Conservatory Cafe - Rugeley

I went with my grandson today. there is a beautiful opposite to see the animal world and many ducks to say hi. there is a picnic area and a restaurant and play area as well as a garden center. plan to spend a good time as it loads to see and do. every age will love it there.

This has your usual wide array of plants and garden items as you'd expect from a garden centre with a selection of other stuff like books, toys and seasonal things. I didn't see an aquatics section like a lot of garden centres have. We met another family here for lunch as they have a small free to use soft play area for children, which they enjoyed. The food was good but a bit pricey and we did have to queue a long time to order. They do offer a carvery here, which looked better than some pubs but you had to queue again even longer for it so we gave it a miss.

Had a lovely walk around the wildlife resort next door and I could smell the gravy all the way over on the walkway by the pond. Had to pop in after making my way around the track and had a beautiful carvery. Highly recommended if you're popping in for a bite to eat.

Just wanted to say a big THANK YOU to the lovely people working in the restaurant today. We turned up with my grandmother in a wheelchair at about 1.30pm on an extremely busy Sunday, everyone we came across was really happy to help (and even sorted us out with the last veggie carvery in the house! Can see why it was busy tasty food, top notch place. Thank you!

Always enjoy going back to the garden centre at Wolseley Bridge garden centre. A friend had been told that the carvery was very good, and suggested that we could go. Unfortunately for me it wasn't. Sprouts were rock hard, red cabbage also rock hard. The roast potatoes looked anemiac,so I didn't have any. My plate was swimming with gravy, and unfortunately I couldn't eat half of it. So won't be having carvery again. I will be sticking to the usual menu. I can't find fault with that at all