Priory - Menu

Had the salad. Really disappointed with the ingredients. Huge amount of spinach with no really filling ingredients. A serving of beans or lentils would have been welcome

I have visited Priory Farm multiple times and have always found the food to be excellent and the staff incredibly helpful. From the café, I particularly like the sweetcorn and courgette fritters, and my partner loves the Turkish eggs.

This was our first visit and we were favourably impressed pleasant staff and a nice family atmosphere in the spacious café/restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. We were amazed by the surprisingly large menu but as we there at lunch time we decided on a... View menu

We came to the discovery walk and ended up stopping here for lunch. All food excellent including soup and ciabatta, club sandwich and children's lunch box (Which was shared between 3yr old and 1 yr old! There is outdoor seating however it started raining when...

Great place if you have children but has sadly turned into a giant crèche. Meeting friends for lunch in half term was a disaster. Ended up leaving and going else where. There is lots to do with children but is over run. There use to be an area for adults only but not any more. Parents use it as a giant crèche with kids running everywhere. Was sad to see and talking to two elderly couples who come every week , for their week,y treat for lunch out and the other afternoon , again also left . They seemed to have forgotten theirs regular and adult only customers. Also had planned to some shopping but lost that business too

I ordered the vegetarian breakfast because I was very hungry and it was one of the more expensive items on the menu, so I expected a substantial meal. However, I was disappointed. When the waitress served it, my first thought was "where is the rest of it?" For the price of £11.95, I received a very small portion of food. The vegetarian breakfast included one potato and pea/carrot croquette (which was the veggie sausage), one portobello mushroom, two tiny slices of halloumi, a small piece of sourdough bread, a small amount of avocado, and a small cup of lukewarm beans. I would have been satisfied if this meal had been priced at £8.50, but for £11.95 I expected a much more substantial portion.... View menu

I used to frequent this restaurant often and always enjoyed the delicious food and generous portion sizes. While it was on the pricier side, it was reasonable. However, upon my most recent visit, I was disappointed to find that the menu had changed and you now have to pay for extra items that used to be included. The pancakes, which used to be large, are now half the size, with even the kids only getting one pancake. The avocado on toast, which used to be served on thick bread, was now on a thin slice of bread that left me shocked, especially when I added salmon and saw the price. Overall, it seems that the prices have been increased and the portions have been decreased significantly. I was...

Took the kids here last weekend to have a look round and since it was lunchtime stopped at the cafe. Was really surprised by the quality and value for money they offered. The children had fairly standard lunch boxes but with a good size sandwich inside with good quality ingredients. My wife had a cheddar sandwich with a homemade fig chutney and it came with fries and good salad garnish. I had the most amazing beef stew the meat was tender plenty of it and the sauce was really well balanced, came with a good sized portion of fresh focaccia. Both adult meals £7 so good value for the size and quality. Served in good time even though the restaurant was busy. I’m quite a foodie so it takes a lot...

My friend and I have finally managed to 'escape ' the prison that is the Priory Farm car park, having had to call another family member to collect us (including our little ones) as all the gates to the car park had been locked. At no point did anyone tell us that the gates were going to be locked. Our cars were clearly visible in the car park and our little ones were so noisy, there is no way the staff could have known that we were not there. Having called the Priory Farm office and someone we knew who used to work there, we tried calling 101 who said that I 'd need to call 999 for fire services (we didn 't do this as it was a bit extreme). We also tried driving all over the farm to find an... View menu