Warren Farm Tea Room in Isle of Wight

We stumbled across Warren farm shop and coffee on our way to the needles. What a find! The owners were absolutely lovely, the coffee was divine, the food was freshly made and delicious. Great setting for kids and older adults alike. We left our cars and walked over the hill to the needles which was so much nicer than had we parked in the Needles car park. Could not rate this place more highly we came on consecutive days as we loved it so much!

What a little gem. I will be back whenever I'm in the area. - Great choice of yummy food. - Made to feel very welcome. - Beautiful surroundings.

Excellent food and drinks. Lovely little farm shop. Staff was friendly as was what I'm guessing was the farm dog. Have driven past on previous visits to The Needles but they have a new sign now and it's much more obvious.

Very nice farm to visit. Lovely coffee & cakes. The beef & cheese to buy was very good. The 2 crazy doge were very entertaining, having me throw their ball & ring so they could play.

We stopped here for some hot drinks while on a walk from the Needles. It’s a lovely set-up with outdoor tables. The cakes looked delicious although we didn’t try them and there was even a little van serving alcoholic drinks. A really great find that made our walk.

Stopped here on our way to The Needles. So glad we did. Great welcome from the owner and Ollie the dog ❤️ We had some coffees, pastries & cakes all absolutely delicious. Beautiful location and so relaxing seating area. Thanks so much

We visited this remote farm in a most windy day! It was such a relief to be welcomed by the lovely gentleman and his friendly dog Olly. We had a coffee, hot chocolate and a pie which were all delicious. A Cozy place to visit even in a not so nice weather!

This such a lovely find just off the road had a nice hour there. We had coffee and fresh made leek mushroom slice was delicious. The lovely dog I thought was waiting by me for some crumbs of my plate . Turns out the dog had put his ball in my bag so was waiting for mevto throw .but think he enjoyed our leftovers too The place was lovely set in the rural field lots of lovely countryside . People were very nice . You can also have alcohol too. A nice little find

What a spot and what a welcome, stopped for tea and coffee but had the most wonderful pie with a secret ingredient.....real pieces of meat. Don't miss it!

Beautiful spot in a working farm. Amazing views, great food and a bar in a converted horse box. There is even a footpath to join up the route to the Battery at The Needles.

Came here yesterday with my partner on the way back from needles and what a find!!! The food was incredible!! We had sausage roll, beef pasty and cake (absolutely unreal!) and had to go back to get some more chocolate fudge slice as it was so lovely!!! This place is family run for 20 years and serve was amazing! Ollie the dog was soooo friendly and we loved giving him a big cuddle! Would love to come back!! Thank you so much!

We found this place by accident over 19 years ago and it was so fantastic we’ve always wanted to go back. This week we did and while there have been changes (obviously) it’s still a great spot for a cream tea or lunch with home made pies and cakes with other baked items from local producers. Friendly, good value, spotlessly clean it’s definitely worth a visit for lunch, a cream tea or a gin and tonic at the bar. Loved it and will definitely return next time we’re on the island.

Wish we had found this years ago, been coming to the island for many years staying down the road and only just found this lovely situated small farm shop and cafe. Had some lovely cream teas and met their beautiful spaniel. A very helpful and friendly couple would highly recommend.

We visited this place years ago when our kids were young and had the best cream tea I’ve ever had straight from the farmhouse. A bit disappointing to see they don’t do that anymore but understand why - must have been a lot of work. Friendly guy served us and even more friendly dog looked after us. What remains is a tea house and small farm shop with a bar for those not driving. Scones were still awesome, got commercial clotted cream and jam and still loved it. It was a beautiful day and we sat in a converted farm trailer and as it was a beautiful day we relaxed and enjoyed life again. FYI we had parked in needles place and walked sling path off road to needles, probably about a half mile but you can also drive right in

Working nearby we saw the signs to Warren Farm Shop many times but it was the Cocktail bar sign which caught our eye, - so glad it did! Such a wonderful surprise to find a well appointed Farm Shop, Tea Room and a beautifully converted horse box stocked with very tempting cocktails and amazing beers - in a delightfully rural and pleasant setting. Quality foods and snacks - locally sourced. Incredible Isle of Wight Pale Ale ( a must! ). Hay bales in the garden so the children can sit and pet the friendly and very inquisitive Hebridean Sheep! A Working Farm working very hard - with friendly hospitable owners. A real gem, great vibe, relaxed with quality produce throughout.

We hadn’t been to Warren Farm for about 7 years - last time we saw the big pig, but sadly he has long gone. We stopped off on a whim as we fancied a quick refreshment but boy has it changed! An indoor barn; enlarged seating area; tractor seating; outside gin bar; cakes and scones also. We aimed for a high tea with scones and cream; but succumbed to the gin. 😄. Lovely location and fresh scones. We brought our dog and the boys had a play out the swings. Great location and if you fancy something different before / after the needles then would thoroughly recommend! Grab a ribeye whilst your there from the farm reared range. Needles to say we returned to buy some more. Great family owned business which made the most of lockdown by expanding. The barn has been converted in memory of the late owner but the family is going strong!

We were staying nearby and popped in twice with the grand kids for a beer and wine at the horse box bar. What a beautiful spot, well worth a visit. Lovely shop and coffees and teas as well. We will definitely be back next time we are on the Island.

Our first visit since 'mum' retired and the changes are huge - the tea shop has contracted but the horse box bar is a lovely modern addition in keeping with what youger generations want. We miss the tea shop BUT we absolutely love and adore the farm produced beef. It is wonderful and worth every penny - we now buy one of their boxes to take home with us. The farm is still a great place to visit for tea (or something stronger!) and we prefer this to the Needles amusements - it is a tranquil slice of pure delight.

Gorgeous place, so peaceful, and a great location from which to walk the headland. Very friendly family, really great food; tea garden, not cafe - buy a homemade pie, or cake etc

Great stop. So beautiful and peaceful. We’re vegetarian which was no problem, we had fresh pasties and quiche for a light lunch. Kids (4&1) loved playing with the dog and looking at the tractors (our toddler is tractor obsessed) as well as the climbing frame....

Our second visit to this lovely little farm shop and cafe. We loved the tasty pies and pasties, the beers and the very friendly service. It is well-situated for a walk up to the Battery and a wonderful view over the needles. However, the highlight...

Recommended, called in for coffee & cake before short coastal walk to the Needles. So impressed by the friendly owners, the whole infrastructure and quality of food, returned for a well earned Cider after the walk. Travelled the world and a fussy discerning customer but...

The menu is not vast however the quality of the Pasties, sausage rolls and cake, that we had for lunch was amazing!! There is a lovely, well thought out, seating area and my grandchildren very much enjoyed the play area. The shop is a delight,...

Stumbled across this whilst on a walk from the needles to tennysons monument. Small but perfectly formed teashop. Limited menu, pasties, sausage rolls, scotch eggs and sweet goodies but all looked delicious. We had lemon drizzle cake (yum) and a pork pie (so so good!)....

We were so pleased that we had chosen to follow the signs to Warren Farm Shop, a short walk from the Needles. We received a warm welcome and were impressed by the wide choice of delicious savoury pastries and cakes. We went for the very...

What a gem of a place this is! We were on a circular walk from Tennyson Down to The Needles and back and noticed the little green sign near the Needles car park pointing to the tea garden 600m along the path we were walking...

Wonderful pit stop on walk back from needles. Everything you would want, savouries, tea, delicious homemade cake and a clean loo. Highly recommend.

Accidentally stumbled across this little cafe after walking up to the the needles old battery and had such a lovely time that I’m writing my first ever review! It’s set a bit of a way back from the main car park (about a 5 minute...

We have been here multiple times over the years when 'Mum' was in charge. Doing away with the famous Cream Teas is a mistake. No teapots either. Just silly mugs and portioned milk. Disappointing.

Beautiful setting and wonderful homegrown food. The best pastry and tastiest pie & pastie we’ve ever had. Amazing family run business, friendly and welcoming. The horse box bar is fabulous too. In addition to this the proprietors allowed us to park and take the short...

Popped in for tea after dropping the kids at The Needles. Purchased some delicious homemade burgers and sat in the tea garden looking out over the down with a cuppa and a yummy cheese scone. Doggy ice cream was another too find. Lovely!

Stumbled across this fabulous tea room on a walk via The Needles. Super lovely people running it, with the most awesome of pasties made from their own beef. Great cuppa too!

Lovely spot, delicious deli food, great range of drinks. Very peaceful location close to the Needles and Tennyson Monument

Tea rooms with no cream teas. Coffee was out of a machine and tasted terrible. The owner said he hadn't done cream teas for 5 years, couldn't be bothered with the hassle. Not impressed with his style or offering. There is a lot of other,...

Lovely peaceful location for a pit stop especially on walk on the down. Lovely outside seating with umbrellas and nice food and drinks.

Such a delightful place with charming and kind owners. We had delicious food too, vegetarian and meat. Everything you could need for a midday meal.

A quite delightful little cafe just off the coastal path, run by the most lovely couple. Delicious light bites, delicious local ice cream, very pretty situation. Cannot recommend this peaceful treasure highly enough.

Great place in a lovely quiet farm setting, perfect to visit for refreshments if you happen to be in the area. The horse box has been converted into a small bar and has a great selection of local drinks. Very friendly service by all staff...

We were welcomed by the son of the farm owner, lovely homemade (by Mum) Victoria sandwich, beautiful garden setting, welcome break on the Needles to Tennyson monument walk

We stumbled across this place on our walk up to the Tennyson monument. The really lovely son and his wife have moved here and taken it over (we got chatting to them) and are making huge efforts with it. We had a brief ice-cream visit...

Lovely cafe just near the needles, had a lovely home made meat pie and flapjack. Lovely location in the sunshine and dog friendly.

We came across this by chance and what a lovely surprise. We will definitely come back and when in self catering we will get some steaks as looks amazing. ( agree with comments re cream tea, would have had this)

Made a special trip for a cream tea as had been previously and it was lovely. Sadly they no longer do cream teas and I was told so by a scornful woman who claimed they hadn’t done them for over 6 years. I beg to...

This place has recently decided to stop serving cream teas, the thing they were particularly known for, to focus on Beef. Definitely not worth the walk from the Needles.

Lovely spot this, for a sit down for lunch or a treat, sitting between the small shop and the fields. A quiet haven away from the crowds at the Needles

Recommend this lovely traditional country cafe..amazing cakes and lovely cream tea...make time to visit this little gem

Being an islander I knew of it's brilliant cream teas of the past so I took a visitor there. She was puzzled about why we had gone out of our way to go there as it was no better than average.The cream and jam were...

Pricing a little heavy but very nice lady who served us. Scones looked delicious. Stocked up on breakfast essentials but bacon was cut very thinly so scrunched up to next to nothing when cooked. Great local produce and cheeses too.

We went here after the needles as we thought it was going to be a better deal than buying scones at the needles. We were right, great scones and lovely to sit outside. Excellent place to go. Friendly goat as well.

We've found this place about 6 weeks ago and now have been visiting weekly. Apart from twice this weekend. Lovely cakes have tried everyone. Amazing sausage rolls and pies. Giant pots of tea. Lovely Liam.. the lady in the shop is always extra welcoming as...

Stopped off here on the way to the Needles. Great cream tea. Cheese scones and scotch eggs lovely too! Sunny tea garden, great views and a lovely little farm shop where you can buy scones to take home.

Visited here after walking up to the Battery from the Needles. We saw a sign from the road on our walk back down and passed through a gate, 500m walk through a field and found the Tea Garden through another gate on the left by...

Great stop on walk from Freshwater Bay to the needles. Easy to find, just off the track. Sunny. Good scones. Great cheese and scotch eggs. Highly recommend!

Very small garden tea rooms, on a working farm. When we turned into the road and approached the farm we thought we were at the wrong place, but there were a small row of picnic tables around the back on a grassed area. Very peaceful...

Similarly to the last reviewer, we called in by chance to buy meat for a BBQ, the last of our holiday. The staff were friendly and and we came away with a variety of items including burgers and steak. Having now had the bbq, I...

We stopped on our way to the Needles in the hope of getting some barbecue meat. The lady in the shop was incredibly helpful and we stocked up on some really excellent beef from the farm. We discovered quite how good when I cooked it...

Saw the sign for the tearoom when visiting the needles. Short walk on easy to follow path. Really peaceful setting. They have made a real effort to create a pleasant place for tea and cake - miniature table and seats for the little ones and...

This little haven is nestled between Headon Warren and the Needles. Tea and cakes used to be served from the kitchen window of the farm house, with Aga in full view. The operation has been scaled down recently but a delicious pot of tea and...

We stopped here for tea and scones whilst walking Tennyson Down. Great scones and a lovely garden setting. We'll be back.

We had a long walk with the dogs to see the Needles and decided to stop at the team shop. The walk to the tea room from the Needles car park could be a bit difficult for less able people, but can be accessed off...

visited here after walking along the Needles - a very welcome break, fabulous simnel cake, even bought one to take home, brownies a bit dry, staff very friendly and overall a lovely setting and experience. Dog and child friendly!

If you are looking for a great strawberry tea. this is the place to come. Wonderful fresh farm cream. Outside seating so child/dog friendly

Well, we stumbled across this on route. Like an oasis on a very long hot walk. More than adequate and tasty.

Last visited the Tea Rooms about 4 years ago, when they were rated number 2 in the whole of the U.K. The tea room used to be on the terrace of the farmhouse, plus an inside area - lovely china, service, brollies, good selections of...

I agree that this farm is living on its previous reputation. We were with friends who had been before and said it was all home made. The scones were beautiful and there was homemade jam but the cream was packaged. The setting was lovely but...

Very nice food, set in a very nice setting. Excellent quality food. Nice cream teams. Hedgerow Jam very nice.

It seems this place has recently gone down hill, previous reviews mentioned home made jam and local cream. Although the scones themselves were good, we had packaged essex jam and cornwall cream, which although was nice is not what we were expecting. It was nice...

....this Tea Room is unfortunately living on a former reputation. The earlier reviews suggesting this to be the 'the best cream tea on the island' and indeed still championed as such in the holiday brochures left my wife and I very disappointed. The location has...

Didn't realise the tearoom that was has now closed. Unfortunately not the same as said in other reviews. There were only two cakes and scones to choose from which you got from the shop. Also picnic benches awkward to sit on for some. Felt this...

I visit this place every time I go to the Isle of Wight .They do the best cream teas .Its all home made and the staff are really friendly and helpful .Looking forward to going again this year .

This was a handy little stop before going to the Needles. I was expecting a bit more 'frill' to be honest. It felt like I was ordering a cream tea in a canteen located in a barn. The setting dies make up for it, but...

We've been coming here ever since it opened for the best cream teas on the island (when nowhere else seemed to care) Who will take up the challenge, providing the best home-made scones, the home-made jam, local cream and tea you can stand your spoon...

I was delighted to find that the farming family who have served us best-rated cream teas for 16 years, although getting older and needing a smaller operation, continue to serve beautiful home-baked cakes, enjoyed in a south facing meadow. Superb coffee / walnut cup-cake !...

We found this place while cruising the Isle of Wight, saw the sign and pulled in. At the end of the track was a working farm with an old barn section converted to a shop. The young lady at the counter was friendly and helpful...

Gutted.com! The wonderful Warren Farm tearoom is no more! In its place is an apology for a tearoom, an apology for clotted cream (Rodda's cream) & an apology for jam (Tiptree jam) & only outside seating! Gone is the wonderful crockery and the lovely atmosphere....

Oh dear. The wonderful Warren Farm tearoom is no more! In its place is an apology for a tearoom. Only outside seating! Pathetic looking cakes! Took a quick look and left for somewhere else for afternoon tea. End of an era. Wish owners well for...

We stopped here for one of the best cream teas we have ever had. Sat outside surrounded by beautiful countryside and gorgeous weather. Very near to the Needles and it is just so pretty in this area. Highly recommended and will definitely be back when...

This is what you call a little heaven on earth. Beautiful views at one site and a cosy yard behind the farm to enjoy your perfect brew with a huge scone. The cheese scones are served with a big slice of special New Forest Cheddar.

Had read that this was in the top 10 for cream teas so was disappointed with service and teas. Had the savoury tea, soggy cheese scone where it had been zapped in microwave, we had drunk all the tea before we had to ask where...

This is the place of beauty, nostalgia and pure class.Beautiful scenery, lovely people and the best cream tea in England ( probably!)Enjoy after a breath-taking walk over the downs. Bliss.