Stretton Hall Farm Tea Rooms

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  Hdawgfrawg

  ·3 weeks ago

  “View is good but 1 tea bag in a teapot isn’t sufficient. No sugar brought either. Hot chocolate was an extra quid for cream but wasn’t offered so just added onto the total without asking. Shop closed early, 3:45.”

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  Sue G

  ·2 months ago

  “Lovely. Had cream cheese and salmon sandwich with small salad and crisps on the side a delicious cappuccino too. The surroundings are on point too staff very pleasant. Quite a varied menu.Really enjoyed our visit.”

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  Debbie Owen

  ·3 months ago

  “Disappointed. Small plate breakfast with one of each basic breakfast items and didn’t wow quality for price £12 each plus £1.50 for a piece of black pudding Cost £32.50 for two breakfast and two teas! Tea was £3.50 each and came with a half filled pot to do one cup. When asked why said it was because the teabags were weak, so put less water in 😳 I mean really, cost cutting at these prices! Basically you are paying more to sit on a nice veranda. Staff & service was good tho, but sorry to say not for us.”

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  jpcoll2011

  ·5 months ago

  “What a hidden gem ! My daughter took me there and she knows that I am particular about the places I go to. A very calm place, amazing views and a great ambience about it. Absolutely loved it and so looking forward to going again with my daughter. We don't get to see each other much so this is going to be one of our regulars from now on. I get my beers and she gets the iced coffee and cake ❤️”

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  Richard Lewis

  ·6 months ago

  “Excellent coffee and an unbelievable selection of cakes! Stretton Hall is a beautiful, scenic place to stop. The outdoor seating is 10/10—comfy chairs, blankets, and a fire make it feel really special. Great farm shop too. Picked up some beautiful free-range eggs for only £1.90 for 6. Highly recommend!”

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  Yoda Wars

  ·7 months ago

  “Quick stop at the tea room after visit to the Rock. Food was very nice albeit pricey compared to other cafes. 2 adults and 1 child and costing over £35.00”

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  Hannah West

  ·11 months ago

  “Joined friends for a festive afternoon tea. It was delicious and copious in that way afternoon teas are. The staff were very welcoming, polite and constantly checked to see if there was anything we needed. Boxes were provided at the end for anyone wanting to take leftovers home and the whole experience was really nice. Didn’t feel rushed as I have at other festive events and we had a stroll over to the farm shop after. The restaurant area was really pretty and comfortable and I will definitely be back to try more thinks on the extensive menu.”

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  Coral Andrews

  ·1 year ago

  “Really nice food. Probably the best chips I've ever had 🤤 will be constantly craving these from now on!! Would've liked my Panini a bit warmer but was still tasty. Nice coffee and friendly staff. Large seating area outside, comfy chairs and all topped off by a gorgeous view. Will be back 😊”

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  Christian East

  ·1 year ago

  “September 2024: Visited here for brunch and it did not disappoint. The farm shop and cafe is situated in a lovely setting with beautiful views. Access is off a main road down a small country lane - easily passible but drive with caution. Plenty of parking available at the farm shop/cafe. We ordered the full breakfast, two breakfast cobbs and a poached egg and avocado on toast. All four meals were excellent - highly recommend the bacon, egg and sausage cobb! The bacon and sausage tasted high quality - not like a typical shop produced item. Also ordered a breakfast tea which came as loose leaf. The cafe itself is 'self service' in that you pick your own table, order at the till and collect your own cutlery. Nice way of doing things and means that you can order and eat at your own pace without feeling pressure from staff. Saying that, all the staff were welcoming and friendly. Not the cheapest place around for brunch, but the quality of the food was worth it. There is a small farm shop across from the cafe serving hot drinks and snacks if not wanting a full meal. There is plenty of indoor and outdoor seating and even a log burner outside undercover for that warm cosy feeling. Highly recommend and will return.”

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  Heather Oates

  ·1 year ago

  “What a gem of a place. The outside seating is first class and the views are stunning. It's so peaceful. A place to unwind and rest and drink and eat good quality food. The staff are extremely pleasant and helpful and nothing is too much trouble. They cater for every palette - a coffee served with cake through to jacket potatoes, Panini and meat pies. Dogs are welcome which is so good. I popped into the farm shop expecting it to be like Diddly Squat but I was a bit disappointed. There was no meat counter and not many pies either. There was a small selection of cheese and cakes with greeting cards and cute socks and numerous jars of preserves and pickles. I can't wait until my next visit - it's definitely my new go to place. Well done to the owners and excellent staff”

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