White Row Farm Cafe

Featured reviews

• A

  Ami Vincent

  ·1 month ago

  “Wasn’t too crowded plenty of seating staff were very nice and helpful food and drink was very good toilets were clean”

• M

  Meghan

  ·1 month ago

  “We came yesterday (Sunday) for breakfast and was told when we were seated that it was a 30 minute wait for food which was absolutely fine. After 45 minutes, I asked the waitress where our food was and she said that we were warned about the wait. I stated that we were told it was 30 minutes. She checked with the kitchen and was told it would be another 5-10 minutes. Two people sat next to us then received their breakfast despite ordering at least 20 minutes after us. An hour passed after ordering and we decided to cancel our food and leave. The staff made us feel that it was a massive inconvenience to take food off the order. It’s a shame as we have been a few times in the past and it wasn’t this bad. We definitely won’t be returning as an hour wait for a breakfast after being told it would only be 30 minutes isn’t acceptable.”

  Read more
• R

  Redrosie

  ·2 months ago

  “We stopped off here on the way to Brecon. We both had a lovely breakfast. I especially liked the granola, it was quite unique and my son enjoyed his cooked breakfast. Staff were friendly and chatty. Will definitely go back and try the lunch menu at some point. Car park and road leading up was very busy, didn't look as many people there as the amount of cars suggested. Lovely well stocked shop too. Small outside area for kids to play on. I think maybe the walkway from cafe to shop could be made a bit wider/safer. We felt we were going to get run over when walking between the two and people parking.”

  Read more
• P

  Paul Woolley

  ·2 months ago

  “Lots of tables indoor and outdoor. Could easily seat a group of 8. Good food, good service and a useful play area for the kids. Limited number of farm animals to look at.”

• R

  Rosie Olding

  ·3 months ago

  “I always enjoy coming to whiterow for breakfast. The staff are always friendly with good service. It’s a lovely place if you want a good breakfast. It’s a little on the pricier side but only because you can tell they use good quality foods.”

• C

  Clare Belmont

  ·4 months ago

  “Disappointing but great coffee. Undercooked eggs and rude staff who seem busy but forget eye contact and smiles are part of the hospitality ambience. Noone asked how my meal was. Noone asked if I wanted anything else. Shame because it's a gorgeous place and good produce.”

• D

  Deb Ludford

  ·4 months ago

  “An old favourite of ours when we lived nearby, so we were looking forward to returning after a few years away. There have been a few changes since our last visit. There is still plenty of parking, although it can get quite busy. The lovely antique shop, gift shop and large food hall remain, all centred around the very popular café. The pigs and chickens outside are still a nice touch and enjoyable to watch. We used to order the Ploughman’s Lunch whenever we visited, so seeing it back on the menu made it an easy choice. While the portion was reasonably large, I felt disappointed for £18. For the price I feel it could have included a pork pie, egg and generous chunks of fresh bread, it came with just two quite thin slices of bread, no egg or pork pie. It didn’t feel like the same value for money as before. Unfortunately, the service also let the experience down. Our waitress didn’t smile or engage with us at all. She simply asked if we were ready to order and, when I later asked for the bill, abruptly told me, “Pay at the till.” There was no “How was everything?” or any other friendly interaction. Something I feel is important in this kind of business. The gift shop and food hall are as lovely as ever, but overall this visit left me feeling disappointed. Prices seem to have increased, the food offered less value, and the warm, welcoming atmosphere we remembered wasn’t there this time. For £45 at lunchtime I’d expect better value for money and definitely better service.”

  Read more
• D

  David Soanes

  ·4 months ago

  “Lovely well presented rustic cafe/restaurant. The staff were fantastic, super friendly and good for a chat. One of the ladies even brought my motorcycle earplugs over to me when I left them on the table...and they were pretty waxy! Food was excellent if a little pricey. I had the smoked salmon and scrambled eggs on sourdough which was delicious but I thought overpriced at £15.95. Still lovely surroundings and would go back.”

  Read more
• A

  amelia burgess

  ·1 year ago

  “unappealing food, very unsubtle. Huge block of cheese on plate, - a few lettuce leaves and no dressing or anything to make it a big more interesting, tasteless tomato and a few chunks of apple, watery coleslaw, massive unsubtle onions, and some ciabatta. Unnecessarily enormous portions. Considering how expensive it is I was hoping for better standards and a more interesting menu. I'm not usually one to complain but I hoped for better considering how lovely the shop is at white row. Expected the cafe to be at same high standard.”

  Read more
• J

  Johnny Clingham

  ·3 years ago

  “I have used this place a few times for a quick sandwich as I occasionally work 10 minutes away, and remembered that their sandwich s are the best for miles around, on this occasion I drove there for an early lunch as I was in the area. This place is consistently busy but after waiting a short while we got seated. Service was really good. Staff was very pleasant. Food was fresh and of very good quality. You can tell locals used this place a lot and that might have something to do with the many greats of this place, there are lots of choice on the menu. This place is also well-known for its fish and chips.”

  Read more