Becketts Farm - Menu

Breakfast was nice but issue is with drinks. Since when did it become acceptable to charge £5.00 for a small, and I mean small orange juice?!! Honestly, that is nothing but pure greed…

How they can call this a farm shop is beyond me! Breakfast is pre cooked and the salt on the bacon was unbearable. However on a plus point for the restaurant, the staff were very friendly and attentive.

OMG !!! I’m absolutely blown away by this place . The breakfast is on another level . Met the owner Simon Beckett who shared his passion with his family’s business a proper true gent even walked us over to his restaurant and got us treated extra special. Xxx definitely worth a visit

The cooking experience was a present from my daughter and we chose the Italian night. I have to say everything went brilliantly from the friendly greeting from Ian who explained how the night was going to go. To the main Chef who explained every detail with skill and good humour This is a great night and I would highly recommend it

First visit here to eat but staying at the Caravan Motorhome club site nearby we had called in the previous day and purchased some items from the farm shop.Well, we both ordered the Old faithful breakfast and it was huge. We would have been happy with half a portion of fried potatoes if we knew how much we would have. We certainly had no need to eat again that day save for a tea cake early evening. Brilliant sausages too.

Had afternoon with friends. Good service, plenty to drink, nice sandwiches (although about half still had crusts on), scones ok but cakes real disappointment. Shop bought tasting Victoria sponge, measly piece of tiffin and thinnest slice ever seen of Mr Kipling style cherry cake. The vic sponge was one chunk 1 thin slice. OK for £10 per head but wouldn't go back or recommend. Better to have a sandwich buy cake from the shop!

We had a lovely lunch at this delightful farm restaurant. I had a broken omlette, which was served in the skillet pan, with a salad. The salad was fresh and consisted of green leaves, cucumber and tomato with a tasty dressing. The omlette was excellent- well but not over cooked. My husband had fish and chips which he said was the best he'd ever had. It was served with mushy peas and taratare sauce. very frinedly and helpful staff team made the visit a delight.

Visited here after an absence of 2 years. Arrived about 2pm to find all the sandwiches gone and everything being cleared away. However we managed to have a hot pork cob with stuffing and apple sauce which was delicious. We went to the coffee section but could not find an empty seat. It was somewhat irritating to see one person sat at a table for 4, more than once). Large car park with disabled and toilets. There is also a restaurant but I would advise to reserve a table. The actual farm shop gives a selection of fruit and vegetables and Home made produce but it is not cheap.There is also a florist There but it didn't appear to be open and was vert small.Tip: arrive early if you want a sandwi...

We ordered Beer battered cod and chips. The chips looked like they were out of the freezer and were supposed to be gourmet ones. No Becketts Bakery bread and butter and when asked for some only got somewhat stale bread (no butter) and if this is their standard from the bakery I certainly wouldn't buy any.Also ordered fish cakes, which also came without the aforementioned bread and butter. When asked was told not included yet menu states clearly it is. Having sampled what was delivered with the fish and chips, certainly didn't miss it.Finally, received single voucher for farm event. Stated one per £20 spent in restaurant so wondering why I didn't get three.Staff could be more pleasant and wel...