Benty Farm Tearooms & PYO

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  Nicola J

  ·1 month ago

  “Really lovely soup and roll and amazing homemade scones with fresh raspberries cooked within them 10/10. The staff were really kind and helpful. We went sunflower picking in the field which made such a perfect day out.”

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  Rachael Jackson

  ·2 months ago

  “Gorgeous little tea room, lovely staff and a welcoming atmosphere (also dog friendly!) Gluten free is available, and their homemade scones are delicious”

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  Mira

  ·5 months ago

  “Such a pretty place for tulip picking, with lots of different types of tulips. £1 per stem seems a bit extreme. 50p per stem seems more reasonable. The coffee shop serves a nice variety of cakes and you can also buy wax melts. Nice place to visit after a walk at Thors Stone.”

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  Wenda Shaw

  ·5 months ago

  “Lovely quirky tearooms but the coffee is terrible. I had a flat white but it was very weak so they added another shot of coffee which made it extremely bitter. I didnt eat there so can't comment on the food but the cakes looked lovely 😋”

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  Rosan Samuel

  ·6 months ago

  “This farm doesn’t have any tulips field . They have small patch and price of the tickets are very higher . The cafe is moderately priced . There is not much fun over there due to lack of flowers or any crops . We have seen a small patch of, staffs are very polite . Toilets are maintained well. I never recommend for anyone , if you visit certainly disappointment promised . They gave two pots of tulips crops and that you can buy it from ALDI and Tesco, no need to come this much far and spending time . Cafeteria occupied with local visitor and few new comers , I don’t think so it’s worth of visit . Benty farm at least put some flower crops and have some animals would be nice to see .”

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  Louisa Hurley

  ·1 year ago

  “The place its self is beautiful, however I visited today with my mum and son. It was £17 to visit the sunflower patch, this consisted of the smallest sunflower patch I had ever seen, it took my 3 year old son approximately 90 seconds to get around it and be bored. There wasn’t an option to visit the windmill and at the end we got a bunch of dead sunflowers (see attached photographs) we did complain to the lady in the tent and she said she doesn’t set the prices. Unfortunately we left extremely disappointed and it had put us off ever returning because I am unsure how you can charge £7 per adult and £3 per child for not even 1.5 minutes of fun. Huge money making scam but has been marketed extremely well. If you were looking to visit a sunflower patch that is huge and has a park for the children please consider Crewe green sunflowers (a little further afield). The patch is massive and it only costs £10 per car so if you have a car of 5 people it is £2 each and you get to pick your own sunflowers. Overall extremely disappointed and I unfortunately will not be recommending this tea room which is a shame because I love to visit small local businesses.”

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  Rachael Tudor

  ·1 year ago

  “We love Benty tea rooms have been coming for a few years now, the staff are always welcoming and friendly, this year our first visit was to the Tulip fields which you have to book in advance, Charlotte is very supportive and helpful if you need sny advance on bookings. The cafe food is all freshly baked and presented well, ice creams on offer also. We will be back in the summer for the Sunflower picking, and in the Autumn for Pumkins. We as a family love it, and it's also pet friendly. ❤️ My only recommendation is they plant up a lavender field and host movie nights. 💜 my dream. 🤣”

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  Karen Graham

  ·1 year ago

  “We visited at opening time, and within 30 minutes, it was bustling. There’s a 400m walk from the parking area along a pleasant wooded path, though it may be a challenge for the injured or elderly. Staff were friendly, and the scone with tea was tasty. The menu is small, with a tempting cake display inside. "Pick Your Own" raspberries and strawberries are available, though we didn’t try it. Seating is mainly outdoors—some covered under tarpaulin—with a dog-friendly area too. It's a charming spot worth visiting if you're in the area.”

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  Jessa Wise

  ·1 year ago

  “Perfect for our Sunday breakfast. Lovely spot and food all locally sourced or home-made. I had a hazelnut hot chocolate and peanut butter/banana on home made banana bread, and my husband had a cup of tea and Avocado on toast with bacon and a poached egg. We both really enjoyed our breakfasts and this will now be a regular weekend treat. Lovely staff. Lovely venue. Perfect for a little stop off while walking the dog(s) or browsing the farm. Tulips are in season now and I wish we had more time to have a browse. Next time!”

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  Lulu Lu

  ·1 year ago

  “We went on the first day for tulip viewing. The tulips are beautiful, with all sorts of colours. Area is not huge (about 10 rows of tulips) but enough for good photos. Staff is really friendly, takes the initiative to engage with us. Really appreciate as this farm is just 15mins away from my house on the Wirral, saving my journey to travel 2 hours down south to see. I rather support a local farm!”

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