The Tearoom in Wyre

I think the female owner of this place needs some anger management therapy. After stumbling across an altercation whilst leaving between her and two other customers leaving, we were told “you can clear off as well” having had no par in what ever that initial altercation was about. Other members of staff seemed highly embarrassed by this out of control rant. Anyway nice coffee, and nice employed staff, the owner it appears has some issues she needs to deal with, before she gives herself heart failure.

CAR PARK NEEDS A BIG REVAMP !!!! cost more to clean inside of my car after a visit than what I paid for my plants!!! Muddy gravel! Cement sluch & mud etc.although we had a cover for the boot for the plants.The interior mats + our dog grey mush footprints needed a lot to be desired! + our footwear what a mess & knowing our summer weather isn't brill looks like an ongoing concern. Sort the car park please!!!

Really good fresh food served exactly as it should be, no gimmicks, really good Sunday lunch and a very reasonable price

Food & drink was okay but nothing exceptional this time round. Reasons for ‘average’ Lots of staff & cafe pretty quiet, lots of chat going on behind the till about somebody leaving & looking at cards, not focused on the customer. Lots of dog bowls outside, but none with water in, apart from one which was obviously old water with a dead spider in it. Asked twice for a bowl to be filled. Need a tap or bottle outside so customers can do it themselves (or remove the bowls?) The outside tables are looking a bit ‘tatty’ & could do with a paint / sand / treatment. There was a large dog poo next to a table, lots of staff walked past it / didn’t notice. We picked it up (was not our dog who left it!)

This was our second outing here after a positive 1st experience. Wish we hadn't bothered. We went to celebrate my husband & father's birthdays. The sausage had shrunk from the 1st time and the food was cold & was served on cold plates. A couple on the next table also complained about their cold food & got a refund; we didn't get a refund & wasn't offered one In fact i don't think the waitress even reported back to the kitchen. It cost £58 for something that wasn't worth it. Will definitely NOT be returning! Very disappointed on what should have been a celebration

Nice tearoom and lovely staff but unfortunately the ambience was ruined by loud music and constant ringing of a phone behind the counter, we could barely hear each other speak. We only wanted a toasted tea cake and coffee but were told there was a 30 minute wait for food so had to forgo the tea cake 🤷‍♀️. However the food being served to other diners did look lovely but not sure if I’d want to wait 30 minutes each time I visited.

Late afternoon visit. I had beef teriyaki baguette, really tasty. The menu said “salt & pepper fries”, the dish was with normal fries (which were nice but not as described). Others had chicken Caesar salad, looked good with plenty of chicken & was enjoyed by all. We did order a portion of fries on the side, unfortunately these didn’t arrive & we had to ask for them, to be fair they did arrive quickly once we’d queried them.

Lovely and busy lovely staff as normal Ordered fish pie and fish and chips Fish pie looked well shame getting further in more sweet corn green veg just warm in fact cold fish and chips peas cold returned hot tho stodgy! chips a under statement to think it was a child portion very poor for the price Shame usually very good. Be while to return

Out with the dog for a walk & decided on a brew at Daisyclough / tearoom. Staff nice as usual. Really nice americano with lots of crema, Bacon & egg barm, good flavour & all well cooked, £10, very happy!

I live an hour away, but with a friend we decided on a recommendation to visit on a day trip out in the area. The Tea Room is fabulous, quite large, split into a number of areas and plenty of space to dine outside. Today as it was very sunny and warm it had open windows and doors and you felt like being in Spain. The young lady who served us was lovely, we even had a conversation about her Cream Primark Trousers, The service and food were delicious, with very good sized portions and great quality and presentation. My only negative would be £4.50 for a tiny portion of triple cooked, chips is rather steep. Would we make the long distance effort to visit again... a definite yes.

Very expensive and poor choice on the menu especially as a vegetrian. Menu has changed and the choice now is lot less and more expensive. I had the hot beef barm and chips which cost £14, can get a large bagette with hot hand carved beef joint and chips in local super market for half the price. What was served was a barm supermarket sliced beef warmed up in a barm cake. Choice for vegeterians even worse quiche of the day which is meant to be veggie on the day was actually Brie and ham.

We had breakfast here while visiting the garden centre. A good light and airy room that was kept very clean with polite waiting staff. We had a full english and smashed avocado with tea. All the food was very good quality with ample portion sizes. It is a tad expensive but the food was well presented.

A member of staff with blonde hair and very heavy on the blusher was so rude to me and my support worker

I had a great time catching with my friends and the cake I had was really nice got served very quickly and it was priced great I would recommend it and I would definitely come back again

Brilliant service had to wait thirty minutes but definitely coming back again the staff were friendly and polite and helpful

Fantastic service and fantastic mocha and I was very pleased with the service but I will not be coming back again waiting ages for our drinks

Very slow service we had to wait extra 15 minutes for our drinks and there was a hair in my coffee wasn’t one of mine or my friends hair but the staff were very nice and apologised for the wait but am definitely not coming...

Under the new management you do eventually get served, sometimes even with what you ordered! Quality has definitely slipped though (cost cutting). The free cake taster given with every cup now appear to be cut with a bacon slicer! Penny pinching won't hold on to...

Great coffee, great food, great cakes. Service was quick, even though almost every table was taken. Especially the date slice crumble, could've eaten three !!

My husband and I went for lunch today. We were really looking forward to it after months of staying in. Had booked a table but, when we arrived, we stood in the doorway and were ignored for quite a while. We were then told to go to Table 2 which was the worst table there. Everyone else was sitting on large wooden tables (even if there were only 2 of them like us) and we had a small metal table with barely enough room. Our strawberry milkshakes were lovely and my quiche and salad was nice. However, my husband's beef barm was awful. It contained fatty, stringy beef and came with thin MacDonalds type chips instead of chunky chips which he was expecting. It certainly wasn't worth £10! We won't be returning.

My family and I came here for a meal on Sunday. The whole place was packed full of people so a wait was expected. But even though we weren’t booked they still managed to find us a table where we wanted to sit. Once the food and drinks came I couldn’t fault them. I had the chicken skewer which was delicious and filling. The staff were lovely and attentive . Could not fault it. Would definitely recommend coming here.

This has been a favourite venue for a number of years ago however today’s visit was a major disappointment. Service was really slow, it took over 10 minutes after being seated for anyone to come and offer to take an order, let alone sort any drinks; drinks then arrived then half way through the main course. A main course that had to be sent back because the salad leaves weren’t washed properly and then a slice of lemon cake was served up looking decidedly worse for wear with its lovely lattice topping obliterated.Feedback was really not wanted by the supervisor who processed our bill and no real apology was offered in spite of the fact that we had had a number of issues whilst we were there.It is a real shame as we were really looking forward to today’s visit and it has definitely not lived up to expectations.

After queuing, we were shown to a table that hadn't been cleaned properly, crumbs all over the table and on the chairs, even the people on the next table told us it hadn't been cleaned. We wasn't ordering food, just 2 coffees and a buttered scone, the waitress took our order and we sat there and sat there for 25 minutes, other people were getting served but not us. Two waitresses asked us if we had ordered, we told them yes but yet still no coffee came. So we decided to leave. Have been here before and although the service is slow it has never been this bad, plenty of staff standing round. Will not be returning here.

Whilst it may not be the cheapest of tea rooms the food is good and the setting is lovely.We ate in the Greenhouse complete with Vines and Grapes.We had homemade scones and clotted cream but there is a good selection of homemade cakes. The shop sells deli items and there is a small card and quality clothes section.The staff give good service and are very friendly and helpfulVery Covid safe environment

Brilliant place to visit but very slow on the food we all had to wait to get mine and my support workers food the food was delicious and the service was okay but definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to visit

I love daisy Clough, it’s a lovely trip out for a family. The shop is stocked with beautiful things, the decor is lovely, the food is always amazing and most importantly for us it’s spacious. We have two small children and cafes are often something we avoid due to lack of space with Prams and wondering kids, but daisy clough ticks all the boxes. Always high chairs available and nice big tables (also smaller tables if that’s what you want!) It’s clean and all the staff are so friendly. Highly recommend a visit then a nice wonder around the garden centre and the village of Scorton after (also has a play area on the village green) I’ve bought many plants from daisy that have always been well kept and established, for good prices. Looking forward to visiting the shop when the Christmas stock is out!

Even though online it says dogs are allowed they do not allow dogs. Maybe they should make it abundantly clear online instead of wasting people’s time. I would recommend if you have a dog go spend your money at a far more worthy dog friendly business.

Such a lovely place to visit. The garden centre is immaculate and well presented. We went for breakfast in the tea room , it’s great they now serve this till 4pm too ! We had a mixture of items , salad , avocado on toast and some cakes and drinks. It was really well priced for the quality of food. Daisy Clough never disappoints and the service was excellent too ! I would defiantly recommend !

Had lunch with my friend today, lovely food, sat outside in the garden, it was busy but not to crowded as the tables are well spaced out, the staff were very good, love looking around the shop as well, some lovely gifts

This was our first trip out following lockdown since March...My wife has a vulnerable health condition, and we were reluctant to even eat out for snacks. However, passed this on our drive and called in as we could sit safely outside and social distance. Just had a sandwich ( my wife) and a wrap and a salad for myself. pot of tea and a glass of wine.Very pleasant staff, well organised and felt very safe. Also then realized we got the 'Rushi 50% off' which made it even better...Overall very pleasant indeed. A treat we had been looking forward to for some time. NIce range of plants too !!

The guy who runs the nursery is rude, ignorant and aggressive towards cyclist - won't be going there again. The Barn or Apple store are much more cyclist friendly cafes in Scorton.

What a lovely place with a large outdoor area. It has a place to park your bikes which you can see from the seating. We hadn't booked and found a table and were able to go and queue up. They took a contact number and we ordered our food. The service was friendly and quick, our food was brought out to our table. Highly recommend the scones which we all chose. Lovely place and food.I was told they post a special on fb daily which always looks great!

This is my favourite garden centre cafe and I love visiting. The food is always excellent, made to order and great quality. The cakes are incredible and there is always a lovely selection to choose from. I recommend the peppermint creme slice! All the right precautions being taken due to the current Covid situation and staff as attentive and friendly as ever. Looking forward to my next trip!

I enjoyed my recent visit to celebrate my sisters birthday. Staff are very welcoming and approachable. They offered guidance as to where to sit and it's easy to follow what to do once inside. These are strange times and they have everything in place to make your visit enjoyable. This was my first visit out to eat since the start of covid and I will be returning.

Our breakfast was very enjoyable and seemed normal even though it was a very strange time when we came here. Food was to a high standard and the service was pleasant. The one problem is that we waited at least five minutes to be served, in front of a “Please wait to be seated sign”, only to be told that you didn’t have to wait and could sit anywhere. However, this is only a minor issue and wouldn’t stop us from coming again.

Attended for lunch and due to covid 19 wasn't sure what to expect. There were no instructions to advise customers what to do and after making contact with a member of staff was advised to find a table and then place my order at the counter .We had to queue which we expected and then sat at our table. We sat at table 20 which was far too close to other tables and SHOULD NOT have been there and looking back we should have left at this point. Our coffee was brought almost immediately and then we waited almost an hour for our order. We should have left but we were hungry so stayed. The good thing was the wait was ALMOST worth it as the food was excellent but would i be in any rush to return due to wait......not sure.

Have been here before but on this occasion felt very let down. The service was awful. The order came at different times and was wrong. A coffee didn’t even appear although we asked 3 times. The waitress had so much false tan on it was questionable that she should have been serving food. Toast that was ordered came after we had eaten. Several dogs were in the cafe and were allowed to wander around and were barking. The owners and staff seemed oblivious. Dogs Should be in one part of the cafe and not allowed to free roam. Its an accident waiting to happen. Has made me look at where else available.

Fantastic ingredients and really well cooked. Plenty of room with a fantastic garden centre to match. Plenty of high end and affordable things for sale.

Four of us booked a lunchtime table at Daisy Clough. It was signposted as reserved for us so we had no problems despite the restaurant being very busy. We ordered our meals (2 Steak Pies, 1 Quiche and 1 Pizza) and drinks. They serve Lancaster Brewery beer but only in bottles so I stuck to coffee. The drinks arrived very quickly, and were followed by the meals within 10/15 minutes. The meals were extremely generously portioned and the taste was no disappointment at all. The service was very good too so we'll be back yet again.

I have visited this lovely cafe several times since they opened after being advised to do so when I bumped into a friend up Nicky Nook (a lovely walk nearby.) I have been with both with friends and family and being able to take my Labrador is a huge bonus. Not once have a had a bad experience, even when they are busy they always do their up most to accommodate myself and who ever I am with. The food has always been excellent, I try to go for the specials now as the quality of the meals are way past what I would class as ‘cafe food’ admittedly if your later in the day the specials can run out but surly this is only evidence of how popular they are and it’s not a problem anyway because the main menu is also excellent (especially the cheese and onion pie!) The shop is also lovely, actually full of nice, tasteful things, no tat. I haven’t really been in a big party but seen a few and the afternoon teas looks lovely! Would advise a visit to anyone!

Very disappointed with the service here, we arrived at 11.20am to order breakfast which is supposed to stop at 11.30am, to be told it was over already. So, if you want brunch don’t go, as the service times they state are not adhered too. Crazy, as they do bacon and sausage baps all day?

We held my sisters birthday lunch here, which was no mean feat for the tearoom as there were plenty of loud adults and lots of very young children. The staff were absolutely wonderful and couldnt do enough for us, being incredibly patient when dishing out all the food, and catering for all sorts of requirements. It was also a really nice touch that we had brought a cake, they provided candles and all the staff came and sang happy birthday. This was all on top of running an incredibly busy tearoom for the rest of the public on a busy sunny day. Many thanks to the staff for looking after us so well.

Today was the third attempt for this cafe after previously having burnt and cold hot food we decided perhaps a cheese and a ham sandwich with chips would be an easy option - WRONG ~ ITS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE ITS A SANDWICHThe bread was so thick it was inedible - the bread was dry no butter - the grated cheese was a huge solid lump and tasteless the crisps were soggy and to top it all the cold chips were served in a small frying basket and plopped unceremonoulsy on the table with no plate or bowl.(on a previous visit a cat was sat on the table and a dog was sat on a customers knee eating food) The salt was wet and we gave up after swapping two others from other tables .All this for over £18.00 The coffee was nice but not very hot. We also noticed a member of the kitchen staff walk throught the cafe with the dirtiest apron i have ever seen in my life !!! and she was covered in flour. Not a good impression of kithen cleanliness.The customer service was excellent and we received a full refund and the offer of a free coffee which we declined we just wanted to leave asap (The chef did not make an appearance left it to the young lady to sort)We will still frequent the garden centre the plants are great value for money pity the same cannot be said for the cafe.

Another little gem in the countryside. Enter though the shop area and browse the quirky items as well as clothes and gardening tools, move along to the greenhouse area where you can choose from the plants, flowers and trees. The tearoom is a large spacious area with plenty of seating and spotlessly clean. Service is via a table menu that you then order at the toll area after you have browsed all the homemade cakes. You can choose from a light snack, panini’s, soups, fresh home made pizzas or a meal. Portions are generous and everything is served to you at the table. Great place to visit

Tucked away at the back of this nursery is a restaurant and tearoom. We went on a weekday morning for (vegetarian) breakfast. Friendly staff; good food, location is rustic and lovely.

Our second visit and again faultless! I now think this is the best food/tea room in the area! We also wanted some fruit for our little boy, they didn’t have any- but went and found some for him... including the manager checking her own packed lunch for him- at no charge too!

Went following recommendations, on the first visit food was amazing, second visit was disappointing food not as good. Egg sandwich was too sloppy and quiche dried up. Salad and coleslaw excellent. Customer service excellent.

We decided to try this place after a good recommendation. We ordered a dainty breakfast and two mushroom on toast which arrived cold and were not enjoyable at all. We also ordered two extra hash browns which were late, one of which was barely cooked and the other burnt. The atmosphere was not welcoming but this was not due to the staff it was due to a very rude customer who complained about us talking too loud which was absolutely not the case. Will not return.

We called in Daisy Clough Nurseries and had Cream Teas in the Tea Rooms. Nice dining area and plenty of outdoor seating. Staff are very nice and the Cream Teas were lovely. Great place to visit

We met with family to celebrate a birthday and had afternoon tea. This is easily one of the best afternoon tea's I've ever eaten. An excellent selection of delicious cakes and lovely fresh soft bread for the sandwiches. Fabulous.

I do not generally give 5 star reviews, but in this case this Nursery deserves to be congratulated. This was our first visit to Daisy Clough Nurseries. And I have to say we were extremely impressed with how the Nursery is laid out, signposted and stocked. We had walked from home and were not really going anywhere, we were just out for a walk on a lovely sunny morning.

My wife & I had heard about this place so last Friday we set out to find it and try it! We duly arrived and negotiated the single track approach road over the river. Parking was plentiful as we arrived but that soon changed as more & more people arrived.We had a look at the Nursery and both of us liked what we saw - mainly good quality & good quantity of plants though we identified a number of plants that were covered in Black Fly. It is a pleasant environment to slowly wander around which is what we did for 25/30 minutes. We then headed for the restaurant where we were greeted by a member of staff and invited to find ourselves a table. This we did, we then looked at the food on offer, made our choices and waited. I ordered a Jerk chicken wrap and my wife ordered the daily Quiche and two strong black coffees. I stressed "strong" but as usual we got standard black coffee that was not going to set anyone's taste buds ringing. Our food arrived, it was nicely presented and it tasted good - so two "strong" coffees and two sandwich main courses cost just under £20.00.

A good (and cheaper) alternative to The Barn if you're in the Scorton area. The staff are friendly and service is quick.

This is growing in popularity, and rightly so. Choice of seating outdoors, or indoors. A range of seasonal dishes, and specials, with a menu that offers a wide choice of snacks, or full meals, and desserts. It is situated as part of Daisy Clough Nurseries, and is signposted from the A6 Preston to Lancaster road at Forton.

Oh this place is really taking off and I am not surprised. The food is really quite good and it has nice ambience. The savory food is very good right across the menu but I feel the cakes are not quite as good as the mains, however the scones are really nice and very moreish! The car park has been enlarged considerably but last time I went I still couldn't get on - just shows you how popular it is!

So many people had told us how lovely the food is here, that we decided we must go and try it. We only ordered mushroom soup and a cup of tea each, but there was some lovely-looking food being served. A large pot of tea arrived, but we had drunk two cups and still no food. We approached someone clearing tables and she apologised, saying there had been a problem with the till and our food was on its way. It was! Two large bowls of vegetable soup arrived, and we were so hungry, we didn't argue with the young man who set them down on the table and started to eat. So much pepper in the soup that we could not taste the vegetables. We wondered if the mushroom soup we had ordered would have been so peppery, and left, rather disappointed. We will try it one more time, everyone deserves a second chance.

We were visiting some friends and they took us to this delightful venue

This is a newly opened café and well worth the visit, the Tearoom itself is very nicely designed and is light and airy. There is a good choice on the menu from breakfasts to light bites for lunch. The staff are all very friendly and service is good too. And a bonus is there is a lovely plant nursery to browse around and shop selling garden sundries and gifts.