Sizergh Cafe - Menu

Really weak coffee and only one cake option for vegans you guessed it soggy flapjack. You know vegans like nice things too.

Lovely soup, sandwiches and selection of cakes. The staff are really friendly and there are plenty of places to sit inside and out.

The food was different and lovely. Had a beetroot hummus with flat bread that was delicious. Fairly busy when we went but didn’t have to wait very long. View menu

Wanted a light lunch but was extremely disappointed there were no gluten free options. Quite a few vegan choices but being vegan doesn't kill whereas gluten can. They used to do gluten free scones but no longer. Won't be going back.

During the summer holidays and on bank holidays, this restaurant gets very busy. However, the food is definitely worth it, as well as the opportunity to visit the castle and gardens. The staff are incredibly friendly and hardworking, truly making them the shining stars of Sizergh Cafe. Overall, a wonderful experience.

Turned up to the cafe at 11.00 am on a Sunday for breakfast before a long walk in the grounds. 'Can I have the salad? ' 'No, we dont do things off the lunch menu until 11.45 ' 'Can I have a bacon bap then? ' 'No, we 've run out of bacon ' 'Can I have a sausage bap then? ' 'No we 've run out of sausages '. Felt like I was in the Monty Python Cheese Shop sketch. How difficult is it to organise a breakfast menu? View menu

I was recommended this restaurant for their carrot cake, but unfortunately they were out of it the day we visited. Instead, we tried their scone and cake of the day. The scone was one of the best I've ever had, and the raspberry and vanilla jam was delicious. The cake of the day was a chocolate cake, which was also very tasty. The restaurant has a quirky location overlooking the farm milking area, although we missed seeing it in action. We did take a walk around the farm shop and visited the cows, which was a nice experience.

I went to this restaurant for lunch at 11:40 and was told that I couldn't order any hot food until 11:45. I ended up ordering a piece of Frittata with fries, as I was told that eggs were only served during breakfast. The Frittata was advertised as a 'light meal' and cost over £5, while the fries were over £2. I received a small portion of Frittata with fries, which I found to be overpriced. Despite this, the Frittata was tasty. I had to ask for the fries to be served together with the Frittata, as they initially wanted to serve them separately. Overall, I felt that it was poor value for the price.

This cafe overlooks the milking parlour below on the farm. Can imagine that this would be quite the spectacle at the right times but we did not see any cows. The menu at the cafe is pretty extensive lots to choose from. The Welsh Rarebit can have bacon added but I felt the additional charge was a bit much for the one half rasher that arrived. The rarebit was tasty though and in contrast the quiche order was a good sizable piece so perhaps it just needs a bit of portion consistency. You order at the till and that staff were oaky a bit distracted and talking amongst themselves as we were trying to order but the food arrived in good time and was tasty. Would go again if in the areas View menu