The Oven At Overton Farm in South Lanarkshire

Waited for 10 minutes indoors to be seated only for someone to finally come over to tell us and the couple of people queued infront of us (most of whom were very elderly and frail) to wait outside in the cold instead. Based on this customer service and asking people in their 80s+ to wait outside in winter, we turned around and left.

This was The Grill at Overton Farm snack van We go there regularly - 2 weeks ago our order was just over £10- this week the same order was over£13 - around 30% increase seems excessive No problem with the quality or the service and we use the Farm Shop each visit but questionable whether we will go back as often

Terrible place. Mostly under construction or covered in scaffolding. Visited the cafe with a small dog, ordered and ate outside when we were waiting to leave a woman rushed out "you can't be here with the dog". i replied, that's funny because you served us food and took our money. Two members of your staff saw we had a dog, and never mentioned anything. "yeah, we don't allow them at all". Wouldn't recommend. total dive.

With a voucher snd telling my guest what a treat was in store we committed the offence of carrying a chihuahua indoors to ask if we would sit indoors or put, as no staff around d at seating queue to ask, the rudeness of response was hard to believe .. sn unpleasant and embarrassing experience which, as a firmer quieter times frequent customer, will never ever be repeated. Snd the voucher? They can stuff it

Great shop and cafe, but why keep the door open? It’s freezing. Too cold to enjoy the cafe and food went cold. A shame as it’s a great shop with fantastic produce. Just need to stop the cold wind!

Attended with a family of six this afternoon for some lunch. * Drinks order arrived at table, two drinks were not what we asked for so sent back. * Mac & Cheese arrived, VERY poorly presented and appeared to be a kids potion. * Few of our group ordered chips and all were hard to the bite and very dark coloured so undercooked and dirty oil by look of it. * VERY expensive for the food quality and presentation. * Some staff didn’t appear to grasp English very well which I believe was the error in drinks order. Unfortunately won’t be returning for food and instead visiting Gouldings across the road which has much better presentation and slightly lower prices.

Previous experience was good but certainly not this time. Very bad manners. Menus thrown on table. No service after 10 minutes so we left

Family visit on the last August Bank Holiday Monday - eight family members, mostly soup and sandwich combos. Two Mac / cheese one with chips the other Garlic Bread. Where to start, cold soup, and unbelievably cheap and nasty wafer thin white soggy bread, why not proper bloomer type sandwiches, please remember that these weren’t inexpensive. The Mac cheese options were of even poorer quality, one tiny spoonful of Mac cheese, which was almost like tinned Mac cheese ? and two tiny pieces of cheap lightly toasted crusty bread. The with chips option had the same extremely poor Mac cheese, presented dreadfully on a large pasta bowl, with very poorly cooked frozen skin on fries, not crispy and dry but floppy undercooked chips which were inedible. I have reviewed the oven previously, and decided to try again……. but that was a huge mistake, they so badly need to up their game, I find it incredible that it appears to be a popular option as it seems to be always busy as I drive past, given I live relatively local. Just an aside - our waitress I have to say wasn’t exactly the most welcoming either. Very very poor, and felt ripped off in the extreme, definitely won’t be back !

Went for lunch with my 94 year old mum in wheelchair. Staff so helpful and friendly. Lovely lunch . Staff above and beyond.

Found this when searching on maps for a stop on our way up to huntly. Superb place, staff all friendly, food was superb & plenty of room for kids to run around. Ignore the negatives, a full cafe on a Saturday morning with everyone being served quickly and to a great standard

As a family The Oven is our ‘Go to’ place. Atmosphere is always welcoming and food is always delicious and comforting after a hectic week. The girls do well and nothing is ever too much trouble. Had a beautiful afternoon tea from there recently for a family gathering and everything was lovely ☺️

I visit The Oven frequently. Today my husband and I went for lunch, as I had a half day from work & thought it would be a treat for us. We waited about 20 minutes for a table, never an issue as we know it’s a busy place. We were seated and menus handed over. It went downhill from there. I ordered a soup & sandwich combo, asking for lentil soup and a tuna & cheese melt. I asked for chips in place of the salad. Husband asked for soup too plus French toast. The poor girl serving was struggling to understand- turns out she was new to the job & English wasn’t her first language. We tried to point to what we wanted. She then came back 5 minutes later and said there was no lentil soup left, so we changed our order to tomato & basil. Away she went again. After another 10-15 minutes another waitress came, apologised and advised the girl struggles to understand English (?). She handed us what appeared to be a half bowl of soup. I reminded her we’d asked for water, which she brought with my ‘toastie’. No chips, just salad. Husband didn’t even get bread with his soup, which on a ‘non-combo’ deal he should have. I advised her we hadn’t had a full bowl of soup, she said ‘but that’s the last of it’ (??) I asked for this to be reflected in the bill. By this time I’d had enough, and although she offered to get chips we had waited ages, so I declined. I then found my ‘tuna cheese melt’ was some soggy toast, some very dry tuna mayo and no cheese at all. I handed it back. Now, we got many apologies from other staff. They tried not to charge me, but I insisted on paying for my husband’s French toast. They offered tea/coffee and cakes for free. However, I just wanted to go home. The apologies kept coming but 1) ‘Everyone has to start somewhere and 2) She doesn’t speak English very well does not excuse putting this poor girl to work on tables when she was clearly struggling. She should have also not been put to work when the restaurant was at its busiest. Bottom line- we will not be back. Sorely disappointed.

Overpriced, badly presented, average tasting food. Badly organised staff. On the whole very disappointing experience.

Had lunch today. Soup and sandwich. Both were delicious . Staff were friendly and relaxed setting. Very good price for quality products. Would highly recommend and I will be back

Great for gluten free food. Sticker on plate to let you know its gluten free. Food is so nice staff are also lovely. The breakfast is the berry's.

Visited here as a family after attending nearby winter wonderland with my toddler and his grans… was busy and had to wait for a table. Whilst waiting my mum and 2 year old were abruptly told to move from where they were standing as it ‘blocked the waitresses’ - I think the woman was under pressure as it seemed short staffed but really made us feel unwelcome. When we got a table it was nice and at the window. Ordered food, whilst waiting had to change order as they ran out. Food arrived, cream of veg soup was a broth, Christmas panini was cold and the rest was really average. Had to chase our tea as they forgot to bring it. Overall was really disappointed with visit, maybe just an off day but will prob stick to other nearby places next time.

Despite being a busy Sunday lunchtime we were seated within 5 minutes, warmly welcomed and asked if our table was suitable. We had coffees and scones. Good coffee, scones were fresh, nice size and came with plenty butter and homemade jam. Staff checked on us during our short visit. Restrooms were well equipped and clean. Farm shop is also very nice. Felt relaxed and less commercialized than some other coffee shops in the area.

As always a great lunch at Overton. Great menu with all the favourites. Great portion sizes and tasty food. Great selection of cakes too. Friendly staff and quick service even when busy.

we tried this cafe for first time as i had heard it was a nice cafe... which it was. Staff were pleasant but not much choice in cakes. We just had a coffee each. Wheelchair access is reasonably although there is a wee slope and...

Excellent food! I was lucky enough to experience both a breakfast and lunch here - both were well cooked, well seasoned, served piping hot and very, very tasty.

We've been going to Overton Farm for many years and until recently thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere and food. However the food quality has gone downhill since the pandemic. On our last visit my wife had a quiche that was completely inedible - it was so...

We have visited the farm shop on three occasions now - well stocked, although not all products are local. Local meats available and ready meals produced on site. Good range of fresh fruit and vegetables. First visit to the on site cafe last week -...

Family gathering with different breakfast orders. Not one of us complained about what we had. My daughter and I chose the full breakfast as it had haggis and black pudding and tsrrue scone things we miss. I can honestly say it all tasted superb. Clean...

We came in October and we got some great photos of our little one picking his pumpkin. Then we went to the cafe that's next to the pumpkin patch and had a very good cream tea. The cakes were all home made and the sandwiches...

Just stopped off for a bite to eat at lunchtime today at the outdoor grill and the young lady serving was excellent, had the cheeseburger which was fantastic best burger I’ve had in years gourmet type must visit the farm shop and buy some for...

I have been to the Oven at Overton farm for breakfast every time I have been driving south from Glasgow for years. The food is excellent value for money and is always of a n amazing standard. The staff are very friendly and work really...

What’s happened ? I’ve been coming here for years on a regular basis, but Today Monday 16th August, my wife wanted a panini which wasn’t available which is fair enough but the toastie on white bread ( her replacement) was extremely poorly presented it was...

We arranged to meet a friend here who lived locally. Arrived around 11:30am before the rush that occurred just after noon when we realised all tables were taken and there was a queue outside. Ordered 3x breakfast rolls, coffees and tea as well as several...

Was heading out to New Lanark to walk the Falls of Clyde, and making a early start of it, decided that I would go to somewhere in the Clyde Valley to grab a breakfast before going for a walk, and feel I easily made the...

I appreciate that all the places must have been busy today as it is a father’s day but i expected better service. I left my cakes and drinks on the table and was in the outdoor play area for 15 minutes with my kids and...

The breakfast was simply awful - pretty cold, looked like it had been cooked much earlier and possibly kept on a 'hot' plate/container. Will not eat here again.

Very nice meal, good service reasonably priced. Would like to have seen the girl meeting customers at the door a little more welcoming she did upset a few older folk at the entrance with lack of manner. The person trusted to do the welcoming has...

Had lunch with 2 other adults and 3 kids. Great selection of home cooked food. Small adult portions and kids meals available. Triple cooked chips are amazing, as is the Brodies tea.Kids had their lunch and then went out in to the play area giving the adults some time to drink tea and chat. Staff are very pleasant.There was a significant wait for a table due to covid, but it was definitely worth it.

We visited The Oven at Overton Farm as we were cruising around South Lanarkshire and needed lunch. The place was busy around 12.30 and a queue had formed with everybody observing the two metre rule. The staff were also controlling entry, so kudos for that.The restaurant was very busy, but there was definitely spacing between the tables and spaced out areas where people could walk past each other at a safeish distance.I ordered a jacket potato with cheese and a latte for myself. The potato was well cooked with an edible skin, which is how I like it. The cheddar was younger than I prefer, but it still went well with the potato. The coffee was excellent, freshly ground and pungent. Even with two sugars, the coffee still had an excellent aroma and taste.

Glad to see The Oven being so well supported after lockdown.This restaurant serves lovely food at reasonable prices and since re opening, has included a large marquee area for food as well. Have always found the food to be a very high standard, served by friendly efficient staff. There is a large adjacent car park and a farm shop selling local produce.

We always find the staff very friendly and helpful. Gluten free cheese scones are the best in the country! Also a great cup of coffee.

Arrived about 11.30 and decided to have poached eggs with hollandaise sauce. It was absolutely awful. I think the sauce was just poured out of a jar. Neither of us could eat it. Our plates were taken away and we weren’t even asked if there was a problem with the food. We presumed they were taking part in the eat out to help out 50% off so were even more disappointed when we had to pay the full price!!!

Great steps been put in place due to covid , marquee beside the car park with tables very spaced out!Food was quick and very tasty and all staff very friendly . Glad we chose here when down the Clyde Valley and def would use it again :)

Took my partner and stepson for breakfast at the ovens snack van, we chose to sit under the marquee. All staff were really happy and full of smiles and chat at 9.30 in the morning. Very quick and efficient service.Food tasted amazing as usual, nice hot and fresh.Amazing work carried out to keep the place running smoothly what with all the social distancing measures and what not.Fantastic friendly place to go anytime of day and any weather.

We arrived just after Lunch and parked our Motorcycles in the car park. Having just shut off our engines a removed our helmets, we were greeted by the proprietor with a shout of “I’ve told you to f@cking move those”. Confused we tried to initiate conversation about where we could park but apparently “listen to me or get tae f@ck” was the only response.

We stopped in at the oven and we were a large group and they were excellent all drinks and meals came at the same time which is always nice when in a large group. The farm shop was well stocked and well impressed to see stuff from Orkney on the shelves.

Lovely location. Great food, reasonable costs. Friendly staff, spotless clean , ample parking. Adjacent farm shop

second visit here enjoyed the food and the service is quick and the portions are big, think we nay have been charged for the the full size soup combo rather than the small one, but definitely had the large breakfast, wont need to eat again today

Nice wee stop on way to Lanark. Fresh veg and a butchery shop. Nice café with homemade food and a little gift shop.

Ideal start / end to the day if your visiting all the garden centres. Fresh cooked delicious food in a clean place. On site farm shop. Large car park

We were down Clydeside and nipped in for a quick cuppa. Enjoyed a cream tea..huge scone with homemade strawberry jam and big pot of cream. Served with nice coffee. Should have ordered a large cup. Delicious. Staff were lovely. Will be back for a breakfast soon ☺

After dropping off our Westie at the dog groomers we decided to go down the Clyde valley to buy some autumn bedding plants. As we drove down the steep lane from Netherburn we saw Overton farm and decided to call in for lunch. I highly recommend the eggs benedict or with haggis, eggs Balmoral. Great service, good food and very competitive pricing.

I have been a few times, working my way down the menu which has different offerings to your normal Clyde Valley restaurants. The food is great and the cakes, ohh the cakes I introduced a friend who has some tummy issues and she thoroughly enjoyed her “all day breakfast” with tweaks. Nothing is too much bother and changes are happily made. I had the Overton Eggs Balmoral which consisted of haggis topped with 2 poached eggs and hollandaise sauce on a toasted soda scone. Delicious. I have had the Benedict version plus the deli platters and non disappointed. We then indulged ourselves with a cake or in my case 3 baby ones. Not needed of course but, hey, we were enjoying ourselves Definitely recommend this restaurant

Have been here several time and I'm never disappointed. The menu mixes traditional Scottish fare with more adventurous dishes. Everything is freshly cooked and fantastic value. Highlight is the home baked scones and cakes!

Lovely tearoom in the heart of the Clyde valley ! Excellent value for money . I also love that they have a farm shop next door ! Fresh food served daily , owners are very friendly and helpful .

Lunch lovely ,good choice on board and lots on menu. The young lady who served us was very helpful and happy. The surroundings are a bit basic kind of canteeny but at the end of the day it's a farm shop cafe.

Spotted Overton from the road and noted the monthly car boot sale held here. Plenty of parking and a shop as well with fruit, veg, etc. The restaurant is fairly new and spacious but cluttered and with quite a few 'sharing' tables. It is table service and if you miss the small sign the queue for paying will confuse you as will the tables with a single person looking guilty - we were not the only ones to miss the sign.

This follows our third visit to this popular Clyde Valley eatery since it opened, and was on a Thursday lunchtime.

Attended at this restaurant with family. First time we had visited.

Excellent food. Stopped for lunch. 5 adults.

I had been to this cafe once before for lunch and had been well impressed with the service and the standard of the food. The same applied when my wife and I paid a visit for morning coffee with scone / cake. The service was prompt and friendly and the standard of the food - of which there was a wide choice - was excellent.

Decision made to try this place after a friend "recommended" it.

Went along on a sunny April day and had a late breakfast. Food was nice enough but the service wasn’t great despite lots of staff around. Farm shop was great.

A farm shop restaurant which is absolutely excellent. Real efforts made to serve good local produce.

Popped in for a quick coffee whilst visiting their lovely wee Farm Shop. Could not resist their Blueberry Cheesecake, and I thought I had gone to heaven ! Really lush.

We have been in this restaurant before but only for coffee and a snack. However on this visit with my husband we each decided on a 5 item breakfast. As the menu showed sausage etc we chose 5 items, including sausage (2 for my husband) Imagine my husbands shock when the plates arrived and both had lorne sausage, (he doesn't like or eat lorne sausage), I ended up taking his 2 pieces of lorne sausage and giving him other items from my breakfast which really made the meal a bit disappointing. When our order was taken we were asked if we wanted white or brown toast, surely we should have been asked if we wanted lorne or link sausage or have the choice printed on the menu. While I have no complaints about the quality of the food or service we feel that the items on the breakfast menu should be made clearer.

Very good food and service with a good choice of menu dishes at this quite recently opened cafe and restaurant. My wife and I with a friend paid a visit and were very happy with the lunches provided. The food is well cooked,nicely presented and served by proper waitress staff. The portions are generous and smaller portions are also available. Their cakes and scones looked enticing too but these will have to wait for another day!.

Great place to eat. Very large portions, but smaller portions available on request. Very good service.

We go here for lunch about every other week. The staff are lovely and the food is great 👍 keep it up

Wide choice on the menu, first class staff, excellent food, nice surroundings, good parking and a lovely drive to get there. Great! But a trifle over-priced

Wow this place is fantastic. Our first time here but will be back regularly. Food is amazing. All staff are so lovely and do anything to help.great outdoor play park for children.relaxing atmosphere. Prices very reasonable for quality of food. Place is really clean.Steak pie is to die for and chips are awesome. All our party enjoyed everything ibcluding the beautiful cakes to finish. There is a farm shop next door selling fresh produce we bought fruit it was also delicious. Well done to everyone. We eat out a lot and this is the best place we have ever been to. Do not by pass this place :)

Been here several times. Its alwsys busy. Really good quality food. There is also a shop where you can buy free range eggs which taste fabulous.

We had been given a gift voucher for afternoon tea. There were 3 sandwiches each, which were just ok, probably one too many. There was an extremely large scone for each person with 2 different flavoured jams plus cream (not the skooshy type). The scones were perfect with beautiful, fruity jams. There were 2 very small meringues with 4 try bake items. I had a pot of tea and my husband had one cup of coffee. There was too much to eat, so we got a doggy bag to take away.

In my opinion, this is the best place for breakfast in the area. All freshly cooked to order, toast made with lovely fresh bread, and a pot of tea made with loose tea. What more can you ask for.

I came here with my mum & dad some Sundays I've been here 30 time's now & a lovely young Lady takes our food order har name. Is Morvern all of the other staff are very friendly so i would highly 👍😃👍😃 recommend it

Popped in again today for some lunch. They were full at first, so we went into Garrion Bridge for a while and went back once it was a little quieter. Really friendly and speedy service. Lovely quality food and always nicely presented. There is a real family feel and the food is always local, very fresh and generously portioned.

Popped in with a friend to catch up & have some lunch. Food was very nice & appeared fresh. Slightly overpriced for what it is but lovely at the same time. Two of us had a main & one drink each - over £20.

Stopped here for lunch, the food was freshly made and really delicious. I had eggs benedict and the poached eggs were cooked to perfection. The tea was the best cuppa I’ve tasted in a long time. Will definitely be back.

I've lived in the area for many years now and I've driven by countless times, even went to the car boot sale once or twice and never ventured into the oven for a meal. I was recommended by a friend so when I finally tried the homemade food on offer I was pleasantly surprised! Like most places down the clyde valley its not exactly cheap but you don't mind paying when you get high quality produce and such a selection from not only the menu but the specials board. This is now a regular lunch treat for me and since got my family hooked also so if you're driving by definitely give it a try.

We visited during the Fruit Festival, and despite how busy the farm was during this event, the Oven still provided excellent food and friendly service. The play areas were great, both the small indoor area of toys for our 10-month old baby, and the outdoor area with a swing etc and toy cars, tractors and bikes which our toddlers absolutely loved.

definately one of the better places to eat in the clyde valley ,food was good if not great ,had the lasagna with masses of home made chips and slaw .lasagna was obviously from big batch and reheated to order which resulted in being very dry .main criticism is the organisation of the place ,when you walk in its a free for all ,no initial greeting or clue whether wait to be seated or simply take a table !the place was busy and customers were obviously happy with their food .would recommend !

Very nice modern and spacey both outside and in. 4 of us arrived for lunch about 3pm??? I know, however we had a choice of tables and made very welcome , gave order and we knew it was being freshly prepared . We were all satisfied with our selection from a comprehensive menu not huge but well thought out. We did all agree that chips were overdone I would suggest turning the fryer down a bit and cook for longer then they won't be as dark. Nice selection of teas and coffee and they offer to have it along with your meal which is nice although when our meal arrived this had been forgotten along with my tarter sauce, they weren't too busy just someone being dozy.

Excellent food, promptly served with very friendly service even when very busy which is often the case. Farm shopo and added bonus.

The Oven just as efficient and tasty as the produce served in the farm shop. I was delighted to see wee café here now during my annual visit to buy all the fruit for my jam making.

Visited at 12.40pm on a Saturday, and ordered two breakfasts from the “all day breakfast” menu.

I was given a voucher for Afternoon Tea for two for my birthday so decided to visit today. I would highly recommend it..The afternoon tea was exceptional value for money and I will visit again.

We visited on a Tuesday lunchtime, not exactly peak time, and the staff were really struggling to cope. Tables were left uncleared so people were waiting to sit, and it took a long time to get menus, order and get the food. Everyone was clearly working at full speed and were very competent, think they must either have been short staffed or the owners have been greedy and put in more tables than they can really cope with.

We ve started going down the Clyde valley recently . We went to the Sunday car boot sale and decided to have a lunch at the oven . Food and service first class . . . Have now tried couple of restaurants and the food is delicious . We both had a baked potato I had egg mayo filling and my fiancé had chicken with the tastiest crunch jest salad I've ever tasted .

My wife and I visit here regularly and always enjoy the fare on offer - my wife likes the scones and I like the ginger crunch. The atmosphere is relaxed and staff attentive.

I used to love this place, however, the last 2 visits have been a serious let down!

This used to Be a regular for breakfasts. However last few times has been a let down. Usually first in on the Friday mornings and lately im Not sure if they just cant be bothered or the cook has been overstretched. Eggs have been appalling, over cooked despite being asked for soft. Haggis just greasy which is a real Shame as its good quality produce they use. Staff were stood eating at the till, licking fingers then touching plates. Hubby is a chef at dekota hotel so this used to be his haven for a day off to go get a good cooked breakfast. Need to sort this out guys!!

Popped in for breakfast, great choices, all cooked fresh, washed down with fresh tea. The Oven is spotlessly clean, ample parking, outdoor seating if that's what you want. Spacious inside. Be aware can get busy, though the staff do work hard to keep up.

Well its off to Overton Farm for breakfast with the wife , and although it was snowy and the roads were quiet , the Oven was open ,. we had the Big breakfast and it was just right including the Haggis , two pots of tea and some little home baked cakes to take away . great start to a Saturday morning ... you wont be disappointed , try it for size .its not too dear and clean as well

I’ve just read the 3 “Terrible” reviews for The Oven and simply don’t recognise the place. There are 3 Clyde Valley cafes that we visit regularly and this is the best. Pleasant, tasteful surroundings, good staff, some very good food. Cheese scones are excellent, very good range of bakes (lovely Orange Drizzle yesterday), Eggs Balmoral is delicious - and the farm shop is always worth a visit. This is a quality establishment.

Food consistently good and locally sourced - baking a speciality ! Lovely family atmosphere with secure childrens' outdoor play area at rear. Friendly staff . Also has a little gift corner with quality local crafts, jewellery, cards etc.

Popped in for lunch , great ! Home made soup, home made steak,pie( only fault - pastry never met the stew until it met on the plate. But that is a personal preference ) . Both excellent . Washed down with real loose tea. Fantastic !

Good food served in comfortable surroundings Fresh food from own farm friendly staff and service .good selection of simple dishes to chooe from not expensive

Myself, my husband and 2 kids have just left this place. We went in to get a late lunch but upon entering got the feeling that we were intruding. It doesn’t shut until 4 today (we arrived at 2.45) but we got the impression that the way staff were all standing around idle (around 8 of them) that they had cleared up early and were waiting to go home. When we walked in they obviously weren’t happy! You could’ve cut the atmosphere with a knife! Such a frosty reception. Walked out and will not be back!

Lovely food. The quality of the food here is outstanding (a visit to the farm shop for eggs and meat is a must!) and the dishes are tasty and satisfying.

In my mind there are elements to this place. These are:

Light open venue with rather hard seating. Staff quite friendly, baking and prices reasonable. Good car parking facilities.

Stopped off here for lunch today. Mum had steak pie, at this point, I would commend this establishment for using...

I'm not usually a complainer and this is actually my first on trip advisor but I was so disappointed with my lunch today that I actually could not believe that I was charged £13.00 for a fish and chips and a cappuccino that was literally not for human consumption. Don't mind paying £13.00 as that's the norm for eating out but it was well below average. The fish was burned to the crisp and your chips were as hard as a rock obviously straight from the freezer onto the frier . What a shame as this is in Clyde valley a place me and my family visit so often. You obviously have cooking issues . The girl that took my order was very pleasant so it's definitely not the service but you have a long way to go when it comes to presenting a well cooked meal and charging customers high prices . You need a chef that's all I'm saying your current one is not up to the job . You have a great spot down Clyde valley make it work . Might visit again if I'm assured you've changed your chef

This is a really great facility opened about three years now. Not jam-packed for covers, So, there is space for wheelchairs and the staff are supportive of those with learning difficulties, which is nice to see. can get noisy when busy, but always clean when I have been there (even on a busy Saturday shift). Car park is mostly full now.

I visited here at the weekend when the local sunday carboot sale was on and the place was very busy but i just wanted some takeaway food and drink waited about 10 mins wile women who kept her back to me. Got served by a other women who was not polite at all