Wentworth Garden Centre in Rotherham

Exceptional afternoon tea in the walled garden. A selection of finger sandwiches, which were lovely and fresh. Soft scones, jam and clotted cream, followed by an assortment of delicious cakes. It’s not often you can say things get better, but this certainly as. Lovely friendly server as well. A real treat.

Booking was easy and staff were very friendly. Setting was beautiful. Food: Sandwiches x 4 thin finger sandwiches that had clearly been stood uncovered as the edges were slightly crispy. Scones were ok, slightly dry. Cakes and cheesecake were not the best and everything in the as we walked through the restaurant looked much better. For £18, it was ok, but won’t be rushing back.

Searched for the best garden centres in Yorkshire and stumbled across Wentworth - within an hour we had set off! Thoroughly enjoyed looking at their selection of plants, garden furniture and decor for the home before going outside and getting a snack from the cafe. Sat out on the balcony patio in the sunshine which was blissful! Then visited the walled gardens and petting zoo (both at a small cost) which were the highlights of our trip! Loved feeding the goats and sheep. Finished our trip with a late lunch at The Bothy - the on-site restaurant. DELICIOUS! I had the halloumi salad and my partner had a pizza, both were excellent - we wished we could have sampled larger meals because the fish and chips looked incredible too. Would thoroughly recommend for couples like us, families with small children, and older couples as well. A lovely day out!

After a few hours at the garden centre we went for lunch in the restaurant with my 2 daughters and father in law. It was very busy so took us a while to find a table and then took even longer to queue to order hot food. After a long wait the food arrived and it was delicious but quite expensive so I’d expect a better service with shorter wait times. With some improvements this could be even more of a gem.

Waiting times are way too long and this is all down to the coffee machine. Quickly change this by taking coffee out to the tables asap. Wouldn’t return, as it is due to long waits but the food is fabulous.

Needed some garden items and as the [mid-week] queue for lunch at the cafe was very short, we opted to have a light lunch.The Covid precautions were good - with tables well spaced a one way system in place for entry & exit.We arrived just before a rush and the time between ordering and food arrival was fine. The choices were Club Sandwich and Roasted Vegetable Panini. Both were excellent and the Club Sandwich was too large for my wife - so I had, of course, to help out. As a result, I can say both were excellent and actually good value.Only disappointment was not being able to have a glass of wine or small beer with lunch, Presumably the new Bothy is now the only licensed area.

Can't find a separate listing for the Bothy under restaurants so am reviewing it under the garden centre site.Had a late lunch here. Menu was ok but fairly limited, however still a decent varied choice.All food delivered promptly. All decent portions and tasty. One comment from the group was that the veg (broccoli stems) were under cooked. The meat pie was apparently was delicious. The tagine was tasty but needed more of the sauce as the whole dish was slightly dry.The young staff were efficient and friendly.

My family and I went out to the restaurant/cafe for lunch after visiting the farm. The food was good but quiet expensive and the service was very slow and it wasn't even at peak time, will think twice about going for a meal here

We always enjoy our visit to the garden centre here at Wentworth as during the current pandemic safety measures as clearly in place and adhered to making you feel safe.The selection of plants is impressive with the helpful staff on hand to give you any advice you may need.As an added bonus the restaurant serves a variety of hot and cold food ,drinks etc on a takeaway basis and today we enjoyed fish,chips,peas and homemade tartar sauce which were delicious and reasonably priced too.

i queued for over half an hour, staff really slow , they charged the same price for takeaway as eating in ,when i got outiside to have my coffee it was only half full , i paid £7 for a coffee and a bottle of water

We nipped in for coffee and cake after a visit to the garden centre. Despite local covid restrictions we were seated and served very quickly. Staff were fantastic, coffee was great and cake yummy as always. Thank you for looking after us!

We went after visiting the children’s farm, it was quite busy but did not wait too long to be seated. We ordered a children’s meal, fish ginger sandwich and a hot roast pork sandwich. The fish finger sandwich firstly the bread was dry and the fish fingers well Asda price ones where tastier. The hot roast pork sandwich was actually cold. Only 1 fork between the three of us and when I asked for a beaker for my grandson was told non was washed. £24.00 was wasted on food which would have been better at McDonalds We have always had scones and a coffee before and always very nice but never again a meal.

Went with my 3 friends 24th September Thursday loved it meat pie delicious staff couldn't do enough brilliant def go again

Quality garden centre in beautiful surroundings. They seem to cater for everything these days and the food is great and service with a smile - in the cafe at least. Downsides are it shouldn't be under the "quick bites" section on here as there's nothing quick about it. Expect long queues (guy behind us just wanted a Magners and a Coke as he'd forgotten to get them and they made him queue again after everyone getting hot meals. Took 20 mins even though he asked to nip to the front where no-one was being served drinks. Also there is absolutely zero mobile connection in there, which these days is a big thumbs down, especially when someone is trying to contact you to say they'll be a bit late or can't find you (big place!) or you want to look up a few plants etc over a cuppa before you buy. Definitely worth a visit if you're ok with these though.

The food & coffee was very good but the service wasn't even though the staff looked very smart.Our coffee arrived but without any sugar or milk, brought it to the attention of a staff member who brought the sugar 5 minuets later but no milk, waited 5 more minuets before having to ask another member of staff

Tried the Bothy for the first time.Amazing food, superb service and crazy good prices. Can’t wait for the Bothy to open in the evenings then it will be the perfect romantic date night ever!The staff there are the most attentive, polite and welcoming ever. Keep up the brilliant work!!!

A very good quality Sunday lunch with excellent service today made this an experience that we will be returning for. Great staff with just the right attention to detail, thank you.

The Bothy is Great ! Both the ambience and decor is on point . The team are friendly , personable and authentic. The food is great value a d very tasty. We will definitely be back and will spread the word .

The Bothy is a fantastic place to eat, the decor is amazing, staff very professional and the food is amazing, compliments to the chef. The tables are well laid out with plenty of space, it's advisable to book, you won't be disappointed.

Thank you James and his team today we came for Sunday lunch, excellent food very very good wine, service was second to non,the relaxed atmosphere the spacing and the attention to detail was superb will be back soon. Thank you Kathryn ward

What a lovely place to dine after weeks of lockdown. The restaurant is first class, offering excellent food, and service in a safe and relaxing atmosphere. We have enjoyed breakfast on several occasions & have now made The Bothy a regular venue. A number of our friends are now enjoying regular visits, too. The staff are friendly, helpful & look very smart in their uniforms. Names & telephone numbers are taken on arrival for track & trace purposes, & social distancing is adhered to. This restaurant is just what the area needed - the opportunity to enjoy a meal in a calm & relaxed area with soft music plying in the background. Just like being on holiday. Well done everyone concerned,

We had breakfast in the recently opened restaurant named The Bothy at Wentworth.This restaurant is tastefully decorated and is waitress service at your table.The staff were all very pleasant ,polite and helpful and looked very smart in their uniform.There was plenty of choice on the breakfast menu and we both opted for the full English.The produce served was of a very high standard and cooked to perfection.We just had one slight criticism which was the toast served was sourdough which was rather too crispy for our liking.It would be better to be given a choice between toasted bread or toasted sourdough.We did mention this to the lady who was greeting customers on entry and she said she would pass this on to the appropriate person and thanked us for our feedback.

Had afternoon tea for four took my parents They really enjoyed it Was served by Debbie she was brilliant and very friendly Made us feel welcome and quick service Food was excellent Would highly recommend

As my first outing, I was relieved at the organisation and also the friendliness of all the ladies in the restaurant. They were polite, helpful and friendly making me feel at ease. The coffee and cake was delicious too! Thank you

Called in for a light lunch with my friend Julie, we always find it easy to get seated but as Julie is in a wheelchair our difficulty is get her close enough to the table so she doesn’t end up wearing most of her food! As always the food was amazing! We always recommend Wentworth gardens and maybe one day we’ll even look around the garden centre

Wentworth is always busy. They have the best choice of cakes that I have ever seen. Looking forward to the new restaurant opening. Fabulous shop and lovely healthy plants. Great day out.

We visited especially to view the historic walled garden. It is well maintained and attractive - but its is difficult to understand its ethos and story. Features a little muddled and the context not explained.

We have had breakfasts here over the years and they are always first class, good food, hot plates, Proper teapots, good coffee selection. Anyone co I got at lunchtime get there early as this place is always packed, a real gem

We would recommend Wentworth Garden Center to everyone. Just perfect ! Amazing products. Christmas is magical at Wentworth The restaurant is always busy, that's because everyone knows it's great......

Met a friend for lunch at 11.30 and struggled to find a table. It was very busy. The queue for food was to the outer door. We both had cheese and ham paninis with tea and cakes to follow. Everything was delicious but pricey. Nearly £7 for a panini. There were Christmas stalls in the car park and it was lovely browsing (and buying) their goods. We

Visited at lunchtime today with my elderly Mother and my brother. We managed to find a table. The queue to order food was almost out of the door! I've never seen it as busy.It is definitely worth the wait though as the food was fresh and tasty. I had the couscous, roasted veg and goat cheese wrap. My brother had vegetarian quiche and Mum had fish finger sandwich. We had Wentworth tart too which was gorgeous. Staff very pleasant and we didn't have to wait long once we'd ordered.

A very popular restaurant possibly because it is able to cater for so many different tastes without loosing out on quality.

An excellent garden centre which is RHS accredited and sells very good and guaranteed plants. Also a nice big shop selling a variety of good quality products which towards Christmas has a very good display and selection of Christmas ornaments/decorations. The associated cafe serves very good home made food and drinks NYS, full meals and afternoon teas as well as coffee and buns etc. Although not cheap it's good value. Associated with and integral to the garden centre are some links very restored old English gardens and a maze plus a children's farm and a courtyard area where dogs can be taken and a drink enjoyed under cover. A good place for children as well as adults and free and more than sufficient parking, very popular and often busy.

We visit here quite often as its not far from where we live. We decided to have lunch on the sunday, opting for quiche, big difference in price of quiche on it's own or with coleslaw chips etc. Cakes are usually good dont have a problem with them, but when it comes to the coffee, well I should say milky flavoured foamed milk. We couldn't finish it, no taste of coffee, due to being 1x shot in a medium, yuk, I work for a very popular coffee shop, and med recieves 3 shots/21g of coffee, so you can taste the coffee, to have a sgl shot doesn't give any flavour at all. Worst coffee I've tasted. Yes you say you can request extra shots, what at more expense when the cost isn't cheap there anyway. I think you need to re think your shots, lge I was told is 2 shots, dear me bad coffee management

Enjoyed a really lovely lunch here. I had a chicken salad which was beautiful. Thick sliced chicken breat... warm boiled potatoes with butter... boiled eggs and homemade coleslaw. Very tasty and cost £7.95.

Well stocked garden center and a excellent restaurant. Fun farm for the children and good quality play area. The farm isn’t expensive and worth a visit. All facility’s are well maintained and clean . Plants etc Slightly on the pricy side.

Visited on a Saturday for afternoon tea for my friends baby shower. She’d hired a table in the log cabin at the back of the restaurant which was lovely. It’s quite rustic looking & decorated with bunting. They allowed us to bring balloons & decorate the table. The food was lovely & the staff were great, really accommodating. The only downside is the tables were too close together, so we had to keep moving on one end every time a group came in / out.

Visited here with my daughter via a coach trip , was disappointed on the size overall of the gardens although it was only £1.50 to enter, we have previously visited Trentham Gardens & were completely blown away so I fear this may have spoilt us somewhat of what our expectations on visiting gardens are. The cafe was overpriced regarding filled cobs ( the hot food queue was far too long) & was very busy, so very noisy too, we did however pick up a couple of plant bargains. If you take smaller children there is a small farm ( £2.75) entrance fee & an aquatic centre.

Well I have spent literally a few thousand pounds here . And had many meals but today 11th August our beef dinner was awful. Cold , yet our 2yr olds dinner fish fingers chips and beans was piping hot and would have seriously burnt him if we left him just to enjoy ... only because staff were very busy as it was sunday farmers market and my grandson crying because he wanted his food we came home and I cooked ... it saddens me to write this as I love it here .... but they are used to serving many. Guess I will stick to a coffee and a cake .... I've also wrote an email , so see what comes off that .....

Have used the garden centre as a handy half way meeting point for family for a while now and we keep coming back. The garden centre itself is lovely and the attached formal gardens very nice. The cafe serves fairly standard fair for this type of place but the food is all decent quality and good value. The main courses may be fairly standard but the cakes are extremely good, really really good! Be warned this place gets very very busy and is extremely popular so if you want to guarantee a seat I’d recommend booking beforehand.

We passed a pleasant hour looking around the many plants on offer - prices were realistic. Good tea and coffee in the restaurant.

The garden centre with family farm obviously attracts lots of people who are captive customers for the restaurant. I can’t imagine that many people would visit purely for the food. I had a burger which was very tasty but extremely dry/over cooked, the chips were clearly frozen and served lukewarm. The restaurant appears to be housed in a large metal shed with terribly harsh acoustics. Staff are friendly enough but serviettes appear to be only available on request!

We have been coming to Wentworth for a couple of years now and have never had a bad experience. The food is always top notch and the cake .... oh my days....after trying various cake shops this place exceeds all other cake stops ! All handmade on site and just perfect in every way , the service is fast and friendly and I would highly recommend eating here and maybe purchasing some great quality plants at the same time ....just dont leave without trying the Wentworth tart ....its scrumdiddlyumptious

Big garden centre and very busy...& expensive with all manner of Things to do away from gardening ..large restaurant with patio area and the usual shop ..well worth a visit

Time and time again I visit here and it never fails. The cafe is always busy but do not be put off as it’s always worth the wait and to be honest, the wait isn’t too long generally. Just had a cuppa and cake on this occasion - always a fantastic fresh selection to choose from. Opted for the blueberry and carrot cake - omg, amazingly yummy! Highly recommend.

Very nice menu and staff helpful food served quickly and self service style meals fetched out no complaints and great cakes

On a long bike ride, there was no real

Long waits......not enough staff to cope with the busy Periods Cakes are to die for. Hard to choose.

Brilliant went in to the shop at really good prices and also had a look at the farm good for young children! Me and my partner had a lovely couple for hours there for a Sunday

Lovely place in a beautiful setting.

We called in on a Sunday lunchtime for something to eat. We arrived and the car park was busy but that’s normal for a Sunday. The restaurant was very busy and their are two counters. The one on the right hand side serves all the hot meals and deserts where the other side seems to just specialise in cakes. We ordered our food and drinks. The next part is trying to find a table once you’ve paid. Be very eagle eyed as they are few are far between and it’s a dog eat world, survival of the fittest. The food is bought to your table and I can’t say how impressed I was with it. Just the right sized portions. I’m sure in the week and it’s probably not as busy as weekends. All in all a good selection of food and the cakes are to die for

Have eaten here several times and can't fault it. Today was no exception. Staff very friendly. Huge selection of fresh and tasty food. I had vanilla slice which was gorgeous. Mum had fish finger sandwich which she really enjoyed. My coffee was really good too. It can get busy at peak times but that's to be expected. A little on the pricey side but you get what you pay for so I don't mind.

Huge shop and varied plant sales. There is also a large and very popular café/restaurant which is often busy.

The food at Wentworth garden centre is very good it’s not cheap but not too expensive, you can taste the fresh foods flavour especially the burger yummy.

I have been visiting Wentworth Garden Centre regular over many years and I must say every time I do the service gets better and better. The restaurant has a fantastic choice of hot and cold food & the desserts are out of this world. The staff are always helpful and friendly, when I come in with my young children and pram I am always assisted with my tray of drinks to my table.

We have visited the restaurant at Wentworth Garden Centre for many years and have often sat in the conservatory area out of the way to get some food after a dog walk.

A lovely tea and great table service. Even catered for my partner who is gluten free. Food was very good. Freshly made sandwiches and deserts. Really lovely treat especially as it was a gift for my birthday. Would definitely recommend.

Wentworth garden Centre has an absolutely amazing range of Christmas decorations and gift ideas this year.

Went for afternoon tea and it was lovely. The staff couldn't do enough for us, they were so nice. The food was lovely and the tea room really nice and clean, will be visiting again soon.

Freshly procured local produce including meat. Cakes to die for, bread locally sourced artisan and thickly cut.

Great for a day out, especially this time of year the Xmas display is Awsome.then pop to the cafe for an excelent meal or coffee and a home made cake.

Went to the restaurant today. Had lovely coffee and cake. I do feel they need to be more organised when serving tea etc, it took above half an hour to get food. Really slow service, there was no queue either, just need to get better organised and serve customers quicker!

We visited Wentworth yesterday as we were in the area with our dog so decided to call for lunch and a cake. The cafe was absolutely packed to the rafters so it took at least 30 minutes waiting in the line to get served, unfortunately by the time I got to the front a lot of the food had already sold out, it was only half 12 at this point. The lunch was lovely and you can't beat the cakes at Wentworth but it's rather expensive for what you get. I'll probably stick to just a hot choc and cake next time.

They have everything that you could possibly want for the garden.

Afternoon Tea with Prosecco for party of 17 included 2 vegetarian & 1 gluten free. Nothing too much trouble for Ellie who looked after us the whole visit. Food top quality professionally served with any remainders boxed to take home. Excellent value highly recommend. The shopping area is a large retail outlet & a Pet Farm area for children to enjoy. We will be returning

We enjoy the meals there and there are lots of healthy choices too but because the cakes are so delicious we always share the cheesecake - it tastes so light - its lovely and I'm sure it doesn't put a lot of calories on!!!

A beautiful setting on a beautiful afternoon, but rubbish service and overpriced, bland and ordinary food.

Brought my Mum and Dad for their 57th Wedding Anniversary lunch. They are quite fussy eaters but like it here because the food is plain and straightforward. My Dad ordered the steak pie, chips and mushy peas which he really enjoyed and Mum had a jacket potato with cheese. Both cleared their plates and said what a lovely lunch it was. The place was very busy when we arrived and we struggled to get a table. Because it was so busy it took quite a while for the food to come but it was worth the wait. The staff are very pleasant and the restaurant is nice and clean. Would definitely recommend a visit here.

Great place not just for plants, gardening but for gifts, crafts. Offers activities for children. Large parking area. or just to walk around.

Took our small grandson for a visit the small family farm was good and the outdoor play area but it can become expensive with the other attractions you have to pay for. The cafe was reasonable, but I felt over priced compared to others we have been to in the Wakefield area.

I meet a friend here once a month for afternoon tea, between the shop, the food and the surroundings they've pretty much got it made. Lovely place, well worth a visit.

After a walk through Wentworth village my partner and I decided to pop into the Wentworth Garden centre cafe for a coffee. We checked the open times and it stated open until 5.30. We got to the cafe at 4 50 and they were clearing up for the night, I asked if they would still serve us coffees, the waitress said no - despite the fact that there were other couples in the cafe drinking coffees still. I said it says that you are open till 5 30, she said we don't serve right up to 5 30! but it was well before 5 I said, she just shrugged and went back to cleaning

Very busy school holiday day queues for food in restaurant in excess of 20-25 mins out the doors! But once ordered hot food came within 10 mins so not bad. Usual overpriced sandwiches but hot meals represented average value for money (fish and chips £9-something) . Paid to go into the zoo area which was lovely, 60p got bag of animal feed. Have a nice outdoor play but with water and sand. This place also has a pet store and garden centre with interior design products for sale candles, small furniture etc. Free parking which is a bonus these days! Would return again.

Visited today (August Bank Holiday Monday) and it was exceptionally busy, however, the service did not falter. The food was tasty & hot when it arrived, the drinks were refreshing, the staff were smiley & friendly despite the fact that they were clearly rushed off their feet. The cakes were delicious. Well done to all staff for keeping so positive under pressure. The only reason for 4*, not 5*, is because the queue was so long that I queued for 15-20mins to order, then had to wait 20-30mins for food. Otherwise excellent.

Good place not only for gardeners but for the whole family. The walled Darden restaurant / coffee shop is reasonably priced and child friendly. Sitting outside one can see the children’s play area and the Wentworth Family Farm. Well worth a visit. The plants all look healthy and are nicely presented.

My wife and I visited today and after queing for over 15 minutes in a very noisy restaurant akin to a school canteen we finally ordered 2 simple meals which we said we would like to eat outside as we just could not bear the noisy canteen atmosphere. Unfortunately there were no free tables available outside except for 2 both of which were adorned with shed loads of uneaten food and cutlery not to mention the food on the floor so it was a case of us removing all the items from the table placing them in the garden area noting it was still there after 40 minutes whilst waiting for our food. I asked the waitress did it always take a 40 minutes wait for food she replied it’s over an hour on Sundays.

Went here for afternoon tea today as part of my birthday celebrations and all in all it was very nice. When i booked i was informed our table would be in the main restaurant which i didn't mind at all but we were taken to the garden room for our tea, all the tables were booked or already occupied but the lovely waitress informed us that one couple had cancelled so we could sit inside. There is an outdoor seeting area but I didn't fancy fitting off any morording wasps. It was a tight squeeze to get around with all the diners and waiting staff who did a fab job but once seated everyone looked comfortable. The voucher I was gifted was for a deluxe tea for two (nice prezzie!) I have to say the difference between the deluxe tea and other appeared to be the glass of proseco, which was nice and cold served with a strawberry but if you're not desperate for a glass I wouldn't choose the deluxe option. There wasn't a table cloth on the glass topped tables so the clicking and clanking in the small (posh) shed was noticeable. Tea was served in nice individual pots but coffee was also available if you choose. The waiting staff were attentive and lovely. The finger sandwiches we had were salmon, cheese and pickle, ham and mustard, chicken tika (our fav) smoked salmon and dill and egg mayonnaise all very lovely. Then mini scones with jam and cream... yummy.. mini strawberry cheesecake and a chocolate mouse cheesecake served in wee glasses... very nice. I was full by this point so I opted to take my further two deserts home in a box however my companion enjoyed a slice of vanilla cheesecake and Viennese swirl. We were very satisfied with the drinks and oogles of lovely sweet deserts.

I’m writing this review now as I didn’t have time as we went on our holidays just after our trip here ..it was a nice atmosphere the staff was friendly and polite the food was nice we had breakfast.. all local produce I think .. we found some nice garden materials whilst there too.. we have been before this last trip and will be visiting again

Was refused a pesto and mozzarella panini as they are not made fresh and had already been prepared with ham inside. Was brought a cheese toastie instead which also must have been sat around for hours as it was so soggy it just fell apart when picked up. Absolutely inedible. Returned and got a refund. Staff kindly brought me a replacement toastie on the house...but it was even worse than the last one! Imagine holding a slice of bread under the tap and the result was similar. Staff were lovely but two returned inedible meals and still couldn't be bothered to make something fresh and nice. Really disappointed. Good cake though!!

Always packed out with people even coach trips here Be sure to go into the old gardens with the old bear pit which was ionce part of the Wentworth Woodhouse estate. Huge gift shop, farm for the kids, small shops and play areas.

You can spend a good part of the day visiting Wentworth Garden Centre. The large Restaurant is always busy. If you arrive in the morning then try an excellent breakfast. In the afternoon plenty of cakes to choose from. Everything fresh. The staff are warm and friendly. No you can walk it off exploring the gardens, the shop or play area. A very good family destination to visit. The plants are always in excellent conditin

Best garden centre I have ever visited. Excellent range of healthy plants and trees, very tempting shop and wonderful gardens that were well worth the £1 entry charge (oap)

We At outside, very pleasant. Service was good and food reasonably priced. We all had fish finger butties(in a bun) with chips and very nice they were too. Although the place was very busy there was still plenty of room and you did not feel squashed in.

A fab place to visit, we love to go for a coffee & cake then a walk around the grounds with our family dog,

We made a visit here as our daughter went a christmas and said how nice it was, So the wide decided we would go, the carpark was packed and its a big one, we had a little look round then headed to the restaurant, packed, but I got a table the wife went to get food, after a half our wait the food came and it was lovely the wife had beef stroganoff, the beef so outstanding so tender wish I'd have had it, Can't wait to go back out of school holidays when a little quieter.

Visited the cafe here a few times and each time I am impressed by the beautifully presented food. Cakes and scones topped with huge amounts of jam and cream are almost daunting - but yummy! Breakfast is fullsome; local producers are used and the food has real taste.

We booked Afternoon Tea for my parents Golden Wedding. It was no hassle to organise it and my gluten free request was not a problem. I also asked for some plain sandwiches to be made and again this was not an issue.

Wonderful scone in very nice setting. The flat White was also very good as was my wife's pot of tea. The restaurant is spacious and light, looking out onto the garden centre.

Visited today with my nanan for lunch as we have done many times before, unfortunately today the food was a let down! The quiche (which is usually lovely) was soggy & the bakewell tart was dry, had to ask for a cold coke as the ones on the ‘cold counter’ near the till were all luke warm. The service was good as always but won’t be rushing back.

We were staying with my parents locally and rather than put anyone out for a cooked breakfast, we nipped round to the Wentworth Garden Centre.

Visited Wentworth Garden Centre for a family member's birthday. We sat outside in the sun and the view was lovely. The food was well valued, and the soup was delicious. Has a slightly feel of a school canteen, but the food is good. Though you might have to wait a little during busy periods, especially around the dessert section for the staff.

For afternoon tea, lunch or coffee and a cake the choices and quality are just outstanding. Don't go here if you find it hard to make a decision when faced with an array of delicious cakes because you'll struggle to make your mind up. I certainly do.

Third time I have eaten here and it will be the last on each occasion something has gone wrong. The staff are very disorganised and had to queue for over 30 minutes before i could give my food order just to be told they did not have what i wanted. Changed order and that was still messed up.

We visited with two young children. Plenty for them to do in the farm and play areas. We also visited the pet shop and main shop for plants while we were there.

We always go here for breakfast on farmers' market day. The food is good, the staff helpful and the surroundings pleasant. Howeve, I do feel that a better ordering system is needed. The queue can be almost out of the door, but mainly because one person is taking hand-written orders, then taking them into the kitchen. Other people have commented about this lack of efficiency, so I'm guessing the restaurant management isn't reading the reviews....

We visited Wentworth Woodhouse Christmas event. Afterwards I decided to take the family for nice Sunday dinner at the Wentworth garden centre. The beer glass was dirty, even though it was the second one asked for. The tables were dirty and when the dinner finally arrived the beef was tough and the Yorkshire pudding burnt. Won’t be going again.

Visited for a festive afternoon tea and was impressed with the lovely dining area. Similar to a log cabin and positioned behind the cafeteria. Very cosy atmosphere and good quality afternoon tea.

We went for lunch and it was stupidly busy but we both had the roast turkey sandwich which came with all the trimmings and was utterly delicious. Black Forest gateau was beautiful too

We called in for afternoon tea - the café was really busy and the queue for hot food was huge but seemed to move quite quickly. The choice of cakes was really good - we had chocolate orange torte, which was delicious, as was the coffee. It was a shame it was so busy as it was quite loud in there, but we would definitely go back.

cafe was very busy and staff rushed off their feet. staff very friendly, with one exception who was being sassy when i was asking about the one and only vegetarian main meal. she went to ask the chef who then told her that the vegetarian meal was in fact, not vegetarian, despite it being listed as so on the menu (pesto containing rennet). she had no apologies or alternative suggestions.