Pinewood Nurseries Farm Shop Cafe

Fresh, homemade food. I had a great pea and mint soup while my husband had a lovely BLT. But best of all is the carrot cake...divine!

Nice idea to have a cafe and the coffee and cake were good it just needs a bit more thought to make it comfortable and not just as if you've having a coffee in an unused greenhouse.

Before going into the Farm Shop for their fresh vegetables, cheese and other excellent goodies, we visited and photographed the Highland Cattle, watched the pigs wallow in the mud and said 'hello ' to the chickens. The whole area is a delight and parking is easy. View menu

Popped in here one morning for a coffee and a snack. The bacon sandwich was the best I have ever eaten! Great bacon and great bread. A happy marriage indeed! I don't normally go around photographing my sandwiches but I did with this one!If you are visiting the nursery or farm shop I recommend a stop at the Prop Cafe here.

This is one of the best nurseries in London. It is not garden centre full of tacky shopping items but a place to go to enjoy what gardening is all about. The quality of plants is second to none and as a bonus has a fantastic shop, cafe and a few animals to enjoy. Liz and her team bring a wealth of experience and plant knowledge, something Garden Centres never have. A true gem!

We stumbled across this little gem when we moved to the area. The Nurseries, Farm Shop and Cafe are all charming, friendly and relaxed. The food is fresh, home cooked and with great ingredients from the farm shop. We usually pop in for a weekend breakfast and then grab something tasty from the farm shop for dinner! I love to see the animals too...esp the highland cow and the pigmy goats. Highly recommended! View menu

Whether coming in for a spring basket, advice for garden maintenance over the summer or stocking up on Christmas trees and poinsettias in the festive season there is always a buzz around this place. The staff are really friendly and there is always loads to see whether it is the animals in the paddock, the latest produce in the farm shop or a sea of colour in the glass house and if you are umming and ahhing over whether to go for another hanging basket or more bedding plants there is always a cracking bacon sandwich or fresh carrot cake on offer to help you ruminate. Definitely worth a visit.

We chose to stay for lunch at this restaurant after hearing about their famous hanging baskets. We made a special trip from Oxford just to try it out. The seating in the cafe, both inside and outside, is simple and reminiscent of a garden or greenhouse. The lunch menu offers a good variety of options, and we opted for the macaroni cheese with a side salad. It was perfectly cooked and served piping hot, accompanied by a well-dressed side salad. If we had more time, we would have loved to stay for one of their tempting cakes with a cup of coffee. The staff at the restaurant were all very helpful and accommodating.

The cafe offers good value with easy parking and is family-friendly. The food is good, although not exceptional, as expected from this type of establishment. The cakes, however, are delicious. The service is friendly but the cafe can be chilly, so it's best to dress warmly. They do have heaters and blankets available. The highlight is the beautiful flowers when in bloom and the farm shop, which offers a variety of locally sourced products that you can't find elsewhere. The shop is known for its award-winning pies, fresh produce, and artisan breads. The staff is friendly and helpful, and my wife and I often do our weekly shopping there for under £25. If you're passing by or in the area, it's... View menu