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Fletchers Farm Coffee Shop — Coffee Shops in Middlesbrough

Fletchers Farm Coffee Shop

Coffee ShopsMiddlesbrough, ENG

4.6 out of 5 stars4.6(971 reviews)

Quick info

+44 1642 723846
Woodhouse, Great Ayton, Middlesbrough TS9 6HZ, United Kingdom

About Fletchers Farm Coffee Shop

Fletchers Farm Coffee Shop is a coffee shop on Woodhouse in Middlesbrough, set alongside an on-site farm shop and butchers and a separate sweet shop. Animals including pygmy goats, turkeys, and sheep can be visited and fed on the premises. The kitchen serves all-day breakfasts, from a big breakfast with sausages, bacon, eggs, hashbrowns, toast, beans, mushrooms, and black pudding down to a smaller version, alongside homemade fruit scones in a large size. Sunday lunch is served in large portions, and a pot of tea for two arrives with an extra pot of hot water. The premises are dog-friendly, and seating is walk-in rather than by reservation. During busy periods, a wait to be seated and for orders to be taken is common.

Good to know

  • Reservations
    Walk-in only
  • Accessibility
    Wheelchair: entrance, parking lot, restroom, seating

Reviews

4.6/5
971 reviews

What reviewers say

Reviewers most often mention all-day breakfast, farm shop, sunday lunch and fruit scone.

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Customer Review Summary

Reviewers most often praise the all-day breakfasts, especially the sausages, bacon, and eggs, alongside standouts like the BLT and homemade fruit scone. The farm shop and animals, particularly the goats, draw repeat mentions. Sunday lunch gets praise for generous portions, though one reviewer suggests smaller sizes. Complaints include slow table service and one shopper left waiting on a price check.

Featured reviews

  • Google user
    “Came here for the cafe and the food was lovely! A bit on the pricier side especially the baked goods in the cabinet but the breakfast was lovely! lovely location too.”
  • Google user
    “Was really looking forward to visiting here as heard lots of good things from locals whilst we were away in the area but unfortunately was very disappointed. The coffee shop’s queue was out of the door (which isn’t a negative but meant we didn’t wait for a table) so went to the farm shop; expected to see a lot more ‘Fletcher’s’ own goods/items but apart from the meat/veg it was all branded items/different brands. Found a focaccia loaf without a price so asked the lady in the farm shop & she said she’d find out, she didn’t return and on our way out we saw her making coffees but hadn’t returned to speak to us. The sweet shop was the best bit for us, lovely lady serving, had plenty of choices and lots of mystery boxes/bags😊”
  • Google user
    “We stopped by the cafe and farm shop during our hike, and it was a fantastic find! The coffee was great, and the homemade fruit scone was absolutely delicious—huge size and clearly freshly baked. The shop has an excellent selection of items to browse through, too. A highlight was definitely seeing the animals; the turkeys and goats were great, especially the cutest little goat! It’s also completely dog-friendly, which is a massive plus. Highly recommend stopping here!”
  • Google user
    “Lovely little gem! Nice location with plenty of lovely places to walk and visit nearby. Lots to do in the area. Farm shop is excellent with very friendly and welcoming staff members. Sweet shop on site sells all kinds of wonderful treats for those sweet lovers out there and there’s also a little pottery place too. I would definitely recommend a visit to here.”
  • Google user
    “What a charming little spot perfect for family visits! We discovered this farm when friends were enjoying a craft fair hosted here. The farm features a delightful farm shop and butchers, along with adorable animals you can visit and pet—those pygmy goats are absolutely adorable! The café is spacious and welcoming. During our first visit, we enjoyed a simple scone each, but after seeing some of the all-day breakfasts arriving at nearby tables, we knew we had to come back for more. So, we returned with the family and tried their breakfasts. They really live up to the delicious words on the menu and look fantastic on the plates. The sausages are hearty and meaty, and the bacon is cooked just right. Their big breakfast costs about £14 and includes two sausages, bacon, eggs, hashbrowns, toast, beans, mushrooms, and black pudding. I opted for the smaller version with one of everything, which was £11. A pot of tea for two is just £6 and comes with an extra pot of hot water. The staff is incredibly friendly and always happy to help if needed. We’re already looking forward to our next visit to try more of the tasty items on the menu!”

Amenities

  • Wi-Fi
  • Wheelchair accessible entrance
  • Free parking
  • Pet-friendly
  • Kid-friendly
  • Smoke-free
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Accessibility· 3
  • Wheelchair accessible parking lot
  • Wheelchair accessible restroom
  • Wheelchair accessible seating

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