Garden Centre - Carte

The restaurant always has a great variety of plants available, including herbs, flowers, fruit trees, and shrubs. They are always healthy and well-maintained.

Friendly staff who happily obliged when we needed a new coffee. The first one was so weak it was hard to discern any coffee taste at all. Very nice sandwich but not worth the £6 paid for it. Nice place to mooch around but a bit pricey for food/drink.

Visiting the Garden Centre, we popped into the café for a hot chocolate and cakes for the kids. Quick service, reasonably priced with very nice hot choc. Free water for the kids. Lots of seating and tables though not cleaned down that often. An OK pit stop. Voir le carte

I visited this restaurant with my three granddaughters, aged 3, 4, and 6 years old. Unfortunately, there was an issue in the kitchen that day, so we were only able to order from a limited menu. The children enjoyed their food, which arrived promptly. I decided to order the jacket potato, which was decent but nothing outstanding.

We went for breakfast. Having not had a good experience before, it was a second chance. We will not be returning. Breakfast had obviously been precooked. My mushrooms and tomato were dried up. Bacon very well done . 2 slices of toast £1.50. Bill of £20 for 2 breakfasts and drinks. The staff were pleasant but not well trained. All in all they really need to get a grip. And not everyone appreciates being addressed as You guys

Our first visit, meeting friends for lunch. Sign said no hot lunches being served so we opted for soup for one of us and a sandwich for the other. I asked if the soup came with a roll, was informed that it didn't so I asked for one. No rolls but they could provide bread and butter. OK, I ordered this. When it came there was one slice of bread already buttered that's what you do for children! The cost of this slice of buttered bread was £1.50 !! I'd like to know their justification for this. Voir le carte

I drove 6 miles to the last Wyevale in Swindon to try their Wimbledon Afternoon Tea for two special, advertised to be served from 2pm. Despite arriving at 3:40pm on a Sunday afternoon, with the garden centre closing at 4:30pm, I was told that the kitchen was closing down and they could not accommodate me. When I asked the lady at the till until what time the afternoon tea was available, she replied, "I don't know, I just work here." I was very disappointed with my experience and won't be returning. Next time, I'll try Dobbies, which is closer to home.

I visit the garden centre regularly, but this was the first time I ate at the cafe. For a Saturday I was pleasantly surprised. The large cappuccinos were tasty and good value for money. There was a fantastic selection of home made looking cakes, although we didn't have one this time round. I would definitely go there again for tea and cake. After a browse in the garden centre we returned for a late lunch. Thankfully the kitchen was still doing hot food, the panini and cheese and baked beans jacket potato was well presented with salad and coleslaw. The food was adequate if not a little pricey. The soft drinks were very expensive, but they do offer free table water which is in a jug near the c...

My parents live local and have used this garden centre for years. They like the fish and chips. Average to me). Our last visit to the cafe was disastrous. Upon arrival, no hot meals, just overpriced sandwiches £6+ for a sandwich). It was 135pm and I noticed the afternoon tea for 2 at £14 with sandwiches, cakes and drink. Not bad value I thought. I knew it wasn 't 2pm but asked and was met with. It 's not 2pm I asked as there was no meals and sandwiches looked unappetising if they could help. No, it 's not 2pm . No budging. My mum went for some fruit bread and my dad was offered the last macaroni cheese. Meal). With 1 cup of tea and a coffee it was over £12. Ouch. Upon sitting down we noticed... Voir le carte