The Kitchen at Farndon Fields in Harborough

Lovely coffee shop with very friendly staff. Surprisingly large space that you don’t see until you’re inside. Everything from lunches to cakes. Brilliant!

Really enjoyed going to the restaurant for breakfast. It was a very tasty breakfast. The food was well cooked, a good portion size and the hash browns stole the show. Service was a little slow which was a shame but didn’t put us off at all.

We had a lovely lunch of cod and chips and a haddock goujons. It was scrummylicious. We have eaten in some fine restaurants in Yorkshire and what we had today was as good as Yorkshire if not better. The service was also equal to a star rated restaurant. Will definitely visit again soon and I am happy to recommend .

Been coming here for a few years, but price increases, portion sizes and other cost saving reduction mean no more. Beef burger and fries now £15, Steak sandwich and salad £15, fish, measly amount of oven chips and a tablespoon of peas £13 just isn't value for money

Went with 3 friends for afternoon tea. Everything was spot on, food delicious, lovely atmosphere in the restaurant, and great service. The staff were very accommodating and adjusted the items to suit our needs, couldn't fault it so we will return.

Took my Mother for Mother’s Day lunch. Front of house lady was very friendly and we got seated quickly. Lady taking our order was also very nice. Food was a real let down. My Mum had the slow cooked braised beef which was really chewy (clearly not slow cooked long enough as I make better myself at home). I had the ploughman’s and the bread roll was so dry that o left it. Pork pie also had no flavour and was a bit too pink inside. I live near Melton Mowbray and can tell a good pork pie. My mother (who is not the complaining type) did point out to the waitress that the meat was really chewy but it seemed to fall on deaf ears.

We've been visiting Farndon Fields for years and always enjoyed their restaurant. Pre-covid we were always pleased with our meals there, but during/since covid, it's just become a rip-off. Our party of two visited for the first time in months on Saturday lunchtime and couldn't believe the prices! £9.25 for a sandwich and crisps! Their sarnies used to come with chips, but instead they've increased the price 50% and give you a few crisps instead. Same price for a jacket potato. We had burgers which have only increased about 25% in price - sister's beefburger was okay, although she paid £1.50 for a slice of processed cheese; my chicken burger was very stingy, almost a chicken crisp at one end. Smaller chip pots too! We watched with interest to see what other folk had - on the table next to us the full English b/fast was tiny. Two of the smallest, thinnest sausages I've ever seen and almost transparent bacon it's so thin. £12.25 and an extra two quid for black pudding. Folk didn't seem too impressed, to be honest, and I'm not surprised. My fave used to be the steak sandwich (around £11). A panini sized long roll with plenty of steak inside and a sauce on the side. Watched one come out for a chap at the table next to us and it's half the size (a ciabatta roll) and £15.50, another nearly 50% price hike. No thanks, specially when you can buy the old sized one in the shop with (albeit less) meat, mushrooms and brie AND have it heated for £3.95 - and they're making plenty of money on that! Girl who seated us insisted we have a table in the middle of the room when there was a table next to the window available - she said that because it was a table for three, we couldn't have it (note here - all the other same size tables around it had two people at them). Bet you can guess what happened next...? Yep, within a minute, there's two people sitting at it. Girl was unfriendly, too. Should also mention that another table had the sarnies - waited around 30 mins for their food and their drinks (a pot of tea for two) arrived when they were about half way through eating. All round a HUGE disappointment. There are pubs around which do so much better. We won't be back.

Lovely sandwich in a very nice venue. We went out of our way to go here and glad we did. Good menu for lunch sandwiches and meals with specials board as well.

I have gave it 3 stars as charging £3.45 for a can of coke is ridiculous!!! - the food is good and lovely staff but drinks are far too expensive . It would really put me off coming here again

Visited this restaurant many times with no cause for complaint. Booked afternoon tea last Sunday for family get together (the first time we’d got together for a meal out since the lockdowns). We didn’t get the food we’d booked for. Items were missing or substituted for cheaper items and we were charged £2 a head more. We were placed in a room upstairs and it was hard to attract the attention of our waiter. We ordered extra drinks, which did not arrive and we had to ask again. We’d been told it was a set menu yet the other table upstairs clearly had different sandwich choices. We emailed our complaints but have had no response. Very disappointing!

Probably the least satisfying ploughmans I've ever had and the most expensive. The first problem was they only had a choice of white sourdough or sliced brown. I'm not a fan of sourdough so I opted for the brown thinking it might be rustic but no, it was bog standard supermarket brown sliced. The cheese portions were very small. The pork pie was good as was the ham. The coleslaw was basically just mayo and the tiniest portion. No tomato or salad leaves. All a little mean and dull to be honest.

We had been regulars to here for years until we moved away in 2019. First time back after a long journey from Wales to find opening hours had changed, and had to wait but we were surprised how quick the food arrived after we had ordered, which made us think things are prepend cooked but we were really disappointed as my eggs bendict had two hard eggs and my husbands full e glass had a hard poached egg and was not very hot. We should have said something but we had been on the road since 5.30am and were very hungry.

Monday 5th September 2022, We broke our journey on the way up to Norfolk. Our first stop was in the town of Market Harborough where we stopped for breakfast. Jackie, my husband and I drove through Market Harborough and travelled on the Farndon Road for about a mile and then we turned into the car park at Farndon Fields Farm. We parked our car and then went into The Farmers Kitchen, where we had booked a table for breakfast. Jackie, my husband and I entered within, we were greeted by a nice lady who then showed us to a table for three. We looked at the nice breakfast menu and then we ordered. My husband had the full English breakfast of bacon, runny poached egg, sausage, black pudding, potato cake, grilled tomato, flat mushroom and brown toast and butter. I had Eggs Benedict. Jackie had bacon and two poached eggs on toast. The breakfast was delicious and set us up for the day. We had drinks my husband had a nice pot of tea, and I had a latte coffee. Jackie had an iced latte coffee. We spent a nice relaxing hour here at this lovely farm cafe. Afterwards we looked round the lovely gift shop and the farmer’s food shop and garden centre. We did not purchase anything. Jackie purchased some fruit, mineral water and biscuits. This is a wonderful place to come for breakfast and I would certainly recommend you come here if you are in the area.

Lovely atmosphere. Polite, attentive service. Our food was lovely and fresh. Would defo recommend it

I had the Hearty Vegan Salad which was a little disappointing for over £8. A lot of lettuce, half an avocado, chick peas and dressing. I think as vegan options are very limited here, the salad could of been a bit more substantial and a bit more imaginative. I was just left feeling still hungry and disappointed that I had paid £8 for it. I think for meat eaters its great, just not so great if you're a vegan, which is odd as it sells such great fruit and veg in its farm shop.

We popped in for breakfast. Superb service from the lovely blonde lady and delicious food. We will recommend to our friends

Fantastically cooked fresh food with a range of choices, soup of the day was mushroom and absolutely delicious. Service was great too.

We booked a table at the last minute, intending to take my elderly mother for a cup of tea. She had a cheese scone and then a piece of cake with her cuppa! It was all delicious and the service was first class. Thank you

This is a go-to eating place set within an extensive farm shop. The ingredients, vegetable or animal, are almost exclusively local, and always of great quality, well-cooked and elegantly presented. There is a great range of breakfasts pre-noon, followed by afternoon offerings of the light...

Visited early on a Thursday morning, it’s was quite at the time we arrived. Service was excellent and I had eggs Benedict which was lovely. The restaurant quickly filled and gave a lovely atmosphere.

Visited on a Saturday afternoon and ordered the chicken and bbq sauce panini, the food was tasty, wide selection to choose from. Staff polite and friendly. Very reasonably priced compared to other farm shop restaurants. Would recommend to friends and family and look forward to...

I was lucky enough to be given an afternoon tea voucher for Christmas and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. We chose to share one sweet and one savoury tea which worked very well. Everything was high quality and the bottomless tea to wash it all down...

Visited with my friend, decided to have jacket potato with salad.Very disappointed the potato looked like it had been cooked in a microwave and was very hard in places and inedible.Very disappointed as we have been quite a few times before. 03/03/22

I have eaten in The Farmer's Kitchen on many occasions over the years and have enjoyed the food BUT why can't breakfast be served on warm plate? Perhaps it's just me but I particularly hate eating egg on a cold plate. I know the argument...

After hearing and reading about how good this place is what great disappointment when we visited the other day. Both of us ordered the minted lamb chops when after 25min wait were told they were no longer available so chose a ploughmans and a cottage...

I visited the Farmers Kitchen on a Wednesday lunchtime in early January 2022, booking prior to arrival as it gets quite busy. We were seated straight away, clean friendly staff with lots of knowledge went through choices and we decided on a ploughman’s lunch and...

Visited today for late lunch. Ordered 2 x cottage pies with veg and 2 drinks. Cost of cottage pie each £11.95. Arrived in small round dish. Mashed potato over mashed and thin. Meat over ground to a dust and tasteless. Ratio of meat to potato...

I met a friend here to chat. The seating area was spacious and beautifully decorated. The menu is good with lots of high quality food. There’s plenty of outdoor space (for dry days 😊). PS Possibly the best toilets I have ever seen!

The toilets! They are for men or women. My toilet had apparently had quite a few men, raising the seat and peeing all over the seat and the floor. Please remedy this horrible experience. Don't be so woke! I have never experienced such filth except...

Always fantastic food and service. They've adapted really well to Covid restrictions and are still turning out high quality seasonal and locally sourced food to many! Thank you

We had a family lunch with members of the party ranging from 5 to 75 and we all had a great time. There was something on the menu to suit everyone and when it arrived, the food was delicious. We were all rather envious when...

Very disappointing experience after much anticipation. Service staff may be friendly but the actual service was non existent, had to get up and go fetch a menu after 15 minutes of waiting, another 15 min later we had to ask someone to take our orders,...

Had a lovely afternoon sat in the 'Kitchen Marquee', it was covered so had the benefit of the shade but still outside so we could enjoy the warm weather. Treated myself to a tasty scone which came with homemade jam which they even sell in...

We were seated quickly, but then left for ages. Once the order was taken, it came out in a good time. However, we were left again until we managed to flag down another waitress and ask to order desert. Same process happened getting the bill....

Have had many great lunches and brunches here over the years and throughout lockdown . This time was not a success . We booked for lunch but when we arrived our reserved table although under cover was soaking wet as were the chairs from the...

I ordered a takeaway afternoon tea as a surprise for my elderly Mum who is feeling fed up with lockdown. She was thrilled and thoroughly enjoyed it all. Nicely presented and good quality food

We had afternoon tea there on the 12 Oct. The food was good quality and well presented. The staff are lovely and Laura in particular is great. Her work ethic and her ability to engage with the customers is to be applauded.

I don’t know where some of the other reviewers had their afternoon tea, ours could not have been faulted. Absolutely everything was fresh and delicious and very reasonably priced. We had travelled from Birmingham and Peterborough to meet here and have already decided to come...

I had a lovely lunch here yesterday. They were very busy and I hadn’t booked, but it was only about 10 mins wait for a table and I was glad they were able to accommodate me. The staff were very friendly, and were running through...

I visited with my two friends and had breakfast. The waiter had to clarify with us 4 times that my friend didn't want mushrooms on his English breakfast despite her writing it down. My bananas and pancakes was cold and uncooked. All in all disappointing.

We had to visit Market Harborough and decided to stop off at Farndon Fields for a light lunch. We were asked to wait half an hour for a table as we hadn’t precooked. This wasn’t a problem. Our turn came and we had a lovely...

Enjoyed a pre booked breakfast early one September Saturday and had plenty to choose from. Staff welcoming and accommodating when we asked to move tables to a lighter area. The tables are well distanced and the food was delicious - between us we had a...

The afternoon tea use to be really lovely. The cake selection was always the best part and the cakes use to have alot of thought of care go into them. Now not so much. It seems they churn out so many afternoon tea's they can...

Go early ... Look round the shop, don't buy ... Enjoy a lovely brunch ... Then go and get your fruit and veg, plus a treat for yourself on the way out. Simples!

Decided to have a snackey meal here today. Not that great. I had the bowl food which was okay. Then decided to have a fruit scone with cream and strawberry jam. I like to put the jam on top of the cream in the Devon...

Visited for breakfast today, I must say one of the best vegetarian breakfasts we have had. My husband had the Farmers breakfast which he said was great. Presentation of food good, fresh juice & service great, can’t recommend it more highly, well worth a visit.

Visited for breakfast shortly after they reopened and the quality was as good as it has always been ! The food was Perfect and the service was quick and attentive. Felt very comfortable sitting outside under a brolly, all the tables were spaced out and very safe. Looking forward to visiting again, highly recommend especially with good weather.

Have been here several times now lovely place to meet friends for a leisurely brunch or an afternoon tea We have eaten both and couldn’t fault either The breakfast was very filling nice black pudding and home made potato cakes The afternoon tea is not your traditional “little bite cakes and sandwiches” this one has proper sandwiches proper slices of cakes they also do a savoury tea (Sausage rolls cheese scones pork pie) again very nice Busy little place with a really nice atmospherePrices are little bit higher than a normal cafe but the freshness of food and quality of service more than out weighs the costs

Been going here for years and its consistently fantastic. Missing it now cos of the lockdown, which is probably why Im here, looking fondly at its TA listing! Will be one of my first meals out when we are finally allowed out again.

This is my favourite breakfast venue in Market Harborough and have visited several times. The quality of both the service and food is top notch with good ingredients in my full English that sets me up for the day. After the meal is a chance to browse the farm shop. Hope you open again soon!

We haven’t been here for a while. On a grey Saturday morning it was just the place to go for breakfast to brighten up the day.We ordered a farm house breakfast and a three egg cheese omelette. With a very fussy eater it was no problem to alter what was on the breakfast. The bacon is amazing, with a beautiful sweet and smokey flavour. The poached eggs were perfect too. The three egg omelette was packed with plenty of cheese and came with a choice of chips, wedges or potatoes.I’m not sure why we haven't been for a while other than it’s a 45 mile round trip(!) but we will certainly be back very soon. It may not be “on the doorstep” for us but a nice drive through the lovely Leicestershire countryside, nice food and to stock up on good, reasonably priced produce that supports local producers is well worth it.The fact that you can buy the produce in the shop means that you can take some “goodies” home too! The range of gin that they stock is very tempting!

A lovely brunch with hubby. Food was excellent . Cod goujons tasted divine and hubby's Prawn Sandwich was very good . The chips where gorgeous and very tasty . All staff where lovely even through they said they where short staffed you would never have know. A lovely start to a Sunday .

For such a beautiful farm shop and restaurant raking in millions a year and earning prestigious awards it’s a shame that their staff are overworked and underpaid. Would nice to see a family run business like this taking more care of their staff and rewarding their hard work and determination. Please fix this Farndon Fields.

We arrived before 12pm on a Saturday so there was little wait to get a table for our family lunch. There are so many vegetarian options that we are always spoilt for choice and find it hard to make a decision. I opted for the egg sandwich and paprika wedges. The bread here is always excellent and the wedges are fantastic. The tapas dishes looked good, and we didn’t need to order off the children’s menu as there are many small dish options that our 3yr old loves. Great coffee, tea and scones! The only criticism is that the freshly made cakes never look very tempting. We have had cakes on a previous visit and were disappointed. This is one of our favourite lunch stops right now and would recommend highly

One of the best breakfasts you will have in the Harborough area, cooked freshly, tasty ingredients and served promptly! If your looking for somewhere to eat definitely try here.

Came here the other week, and was so impressed from start to finish, we were greeted at the door with a smile and shown to a table which suited us great. Our orders were taken and food came out quickly and was amazing would 100% recommend, we will definitely be returning!

Great service, two of us had the full breakfast and two of us the chicken burger. I would suggest the fries over the "spicy" wedges which were definitely not spicy and a bit too greasy.

We went here yesterday for lunch. Although very busy we were taken to our table very quickly and from then on the service was very speedy and all done with a smile. The quality of the food was absolutely top class. All cooked perfectly and tasted great.

Amazing breakfast, fab coffee , very welcoming to all the family, staff were very friendly. The kids farmers breakfast was great value for money . We will be back again to explore the menu further . The farm shop is great too

I visited here yesterday with two friends. There was a large queue to wait to be seated, I probably queued for approximately 30 minutes. This did not put me off as I know a queue means that the food must be delicious and I enjoyed looking around the shop while I waited.

There was a small queue so did wait a few minutes for a table but was at a busy time on a Sunday.

A really nice cafe/restaurant serving fresh food and drinks all day. It is a relaxing place to meet a friend, or just pop in for a coffee. Combine it with a little shopping time in their amazing farm shop.

Long queue to get seated and all food and drink is overpriced. Yet can’t fault the service and the food is tasty. Plenty of choice on the menu and not too long to wait once ordered

Always a treat. Never fails. Service, food and atmosphere great. Like the fact you don’t book so can be spontaneous.

This place gets busy on a Saturday, so rock up early if you don't want the entire family to be getting tetchy in the queue! Somewhat of a Market Harborough institution, this is a great place for breakfast and lunch, plus foodies will love a wander around the farm shop afterwards (highly recommend grabbing a black pudding scotch egg and some Sparkenhoe Red Leicester from the deli, not to mention a pack of their famously gooey brownies made on site). The cafe menu includes all the classics and is done well, but they also change things up with innovative specials. They also have plenty of healthy options if you're into that kind of thing...but personally we can't ever resist a portion of the amazing chips they serve up in miniature plant pots!

I had a vegetarian breakfast and the courgette fritters where so greasy they where oozing oil, the mushrooms where over done. My scrambled eggs where greyish, not an appetising breakfast. My partner had eggs benedict and the hollandaise sauce was served in a plastic disposable dish ( bad for the environment) and it was clearly commercial sauce just warmed up as it tasted bitter and clearly not fresh. We did raise our concern at the till and the lovely staff member discounted our breakfast and was helpful.

Finding ourselves at a lose end after being dumped by our grown up family at the weekend (an unexpected pleasure) we made our way to Farndon Fields for a mooch around the shop & brunch.

By that I mean I'm very disappointed we did not visit for lunch. Farndon Fields has to be one of the best Garden Centres / Cafes in this part of England. We had an excellent morning coffee and cake here and as I mentioned the next time we visit will be for lunch. The menu is really good, prices are fair, service excellent and the ambience of the whole place is very nice. The farm shop itself is high quality and has a good range of produce. I must mention the loos which were very clean, nicely decorated and spacious. Well done to all the staff at this establishment. I wish we had found it earlier.

Our Saturday lunch trip took us to Farndon fields this week

The restaurant is run in an expertly way by Jo and the staff are exceptional, the reason for visiting I would add. the food is well cooked and presented however it is difficult to understand why so very few fresh vegetables are not provided. The menu we are told changes from time to time but if it does can you spot the change.?

We regularly visit this restaurant, and I would say on the whole the food is good quality. But I have to say it costs a little more than the average. So please would you provide a decent portion of chilli with the jacket potatoes £8 for a potato and what amounts to a tablespoon of chilli in a tiny brown bowl is NOT a good portion!!!

A very relaxed family group of 8 had a great breakfast at the Kitchen, all taste including Gluten Free were catered for service was seamless and were made to feel welcomed.

Been here a few times for breakfast and lunch! Always very busy! The breakfast is excellent, in fact one of the best we've had! Service is good and the staff are very friendly!

Don't be put off by the queue within the shop to be seated - the lovely staff are very efficient at finding tables and it is worth whatever short wait you have. First time visitors, we walked away until we realised the queue was moving quickly and we are pleased we turned back.

Took my mother here for abit of a shop and lunch. The place was heaving but that didn’t effect the quality of the food or the high level of customer service we received. Can’t recommend the afternoon tea enough.

On the spur of the moment we went for lunch. The place was packed but after a short wait a pleasant young lady showed us to a table. The menu was good, quite a variety & the food was hot, delicious & well presented. We'lll be back!

This was our first visit to Farndon fields and we were not disappointed. We sat outside in the courtyard for lunch. We had the savoury afternoon which was delicious. The menu had so many yummy dishes on there, so we will be definitely visiting again soon. Well worth a visit.

I took my American friend here, to see what was on offer in the shop, and for lunch. She really enjoyed it. We had a light lunch and although it was busy we were quickly seated and served. Liked the food, the surroundings and the service was excellent.

Lovely family lunch. After a large breakfast my son and family were only looking for a light snack. Farndon Fields was a great choice. The restaurant was very busy but we still managed to find a table for 6.

Did not know that the farm shop had a restaurant so was very pleased to try out the menu on a lovely day. Sat outside and was impressed by the menu and service.

Sun was out so decided to visit Harborough. Whilst there visited this place as heard lot about it. Everything was lovely about it. Great service, menu and actual place. Sat outside and had a ham, cheese sandwich with a Ginger beer. Absolutely delicious. Freshly made, came with a large portion of chips. We watched a lot of different dishes being served and they all looked yummy! We shall return!

On recommendation from locals we popped in here for some breakfast! Simply awesome. Wonderful food and service. Well worth a visit.

We’ve been coming to the Farm Shop in Market Harborough for years and seen it grow and prosper. The quality has always been excellent, and now with the updated farm and industrial decor, the restaurant and tea room is even more inviting! Afternoon tea and the rosemary fries are the highlight for me. The choice is superb and the staff are wonderfully friendly. It gets very busy on weekends and holidays!! ...worth it if you want to wait.

We stopped here for lunch and it was great! We were told there would be a wait of 30 minutes and shown to a table and ordered a drink while we waited. The wait was less than expected and our food arrived in 20 minutes. We had the Farmer's Breakfast and Ham, Eggs and Chips. The breakfast was really tasty, great sausages and the black pudding was first class. The Ham, eggs and chips was a generous portion with proper hand cooked chips, none of this frozen rubbish here.

Really good food, gets quite busy so get in before the lunch rush! Good to shop after to! Serves all food that’s sold in shop so sort of try before you buy!

Quality of food for a brunch was fine, but the standard of service was beyond excellent - dining with two small children the waiting staff were kind, considerate and VERY quick to react to the minor distasters that were bound to happen! Will certainly go back again with all the family.

Had always seen the huge queues for the cafe when looking round the shop, so figured it must be really good. Happened to be in there one morning and for once there was no queue, so tried it. Full English breakfast was fine overall but pretty basic; was expecting something much better quality to be honest. My partner had the veggie breakfast, which was very disappointing: not freshly cooked, and quality of produce wasn’t great. Maybe lunch is better cos based on our breakfast experience I have no idea why so many people are willing to queue to eat here.

This place was highly recommended so two of us went for a meal. We had the “bowl” food, 3 dishes for £10.50. I ordered the chicken skewers, mushroom arancini and the chips. My husband had cauliflower cheese rather than mushrooms. My food was incorrect when it arrived but didn’t take too long to get sorted. It was all very tasty indeed but we expected slightly bigger portions. The service wasn’t great. We asked for the bill but weren’t told that we wouldn’t get a bill but needed to go to the till on the way out, resulting in us waiting for a long time whilst three waiting staff swept up around us! In the end we got up and went to the till only to find that’s what we should have done 15 minutes earlier! Not the best experience. Staff training is needed. Would go back but maybe just for coffee and cake or a sandwich.

Went with the ladies for lunch, Lots of lovely fresh vegetables and interesting things to see on the way in and out in their farm shop. The place was busy and the lunch average, a good selection of dishes with a dishes of the day board. My salmon roulade was more of a cream cheese and salmon pate, but tasted fine. The soup of the day was good, but unfortunately the breakfast medley and the quinoa dish arrived lukewarm. Not sure we will hurry back

Quality of food, excellent; service as you would expect from a Farm Shop (more than a café!) The quality was very good, and added to the choice in the Farm Shop itself, it made it an enjoyable visit!

This place was totally unknown to us until that morning after doing a search. Lovely breakfast, Great Coffee & Good service. Thank you

I visited here with family for Breakfast on Sunday morning. I ordered the salmon & scrambled eggs with toast & felt disappointed. The eggs had been scrabbled with the salmon making them really greasy and the toast was smothered in butter which I hadn’t asked for. My husband ordered the full English and said it was as ok however the sausages were so meaty in texture it made them difficult to eat.

Fresh farm food cooked to perfection. Love the menu and the quality of the food, not to mention the fact you can pop in to the adjacent shop and buy most of the ingredients to try it at home!

Great for kids as there is a kids menu - but the Farmers breakfast is worth the trip. Better still leaf tea in infusers and a real log fire. Quality food, freshly cooked, good service and a reasonable cost. Definitely returning. Actually scratch that, everything is terrible - no stars - that way there will be room when I go back!

The best bacon and fried egg rolls out there!! Honestly cannot get over them i am drawling just thinking about the one i had the other day! The hambleton roll filled with smoked LOCAL!!!!! Bacon and free range eggs with red sauce! Yum yum yum!! Apple juice is not 100% concentrate or it doesnt taste like it but damn the bacon roll was sooooooo good!!! Busy as usual - there should be bigger tables but i understand the space issue! The bacon roll though!! If anyone gets it. Make sure you have a fried egg in it as well!

Visited as a party of 6 early (9.30am) on a Saturday for breakfast

Another great visit to Farndon Fields for a filling, delicious lunch! Good range of choices on the main menu, together with daily specials. Everything prepared to order, and homemade. Many of the items eaten and drunk can be purchased in the farm shop, so I made sure I stocked up on the Fruit Punch tea (loose tea from The Brew Co.) which is particularly lovely. Always busy for breakfasts, lunches and afternoon teas - all of which I can vouch for to be well-made with top quality ingredients, and temptingly presented.

As usual the food and staff were excellent, although I do dislike the food served on a wooden board, I struggle to manage as my burger fell onto the table, was provided with a plate at my request and all was well.

I've been wanting to try this for a while and I wasn't disappointed! My husband enjoyed a steak sandwich with chips, both locally sourced! I enjoyed an afternoon tea!

Have had many many meals here from the farmers breakfast to the beef burger to the afternoon tea! All of which are lovely, high quality, local food atmosphere is very nice and service is attentive and all have a smile on their face, will definitely be returning! P.s the freshly squeezed orange juice is to die for!