Bradley Burn Farm Shop

This is a lovely little café serving an extensive variety of farm fresh food. We were a large group of adults and kids and they took excellent care of us, serving our unruly bunch an entire gamut of food from quiches to burgers to a full English breakfast with nary a fuss. I think this was one of the best family dining experiences we had in England.
The café itself has adequate seating (and high ceilings which makes it look even more spacious), but it was a lovely day so a lot of people sat on the patio outside (or maybe it was because our kids were so rowdy!).
It would be remiss not to mention the play areas. There is a small well-​cushioned area inside with plenty of books, dolls and indoor toys. But what impressed me was the huge outdoor play area with its sandpit, stationery tractor that the children could climb all over, and the «tractor course» complete with two sizes of toy tractors the kids could ride around in. They were playing outside for at least two hours!
The only downside of all this was the children did not want to leave, and my little one cried all the way back home! But all in all a wonderful way to spend your day!

Stopped here whilst having a ride out in the country side, having passed it many times. The menu is enormous as are some of the prices. There are a few cars in the car park but no one is in café/​farmshop? If you want a cupa whilst out in quiet surroundings then this is a nice place.

Typical farm shop/​café. Good home grown product sold and served in the café. BUt and it is a big but the prices in my opinion are unjustified. Yes they are fresh food but not worth the money they are asking. It is also quite difficult to find if you don’t know the area very well or not at all.