Overview

My first time visiting this cafe and I was impressed. It was a bit unclear what to do when I came in but after some standing around then going to the til we discovered you wait to be seated and then it’s table service. We just had teas, coffees and cakes. They cater to allergies with gluten and dairy free cakes and alternatives to milk such as soya milk. It was very busy for 3 o clock on a Tuesday but may just have been during Easter

Transport & Parking

There are 2/3 disabled bays at the front entrance with paths to the front and sides. The car park is gravel and looked very much like it’d be a struggle, luckily I could get straight onto the pavement and had no issues getting in. There are bus stops nearby.

Access

It was easy for me to get in and get around, isles weren’t obstructed which tends to happen in farm shops, so I could get around the shop easily. The restaurant/cafe was also very spacious. The tables were perfect for me to fit under even in my large powerchair. Table service is always helpful so that was a nice suprise.

Toilets

I didn’t use the toilet on this occasion so can’t comment

Staff

Most of the staff were very friendly and helpful

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