Notcutts - Carte

Love the farm shop. The garden centre is always a nice walk but rarely purchase as the plants are very expensive

The bacon was overcooked to the point of being crispy and burnt, and the side salad was unappetizing. I informed the waitress about my disappointment, but instead of apologizing, she just smiled.

Very frustrating. I queued for half an hour to wait for 2 coffee's and a scone, it was only because my muns Diabetic and needed a drink that I waited. The lady doing drinks was rushed off her feet while the young man on the til was just stood there, waiting to take the money! Could he not help with drinks at busy times when there's a queue Voir le carte

Had a lovely giant cheese scone however, the two tiny pieces of butter they allowed me to have was ridiculous and stingy. I asked the lady if I could BUY one extra piece of butter she looked down her nose at me and in a cold flat tone she just said NO. Won't be going back. Politeness costs nothing. Wouldn't even sell me one more tiny piece of butter. I should've put the scone back. Sour face service

Very slow in the coffee area. Need to do some different planning of service and need extra staff. The lovely pregnant lady was rushed off her feet. Look after your staff. The actual garden centre was beautifully presented and credit due to all the hard work that has been put into it. The new area which has now opened was beautiful and a lovely display. Credit to all of you. Keep up the good work. 'Well Done ' xxxx

Oh boy, if you're looking for the best fish and chips, you won't be disappointed. We visit Welbeck several times a year as avid gardeners, and we've had their fish and chips four times this year already. Everything is served piping hot, and the batter on the fish is amazing. The service is exceptional, and we believe these are the best in Nottinghamshire without a doubt. We highly recommend them and will definitely be going back again. Voir le carte

I always enjoy visiting this restaurant and shop. There is a diverse selection of items to purchase and artworks to admire. I appreciate the recent refurbishment and layout changes as it has opened up more space and introduced new items of interest. The farm shop is consistently excellent. The cafes are also very good, and it appears that they have added a new take-away coffee service next to the farm shop. It is definitely worth a visit. The establishment is also wheelchair friendly.

Garden centre was good, large and almost like visiting a botanical gardens. Didn't seem too over priced for a garden centre. We ate in the restaurant the food was fine but there were more people than tables (we shared with some lovely strangers). They were displaying the wrong specials menu but didn't seem to do anything about it even when people kept trying to order from it. Chap at the till coughed into his hand a few times and wiped his nose a few times with his hand (I was standing in the queue a long time) and didn't go and wash his hands, which was a little concerning as he was serving tea and milk as well as operating the till. But overall it was a very pleasant experience.

Joined the very long queue with hope that it was just the onset of a busy period but 20 minutes later was still in the queue waiting to pay a lady who’s job it was just to stand there and wait for people to pay whilst one young girl was rushed off her feet trying to cope with all the drinks she had to make! She did not stop whilst the woman on the till twiddled her thumbs just waiting to take the payments! Also while there several of noticed other ladies coming out and putting the odd cup out and rearranging the cutlery and wiping down the odd work surface behind the counter whilst this poor young lady was rushed off her feet and clearly could not keep up with the now even longer queue! No s... Voir le carte