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We visited during Easter and stumbled upon Feenjagd, a beautiful hidden gem. We enjoyed tea served in vintage cups along with scones and clotted cream. The only downside was the limited selection of cakes, as we arrived in the afternoon and they seemed to be sold out. Overall, it's the perfect place for a leisurely stroll. View all feedback.
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We had a light lunch before looking at the gardens. Delicious quiche and sandwiches. Service very slow as the girl on till was on her own and kept stopping making coffee to take another order. It was good when it came.! Gardens in genteel decay so good for a wander in the sun. View all feedback.
Met up with family for birthday treat expecting to enjoy gardens to be told it was £5 each on website free gardens
Lovely little cafe with friendly, helpful staff. Plenty of opportunities to use the cameras, a delightful garden to wander round
We ate here last month. Interestingly (in a good way) furnished eating areas. Food was home cooked and we enjoyed our dishes. We also visited the garden which again was interestingly quirky with some unusual sculptures and planting.
This is a beautiful place to go for a quiet and tranquil lunch. The menu is not huge, but all the food is home cooked and the staff are very obliging at changing the dishes to suit dietary requirements. We had a Bacon, Tomato and avocado sandwich turned into a salad as we were eating as carb free as possible. The coffee is delicious.The staff are lovely and the gardens and nursery shop are well worth a visit.
Visited today and both garden and restaurant superb. Very friendly staff and owners. Totally do friendly. Well recommend a visit