Washingpool Farm in West Dorset

As lovely as ever having come here many times over the last 20 years but not recently. Perfect light breakfast and wonderful coffee served by a lovely smiley lady . Relaxed surroundings and great views. Farm shop still excellent and great array of vegetables that would put any supermarket to shame - the quality and variety was fantastic.

Fabulous short break at the site, you phone when you arrive, and can then set up, a very helpful man came along to show us where everything was, including a walk through the permissive footpaths down to Bridport Pitch 9 was perfect for us a sea view, plenty of room, showers and toilets clean and we never had to queue Dog friendly We had lunch one day at the cafe and that was tasty, well presented and staff polite and helpful

Be careful here crime is rife. Two thefts in a week. Trailer stolen and storage broken into. Cctv not working and everything at your own risk

I love this farm shop. The produce is amazing (especially the blueberries) and the staff are always helpful and friendly. Gorgeous location with lovely views too.

use the farm shop regularly (expensive but recommend) so thought would try cafe. full english mushrooms on toast and two orange juices. Took 25 minutes to materialise. nobody came over to explain there would be a wait. eventually came and was very underwhelmed. full english ok (frozen hash browns unacceptable, leave them out) mushrooms on toast, i guess just that. dry and miserable. this all came to £28. very overpriced. won’t be going to the cafe again.

Site was perfect for what we wanted, walking distance to Bridport, adults only and very clean and tidy. Good facilities and great farm shop on site. Owners were very helpful and let us know of a cancellation so we didn’t have to move to another site for a night mid stay. Hive beach was only a 15 min drive away. Highly recommended and we will be back. Thank you to all.

The farm shop itself is everything you would want in a farm shop...it has such a good selection of everything. The breakfast in the cafe was pretty disappointing for the 4 of us...over priced . It could be so much better! I wouldn't expect cheap sliced bread and frozen hash browns for a £15 farm breakfast.

Thought we would have a spot of lunch while we visited the farm shop. We were absolutely staggered at the prices, even basic food like Ham, Egg and Chips was in excess of £15. Lasagna was something like £16-17. Even Soup was £ 7.00. Jacket Potato was £11.50. This is a Farm Shop for God’s sake where potatoes are sold around 50p. Needless to say we left without eating This is pure utter extortion. We were visiting a sick relative in Bridport Hospital up the road and they had a lovely Cafe, where we had a lovely lunch for a fraction of the price. I would suggest other people do the same and support the NHS and get taken in by these overpriced costs

Lovely family friendly atmosphere and very welcoming staff Excellent service and tasty well presented food at value for money prices Well worth a detour

Absolutely lovely farm shop, too nice as want to buy more than you need, we stayed in caravan park which was lovely, clean and well maintained and friendly staff.

We booked a week at this caravan park and on arrival was easy check in as already knew pitch number, checked in via telephone as per requested and site owner came down to check all was good before we completed pitch set up. Toilets very high standard and kept spotlessly clean, caravan site very clean and beautiful location. Farm shop, what can I say? All the food looked delicious and what we actually tried certainly was delicious. A great selection of pies which were best I've ever tried and sausages absolutely delicious. We ate in the cafe and again very friendly staff, food and overall service totally excellent. We stayed with our 3 dogs and no issues at all and we shall certainly be looking to return to this fantastic site on the farm with shop and cafe! Thank you to all staff and owners for a fantastic place to stay.

Great meats, cheeses and a fabulous array of local fruit and veg. Some great gift bits too. Not cheap but wonderful quality.

Freshly prepared food, with generous helpings, the specials on the chalkboard coupled with the menu gives a wide choice for adults and children. Good vegetarian option.

Lovely farm shop with extras.Car park is flat but stoney and a short walk to the building.Large arrangement of fruit and veg,some of it from where we come from Hereford.Vast array of dry goods,wines and spirits and chiller cabinets with River Cottage goods.Some Gluten Free items,cakes etc.Very helpful,cheerful staff. Adjacent is their cafe/restaurant with inside and outside tables.Large menu which is cooked freshly so as the sign says there may be a wait for delivery.Gluten Free options here.Staff most willing to help.Thoroughly recommended.

We love this farm shop and the restaurant. The shop sells great fruit and veg along with lots of Dorset produce. The Dorset apple cake is delicious. Breakfast was also good with friendly service all round.

Smaller than it shows it says they butcher own on site no they bring it in nothing on the shelves we went tuesday lady said best day Wednesday if you want to go we went Into Bridport to the butchers their they had all we needed we will not go to this farm again

After a very hectic large family gathering (92 of us) at Hooke Court we were able to relax at this lovely site. We saw a lot of several cousins and friends in Bridport, did some lovely walks, and were extremely impressed by the Farm-shop adjoining our site. Their restaurant was excellent, with great outdoor seating on terraces, and the coffee was superb. We'll certainly be back

I've shopped here for many years and love their fresh produce. I had a sandwich recently; I thought £9 odd was steep but was confident it would have some kind of 'wow' factor. It didn't. It was 2 small slices of a supermarket loaf and a limp salad. Never going to go to the restaurant again! View was nice.

The caravan site attached to the farm shop is our go-to place for a break from busy life. We've stayed here many times and will stay many more! It's peaceful, clean and close to Bridport and West Bay and we can take our little Jack Russell with us. A trip will always include a visit to the fabulous farm shop.

One of the few to have braved it in the middle of a major storm. Nice warm greeting. I had a lovely toasted teacake with plenty of butter and a piping hot decaf coffee. All very nice.

The breakfast was fine but thought it was very expensive at £13.50 a throw. Rather bland interior possibly better on a nice day to be outside. Wouldn't choose to go back.

Stopped today for breakfast and we were not disappointed. Thankyou to the lovely ladies who looked after us with friendly, efficient and excellent service. Sat outside with a lovely view and Both the full English and the vegetarian breakfast were great 👍 Also great to...

What a fabulous place to stay! We were there for 8 nights in our motorhome and had a sea view. Facilities great, nicely kept grounds and a tranquil stay. We had breakfast 3 times at the farm shop cafe and it was always freshly cooked...

Stopped of for breakfast decided to have children's breakfast at £ 8.50 smaller portion adult breakfast £13.50 so glad I did obviously been precooked although there was only one other table there so wasn't busy sausage I gave to dogs awful bacon tasteless all in...

Restaurant closed at present but we eat there often. Good wholesome home cooked food, friendly service and great views. The shop has a huge array of produce including home grown, local, organic, regular, gift ideas and many temptations. Im not a shopping fan but I...

Nice selection of local products. We bought some food and drink stock to take home, plus some products to make our own lunch.

Easy booking via the website. Lots of information was e mailed to me prior to arrival re check in process and local information. The road from Bridport is very narrow in parts so care is required. All pitches are hard standing with enough space for...

Had a bizarre experience yesterday at Washingpool Farm shop, it was recommended to us by our hotel staff for somewhere good to purchase local Dorset goods. On arrival it was contactless only but there was a lovely accommodating member or staff (with fab curly hair)...

This site is adult only with 11 pitches. This is a fantastic spot with far away views of the sea and Bridport. The toilets and shower blocks are new and very clean. Water and electric points are very handy. Loved this place will go again...

Good quality food to buy in the shop and lovely food served in the restaurant. We are happy to be regular customers.

We visit Bridport and surrounding area a lot! and 9/10 times go to Washingpool on our way home to stock up on Dorset things! Apple Cake, Beer, Blue Vinney Cheese...a packet of Nobs and normally stay for a bit of breakfast or a morning coffee....

A pleasant enough place for a snack, lunch or tea and cake. I'd not been for several years and did think it was not as good as previous visits.

On asking for a straightforward bacon sandwich I was informed that was not possible as breakfast orders were finished, but I could order a bacon and brie sandwich without the brie. I informed the lady 'that is a bacon sandwich' (albeit considerably more expensive!). That...

Good welcome, had quiche and curry, both excellent ( also portions not enormous) recommend Prices in shop not exorbitant

Visited the farm shop today and got some wonderful items for Christmas presents for family in Glasgow. Very reasonably priced as well. Staff very welcoming and polite. Had a cuppa and sandwich in the cafe and was very pleased and satisfied with it. 5/5 great...

Popped into the farm shop before travelling back to London. got a take away bacon sandwich and egg and bacon sandwich also a milk shake. well i had to be picked up off the floor when my daughter gave me the change from a £20, over priced load of rubbish. cheap nasty white sliced bread 2 small bits of back bacon. same again but with an egg. very disappointed even my daughter commented we have had far better from a road snack waggon. Would recommend fresh bread better bacon and not served in a sandwich boxes like you get in petrol stations.

the farm shop is quite good, helpful staff, local produce encluding meat fish chicken ,fresh bread fruit i go thereoften and always always return happy with what i have bought if a bit on the expensive they also sale local other things like wine chocolate ect

What a wonderful farm shop! Fabulous fruit and veg and much more besides. Had full English breakfasts in the cafe and it was utterly delicious. Very good quality and the staff were really lovely. You can sit outside to eat and take in the amazing views.

We did not eat in the restaurant but made full use of the shop as we were staying at the Pineapple Camping site about a mile up the road. Veal escallops were great. The vegetavles were the star of the show with beautiful baby carrots, fine grean beans,and flavoursome new potatoes.....all of which you would have struggled to find in a supermarket

We visited Washingpool farm for lunch with my mother-in-law over the weekend. I had the cheese and spinach soufflé which comes recommended as did she and my husband had the roast, none of us were disappointed. Whilst it was busy which we were expecting over the Bank Holiday, the food was well worth the wait. We shall be returning.

We decided to eat at Washingpool Farm.It was very chaotic with not enough staff.We ordered ham ,egg and chips.We waited nearly 40 minutes, had a beer (£4.50 for a bottle)and a small bottle of still water (£1.75)Our meal arrived (8.99 each) plus another £1.80 for an extra egg each.It was cold and the eggs were very over done.I cleaned the table with my trusty wet wipes before the meal arrived.We asked for some mustard and a glass of tap water, these never arrived.Two young students did their best but customers were actually cleaning tables before they could sit down.For both of us this cost £26.03. We had been visiting a relative in Bridport Hospital and for the first and last time we used Washingpool Farm.We had a four hour drive home, we just wanted a reasonable meal,we certainly did not get it.

Lovely surroundings,clean the staff helpfull and food well presented,cheese and spinach soufflé was tasty,strawberry roulade well recommend very satisfied

We went for a family breakfast out. Slightly disappointed that they were charging almost £10 for a rather disappointing all day breakfast. The mushrooms has been deep fried and were really unpleasant, the eggs were pretty over cooked and overall the food wasn’t very impressive considering the great local produce they were using and sell in the amazing farm shop. Also, little gluten free options which was a shame.

Evershot Bakery bread made enjoyable sandwiches and accompaniment to homemade Leek and Potato Soup. The ham used in the sandwich was lean and beautifully cured. There were beautiful Views from the cafe over the surrounding area.

I stopped here for breakfast thinking that being attached to a very nice farm shop I would get a top breakfast with the excellent products for sale in the shop.

Lovely spot for a light lunch, outside in the sun, overlooking the hills of Dorset. We only has sandwiches and soup, both fine. Very good service, the young waitress brought out a bowl of water for our little dog.

We popped in here when we found that Maria's Pantry had moved and we needed to get something to eat before attending a wedding in Bridport. We have visited the shop many times since it first opened but never been to the restaurant,

Great views when eating. A varied menu. My husband had quiche and chips. Very tasty but quite a small portion. Would visit again.

The was well worth a visit. The farm shop itself is a complete temptation of beautifully presented fresh fruits and vegetables - absolutely outstanding. There are also wines, ciders, biscuits, gifts, delicacies - too tempting for words!! After all the drooling in the farm shop, (which we understand was featured in Broadchurch), we visited the restaurant for a delicious cuppa and some Dorset Apple Cake. We overlooked a quaint terrace with seating and on a clear day, glimpses of West Bay would be possible. There is also a five pitching touring caravan field as well as a working farm - truly worth a visit and very reasonable. We would definitely return.

Washingpool has always been my go-to for fresh veggies, meats, cheeses and homebakes. The cafe next door is pleasant too for a quick cup of tea, or something to eat.

We stopped here for lunch without booking, hoping to get a table for roast. The small cafe is located next to the fabulous local produce shop. There was plenty of out door seating available so although the indoor tables were reserved, we asked to order food to eat outside. The serving lady said rather grumpily that we could not have roasts as her reserved guests had not arrived to eat yet. This was fair enough but she did not offer us any alternative food at all or drinks. She did not seem bothered about getting the custom. There was plenty of other choices on the menu. I thought it was rather rude and not very welcoming. Turned away, we went to eat at another restaurant down the road.

As a resident of Bridport it meant that the last day of the long Easter weekend called for a walk to Washingpool and try their restaurant for the first time. Having visited the exquisite farm shop on numerous occasions it was time to taste what they have on offer! Although not particularly hungry, two cream teas were purchased and in area where cream teas are prevalent in some many eating places in Dorset this is without doubt the best both of us have ever sampled. Along with the tasty beverages (tea and coffee) their cream tea scones come served warm along with their delicious offering of clotted cream and strawberry jam. Sitting outside today in the warm spring sunshine I could not imagine a better place to sit with seating that is spaced evenly with beautiful views of the countryside. Farm animals also make the experience just that much more enjoyable and the pigs are such wonderful characters.

What a lovely little farm shop only stopped in as we were passing , so much to see could spend a fortune in here . And everything is so fresh . They even have a coffee shop . Will definatly be returning

Lenny Henry & Sarah Parrish appeared here when filming Broadchurch, but it is worth visiting a grocer that has repeatedly won "Taste of the West" awards. Some of the produce is grown on site and other produce (bread, meat jams) is from local suppliers.

I stopped by here one morning and decided to have a full-english breakfast. All food is locally sourced. I wasn't disappointed either, very good value for money, lovely staff. On my next trip I'll definitely try their Sunday Roast.

Excellent quality produce at prices which are not outrageously expensive. Good range of meat, vegetables and fruit often sourced locally. Nice selection of local wines and fruit juices too.

Booked table for 14 today. Most of our party was late due to road hold up. Yet our server and her colleagues were fantastic. They were lovely with the young ones and the Sunday roasts were fantastic with plenty of trays of veg and the chef bought out another big bowl of roast potatoes half way through. Really deserving of a visit if you are in the area! !

We decided to have breakfast here the last day of our holiday and fortunately arrived just before the rush. the full cooked breakfast was delicious with home produced food of an excellent standard. can understand why it is so popular. Called into the farmshop afterwards and got the best flavoured Victoria plums for a long time. the shop has a very extensive range and is of excellent quality.

Everything you could need and then some. The vegetables are always top quality and they have a good selection. Usually a good choice of icecream and an excellent selection of cheese. Staff always very nice and helpful.

We were visiting the area for a wine tour and decided to stop here for a bite to eat.

Been to this farm shop a number of times this week. The breakfast is excellent. Freshly cooked to order, it’s served in the most beautiful surroundings.

We have been coming here for years when we are on holiday in the area. We shop in the farm shop (sadly we missed Bagget and Hayes this year as we chose the one weekend they weren’t baking!) but we always enjoy the lovely produce, be it the cheese, vegetables, meat, or cider! This time we went for breakfast on the way home. Staff were friendly and welcoming and the food was delicious and freshly cooked. English breakfast was fantastic- fried bread if you prefer that to toast. Good choice for children too. We took take away coffees too. The play area is great, with animals to chat to as well- we had to peel our children away. We’ll be back.

I love Washingpool. They always have amazing cakes on offer, the cream tea is a must have!! The breakfasts are really delicious, with locally sourced ingredients. The garden/ terrace is a beautiful spot to sit and enjoy the view. Please visit Washingpool to get a taste of what Dorset has to offer!

Washingpool Farm has a great farm shop and restaurant overlooking the glorious the Dorset countryside with ample outside seating area to enjoy the view. The farm is extremely proud of the connection with Broadchurch, having been Lenny Henry's place of work in the show. There is a great array of local produce on offer and the farm produced meat is fabulous. It's a lovely place to take children as there is a play area and various well keep animals to keep them occupied whilst you finish your lunch! Highly recommend the pies and cakes!

Fantastic Sunday lunch, the best we have had recently. Great quality, meat, roasties and vegetables and fresh gravy, six vegetables and lovely homemade stuffing. We will definitely return. The Farm shop is excellent too. Great service polite and friendly and efficient. Thank you for a memorable visit

My wife, littl’un and I were staying locally and were recommended to try the Farm for breakfast. Well, we weren’t disappointed. Great atmosphere, excellent food and service. My daughter expressed her delight with ‘This is best breakfast ever’. She can be a fussy customer but her empty plate was proof she thoroughly enjoyed her breakfast.

We were actually staying at washingpool farm on their campsite. We used the shop during our time at campsite and it was well stocked with a lot of Dorset local products and was a lovely farm shop that wasnt as expensive as some other farm shops we have visited before. We were heading home this morning so decided to go to the cafe for breakfast before we left. The breakfast was lovely and all enjoyed what we had. The cafe was nice and clean and staff were all polite and welcoming. Would defiantly come to washingpool again.

Great farmshop, aka Flintcombe in Broadchurch. No real Lenny Henry, but a cardboard cutout to take selfies with! Also has cafe and places to stay.

We were short on time, so no coffees for us, but we were so impressed with the excellent shop. It was packed with sensibly-priced goodies, craft foods and drinks, fresh fruit & veg, a vast array of "gifty" goodies, a display of Roscoff onions and garlics, and much more.

Was amazed at the freshest ever bread, the best chips we've ever tasted, real old school! a little pricey but in this case you really get a freshly prepared lunch,local produce and great service. I had brie and cranberry sandwich, my partner had quiche of the day of which was the best quiche ever tasted and the folks had ham egg and chips. Well done washingpools we will be back

On a bit of a coffee crawl encompassing both the wonderful Symondsbury Kitchen and Washingpool, we found the farm shop’s efforts at a flat white laughable( if you didn’t have to pay for it. It was so weak and wishy washy that I thought maybe the farm shop should be re- christened Wishy Washingpool ... still there is always hope that can drive just a a couple of miles to Symondsbury kitchen!!

I met some old colleague/friends for a mini-reunion and lunch. We had some excellent coffee and then I had an ok ham, egg and chips and the others had some good food as well. The place scores highly on customer service.

This is my local farm shop, embarrassed to say only recently discovered. Fresh local produce, friendly staff. On Saturdays only they have the most delicious unique pastries, cakes and Artisan bread which I can't buy anywhere else. It seems other people agree as there's always a queue. Shhh, keep it to yourself....

We stayed at washingpool farm. It was great to be able to walk to breakfast in the morning. An excellent experience with lovely friendly staff and a 1st class full English breakfast. We will be coming again

Good to see the Broadchurch location , and to discovery the quality of the farm produce. We came as tourists and left as satisfied customers. Beautiful displays of great value fruit and vegetables and a range of tasty local produce as souvenirs and gifts. The biscuits are great!

The produce in the shop is wonderful. Beautifully laid out and so fresh with plenty of variety. You just want...

Came here for lunch. Food was lovely, setting is fab (play area for children and farm animals). Had a beautiful...

Very pleasant staff, good cup of tea, nice cake..........just needs a good coat of paint and a little spruce up!

We had a simple breakfast here twice during the week. Just toast and marmalade with coffee. But two rounds each...

Been here a few times and enjoyed everything I have eaten as have my family. The grounds and shop are lovely. Only a few minutes drive from Bridport town so divert here for lunch or cake

We visit Bridport often. Washingpool is our favourite place for breakfast. The food is simple, freshly made, and always served with a chirpy smile. I can't recommend it enough, do stop in.

After our experience the other night with very unfriendly staff elsewhere in Bridport what a delight it was to call in here for a pleasant lunch served with a genuine smile and friendly greeting. The sandwiches were simple and wholesome, we were able to enjoy our food outdoors with a view of bucolic landscape all around. Thank you so much for restoring our faith in Bridport. I should add there is a grassy field for children to run about in and swings too. It is part of a good farm shop.

We chose this place primarily because it opens at 08:30 & we wanted breakfast. We were not disappointed. Staff are really friendly & engaging. Simple but well-cooked menu. Good choices for children too. It's a countryside location on the edge of town. There's a play area for the children too. Certainly recommend it & we may well return!

We went for a nosy and ended up with a basket of goodies. Excellent staff and scooters and wheelchairs can get round, went for cake and tea in the restaurant and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend it.

worth a visit for the walk round the lake but not for the disabled, good lunch selection,, and fresh vegtables,fruit,meat, and other items in the farm shop,

Went here as we saw it on Broadchurch. We had lunch. The food was really nice and all freshly cooked. Worth a visit if nearby.

We stumbled across this place by accident while driving in the area but once there, Mrs G recognised it from the Broadchurch TV series. We were a little too late for what looked to be a good Sunday lunch offering so we opted for the cream tea option. Very tasty scones with all the trimmings and a big pot of hot tea, served by friendly efficient staff - all for a very reasonable £9. We sat outside on the large grassed area overlooking the surrounding hills, with hardly a sound from anywhere. A very relaxing hour - thoroughly recommended.

We stopped hereon a hot day on our way to the sea on a hot day on a Sunday. When we walked in we found a sea of good looking fruit and vegetables. We bought a huge boxful , including nuts and bread (we are a family!), and absolutely everything we bought was delicious.. That huge box only cost me £16.90, and I was worried the cashier had made a mistake, but once we'd escaped the till slip showed everything paid for. And when we got to the beach we ate the lot. Ah! those cherries...!

We only came across the Farm Shop by accident as we wanted a drink and a snack on a sunny afternoon. The lemonade was one I hadn't tasted before and was nice and lemony; there were also delicious cakes. We couldn't leave without looking around the well-stocked shop and it was good to see so much local produce. Of course we came back with quite a few purchases!

Excellent farm shop with a wide range of products; a children-friendly restaurant with great food and outdoors playground to keep the little ones entertained.

Visited a couple of weeks ago (although have visited on numerous occasions). All of the dishes on the menu are excellently cooked "home cooking" and the service is excellent.This time I decided to order the full English breakfast and I am so glad I did, if you like breakfasts to remember, then this is definitely the place for you.

Great choice of food sourced from local producers, we also ate in the small restaurant and I chose the Pate which was delicious and more like a Parfait, it was served with a spicy tomato & caramelised onion chutney which was so good we bought some in the shop to take home. A large cardboard cutout of Lenny Henry's character in Broadchurch is on display as it is where the filming took place in his shop. A little gem of a shop just outside Bridport.

Stopped here for lunch with friends on a trip to the west country. Fairly basic set up but the food was very good and reasonably priced. Good farm shop if stocking up for a stay in the area.

Famous or not now they do a fine cup of tea! Served in proper tea pots and with due regard to people's tea preferences. Its not particularly fancy but you'd go a long way for a better cuppa!

My friends and I have been going to this farm shop and restaurant for some considerable time and have never come away disappointed.The shop offers a superb selection of local produce including meat, cheese, fruit, vegetables, wonderful bread from the local bakers at Evershot, pickles, jams, chocolates, cakes and far too much to list here.There is always a good variety of dishes on offer in the restaurant all freshly prepared and generous proportions ( super hand cut cheesy chips!) And of course if visiting in the afternoon a cream tea is a must!For those of you that are not aware( surely there can't be many) the Farm shop starred in the recent famous Broadchurch series so you can even pose next to a full size Lenny Henry cut out to take a selfie!!! A small donation to a charity appreciated!So if you want the best, either to enjoy a super lunch or tea while at the same time picking up some wonderful produce this is the place to go.

Highly recommended and only a 10min detour off the main route to Cornwall so stop here rather than a service station! Lovely food in the restaurant, no wonder its popular. Lasagne with homemade chips is just beautiful. Good portions and good prices. Farm shop is nice too with some great local products (LOVE Bunnies Love Fruity Ketchup - yum!). Nice to have wrapped portions of cake to go too, fresh and delicious.

We have used this farm shop on many occasions when visiting the area in our caravan. Superb produce, friendly staff and now a location where Broadchurch was filmed!

Washingpool Farm restaurant is only small but well worth visiting.'Broadchurch' was partially filmed there, and the adjoining farm shop doubled as Lenny Henry's business for the purposes of the show.Plenty of anecdotes from the restaurant staff re the approachability of certain cast members, but my main area of praise is for the quality and taste of the hand cut chips. Absolutely gorgeous. We visited yesterday and returned today for a second helping. The bread is fresh and tasty and the rest of the menu is quite extensive.Wish we'd found it earlier in the week.The staff are friendly cheerful and well motivated. There is a large picnic area with a few swings and stuff for the kids, and a few pigs and poultry for them to see, and last but not least, the view from the terrace is really magnificent.You should try it if you are ever in the area. Highly recommended

We called in for tea and cakes on Easter Saturday. There was a large selection of cakes on a chalk-board and we settled for freshly baked scones which were huge and full of raisins and served nicely warm with a generous slab of butter. A pot of tea for one (enough for two cups!) was £1.75 and a regular coffee £1.90 which we though very reasonable and all served at our table by cheerful waitresses The restaurant has beautiful views over the Dorset countryside and an outside seating area which must be lovely on a warm day. The adjoining farm shop had top quality produce, all clearly marked with country of origin, much of it British. Very impressed, we will definitely be back!

What a gorgeous little farm shop.We went to take a look after seeing it on Broadchurch.We had tea and cake in the garden, although I had a cream tea but no clotted cream with it...?The farm shop is fantastic, albeit a little pricey. £5.25 for a punnet of strawberries?! The cakes however are to die for and there was a wide choice of quality fruit and veg.Great place to stop by with the children, but I doubt many can afford to shop there often.