Wroxham Barns Restaurant in North Norfolk

I never write reviews but the food and coffee were so appalling. We ordered 2 bacon baps and 1 sausage and bacon bap, 2 latte's and a black coffee. Food came as sandwiches not baps - bacon baps were £5.50 for dry medium sliced bread and 2 thin slices of bacon. Sausage & bacon bap was £6.50 for 2 tiny bits of bacon and 1 sausage in dry sliced bread. The latte's were more like cups of frothy warm milk, with no coffee. For £26.00, and being in the catering trade. I was speechless at the food offered. If we hadn't been hungry, I would of sent it all back and asked for a refund. Tablecloths sticky, staff unfriendly apart from a young lad who brought us ketchup. When I spoke to the girl behind the counter to say how disappointed we were, there was no apology. All she said was "well I don't cook the baps or set the prices". No ...I am so sorry to hear that, shall I get a manager or thank you for your feedback". Very disappointed, appalled and quite frankly I would be embarrassed at serving up anything like this.

Very limited food choice and poor quality for the money paid. Cake was dry and cheap.butter cream.. sandwich choice was not great and poor quality bread. Strange as one of he ideas behind Wroxham barns is to.highlight local.crafts and artisans, the food offering let's local.artists and artisans down.

Brilliant food, friendly service very good portions in fact we all had different choices and shared, as all the food looked really tasty and all served with salad, crisps etc. Very good value for money.Well worth a visit.

On a rainy, wet afternoon we booked an afternoon tea in The Courtyard Cafe. It was delicious, youngest had the children's tea and the rest of us the adults. Delicious sandwiches and sausage rolls, fruit scones and a lovely selection of cakes. We started off with hot chocolates / americanos and there was unlimited tea, filter coffee and water after that. Staff were friendly and attentive, the price was reasonable and we were offered (and took) a box to take away the cakes we couldn't manage. Definitely recommend a visit.

We called into Courtyard cafe for breakfast today 15/12 and wish we hadn't.We ordered a bacon bun and a bacon&sausage bun plus 2 teas £15.40,the only positive was it was a decent cup of tea.When the buns came they were the brioche burger buns my wife's bacon bun looked to have a decent amount of bacon in it but it was all very fatty,my sausage bun had 2 fatty pieces of bacon and 1 sausage for nearly £6,my wife asked for well done bacon which she didn't get.Over all very disappointed

Husband had a bacon roll plenty of bacon but it wasn’t cooked enough very pink. I had fruit scone which was very over cooked sultanas were like stone all on the outside and very dry scone even with the jam and cream. Very noisy too parents need to keep their children in check running around and screaming not a pleasant experience at all.

We booked an afternoon tea. Brilliant value. Children's sandwiches included what I call proper Norfolk ham and the kids loved it. Cakes were very tasty and it was a lovely surprise to find out that a special drink was also included. We had the brownie and Eaton mess ice cream milkshakes and they were lovely. Lovely setting to sit in as well Many thanks to the staff and compliments to the chef. Would definitely recommend and hope to come again soon 😁

Easy to order online, it was delicious and well with the money. Staff were very friendly. Myself and my mum both enjoyed our visit.

Appalling side salads on our lunch today, salad leaves we’re actually rotten. How anyone can call themselves a cook let alone a chef and still send that out is unbelievable. £8.50 for a ham a cheese baguette and they can’t even give you a fresh salad? Won’t ever return

Took 35 WI members to Wroxham barns, calling in to get some lunch. Firstly it was card only which was difficult for some members, the menu on the website stated could get gluten free but when a member tried to order she was told they needed 24 hours notice but they could do her a piece of toast. Half an hour later the lady in question was leaving as we had to get on our coach the toast arrived. Poor menus.

Visited this cafe for a bite to eat , ordered, handed over my cash but was asked for the correct money as they had no cash in their till , I didn't have the exact amount so they wouldn't take cash . No idea why a place like this would not have cash in their till ...after all they have a till , needless to say we left without buying anything ...not a good experience here so wouldn't return . Don't visit if you want to use cash

great food more than enough on your plate!, lovely coffee would love to visit again. staff very friendly and approachable

I don’t understand why this cafe was still using disposables plates and cutlery when we visited today. They clearly have crockery and dishwashing facilities. Eating from a paper cup and card board box was not a pleasurable experience. Our soup was OK but arrived lukewarm and we had to ask for it to be reheated.

Had a lovely cup of tea and a cake to warm up!! Staff were friendly and helpful. cleaned thoroughly throughout the visit, cafe was clean and well sanitised.

Fantastic event my kids dressed up and really enjoyed themselves thank you we will be back next year

My husband and I were treated to afternoon tea on Saturday afternoon by our family, all 10 of us, 6 adults and 4 children really enjoyed the teas, 3 different filled finger sandwiches, scones with jam and cream and an assortment of lovely cakes, as much tea and coffee as we wanted, all served by friendly helpful staff, and boxes were provided to take home uneaten cakes!. We will certainly visit again when we are altogether next.

Visited today, looking forward to going to the cafe for some refreshments. Surprised that it was empty, having seen the prices on the menu though I was less surprised. I like to support local businesses but not at the cost of being ripped off. A sausage role £3.45 was extortionate. Why do they have to charge so much? They lost two covers today due to extreme overpricing. Sadly this is not somewhere we will visit again.

My friend and I decided to have a day trip to Norfolk by coach on an arranged visit. Part of the excursion, was a planned visit for an hour to Wroxham Barns. Due to it being a birthday outing , I decided to book on line before the day, an Afternoon Tea to surprise my friend. I paid the deposit of £5.00 a head and planned a time to suit us taking into account our coach would be leaving on time. When we arrived earlier than anticipated, the table had reserved on it, and we made ourselves known to the staff. I gave our preference for drinks . This was done at the till, and then I paid the balance We ordered pot of tea and large Latte, which was included in the price, and this arrived 5 minutes before our lovely selection arrived of freshly made sandwiches, scones with jam and cream, and a variety of cakes. We were not disappointed, they were as delicious as they looked. My friend delighted. Well done, to the staff, for making us feel special and supplying us with a quick and efficient service. looking at other customers who had ordered food gave us the impression the quality was excellent and the food looked well presented. The customers all seemed happy. When we go to Norfolk, we will certainly be visiting Wroxham Barnes, and eating at the Cafe. We'll done! We hope you will have a special Christmas tea, that we can enjo in December?

We were really disappointed in our visit. The menu is limited, there is no table service (which given the number of staff wouldn't be beyond the realms of possibility) and the food isn't great. The cake was a bit dry but the scones were okay. Cleanliness wise they need to step it up due to the pandemic. Wish we'd tried the other place on site.

I visited today for a coffee with my wife and daughter. I noticed how dirty the table was it was sticky and dirty. When i looked around for a cleaner table they were all the same. The floors havent been swept or washed, the bin...

Had fantastic afternoon tea which had plenty for everyone. Staff very helpful and provided boxes to take left overs home

I hate leaving bad reviews for the sake of it, especially given the current Covid circumstances but I leave this as something for the restaurant to review. Your vegan and gluten free options are dire and beyond limited, the labelling outside of the menu (which...

My husband and I Visited on a Sunday afternoon, very quiet waited at counter 5 minutes to be served 1st choice jacket potato not available so opted for toasted sandwich and hubby decided on burger. When food finally arrived young lad was very pleasant but...

Ordered at 2.45pm and we were given a number and told to our tea and cake would brought outside. There was one table waiting already outside and no one inside. After half an hour no sign of our tea and cake. When I went inside...

Things have sadly declined at the Courtyard Cafe since our last visit. Money seems to have been spent during lockdown on refitting the counter area, but these improvements are unfortunately not reflected in the food. My tuna mayo sandwich appeared on bland supermarket style sliced...

We ordered Jacket Potatoes and they were almost inedible the filling was far to wet and slimy. The options where very limited and very odd combinations who puts egg Mayo on a jacket potato spoilt the visit to the barns. Staff were friendly and was...

Called in for lunch and as per the last review. - overpriced basic food - expected freshly made toasted sandwiches to find pre made in the counter fridge - the cheese and mushroom toastie was toasted on the top and had a soggy bottom -...

Having gone to another establishment to find it full, we travelled in to here as the next nearest coffee shop/restaurant. We had Ben in the past and always found it to be ok, albeit we haven't been for a couple of years. So, on arrival...

We prebooked an afternoon tea as a celebratory treat. Firstly there was an issue with trying to book online and told issue with system however I called and did it manually. Took three attempts for the staff member to take card number down correctly and...

Went today at lunch 12:00, 26 August. Despite the advertisement that they are open and covid safe they are not. The queue was out of the door, no one was observing social distancing, no staff were available to give any guidance or ensure that it...

A good find on an the first day of a 3 day trip to Norfolk. Excellent breakfast for all three adults. Outside seating well distanced. Lovely setting. Only downside, my granddaughters' breakfast waffle was burnt on one side but turned over to hide this fact!...

Went for breakfast , only thing on offer cake or pizza , which either came on a cardboard plate or box , teas in cardboard cups and to top it all plastic cutlery . Won’t. be going back

The afternoon tea at Wroxham Barns was delicious. I am a celiac but a gluten free option was no problem for the, and all my cakes appeared to be homemade. The sandwiches were all lovely and fresh, made to order for us once we arrived....

Well mixed review of Wroxham Barns Festive Afternoon Tea. Food really good, service seriously lacking in Christmas spirit. Few of my pet hates booked for 2, pm no table ready ..., despite preordering food took another 30mins to arrive including our drinks ... We were...

At first when we arrived we confirmed our name at the desk, and for some unknown reason our email booking wasn't there, even though we had paid a deposit, but they were happy to invite us in and said there was no trouble in accommodating us even though they had made an error, especially as it was for a special occasion to us, we wasn't disappointed in what we got, the High tea was very good, compared to the Savoy at London, which we weren't impressed with, staff were very pleasant and polite and we would recommend the High Tea for any special occasion.

This is our second visit as it was so good last time. This time however was not good. The food was just ok and our grand daughters fish fingers were grey, not fluffy white fish. The green beans were so obviously yesterday's and today's as half were greener than the others. Our soup was supposed to be leek and potato but you wouldn't really know. So surprised as last time was lovely. My guess would be spending less on the ingredients/ or change of chef. Won't be in a hurry to return.

The Menu has Changed which I welcome as its nice to try other things, but what has not changed is the Quality of both the Food and the Staff, service with a Smile...

Food okay here really friendly great service little on pricey side but would probably go again plenty seating area clean and tidy great atmosphere

This restaurant has change so much used to extremely well presented food and good quality. Salad was old and limp and not even edible, choices very limited to eat, Ham and cheese platter with Parma Ham better suited to a pizza. Brie which was nice and no other cheese not even cheddar. No cables of Scones on display like there used to be, picnic in future I think, as a waste of nearly seventy pounds.

There is the old cliché – don’t judge a book by its cover. That was certainly the case with the restaurant at Wroxham Barns. Walking in we were faced with several large, empty tables strewn with dirty crockery, cutlery, glasses and cups! However, were greeted by a very friendly member of staff who said they were having an extremely busy lunchtime and there was a bit of a delay on food. If we did not mind waiting she would get us to our table asap. Within five minutes we were sat down. The menu was reassuringly limited and reasonably priced. While we did have to wait half an hour or so for the food to arrive the staff were very apologetic and it was worth the wait. Clearly both mains and deserts were made on premises and all was delicious. To sum up – good service and good food!

We stopped at the restaurant after spending an afternoon on the children’s rides and mini golf. We didn’t know the restaurant was due to close in 30 minutes and nobody told us this when we entered or when we ordered. Thankfully we just wanted a quick stop in the shade to feed our baby. We ordered light bites including a piece of chocolate cake. The cake was very deep with not enough filling for the very dry sponge. The overall flavour was nice but it needed more filling and was perhaps not as fresh as it could have been. Scone and tea cake were good. Pot of tea was equally good but latte so hot it couldn’t be drunk before the restaurant closed.

Arranged afternoon tea in a side room for Mum’s 80th. It was lovely and the young man serving us was super! Huge tea with sandwiches, cakes and scones with clotted cream. Much needed boxes were supplied to bring home the cakes we could not manage. Lot’s of entertainment for the great grandchildren with the rides and petting zoo. Mum had a lovely day!!

7 adults and 1 child descended on this restaurant, food was good, lovely cup of tea, good size portions, varied menu, our 4 year old was catered for very well. A special mention to the lovely Harrison who did a wonderful job looking after us. we will be back.

Called in for a full English breakfast for hub and fruit scone with butter jam and cream for myself together with a couple of large filter coffees. All was good and very tasty as in previous times. So pleased to see the excellent selection of the cakes, scones etc has returned and hope none of the ‘regulars’ were lost or have at least since started to call in once again, during the absence of the baked goods availability and display. The recently appointed manager, think name of Nick, there introduced himself and was welcoming feedback. Very friendly open guy. The rest of the staff were very nice too. Hope all will go well and continue.

We stopped here in the pouring rain in the middle of June and were well pleased to find a nice café which served a coffee and nice piece of cake. the staff were friendly and the place was dry and warm, which was just the thing.

Quit a nice little restaurant very friendly staff and good food. Very clean and good value for money we would certainly go back. Once you have eaten there are plenty of little shops to visit.

Took my mum to afternoon tea the day before Mothering Sunday with our young family. Lovely afternoon tea. We previously had an excellent one in December. Owner lovely we had a chat at the end, children enjoyed the funfair really engaging friendly staff manning the rides.

The Wroxham Barns Restaurant provided us everything we needed when we visited Wroxham Barns. The restaurant had a good ambience and the choice on the menu was excellent. My wife had a lovely salad and I had the chowder, which i very much enjoyed and was of a good quality however I did find it a little too creamy for my liking. The brownie was excellent for dessert, however my wife found the Eton Mess to be a bit imbalanced, lacking in meringue and a bit heavy on cream.

Initially rather short of staff so things were a trifle slow but this was rectified and the staff were very pleasant and helpful.

My partner and I went to Wroxham barns one weekend off the cuff, and thought that we’d try out the restaurant. We got there to see that they had a two course (or three if you wanted) lunch for £13ish. The menu looked absolutely delicious so we went for it.

we had a lovely sunday lunch here last sunday, restaurant very clean and staff helpfull lovely food we have visited a few times now and allways been pleased with our food and service

Unfortunately we only had time for a quick brunch before heading off to the Broads for a river cruise but we chose three different very satisfying items from the breakfast menu (served until noon) all with a lovely hot Latte. After viewing the menu while we were there we've decided that we will definitely go back and try the two course Sunday lunch.

We were staying at a property a couple of miles away so called in for lunch with my parents and brother. The main restaurant was full but staff quickly allocated a table in a side room. We were a little worried that we were out of sight, but staff appeared quickly to take our order. We all enjoyed our lunches. 2 of the party had the fish of the day, which I think was halibut on a bed of roasted tomatoes, it was very attractively presented, and they both said they enjoyed it. I had a pulled pork Panini with the best potato wedges ever - slices of a crispy jacket potato. We all had tea / coffee and my brother managed pecan pie with salted caramel ice cream. All of excellent quality. This is definitely a great restaurant!

We arrived to find a restaurant full to the gunnels but had to wait only 10 mins to be seated and our coffee arrived within a couple of mins and Ploughmans n Quiche 5 mins later followed by Summer Fruit Puddings, service excellent and if I could give them six I would.

Visited with grandchildren for lunch, on arrival we waited to be seated and became aware of a female who appeared to be in charge, we were very conscious of he distainful manner when looking at us waiting and being sat at the table. She directed staff and generally had the air of ‘importance’? We ordered food and the children had sausage and mash and we had ‘posh cheese in toast’ nothing posh about this and the bread was not toasted and plain. No one asked about our meals to see if it was ok so had no opportunity to deal with this until we went to the counter to pay. I told the waiter taking the money about the bread not being toasted and all he said was ‘oh’ and smiled. I also asked about the woman who was standing watching on our arrival and he laughed and said ‘don’t worry she wasn’t watching you but observing staff’ he had little conception about how her manner might impact on customers, she was decidedly haughty and this made for an unwelcoming atmosphere. We paid and left. Would think twice about returning given the poor experience and unfriendly atmosphere, come on Wroxham Barns is this how you treat local people ???

Although the food is restaurant priced, be assured that it is restaurant quality! Everything is fresh and most of it locally sourced.

Me and me family visited for the day and we went for lunch, we were quickly seated and the staff recognised we had a toddler with us so got us a high chair too!! There was lots to choose from, something for everyone such as gluten free bread, vegan options etc, we all had ciabatta toasties which were lovely and even a good range of food for little ones!! Staff were really friendly and efficient!! We finished off with cake and they gave us a big slice which was really tasty especially the chocolate one!! Really recommend here for lunch, a perfect end to a great day!!!

We went in very hot and bothered because of the heat wave. The cold shakes were just what we needed. Served by a great staff.

Booked her because we had a spree voucher otherwise I don’t think we would of thought of coming for a roast dinner but was absolutely glad we did, friendly staff amazing food the beef was perfectly cooked and presented especially the desserts I had the chocolate brownie, hubby the bakewell and a cupcake and chocolate cake for the children, better than most restaurants we have been to charging a lot more we will certainly be visiting again very soon, thank you.

Just been done up but was lovely anyway. Been here many times. Large portions, good selection or food, friendly staff, pleasant surroundings. Recommend the cakes

Visited as a family of 5. Staff were very friendly and welcoming and also accommodated our request to change the sandwich selection on the afternoon tea without any fuss. The afternoon tea was fresh and the serving very generous and we were able to take our leftover cakes home.

Had a very pleasant lunch sat outside the restaurant. Two of our party had the pie, which was full of chicken and mushrooms, and came with potatoes and vegetables. It was really good. We had a child’s pasta which was well presented and

A lovely place for a mooch around and a great afternoon tea. We chose the spring special menu which was easily adapted to suit allergies. A pretty, lively restaurant with a great menu looked good for any time of the day. Fluffy scones were dreamy, loved the choice of a cheese scone too if you didn't fancy the full on sugar rush. The little elderflower and fresh berries jelly was so refreshing and being able to get a cake box to take away the extras you really wanted but just couldn't manage was a nice touch.

We popped in here for lunch. They staff were very friendly and accommodating for our large group. The food was presented beautifully and very tasty. I really enjoyed the garlic mushrooms on toast. Yummy and very filling! Thank you very much for your hospitality.

So nice to stop and have a pot of tea, and a choice of bold British Cakes. So hard to make a decision, but so easy to eat.

A very child friendly place, children get a colouring set while waiting for food. Lots of buggies etc, good access. Toilets just outside, clean and accessible. Good choices for lunch, my meat pie was delicious and packed with meat. Ali had a large jacket potato, lovely filling. Service was friendly and good, particularly with all the comings and goings!

We had a pre-booked afternoon tea for a large group of elderly people. There was a lot of food, with plenty of choice and all of a high standard. It was one of the best afternoon tea’s I have had. The staff were very efficient, helpful and friendly. We had so much that we had quite a lot boxed up to take back with us.

Christmas special - afternoon tea wth a very good selection of sandwiches and cakes, with tea and coffee - excellent value

Poor food quality and really over-priced. Paid nearly £10 for a BLT with one small strip of cheap bacon. Waiter had a bogey hanging from his nose which I thought may land in the mayonnaise.

The xmas afternoon tea was fantastic the staff very friendly the sandwich top class as was the cakes could not eat it all took some home in a box good value

I went here with my daughter for afternoon tea. It was amazing. We couldn't finish it all so the waitress brought us a box to take home our leftovers. Value for money was excellent as were the scones. We will be back!

Nine of us visited the restaurant for a late lunch during our visit to Wroxham Barns. Good selection of meals on offer and the prices were reasonable. The staff were friendly and attentive, despite our arrival after what seemed to have been a very busy lunch period for them. I would recommend the Sausages and Mash with Onion Gravy which I thoroughly enjoyed. The staff were very apologetic after half of our drinks orders disappeared from the system, which they kindly provided free of charge. Overall it was good value for money and well worth a visit.

Visited here for lunch with family.

Proper cakes -generous portions & cheerful service. Lighting rather dim though or is it just me ??Would heartily recommend for cake & tea.

A large, noisy, friendly restaurant with good food at reasonable prices, served by helpful smiley staff. What more could you want?

The restaurant is always clean and comfortable. Food is great, well cooked, tasty and good value. Nice friendly staff, happy and smiley.

Again our yearly visit was excellent and the wait due to them always being busy was well worth it. They guy who refered to the Ploughmans as a side salad should visit Specsavers.

Visiting all the craft barns so stopped for drinks and a late bit of toast. Very thick cut granary bread - very tasty. The hot chocolate particularly was great and served HOT rather then the usual lukewarm you get at most American type coffee houses.

Overall ok but when it gets busy the service is very slow. Ordered the BBQ Pulled pork wrap but it was served cold (out of the fridge), not really what was expected. Tried to speak to the staff but they were running about very busy with a recently arrived coach party.

We have visited Wroxham Barns on many occasions and have had numerous afternoon teas in the restaurant. One of the latest visits had good friendly service, although the table and menus were sticky and needed a good wipe down. As always the scones and cakes were very nice, but on this occasion the sandwiches had shrunk somewhat! We had previously had half sandwiches with crusts on but this time it was typical finger sandwiches but very few of them. Usually the savoury and sweet proportions are a good mix but there wasn't enough sandwiches to fill us on this occasion. I've just seen a new post by Wroxham Barns with a photo with the half size crusts on sandwiches that I would expect but this wasn't what we got. However we enjoyed what we had and took some cake away with us.

Gets busy so worth booking a table. Menu is varied with daily 'specials'. Quality of food is very good although service was a little slow but it was peak lunch time.

Once again visiting from Scotland we had this place on our list to eat. You won't be disappointed as it is as brilliant as always . We had afternoon tea and it was superb

Expected excellent things after reading the reviews on here but the service, atmosphere (slightly grubby and sticky) and food were all below par. Nothing special. Lots of choice on the menu but nothing looked that appetising when we saw it delivered to other tables. Expensive for what it is.

We were a table of 9 but they soon slotted us in. Good variety of family food which arrived in good time and everyone enjoyed their choice. Friendly staff very willing to help.

Once again went to Wroxham Barns 3rd time of visiting the restaurant. Once let me down the cake I picked was stale and hard. Took back and picked another this was better but a bit burnt on the edge. Going to try the other cafe next time

We visited the Wroxham Barns a number of years ago and it was an interesting place then. Now it seems to have lost its way and doesn't provide anything of any interest.

Being Vegan, it was disappointing to see no Vegan items on the menu BUT they're very accommodating and will adapt anything to make it Vegan...No questions asked AND they stock dairy free milk.

Good selection of beverages and snacks. The meals that came out also looked excellent. Nice friendly and helpful staff - nothing too much trouble.

Excellent cream tea. Well presented and lots of choice and the fruit scone was light, fluffy and huge. No squirty cream here, real clotted cream. There we no problems when i asked for an extra shot of coffee in my cappuccino. The service was good and the staff attentive. If I had a criticism it was that this was for a birthday treat and it would have been nice if they had placed our party of three in a separate area from customers in for their sausage and mash lunch and maybe a table cloth would have made the experience just that bit special as they had gone to the trouble of making the afternoon tea itself look lovely. Maybe When we booked we should have asked, but just making an area for these special afternoon teas with a little table cloth too would have resulted in top marks from me. I Would go again and have the cream tea as it was very nice but not for a special afternoon tea occasion.

Nice place in general. Good furniture and spaced out nicely clean and tidy.

The location is lovely, the staff are really nice and the food is delicious, but the portions are humongous. To the point where I left literally half of my lunch, which was a real shame, and even with that there was no room for a dessert or cake.

Visited for a light lunch. Despite being close to Christmas it had a rather sad feel to it. Appreciate the weather didn't help; windy and damp, but because the restaurant is in a "barn" like the other units, it felt a bit temporary. The two electric fans weren't ideal solutions to heating and we soon felt cold. Posh cheese on toast (menu description) for 3, 1 panini, 3 elderflower cordials and tea for 4 - £35. Enough for a lacklustre run of the mill lunchtime bite. The other outlets are a strange mix although the homewares/clothing unit was good for a browse.

I have visited this restaurant a number of times over the past years. On my recent visit I was pleased to see their overhaul performance is still excellent. The service was very good and I Was well looked after. The menu is also interesting with some unusual dishes. I had Sea Bream with potatoes and other delightful trimmings. It is worth a try when visiting Wroxham Norfolk. I will certainly return.

My daughter treated me to lunch here today and we both thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We had memories of the wonderful smoked haddock and bacon chowder, and today it was even better than we remembered. Mine came with very nice gluten free seeded bread, my daughter's with a roll. We had a glass of excellent wine each too. The service was also excellent. Regrettably we were too full for a sweet, but I noticed very nice looking cakes, including several gluten free choices in the display cabinet. Next time! We will definitely be back, and won't leave it so long next time. Thank you.

Nice restaurant for lunch, lovely home cooked food, excellent selection of delicious cakes and scones, service friendly and professional

Lovely lunch here on my birthday, cream scones jam and cream, jacket potatoes, crab sandwiches, all very nice, staff very helpful and friendly

Well worth the money very reasonable priced the staff are very friendly and helpful even put the tables together has we had one of the family in a wheel chair a wheel chair friendly place

We had a great lunch and, on another day, a great afternoon tea. The staff were friendly and the food was plentiful and tasty. It was VERY busy, so just a little noisy for my tastes, but I am sometimes picky. It is safer to book a table, but we got served without having booked. Just lucky, I guess!

Previous review moaning about the Plougmans and its one slice of ham and the small piece of Cheese was totaly off the mark. The Slices of ham on mine were 5 and the Cheese was a big wedge and the slime refered to was Salad Dressing which I could not fault,all in all it was a real platefull..The service was second to none as always.

I was on a coach trip and given 2 hours to visit the Barns. A bit long for me as I'm not into any sort of arts and crafts complexes. I had a browse then decided to spend the rest of the time in this restaurant where I could just sit and eat till time was up.