in the top three roast dinners that I have ever had in my life - and I have had plenty!My colleague said a few times even before our roast pork arrived (he had the same) "I am very happy now that I've had that bread". He ordered the bread appetiser which he really enjoyed!Thank you once again for a wonderful meal!

Both myself and my friend really enjoyed our lunch. I had the breaded Cornish hake sandwich and it was probably one of the best sandwiches I have eaten! My friend had the ham, cheese and mustard panini which she also really enjoyed. They both came with some salad and vegetable crisps (which might not be to the everyone’s taste). The decor is really nice and nice to have food served on good quality plates and tea in a lovely tea pot. On the way out I bought a lovely card from the shopping area. We will be back!

We have been coming here for three months now, Sept, Oct, Nov, The quality of the ingredients makes the food better, you can tell it's good quality and the chefs care about the food they cook.Try it. Its supporting a good cause tooIt's not

On one of THE busiest days of the year (Christmas Market), you truly surpassed yourselves.Lovely tasty food, cooked extremely well, delivered with a smile.Thank you all !

Went for lunch today to see what was on the new winter menu. Interesting new dishes plus some old favourites. We both had the new macaroni cheese and were very impressed. This dish can be bland and sloppy but the Grange one is neither - it's really cheesy with a lovely creamy sauce. Don't be fooled by the size of the dish either - there is much more than you would first think. Will definitely be having this again.

I visited The Grange today for afternoon tea with my Sister ( it was a Birthday treat for her). The food was beautifully displayed and was delicious, it also had a different twist to the normal afternoon teas as it included a very tasty sausage roll and a lovely cherry panna cotta. Everything about the visit was lovely, the setting, the restaurant, the friendly staff and the shop which sells great quality gifts and the best doggy birthday cards!! I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone and by going you’re supporting a very worthwhile charity! It welcomes everyone including their four legged friends and is also very child friendly!

My sister bought me afternoon tea for my birthday and I have to say it was the best afternoon tea I’ve had for a long time. They even included a sausage roll which made it for me.The place is very clean and has a lovely atmosphere. There is also a shop right next to the restaurant. I would definitely recommend it

My meal was poor, over-cooked meat, soggy Yorkshire pudding and cold vegetables. The roast potatoes were difficult to penetrate because they were so over-cooked. The only available wine was sour. Difficult to comment on service as everyone was friendly, and they are volunteers, but a bit hit and miss.

Visited on spur of the moment on a Sunday, it was busy but not overly, with lots of tables reserved. We enjoyed our visit and would have left comments, as requested on the card at the table, but didn’t have a pen - and there wasn’t enough space!

I love this place. Food is tasty (love the salads!) and the atmosphere is great. I recently went with my sister and nephew (2yrs) and there was colouring and a little play area so plenty to keep kids busy!

I am so lucky to live about a mile from Hearing Dogs HQ. Located on the main road between West Wycombe and Princes Risborough the facility does everything from admin to training. The Grange and gift shop are in a barn-like structure. Love the clouds! I am often in for brunch at the weekends, but can also attest to the lunch and afternoon tea. The service is good and food lovely- so I can eat well and support a local charity. As you would expect it is Uber dog friendly with treats on arrival- a must for dogowners

Visited with 662daveg for lunch due to great tripadvisor reviews. Lovely setting and restaurant, varied menu with friendly service. In fact everything about the visit was 5 star except the amount of food on our plate.

Visited with a mate as had seen some great reviews. Wonderful venue with a great choice of food, and lovely staff

Lovely cafe with yummy vegan food. Great to have proper vegan options, thanks. Perfect for families, dogs, everyone.

Really nice atmosphere here, relaxed and friendly. We often go for brunch., which is served until 12. Recommend the avocado toast or the smoked salmon and poached egg waffle. My husband loves the cooked breakfast, which uses all local produce.

Lunched here with partner on her Hearing Dog induction day. Was impressed with the whole building and the food didn’t disappoint too. Lovely setting for this charity which does amazing things to change the lives of so many deaf people

Beautiful surroundings and a really lovely lunch! Lots of space, lots of very friendly staff ready to help with anything. Lunch was fantastic, jacket potato’s with pulled beef brisket was absolutely yummy! Would thoroughly recommend!

I so expected to enjoy this place. When I phoned, the lady was very helpful. On entering, it was absolutely spotless, Sadly, the menu was not particularly to my taste. I ordered a toasted sandwich (not cheap) which came with crisps and salad garnish. It was actually a club, so very difficult to eat, not particularly tasty, so I only ate half. This should have left plenty of room for the crisps, but again,I did not like the taste.

Popped in this morning as a dog friendly option for a family breakfast. Having never been before was very impressed with the grounds and the restaurant itself. Open and welcoming with lots of places to sit, menu had plenty of choices. My partner and I both opted for the full English with our daughter picking some snacks. The staff were friendly and attentive, even making sure our dog got treats too. I have to say the food only backed up the experience so far and when it came out everything looked very appetising and could tell was of the highest quality. After finishing off everything on the plate we both agreed it was the best cooked breakfast we’ve had, not a flaw insight. Will definitely be coming back again after today’s trip for more.

We visited The Grange as a family of four (two children:5 and 2) for breakfast. The setting was beautiful, gorgeous flower garden and lovely new barn. We went early so it was nice and quiet and the girls played in the small but all enclosed play area. The food was excellent, good quality produce and well cooked. We'll definitely be coming back!

Popped in to this restaurant on my way past while visiting family in the area and was very impressed. The staff were friendly and very welcoming, the place itself was lovely (had a very country barn type feel) and the food was delicious. If I was in the area for longer I’d definitely have stopped by again for an afternoon tea as they look wonderful.

Lunch with family. Ordered fishcakes which which were mainly potato and very under seasoned, quite disappointing; Panini, dry bread, poor quality ham, not enough cheese; kids meal chicken goujons were pleasant but a minuscule amount of peas (which are cheap so don't understand why this is). Lovely place to sit and friendly staff.

I took my parents and my son here for lunch. We all thought it was superb. The staff were kind and welcoming, the food was delicious and it was very reasonably priced. This is such a beautiful place with lovely flowerbeds just outside and it was light and airy. The gift shop area had a great selection of tasteful things to browse.

As someone who is on the waiting list for a Hearing Dog, I knew about this restaurant from the moment that the foundations were laid out. I have been around five times now and I have thoroughly enjoyed each and every meal there.

This relatively new venture was a pleasant surprise, the venue is modern and comfortable and the welcome is genuine. Our visit was on a Saturday lunchtime and I am glad we had booked. It should be remembered that the charity is closed at weekends but the restaurant is open, don’t expect to see the trainee dogs. Our food took a while to arrive and some items needed a reminder but the quality was good and the food tasty.

If you like dogs, enjoy eating good food in very convivial surroundings and like supporting a charity for the deaf then this place is a must see, must eat and go again and again. Lovely rural setting, excellent food and interesting building too. Careful you don't overshoot when driving past from Wycombe.

I recently visited with family members and was very impressed by The Grange. I’d not been before but my husband and son had been and had said great things (and they are both somewhat fussy!)

Took a friend to celebrate a special birthday. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Nice clean premises. However, once again we were disappointed with the Scones which remain extremely dry with a white 'bloom' in the center. They also leave an unpleasant bicarb taste on the back of your teeth. This is the 5th time I have visited over the last few months but have yet to have a nice, moist scone. Can't complain about the size, just the dryness. Not just my observation but also the opinion of others who have accompanied me on other occasions. I wondered whether they were 'bought in' but apparently not. They are made on the premises.

Visited the Grange cafe for breakfast. Awesome Eggs Benedict for me, kids loved their full English. Reasonably priced as well, with really good coffee. Looking forward to trying their afternoon tea on our next visit.

The setting is so pretty with well maintained grounds, facilities and cafe/ restaurant

Had a lovely farm cafe-style breakfast here on Sunday and I really enjoyed the food, rural setting, views and the hospitality of the kind staff.

On 19th of July we had the most fantastic celebration at The Grange. 20 of us enjoyed a sparkling afternoon tea - all ready and served to fit our tight agenda. The very best part was the 100% gluten free Afternoon Tea - which was as delicious as the regular serving (please see photo of GF option) It was for one of our colleagues who has not enjoyed a proper Afternoon Tea for years.

I’ve visited a few times and on each occasion I am more and more impressed. Part of the Hearing dogs for the deaf, the cafe/restaurant is fantastic. Bright, clean and airy. Excellent food. Friendly staff and beautiful gardens to look out on whilst enjoying your coffee and cake.

We visited the grange due to having to visit the hearing clinic which is located around the side of the restaurant. The location is very hidden and tucked away and is located at the home of hearing dogs for the deaf, money from the restaurant goes back into the charity and the majority of the staff are volunteers which is a lovely touch. The restaurant itself is open and very spacious and lets in plenty of natural light with the solar panel on the ceiling. The food is of a very high quality. I had the bacon and chicken club sandwich which was superb with grilled chicken and very thin, grilled toast. The egg mayonnaise was also very nice. My partner had the soup of the day which was a fresh, vibrant tomato and basil. We could only make it a quick lunch as I had an appointment however having seen the quality of the food coming out of the kitchen, we will definitely be back again!

What more could we ask for. A sunny Sunday afternoon and the best afternoon tea ever. From the delicious quiche, sandwiches, cakes and scones - all home made, to the cheeky glass of Prosecco and of course as much tea as you care to drink. Congratulations to the chef and efficient staff.

I visited today for lunch with a friend, our two toddlers and a seven month old. We were greeted warmly as soon as we arrived and colouring pencils and paper were brought straight over for the toddlers and a highchair for the little one.

A very nice place for lunch while supporting the Hearing Dogs Charity. Most delicious very fresh selection of salads, great sandwiches and good choices from eclectic menu. Enjoyed an excellent salad of Avocado, egg, chickpeas with zatar - giving a good Middle Eastern flavour - and mixed leaves. Lovely bright surroundings and a little shop too! The staff are very warm and welcoming. Will certainly use again when in Saunderton Bucks.

Had breakfast at the grange this morning, the food was lovely hot and very good quality. The staff and volunteers are all really friendly and welcoming to dogs and people.

After a lovely walk with our dogs today, my friend and I stopped off at The Grange for lunch. We were made to feel very welcome, dogs included and the food and service were excellent. The shop sells lots of lovely gifts and the dogs were given doggie treats. Highly recommended for a nice lunch in very pleasant surroundings in the Chiltern countryside.

We have been here a few times since it opened . Fabulous setting, lovely architecture , friendly staff. The food concept is a great one - e.g. the seasonally rotating menu.

What a beautiful coffee shop, what an amazing restaurant. What a breathtaking enclave right in the Chilterns. What an incredible cause to support: Hearing Dogs for the Deaf. Every bit you spend here goes straight to the charity. I cannot recommend enough. Please come. You will love it.

it is a real pleasure to go here as the staff are extremely attentive and friendly and the food is first class, it gets busy because it is so good advisable to book, but well worth the visit

Had a lovely coffee and cake here in the morning and loved it so much we booked for lunch after a dog walk. Staff and volunteers are all kind and welcoming. We have never been to a more dog friendly restaurant and the Sunday roasts were fantastic! Would recommend to any family with or without a doggy.

Having been here four times in the last four months I can confirm that the setting is beautiful and the staff friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately I find that the food is consistently under-seasoned: salads badly need some pepping-up and on my recent visit my guest said the fish pie was tasteless. The pasta with chilli and garlic had virtually no chilli that I could detect. All my friends agreed that the seasoning of their dish was insipid.

I visit here 3 times a month and take some of our residents for tea and cake. The food is very good. Staff are excellent and always on hand. The whole area is clean. Gift shop is lovely and I’m sure everyone will find something to buy. Everyone is so friendly. It’s great!

Had a delicious lunch the day before yesterday, lovely food, very helpful staff and excellent service, would highly recommend.

We had a celebration afternoon tea here. It’s a lovely bright and open space. It was a fairly large table but nothing seemed to be a problem and everything was served together. The staff were all friendly and helpful. The only thing I would say is it would have been nice to have a couple more sandwiches served. That said what we had was lovely and would not hesitate to recommend.

The best thing about this restauant is that dogs are very welcome. And the food is lovely too.

Very friendly staff and volunteers. Good range of cakes and salads and breakfasts. Dogs made very welcome! Book for lunch as can get very busy.

Anyone who knows me has probably heard me complain about charity shops, im not a fan to say the least, but I pass the grange several times a week on the train and don't live very far, I decided a trip with the 3 dogs and my girlfriend would be risked, I expected rubbish scones, week coffee and nothing much better then a few old pillows and old shoes for sale, oh maybe a book table. But this isn't that what so ever, its a stunning little spot, great building, great products for sale, and amazing food. The staff are really helpful, great to chat to, the only thing I could really criticise is the coffee, it wouldn't be my place for a quick coffee whilst I work but the food made up for it.

Very modern restaurant, great selection of salads and Sunday roasts. Perhaps the meat portions in the roasts could be a little bit more generous. We were asked for feedback and we gave it. Still gets 5 stars though.

This establishment is new to the local area and I went out to the countryside in order to have a quick lunch with a friend.

A superbly perfect and exquisite space. Pet puppy and youngster neighborly I had no issue with surrey space or where to change my little one. Another secured play vault for youngsters implies they can be engaged while you relax.Service and staff brilliant and the cream tea was flawlessly exhibited and exceptionally delectable. Will again!!!

Excellent salads and cakes. The rest of the food looked scrummy too (but I didn’t try it). Wonderful charity. Lovely new building. Easy parking. Great food. Lovely staff and volunteers. Excellent cause. Great gifts in shop. What more can I say? Go!

The Grange is the perfect relaxation spot to meet up with friends to have great coffee and great food. The service was excellent and the staff were very attentive. They have just introduced vegan options which are very good!

Great place for everyone, solo or with the family to relax and enjoy great coffee. It is unpretentious and has a great relaxed atmosphere with the dog lovers and the gift shop on show. If you’re in the area, a must do!

What a beautiful place. Group of us met up for coffee. Plenty on offer, food looked delicious, but on this occasion we didn't eat.

Couldn’t believe how busy the restaurant was today. Good food - friendly service - but you need to get there promptly if you want a table.

I have been to The Grange on numerous occasions since they opened and it never fails to disappoint.

We nearly drove passed but turned round to check out the Grange resturant it is run to raise funds for hearing dogs. the food and staff are FAB will be going back next time we visit the area. The Fish Pie was made fresh would highly recommend.

We went when it first opened last year and the service was slow then but we put that down to teething troubles. Sadly today in the afternoon after lunch service was finished and half the tables were empty it still took 30 minutes for our sandwich order to arrive. A nearby table had a similar experience.

We just had a lovely breakfast after our walk. Full English breakfast was great. Well cooked, black pudding and asked for beans on the side 👍🏼. Posh mackerel toast. Yummy. Staff and volunteers were friendly. Great spot, we’ll be back with friends.

Tea was weak and tasteless even though I left it to brew for ages. I ordered full English with no beans because I don’t like the sauce. it came with beans so they just scraped them off the plate leaving the food still covered in tomato sauce and there was no black pudding which was supposed to be there and it was all cold. Almost £10 for a breakfast that was cold and wrong!!

Visited for coffee and decided to have a quick breakfast while I was there. I chose the bacon sandwich!! The bread was lovely but there was only one rasher of bacon which would not have filled half of the sandwich. If I hadn’t been in such a hurry I would have taken the time to say something as my Mother uses the restaurant regularly and I have used it for lunches before. Unfortunately on this occasion I was shocked and disappointed. I Would have sent a message directly or e’mailed but could not find any way to do this on the website.

Accessible and well lit parking. Entrance via an attractive gift shop. Volunteer staff couldn’t have been more helpful in showing us to a table. Good variety on menu. Many healthy options. All cooked fresh. Nice to know the profits go to a local charity.

Brilliant find especially if you are a dog lover. Super little gift shop although a touch pricey.

Great venue, fantastic service, friendly and welcoming. Superb afternoon tea. Great charity to support. Awesome volunteers! Will definitely be back soon!

If you don’t care for dogs it might not be the place for you but for dog lovers this is such a find: a restaurant that serves excellent and interesting light meals and lunches to which your dogs are welcome! My friend and I visited on a Sunday lunchtime and had a lovely meal. My friend has visited for coffee and cakes and reports that they are wonderful. And you can visit the centre at the same time. Well worth a visit.

This is a new(ish) venture at the charity Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, and everything about it is good. Easy parking, superb new building; light and airy and well set out. Very friendly and helpful service.

My friend introduced this place to me in the summer and I was happy to return! Wonderful place, wonderful food, wonderful cause! The staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and my friend’s dogs love it there. Highly recommended!

The setting for this restaurant is really nice and the layout of the dining area not bad. We were taken here for afternoon tea and cake and we found the experience quite nice. There was a reasonable selection of cakes and they were very nice. So why only three stars? The following day we returned for lunch and we found the menu very limited. For instance the jacket potatoes didn’t have traditional fillings they were modern day, some would say messed up fillings, that the yuppies of this world eats. I would go back for morning coffee or afternoon tea but won’t bother with lunch.

I am an ex volunteer with Hearing Dogs now retired and love to visit! This is mine and my daughters second visit and this time we brought our new puppy! We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and our puppy was made very welcome and we were given a towel for her to lay on and lots of fuss made over her!

I've now been to the Grange four or five times , for breakfast or lunch. To be begin with I was greatly impressed. The setting is fabulous, and I have had two very good breakfasts there. More recent visits have been less impressive. This in part due to its popularity. The wait for food can be excessive, and when there is a large party in, occupying the centre of the restaurant it is almost impossible to get to the food counter. And if you opt for salad to avoid a long wait, one has to carry food through the melée on a small tray. And beer at £4.20 a bottle. Hmmm, not great value for money. I will go again but with lowered expectations