Light Ash Farm Shop And Cafe

We had a wonderful meal at this restaurant. The food was delicious and all the dishes we saw looked very appetizing. The atmosphere was bustling and there was a tempting variety of cakes. The only downside was that the floors were dirty, the furniture was dusty, and the overall cleanliness of the place left something to be desired.

We went to Light Ash cafe this morning for drinks and cake which were quite nice. I queried the bill as it was just over £16 for two hot drinks and two cakes. I was then told my frangipane tart, which tasted overpoweringly of almond essence and not ground almonds as it should have done, was £5.50, and my husband's piece of lemon cake was £6.60. We found these prices far too expensive and will not be returning.

My grandson Jack treated my mother and me to a Mother's Day afternoon tea at Light Ash Farm near Myerscough. It was a fantastic feast! We enjoyed warm cheese and onion quiche, homemade sausage rolls, thick-cut ham, cheese, savory sandwiches, egg mayo sandwiches, and even some chips! For dessert, we had strawberry tarts, cream slices, heavenly chocolate cake, scones with clotted cream and raspberry jam, and iced lemon mini sponges filled with lemon curd. We washed it all down with ginger beer. It was a delightful treat! View menu

I went to a cafe with two friends for an afternoon tea that we had pre-booked. When we arrived, the cafe was busy, which was a good sign. We were quickly seated and ordered our hot drinks. Our afternoon tea was promptly brought to us, with sandwiches including ham, tuna mayo, and cheese savoury served on thick bread cut into finger slices. The scones were freshly baked and delicious, served with clotted cream and strawberry jam. We were offered free refills on tea and filter coffee, which we took advantage of before indulging in the assortment of delicious cakes, such as vanilla slice, white chocolate millionaire's shortbread, meringue, and more. We were too full to finish everything, but th...

Very disappointing, poor quality food and rude, ignorant and arrogant manager. We booked afternoon tea for my wife 's birthday and asked if we could upgrade to a picnic bench. We were told this was fine and would not be a problem. It came it and was underwhelming to say the least. Soup came with no spoons We asked twice for them and they never arrived. By the time somebody came over to check it had gone cold. We were offered extra chips instead! The main problem though was that everyone else who ordered after is git a much better standard of food including better looking sandwiches, pork pie and wraps we didn 't get these. The 'cakes ' we got were dreadful and nothing like the photos or like...

We have been here many times in the past but haven't been for quite a while. We came for lunch on Friday and it was very busy so we had to sit upstairs. Our order was taken quite quickly but we then had a long wait for the food to arrive. When it came, it was on plates which were far too small which made it difficult to eat. I had asked for the bacon in my panini to be well done but the fat was still white so I had to start taking it all apart to remove the fat. My husband had a small piece of tomato in his side salad but I actually didn't have any! It was mainly leaves! However, the worst part was when we had to pay. There was a very long queue of people waiting for takeaways and, when I as... View menu

I Organised a baby shower here for my friend, emailed to book it without issue, asked to be seated in a specific part of the cafe which was facilitated. Opted for the baby shower afternoon tea which was a nice little added touch. The afternoon tea was lovely, I know some people have complained about the lack of savoury items but the sandwiches were enough so we still had plenty of room for all that cake! On the bottom tier there were 4 fingers of ham, egg and tuna (2 fingers each) amounting to a sandwich and a half each. Then some crisps. The ham, egg and tuna were all tasty. On the Second tier was two large pieces of lemon cake which was lovely, two baby shower themed brownie balls, two fru...

Christmas seems a long time ago, but we received an afternoon tea voucher from my brother and sister in law for Light Ash farm. So today we went ! Waiting for better weather and time off work, lovely rural setting we found the farm no problem and we were met with a smile by a member of staff and we were advised to go through to the cafe and we would be shown our seats.we had booked good idea if your looking to treat yourselves even, a lady showed us to our seats we ordered tea and we were pleasantly surprised to find it was free refills another bonus.after a little wait our afternoon tea arrived wow it looked amazing beautiful fresh sandwiches which my husband announced that the ham was gorg...

Ok so not your normal review ! I just wanted to compliment the manager/owner for what was a horrible situation, most definitely not her fault . I sat outside with a friend and there was another table of older gentleman, one of which was exceptionally horrid to a young girl that was working there not in the cafe but on the farm itself , I don’t know exacting what he said but she was so upset she was crying and she ran off . Just a few minutes later a young lady I presume to be the manager or owner appeared and and confronted the man apologising for the noise that had apparently been the problem but reminding him it was a working farm with working machinery , to which he replied use a sweeping... View menu