Arrow Farm Shop

first time back since two years ago. the big improvement was the services. congratulation to the management. food were generally good but the beef stronganoff was a bit under size.. will be again.we went for afternoon high tea on 3pm, ordered arrow farm afternoon tea for two and farmhouse afternoon tea for one. the difference between these two is pork pie in farmhouse and cakes in arrow farm. the price is reasonable £10 per head. with that price you will not be disappointed.

If you want a quick coffee don't come here, unless your retired and have nothing else to do. Coffee was nice but service was painfully slow. Staff were lovely but the management need to look at the system of serving.

Went today menu as been changed and not for the better I had cheese on toast it was rock solid the toast and very little cheese I told the waitress who just said aw ok I’m sorry didn’t offer to change it I’m surprised I didn’t break my teeth on the toast won’t be going again not the cheapest of place £28 for me and husbands breakfast he had omelette n coffees

Nice cafe and shop. Plenty of staff but bit expensive. Food was fresh and toilets clean

On arrival the car park was very full but was surprised there was a few tables free. We didn’t wait long to be seated as it’s full table service. We ordered food and drinks which came in around 15minute. Food is tasty and well presented. Get there before 11am to avoid disappointment as 10 minutes after we go there all tables were full and people being turned away.

We come in here quite frequently for a coffee etc after walking the dogs. The staff are very friendly and service is usually good BUT today they were on a go slow. Five staff stood around the counter, including senior staff I imagine and completely ignored us whilst one lady seemed to be doing all the work. It took fifteen minutes for our order to be taken whilst the cafe was only a third full. Needs to be sorted out.....

Called in today for the first time with my wife for lunch, first impressions were good, entrance to the cafe is through the farm shop. We had a short wait while we waited to be seated by a uniformed member of staff who showed us to a table. The cafe has a rustic feel with a stylish suspended ceiling with lighting. The menu was extensive and covered the majority of meals for all tastes. The food was excellent and well presented. Toilets are modern and clean, also included are wheelchair and baby changing facilities, high chairs are available. The cafe and shop are wheelchair friendly. The shop stocks a wide variety of fruit, vegetables, cakes etc. Small gifts are also on offer. Free car parking.

Nice place to sitCame in at 2-3 in the afternoon, place was busy.Long wait to take our order.Food took a while which I expected, however I didn't expect our drinks of 2 lattes to take longer.Myself and my dad had new York delli toasties, I could only taste the gherkin, apparently my dad could also taste the mustard but neither of us could taste the pastrami. The lattes were acceptable. Staff were pleasant to talk to.

Visited the cafe for Sunday lunch with my family including my 88 year old mum. There appeared to be plenty of staff on duty but no one taking charge. Staff need training . Had to wait 10 minutes to be seated, while they took 3 customers payment without even acknowledging us.Food nice & tasty & arrived quickly. Dilute drinks were very warm, just brought us ice & 1 glass of cold water to mix with the warm