Coach House Tea Rooms

If you are looking for a classy place to eat in perfect surrounding then this is the place, the food is all home made and tastes devine.

Very nice setting, not a huge selection of food available but what there was all looked really nice and home made. Banana and Maple cake was epic!

We were ready for a hot meal and it was served within a short time. As a vegetarian I had less choice but the macaroni cheese was tasty. My husband enjoyed his Cumberland sausage. We had a choice of chips or potatoes. View menu

Had coffee and lunch there. Good quality food, nicely prepared. Interesting location and surroundings. Only point to make would be that the staff could have been more receptive and welcoming. Felt we were being processed .

We often visit Sheffield Park. Mostly to walk dogs through the fields and along the river. Occasionally, when it is not too busy, we visit the beautiful formal gardens and lakes.We always visit the Tea Rooms towards the end of the day as we can depend on the quality and the lovely location.

The Coach house tea rooms at Sheffield Park originally built by the 3rd Lord Sheffield as coach house and stable block . Probably one of the best National Trust tea rooms I've been in and just the job for a nice latte after a walk around the gardens. Winston Churchill used to pop in for tea and to check on his beloved black swans . For a National trust cafe the prices aren't bad either. View menu

This cafe looks quite appealing, but unfortunately the food options are extremely limited and uninspiring. I visited with a friend and we shared two sandwiches, which were just ok, although the “cheddar and red onion marmalade “ one seemed to be cheddar and cranberry sauce! The mistake we made was also ordering the flatbread with sun dried tomato houmous, which took an age to arrive, so long that we actually went and asked where it was after such a long time. When it arrived it was half a plate of what looked like pinkish baby sick and a cold, anaemic looking flatbread on the other side, no salad garnish, no appearance of a sun dried tomato. It tasted revolting as well, and the texture was o...

Often visit Sheffield Park gardens, this was the first time I have visited the tearoom, but was worth the visit. I had a nice hame and cheddar sandwich, sausage roll and a pot of tea, I visited just before you would expect the lunch time rush, served quickly and there appeared to be enough staff on hand to cope when it got busier. Just one small thing that I think needs adjusting, when you arrive you enter the first part which has cakes and sandwiches laid out to select yourself and take into the main part of the tearoom to get your hot items, pay and find a table (and there is ample seating, even for the busiest times). I was looking for a tray and plates to put my selection on and eventual...

Our second visit . We took our granddaughters again. It was extremely busy. When we got there , there was total chaos with the amount of traffic. The traffic and parking Marshall’s were clearly out of their depth with this volume of traffic. There was a queue in the main entrance with national trust ticket holders getting preferential treatment. The lady who was checking tickets was rude and unhelpful and made go to the back of the season ticket queue despite us not having a season ticket. And in fact could of gone straight through to buy our tickets. Once in the gardens it was as to be expected with lovely autumn colours and settings. We then decided we wanted to eat but refused to wait 30m... View menu