The Udder Farm Coffee Shop

Lovely food, always very busy. Staff do not always seem that happy but are generally helpful, themed nights are great but quite expensive. Great gluten free options and check out the freezers as offering great food .

Lovely welcoming atmosphere with beautiful garden , great outside and inside dining , breakfast pancakes very good although the berry pancakes a little dry with only topping and nothing inside the four , will definitely visit again for lunch .

Excellent coffee shop and restaurant. A plus point is that no dogs allowed in the restaurant, which pleases us no end as badly behaved owners have no right to be in a nice reztaurant. A caveat is that it can be difficult to park at busy times. View menu

So unwelcoming to dogs. Most cafes allow dogs these days, this place doesn't even let you sit on the patio outside the cafe with your dog. Instead you are put in the corner of a muddy rough field, fenced in, next to the noisy car wash. Segregated like 2nd class citizens. Won't be back.

Burnt broccoli, Apparently roasted, cremated is not roasted..I asked for a replacement along with my guests, only I got some, still burnt but sprayed with water ..... I asked if the chef is aware people aren't eating it and the waitress says he doesn't see the returns... well he should be made aware.... I go here regularly and this is the worst meal ever.

Average. Average. Average. Nothing more, nothing less. I had booked a week previously as it was a very special meet up with members of my family I had not seen for many years and the views are wonderful from the window tables. So I went in a week earlier and booked a window table as it was a special occasion. When we arrived I was told that a window table was not available. That is all I have to say. View menu

We had to wait a long time for a waitress to take our order and ended up having to flag one down eventually, as did the table next to us. Despite lots of youngsters clearing and resetting tables, it seemed like there were only two waitresses taking orders and they were more focused on chatting with each other. The food was very good, but it took half an hour for it to arrive after ordering. The farm shop looked promising, but we didn't have time to browse as the delay in the restaurant would have made us late for our next scheduled stop.

We visited the farm shop and purchased some items. We asked the gentleman on the till if there were any toilets that we could use. He said there were but it was awkward having to walk past the bar and the diners and that everybody would look at us! My daughter was of the opinion we would go and find somewhere else to stop as we were between viewing houses. I was appalled that somebody would make you feel so embarrassed about using their facilities especially after purchasing items from their shop. I will never be stopping to purchase any items again nor will I be stopping to dine there. People should never be made to feel “embarrassed” about needing to ask to use the facilities!

A friend highly recommended eating in the restaurant so I drive an hour and a half and booked a table for a treat. It took 45 minutes from order to lunch arriving and we were not warned of the wait. We asked a waitress to find out how much longer our order was going to be abd she disappeared then just stood outside the kitchen without reporting back. I had to go and ask her again. The response was another 15 minutes but when I got back to the table, the food arrived. She clearly didn’t check in the kitchen and just made up a random time when i went back to find her. The food was good when it came but by then we were in a bad mood and very disappointed with the service so the anticipation of... View menu