Tregairewoon Farm Kitchen in Cornwall, Isles of Scilly

We were there with the Triumph Stag owners club (Cornwall) a party of 9 with our cars. We were royally looked after with freshly cooked breakfast with lots of toast and teas with homemade sausages, fried eggs mushrooms hash browns and homemade marmalade and brown sauce “ , what a treat. Brilliant service from Anne and Howard , they really couldn’t do enough for us. Thank you both on behalf of us all . Looking forward to our next visit and no hesitation to recommend them.

A lovely place to stop for brunch/lunch and cake. Beautiful views outside. Very clean and super friendly owners. Would definitely recommend a little visit if you are passing.

Today we called into the Farm kitchen and ate tasty home cooked brunch, with cake to follow. Friendly owner and fabulous facilities.

We stopped here on a lovely sunny day and sat outside in the garden overlooking the fields watching bees and butterfly’s. Had a lovely scone and cream tea. Highly recommend!!!!

We called for a quick coffee, but homemade cakes and entertaining, informative conversation with the owners detained us for much longer. Covid clearly took its toll here, but the cafe seems to be fighting back. Lovely setting.

If I could have given a minus score I would have and echo the last few reviews for the poor service and high costs for what we got. I asked for toilet to be told it was closed unless I was absolutely desperate ( wouldn't have asked if I wasn't) told abruptly that I could use it as long as I didn't touch anything..... 😅 Keep driving folks, places like this shouldn't be trading.....

My son visited us for the day whilst we were on holiday. We decided to treat him for lunch as we had seen the sign for a ‘farm kitchen’. The only seating available was outside, not a problem as the weather was lovely and so was the view. The order was taken through a serving hatch and once the ‘food’ was ready we were called to collect it. The tea was served in cardboard cups, the sandwiches were placed in brown paper bags. This was not as we expected from a ‘Farm Kitchen’! For the price we paid we expected to have received our lunch placed on plates and mugs or cups used. The sandwiches were awful, no finery whatsoever. In my view the establishment should be fined under the Trade Description Act. This is NOT a Farm Kitchen. You would be better off buying your lunch from a roadside shack or by picking up pre-made sandwiches from a garage forecourt. Don’t waste your money.

We visited on the way back from St Mawes hoping for a wholesome lunch. We were greeted at the serving hatch by a lovely young lady who told us that someone would be with us shortly. This is where everything went downhill. An older woman came up, no greeting, asked us what we wanted. A number of menu items were not available and what we were served was overpriced and poor quality. Presentation was non existent and my cheese scone ploughman’s came on a thin paper plate inside a paper bag. The bacon in the roll was stringy and not what you would expect from a farm shop tearoom. We didn’t understand why they had opened as it was blatantly clear we wasn’t welcome.

We dropped in after visiting St Mawes because we wanted to experience a traditional Cornish cream tea in the countryside. When we went to order we were surprised that there was no option to sit inside. After ordering we asked if we could use the toilet and were told extremely abruptly only if it was an emergency. From the start to finish it felt as though they didn’t want us to be there. The food was literally thrown out of a hatch which you had to collect yourself. Everything was served in bags or cartons even though the price did not reflect this. The quality of the food overall was very poor: extremely basic sandwiches with grated cheese and sliced bread, quiche with salad very poor. The scones with jam were good but presented poorly in a cardboard box. Nobody came out of the cafe to speak to us at any point other than when they took our order. I don’t know if this is all Covid related but we felt totally unwelcome. We were really shocked at the lack of hospitality and rudeness.

We have visited Tregairewoon several years now, each time a superb experience. This year, we wanted a cream tea so pulled in but were met with a very abrupt reception from the lady / owner, who told us to go to the back hatch of the kitchen. We were told that as the weather was not pleasant, we couldn't eat in the tea room but could sit in the stables...an outdoor seating area they had created. As we were desperate for a cuppa and looking forward to scones, we agreed. To our shock, we were given takeaway style cups of very over strong tea, and a takeaway cream tea in a fish and chip box. It was very expensive and poor standrard. The lady was unwelcoming and we found our own way to the stables. These were literally just disused stables with a couple of tables and chairs. It was cold and unpleasant. We threw most of our food and drink away and left extremely disheartened. There were no toilets available. We would not return.

Came for breakfast. The service was very slow even though there was only one other table taken. No loo. Very watery thin coffees. Nasty. Got the feeling the Staff would prefer no customers

This is a place we have used many times over the years as it has developed from a more informal afternoon tea in a garden to the newer setup with a cafeteria kitchen style. We have been trying to support the smaller independents and after the KHF we thought it would be great to call in on our way back to the campsite. It was about 3pm so not so late, but there was a very limited choice of cakes, so we had both and they were excellent. It was nice to sit in the garden but the toilets were not open so we didn’t stay too long. As most eateries are now largely fully operational this place will hopefully also return to its pre Covid setup, with crockery and inside facilities.

Closed for covid but can order on line. Super Sunday lunch when open perhaps next year. Home bred pork. Turkey orders. Food orders

We found this little gem last year and had to return. Lovely little tea room with such a friendly atmosphere. We went for breakfast and were not disappointed. It was delicious, well presented and hot. We also purchased some of the marmalade (which is painstakingly produced by the owner) as we did last year. I don't like marmalade but this is wonderful and is used in the tea room. We haven't had afternoon tea yet but have booked for Sunday lunch. Will definately be somewhere we visit every year when we are in Cornwall. Could not fault it. Thank you.

Just the spot for an excellent roast lunch on Sunday with plenty of vegetables. Booking ahead is essential at busy times.

On the last day of our holiday camping in Portscatho my son and I thought we would treat ourselves to a breakfast, having worked hard to pack up ready for our trip home. I had seen the sign on the way back from St Mawes and was looking forward to a farm breakfast. We couldn't fault the location, service and the standard of the cafe but........... when the medium breakfast arrived, it really was very medium, a small plate, admittedly with what was described on the menu on it but in very small portions, the toast arrived 5 minutes after the breakfast. At ££8.50 a head including coffee (the ketchup was an extra £0.50) this was not good value for money in our opinion. I mention this constructively because we were the only people in the cafe, another couple came in and walked out whilst we were there, and when I asked the young lady who served us how business was, she said it could be better. Our suggestion is that you either improve the portion size or drop the price. My son an I went down to St Mawes drecktly afterwards and had a pasty and coffee to fill us up.

We stopped for breakfast on the last (and very rainy) day of our holiday, we tucked into the medium breakfast each and it was the perfect size and included a great hogs pudding and superb marmalade with the toast washed down with a generous cafetiere of coffee.

The location is certainly a farm, with the parking in the farmyard. Staff friendly, and directed us and our dog to the room separate from the kitchen. We ordered 2 sandwiches, beef and pork, and were unfortunately rather underwhelmed. We were expecting a ‘farmhouse’ type meal, hearty and wholesome, but got some average bread, a few slices of what looked like supermarket meat, a tiny sprinkle of salad and a few crisps. The price reflects the area, which means you don’t really get value for money. Wouldn’t go back.

We only had a coffee here, but I had pre ordered a couple of cakes and some food for the first night of our stay in a house nearby.I ordered a chocolate cake and a lemon drizzle cake and I have to say the chocolate cake was the best chocolate cake I have ever eaten ! It makes my mouth water thinking about it! It was light and moist and not sickly at all. I wish I lived nearby as I would order one every week! The lemon cake was also good and the other dishes we ordered also.If you are staying nearby pre order some food before get there.

Called into farm for Sunday Lunch whilst on holiday at St Mawes . We have visited the Farm for food on quite a few occasions and twice for Sunday lunchIt is all very nicely cooked and served by the owners and is certainly good value for moneyIf you decide to go, my tip would be go before 1 o'clock the veg tends to be Luke warm after this time.We went at 1:30 and although still plenty of veg left it was only slightly warm.

Spotted sign from road and really glad I did. Sat outside and had a lovely light lunch and bought a jar of homemade jam (wish I had bought more than one!). Staff very friendly and supplied water for my dog. Will visit again when in the area.

Went with my wife and daughter and had a quick sandwich and then another day we had Sunday lunch and it was absolutely lovely!!All the food is homemade and my wife is wheat, gluten and dairy free so the woman was able to swap some items she couldn’t have with ones she could and very reasonable priced.It’s got a beautiful garden for a cream tea.

Very cosy and authentic cream tea in a lovely setting on the farm. We sat outside in the sunshine overlooking rolling green fields. The scones were warm and lovely and it was served on lovely vintage crockery. Would definitely go back there on my next trip to Cornwall

The meat was lovely, good selection of vegetables. Dessert was disappointing ‘Birds’ custard!!! No real atmosphere, Chef acted as if he wanted to anywhere but where he was. Pricey!

My husband and I stopped at this farm cafe for breakfast. We had the poached eggs on toast,breakfast sandwich and tea and filter coffee. All were home made and delicious. We sat in the cafe for a while and were made to feel very welcome.

Rang to enquire if it was open and dog friendly....met with quite a defensive response....We drove there, saw the location and felt it wasn't for us as on a working farm.

We stopped here on our way home after a week in St Mawes and what a great way to round off the holiday! The cafe is beautifully decorated, the homemade preserves are full of flavour and the breakfast cooked just perfectly. We had a medium breakfast and poached eggs on toast with some coffee and green tea. I was really pleased to find gluten free toast available too.

Gorgeous cream tea and lovely staff. Wonderful garden and views. My dog was happy too. I find that you get out of a place whatever attitude you go in with. I very much enjoyed my visit and can't wait to go again.

What a lovely spot it is. Beautiful garden to sit at the back with an open view.

Had a lovely light lunch at beginning of our holiday, decided to try the breakfast another day, very good but not massive and would have liked to have been offered more toast and coffee for the price. Then had a Sunday lunch on our last day before leaving. Pork good, beef a bit dried out but excellent choice of veg. Not offered any vegetarian option. Need to book for the Sunday lunch as popular.

Having called in for an ice-cream the day before (delicious and good value), we decided to come back the next day and try the breakfast.

The holiday home we were staying in buys their eggs and bacon from this great farm outside St Mawes, so when we saw they also did Sunday lunches from the road sign we recognised we thought let's give it a go...and very glad we did! The welcoming couldn't have been more friendly, the service was excellent (the young lady who served us was charming and nothing was too much trouble. No doubt she'll be missed enormously whilst at Uni). We were also able to take our dog, there's a large room just off the main dining area. As for the food...simply delicious! I mean, it's going to be when the produce is reared or grown on the farm itself. Definitely recommend, home cooking as it ought to be and excellent value for money too.

Booked for Sunday lunch after seeing positive reviews on trip advisor. We visited today and were not disappointed. Food was very well presented and beautifully cooked Would recommend booking it was very popular

We rarely eat a roast out but was tempted by the reviews.We eat out regularly but find that Sunday roast can be a disappointment as often prepared in large quantities.Today we had a really tasty meal with top quality ingredients prepared and served by warm and friendly people.The other diners seemed equally at home as we felt.Going to try the breakfast next

Sausages and bacon that tastes like sausage and bacon !!!! True home cooked food an absolute delight

On our way down to St Mawes for Easter, decided to stop in on the way. Was thrilled with quality of food, prices and warm welcome. Definitely going back.

Lovely lunch here of homemade mushroom soup. Highly recommended and beautiful views over the Cornish countryside.

We visited on Sunday 22nd October 2017. The venue is on a working farm. The dining room isn't actually inside the farmhouse but feels authentic enough. The kitchen is open to the dining room and so you can see the food being cooked and the...

Tea at Tregairewoon is a regular feature of all our trips to Cornwall. Anne always makes us feel welcome and we look forward to her scones and sublime Victoria sponge for days! Everything is made fresh in her own kitchen. Scones are warm, soft on...

Lovely cream tea but very quite when we visited. The scones were fantastic with homemade ham and lashings of cream

We stopped here to have lunch earlier this week. Very nice food and pleasant staff . Very impressed to have...

I am the Area Rep for The Cornwall Lotus Seven Club and discovered this wonderful gem totally by chance when...

My husband and I had passed the turnoff for this Farm Kitchen on our way to the beach and thought...

We visited today for afternoon tea and as usual it was wonderful. The scones are beautiful - always warm and...

They say they serve light lunches, and in fact they are! Toooo light and quite expesive! We ordered a meat...

Visited recently when on holiday in Portscatho. We wanted a nice Cornish cream tea as part of out trip and this place didn't disappoint. Highly recommended. Plenty of tables and very good service. The scones, jam, cream and tea were all excellent. Its been a while since I had a cup of tea from a bone china teapot and cup, all very civilised and traditional, just as it should be.

I'm not quite sure why people are raving about this establishment.....perhaps the cream teas are better-we went for breakfast. The...

We just drove past a sign on the side of the road advertising this little gem. It is inside a working Cornish farm so on arrival you can be met with some real country smells. While we were waiting for our morning tea however we were greeted by the smell of freshly cooked bread which the owner was taking out of the aga. Our cream tea were delicious with more than enough jam and clotted cream to cover the freshly made and still warm scones. All finished off with a lovely cup of tea served in fine china cups and saucers. A real treat and one not to miss!

We came here for Sunday lunch, what a fantastic place. Such a brilliant find lovely friendly place. Will be coming back for cream tea.

Came across this my chance. Nice peaceful spot. The cream tea was simple and tasted fresh. Good value.

We've eaten cream teas here twice many years apart originally before the tearoom was even built and she served you in her garden from her kitchen. The tearoom is lovely and smart but the real deal is to eat outside in the lovely garden weather dependent of course the scones are freshly made lovely and not big but adequate the tea is wonderful it must be the water and proper China as she told me its only standard supermarket stuff but tasted so much more. A lovely English country experience

Found this little farm kitchen cafe whilst staying in the area. Beautifully decorated and spotlessly clean. Friendly and welcoming staff. The food is divine, fresh and homemade. We will definitely return.

We walked to Tregairewoon Farm Kitchen from the Merrose Farm Caravan and Motorhome Club site. We were served a delicious cream tea, with a choice of scones and a choice of tea. There were really good looking cakes available as well.We also bought some locally produced marmalade - we're yet to try this.

Bank holiday Monday. Local pubs and beach café heaving. Spotted the sign for the farm kitchen. Delicious home cooked food. Pleasant surroundings. Friendly service. Cakes to die for.

A family owned tea room/restaurant, run by Anne. Well organised and serving a selection of meats, excellently presented and a large variety of vegetables. The meals are reasonably priced with a selection of home made sweets to follow.

We visited Tregairewoon Farm Kitchen last Sunday and were immediately welcomed by Anne and Howard.A super variety of home cooked vegetables and a choice of beef or their own reared pork .Hot , tasty , very reasonably priced and super service.Meat carved for you then help yourself to the rest.Would thoroughly recommend!When you see the sign at the top of the road, continue down to the bottom of the farm road and the farm kitchen is on the right.

We found this farm kitchen quite by chance and what an incredible find.Warm fresh scones which simply melted in the mouth accompanied by delicious cream and jam served by two delightful ladies with perfectly brewed tea. The surroundings were spotlessly clean and fresh and the prices more than reasonable.We will certainly visit again the next time we get to the west Country

sunday carvery lunch was really good, very cheap, high quality food. meat from their own farm. Easy to find.

It is especially great if the weather is nice and you will be served outside in the farm garden. Lovely cream teas and breakfasts. The two ladies have a good deal of cooking experience and you can order food to be made for special occasions.

I tried 3 cream teas in Cornwall and this was by far the best! The fruit scones were amazing , lovely and light and crusty. Also tried the toasted tea cake which was tasty and all served with a great cup of tea. Well worth a visit.

This place should be put on your agenda when visiting this area as it was the best cream tea we found all week. The place does not have 'pavement appeal' but wait until you get inside. The staff are very focused and polite and busy making scones etc in between serving. The scones were light and fluffy with a crispness on the outside that compliments the whole experience.It could be easy to miss. Turn off on the corner and follow the short road and track.You will not be disappointed.

Warm Aga baked scones, cream, jam, tea....mmmm!Wonderful cream tea with great views, on a working farm. They do other food at various times and I would expect that to be great as well unfortunately we ran out of time to find out!

Staying at Merrose Caravan Park we were on the look out for a Sunday lunch location where we could also take our 3yr old choc Labrador.We pre booked and were welcomed to have lunch in their summer house, wonderful as it was raining on the SundayLovely welcome, table setup and then we got our food AWESOME! Carvery style, wonderfully cooked and served by friendly polite and engaging staff. Smaller plate for our six yr old daughter but not small portions or different meal - perfectTopped off with apple crumble and Cornish clotted cream Highly recommend you visit, cash only so take plenty as you may well want dessert just like us

Visited for lunch, the whole experience was amazing, the food was fantastic, all locally sourced, scones out of this world... not to be missed..... great value for moneystaff very friendly and helpfulbeautiful garden if the weather is nicepremises lovely and clean.can't wait to visit again.(info; payment by cash only)

Friendly "country cottage feel'. Plenty of fresh vegetables to choose from. Good value meal all well cooked. Eat at your own pace, no rush to get you out for the next sitting. Enough car parking. The last bit of the drive needs care but nothing too onerous.Well worth a try.

Enticed by the sign on the road we popped in for breakfast this morning about 10:30. The dining room had 9 tables? mostly laid out for four, plus an unoccupied wooden picnic style table outside. Seven of the tables were variously occupied when we arrived, we made eight.We were told that there might be a wait as they were 'very busy'. There were four members of staff. Food is prepared in an open kitchen easy for everyone to see what's going on.It took over ten minutes for our order to be taken, a further ten minutes for tea to be served (tea comes with breakfast, which we would have ordered anyway, but it might have been nice to have been asked if we preferred coffee, but I digress).When the food arrived after having been there for thirty five minutes, it was very freshly cooked. The portions were, er, 'modest'. Two rashers of bacon, a single sausage, a few sautéed potato slices and a few slice mushroom pieces. We also got toast - two slices cut in half between the two of us, two tabs of butter and some marmalade in a small ramekin - served about six minutes after the breakfastI have to say that the bacon & sausage were really lovely - produced from pigs reared on the farm it is said - but at £7.50 a plate, with the delay, the modest portion sizes, haphazard service and a great view from one window only I'm not sure we'll be revisiting on this trip to Cornwall. Shame as only a couple of minutes from where we're staying.

Today we visited this farm having booked in for Sunday lunch. Beautifully clean and well organised with a lovely, calm homely feel. Fresh flowers, quality craft products for sale and far reaching views.Staff friendly and willing to assist. Now for the best bit... The food!Delicious and plentiful. Choice of beef or pork.Wide selection of vegetables... Cauliflower cheese, roast potatoes, red and green cabbage, broccoli, carrots, parsnips, Yorkshire pudding, sauces and proper gravy.We followed this feast,even though we really were full to busting...with Canterbury tart and apple and almond pudding!Such good value. (Personally I think they should charge more- £9.50 for the roast alone)If this was near us at home, we would book in every Sunday!

Tregairewoon was recommended by a local and it proved to be a real find. We enjoyed a lovely lunch made with care and using home grown ingredients where possible, returning a few days later to pick up five cakes made to order for a special birthday party. These were all very fresh and delicious, again using ingredients such as home made lemon curd and jams etc. We would have happily paid more; Anne is obviously a fine cook.We're vegetarians but noticed that good locally reared meat was waiting to be used.

Lovely,lovely place,friendly staff ,exceptional Anne the owner.Second year we have visited while on holiday and we were recognised immediately from the previous year.Love the food(lovingly home cooked),Sunday lunch was perfect,as was everything else that we ate. Wish we could take the whole venue home with us.Looking forward already to the next time we visit Cornwall and this special place.If you are in the area pay a visit you will not be disappointed .Best scones in Cornwall .Thank you Anne for your welcome and your lovely food.

We stopped by for a snack lunch at this spotless farm cafe. Simply but nicely done. We had sandwiches and cheese scones which were fresh and tasty. Delightful ladies who were very welcoming. Noted that they do a carvery on Sunday's using their own pork. Light and airy with parking right by the door, this place deserves to do well.

Decided to call in on an old work colleague to try out her café. It was great, excellent farm produced food, very tasty. There were also lots of goodies to take home. We bought some sausages, marmalade, lemon curd and date slices to take home. Breakfast consisted of home produced bacon, sausages, eggs and new potatoes with tomatoes and mushrooms. To finish off we had toast and some of Anne's homemade marmalade. Will be going again soon and taking various friends. It was also spotlessly clean and very homely.Will definitely try out the carvery however it is advisable to book.

We met up here for an ex-colleague reunion. The food was fresh + completely homemade and absolutely delicious. The decor was very tasteful, light and airy, the whole establishment was spotless and the staff were very friendly and efficient. Definitely a place not to be missed.

Visited here after reading positive reviews on trip advisor. Arriving at the end of the farm drive, it doesn't look especially inviting. In fact while we were there a car turned straight round and drove off! Persevere, it gets better.Inside, the tea room is lovely (it reminded me of the Great British Bake Off tent!). Being October, I assume the tables and chairs in the garden had been put away for winter but it was a lovely day and we had our 2 dogs with us. There was one bench out front though so we sat there.Our cream tea was delicious - melt in the mouth scones, very fresh and clearly home made jam which was scrum my. We could have done with a little more cream but overall, very happy. We also bought a jar of marmalade which I have to say is up there with the best marmalade I have ever tasted. Very friendly service too, they were keen to pass on local knowledge and gave us a free booklet with things to do / places to visit in the area.

Hidden gem of a tea room, tasty cream tea during September in tasteful surrounds, stumbled upon whilst exploring, recommended.

Whistle stop visit for cream tea. Oh my goodness it was heavenly. The owner was baking as we ate and the service was wonderful. All served on lovely china. Very reasonable and definitely worth leaving the main road for. Do not pass this one by :)

We were staying in a rental house in St. Just and part of the welcome gift came from the Tregatirewoon Farm Kitchen, so we wanted to go and find out more. It may not be the easiest place to find, so be patient. We had good coffee and cream tea with scones and jam and clotted cream. All freshly made and a true delight. We also bought some eggs for the next day breakfast, and I have never seen eggs this size. All farm and natural grown and great.You can also have freshly made sandwiches and other dishes.The restaurant itself is quite basic, but the food is not. Definitely worth a visit.

Exceptional and well run homemade food cafe with smashing people in charge.Sarnies, especially the local ham, salads with anything and cream teas - superb!You won't regret turning off to the clean establishment.I'll be back if and when in the area.Ta.

My wife, daughter and I had a fantastic breakfast, full of flavour in lovely surroundings. We visited earlier in the week for a cream tea which in itself was great and thought breakfast worth a try to fill us up for a long drive home. Wonderful bacon and sausage with all the trimmings plus tea and toast with marmalade. Did the job perfectly and well worth a visit for either breakfast or cream tea

We have visited before and never disappointed. Service, quality and position all wonderful. This time we ordered a picnic to take to the beach was it possible please? 'No problem' said Anne 'what time would you like it and what would you like?'. We collected it next day, delicious sandwiches on artisan bread, red onion and brie and ham and home made chutney. Home made scones with butter, napkins and paper plates all neatly packed and portable. Lovely to enjoy in the sunshine on the beach. The food is second to none. Thank you again Anne and her team.

We had a lovely cream tea in the garden and the service was also very good. Our dog was also made welcome.

A welcoming and friendly atmosphere, we definitely recommend this, the food tastes great. It is easy to get to by car with good parking, or an easy walk from Merrose Farm caravan club site along the bridle path (only 1 mile). They do the most wonderful breakfasts and other choices every Saturday from 10am-2pm then from 2pm - 5.30 cream teas, Sun cream teas 2-5.30pm, and the rest of the week (from 11-5.30 mom-fri) a great and varied menu of offerings. They even offer an evening take away meal, how good is that. All the food is cooked from fresh and either sourced from their own farm or local suppliers.

Wow what a find!Whilst visiting Cornwall over the last few weeks , we stumbled upon this little gem , and were so impressed that we visited three times for Brunch,a Cream tea and lunch .The setting is idyllic, the girls are so friendly ,nothing is too much trouble (how hard it must be to constantly smile when you're rushed off your feet !) and the food is divine . How lovely it was to sit and relax in such a wonderful setting.We'll be back with our four legged friend who was made to feel most welcome and loved it just as much as we did .Thank you.

Wir suchten ein nettes Café, in dem leckere Scones serviert werden und fuhren aufgrund anderer Bewertungen zu diesem Hofcafé. Wir wurden nicht enttäuscht! Die frisch gebackenen Scones kamen gerade aus dem Ofen.... absolut lecker mit clotted cream und Erdbeermarmelade, dazu cream tea. Beim Backen konnten wir zuschauen und wurden sehr freundlich bedient !

We called in at Tregairewoon because we were looking for home-made scones, and we were not disappointed. Our hosts brought us absolutely delicious scones, straight out of the oven. The service was friendly and efficient, and the setting is idyllic, with lovely views over the Cornish countryside.

I can thoroughly recommend this place. We popped in whilst on holiday in the area. The tea room/farm kitchen is on a working farm with lovely views over the countryside. We had a cream tea with warm scones, very nice. If you are in the Roseland Peninsula area call in, you will not be disappointed.Also if you have a dog there is seating in the garden.

Having looked at the sign at the end of the farm track many times, not just this holiday but other previous years too (we visit the Roseland every year!) we finally visited Tregairewoon Farmhouse Kitchen - and we weren't disappointed! We went for breakfast yesterday, the last day of our holiday, and it was excellent. Really friendly service, delicious food and very good value. The farmhouse dining room is cheerfully decorated, and we realised later that there are also outside tables in a pretty garden to the rear. Also piglets and chickens in the nearby barn! Loved our visit, this will become one of our regular places from now on.

Had a delicious farmhouse breakfast, the owner's Saturday special. Bought some of her excellent chutney and peeped at the nine spotty piglets in the barn.

Tucked away down a farm track, this jewel of a tearoom must be visited! We have been twice in the last 3 days and will be eating there again before leaving the Roseland Peninsula. Annie and her team are friendly and welcoming and the homemade food is excellent. We had homemade soup for lunch and a fantastic breakfast- home reared bacon and sausages. It is worth noting that you can also buy a range of delicious ready made meals by Annie to take home. We are looking forward to a cream tea in the lovely setting of the farm with views across the valley.

Staying on nearby Merrose Farm caravan park we were recommended to visit the tea room and the market that is on alternate weeks,what a lovely ,lovely place this is.Starting with Anne ,Gill and Bianca who are very friendly ,they serve you with a smile ,are helpful and very friendly.The kitchen which is part of the tearoom is spotless lovely baking going on all of the time sending out delicious cooking smells.Whatever you order to eat will not disappoint ,cakes scones cream teas all top class with flavours you thought had been lost forever.The Saturday morning breakfast is a rear treat,we had ours late morning as brunch.I could enthuse for ever about the,food ,tea rooms,the perfect garden setting,but suggest people try it themselves,they will not be disappointed .We had coffee there q unite a few days, it was a must for us. Thank you Anne & Gill for making our holiday to Cornwall a bit special.Hope we get to do it again next year.

Stumbled upon this farm kitchen and decided to give it a try as we are all hungry and thirsty.It was a good call.The place was clean and lovely. The owners were friendly and service was excellent. Nothing is too much trouble.And the food was brilliant. I had cream tea and it was yummy. Definitely recommended.

We so enjoyed our beautifully presented and very delicious cream tea here. After a hilly cycle ride we were very pleasantly surprised at the quality of service & food - it was faultless! (I'm pretty discerning when it comes to food). Also it was great to have the choice of a mini cream tea. They were both very personable & we enjoyed the chat. The tea room and gardens are beautifully out together and nice to have a local weavers' wares for sale too. The standard all round was high and the price very reasonable. We will definitely be visiting again next time.

Lovely place and super friendly. Recommend sitting in the garden in the sunshine, surrounded by flowers and butterflies. Spectacular!

Walking along the road we saw the sign and ventured down the long lane to the farm. Tea rooms are newly built and very clean. Sat in the sheltered garden and a cream tea arrived in minutes.Scones fresh and perfect with Rhoddas clotted cream. I am allergic to strawberry s and was brought kea plum jam instead.In short the cream tea was faultless; we even had extra hot water without asking. Something that posh hotels can't get right.If you want a cream tea in Cornwall then this is the place.

Have visited this wonderful tea rooms a few times this summer taking family and friends and every time we love it - exceptionally friendly welcome from Anne and Gill with delicious cream teas all served on china and beautifully presented sitting in their lovely gardens and dogs are made very welcome which is a must for me .Looking forward to my next visit x

We spotted Tregairewoon Farm Kitchen when last on holiday in Portscatho and enjoyed the cream tea we had then (despite the rain) and made a bee line for there this time we were visiting. It did not disappoint. They have a new kitchen/cafe building so no more teas in the rain, even for us hardy souls, but this visit was on a hot day so we sat in the very pretty garden. Lovely vintage china, wonderful cream tea, gorgeous setting. We'll be back there on our next trip to the area!

If you happen to find yourself near Trewithian on the road between Tregony and St. Mawes make certain that you stop here for a cream tea that will not disappoint. Everything about it was delicious. In fact, the whole experience was thoroughly pleasurable. I must mention that absolutely vitally to anyone with a food allergy, Tregairewoon Farm Kitchen can both guarantee the ingredients of their home-made products and that their premises are sterile prior to food preparation.

Visiting from Australia and had the opportunity to visit the tregairewoon farmhouse kitchen. Service was homely and welcoming. Fantastic place to have a Cornish tea. Fruit loaf was also yummy and we got to watch Ann making Chelsea buns.

Visited the venue today for a relaxing cream tea with my friend Nicky, We had heard about the farm kitchen from other friends and wanted to check out for ourselves. We sat out in the lovely garden in the sunshine. Staff very friendly and polite, and scrumptious cream tea at very reasonable price.Would definitely visit again :) Next visit with mother!!

Had a delicious Cream Tea today here! The two ladies Ann (owner) and Jill very friendly. It was nearly closing time when we got there and we were greeted like old friends. We'd been a few weeks earlier and said we'd be back. They said that they were wondering if my Mum was ok! (She's broken her leg and is in a home in nearby Portscatho!) We reassured them that she was fine. Two delicious scones and delicious jam with Roddas Cream! YUM!!!!!