Tottingworth Farm Shop and Cafe - (Near , london)

5 /5 Justade: I usually come here every week. Having tried several other cafes in the area this has turned out to be the best. I usually have a HOT latte and the large breakfast which is Full of flavour and juicy, especially the mushroom. Even though its quite a popular place you dont have to wait long for food. THERES A NICE VEIW TOO. Theres plenty of room to get around with pushchairs and wheel chairs. Despite having some really nice staff I would say it does lack that cosey ambiance that you would normally find in a smaller coffee shop. How ever this isnt a small coffee shop. This is a larger place on a farm with an adjoining farm shop. Its still quiet enough to chat with out raising your voice Theres plenty of parking and there is also a small play area outside with a little wildlife section. Theres just something nice about the place.

5 /5 Tessa Moss: Beautiful views Working farm with its own produce used in cafe and shop on site. We have a large and small all day breakfast very nice sausages were lovely Well worth a visit we bought some of their pies for another day

5 /5 ButtonZ y0: Had a Great experience at Tottingworth Farm shop and Cafe. The shop was great with a verity of things to buy from sauces, beer,bread and meat from the butcher. the hygiene here is very good, The staff in the cafe were very friendly and carried out very quick cleanup on tables. the cafe also has an outdoor sitting area and even a little area for the kids wich is also nice. the food we ordered came at a perfect time and was very tasty with readily available sauces when needed. the prices on food at the cafe are good, keeping it at not too expensive per person but also not too cheap. quality at a great price as it should be. I definitely recommend visiting the Tottingworth Farm shop and cafe.

4 /5 Jenni Tanimoto: We came here on a wet and dismal afternoon for cake and a cuppa as well as visiting a good selection of farm produce in the shop. All the usual meats are available and include more unusual cuts such as Barnsley chops. The meat looked of excellent quality and well butchered. Fresh fruit and vegetables were available and items in a fridge and freezer. Then there were shelves with all manner of jars, packets and tins - a delight for cooks and gourmands. The shop leads into the café where there is counter service. This is a large barn-like space with white walls and large windows with a view of the surrounding countryside. There were only about four types of cake but they all looked attractive. I had a coffee and walnut cake and the icing was covered in half almonds - lovely. There is also outside seating when weather permits. I would come again in the warmer months.