Bridge Farm Barn Restaurant Tea Room

I went to this restaurant for Sunday lunch and had a fantastic roast. I would highly recommend it and can't wait to go back again.

Love love love this place and they never disappoint with quality food. so gorgeous with the barns and garden centre and when we were there over Easter also had a market on. Everything is homemade and the quality of the food is exceptional. Highly recommend.

Had not booked, they were busy and waited a short time for a table to become available. Nice service and pleased we got our order in become a table of six otherwise felt we would of waited a long while. Food was alright, it will fill you rather than wow you.

We always used to like to come here when we around this area. So we made the trip for lunch. To say gobsmacked at the prices was a understatement. £11 panini, £8.50 plain jacket potato. We did stop but we cant afford your prices next time, such a shame. Next day we went to down the road, much better prices.

Arrived without booking and the assistant was quite helpful despite us not having made a prior booking. Cream tea ordered and a cheese scone, which were very small and dry. The cheese scone was quite nice but dry, however, fruit scones very small and a bit stale, disappointed especially with the miniature jam and cream pots that outlets like to provide. Not value for money or particularly enjoyable, minimum effort by owner.

I have been to Corn Craft twice this month with my 9-month-old. Every staff member went out of their way to take care of us. The food and drinks were excellent, and the service was engaging and attentive during both visits. The tea room is very family-friendly (and we do baby-led weaning so there was a lot of mess!). Our little one received a lot of attention, which they enjoyed. I would highly recommend a visit if you have a young child.

What can I say about out visit to Corncraft today? I am bowled over by the care and attention that was shown to myself and the other 15 ladies who were with me. We had booked our visit beforehand and Caroline had been in contact to ensure our experience was the best it could be. The scones were warm, the drinks were made to order and we were seated and served with no fuss at all. I cannot fault anything about the afternoon and I will certainly be back very soon!

We visited for Sunday lunch at the weekend with my family (including 3 very small children) and would just like to say how delicious the food was, really fresh and tasty, especially the roast beef which was melt in your mouth!! By far the best roast beef I’ve had out for a long time, chocolate was brownie amazing too! also the service, nothing was too much trouble, even with the children changing their minds on food and being a little lively! They provided age appropriate plates and cutlery etc, which so many places don’t, providing glass and china cups for toddlers! The lady who serviced us was so accommodating and kind. Definitely somewhere we’ll be returning too. The barns are also a grea...

My partner and I decided to have lunch at this restaurant after a visit to the nearby falconry. We both ordered sandwiches, which were tasty and came with crisps and a small side salad. The waitress offered us coleslaw as an additional side, and I agreed to having it. When the sandwiches arrived, they were beautifully presented with a very small pot of coleslaw. Although the portion was small, it was sufficient. However, when we went to pay, I noticed that we had been charged £1.70 for each pot of coleslaw, making the total cost for each sandwich over £10! I don't mind paying extra if I am informed beforehand, but to slyly offer coleslaw as if it is a complimentary option is deceitful. There...