Oast Farm - Carte

Called in for coffee and cheese scones ...really good... very friendly staff and helpful also another bonus its dog friendly

Unpretentious little place with good, freshly made hot and cold food for a relaxing lunch. Shop alongside with a range of fresh and local produce.

Excellent impromptu lunch as a date night in the afternoon! Food was fresh and the service was excellent. Really nice sitting outside too and enjoying some sun. Highly recommend and we will definitely be back Voir le carte

because of our self-insulation by vulnerable age group, judith had brought my articles to the door and my card for payment near the car. all precautionary measures were well organised for the safety of employees and customers. another excellent service in.

we invited to lunch after a walk. the staff was great and happy to make a sandwich that was not on board and gave us great advice on their selection of apple juices. the food proportions are very generous and the acidic teigbrot is amazing. this was our first visit, but not our last.

I visited here with my mum recently. It was such a lovely place, and the two ladies in the tea room were so friendly and helpful. They did everything they could to help with my mum who has dementia. We only stopped for a drink,...but the drinks were lovely, and we had a very memorable time. Voir le carte

Having nearly completed the Weald Way this is the first cafe we have come across next to the footpath. On a very hot day we stopped for a pot of tea. It was good to be asked if we would like a jug of water....The tea and coffee were reasonably priced. Unfortunately we didn't eat, the food looked good. If we are in the area in the future we will return

Lovely visit today to the cafe with hubby and baby daughter followed by some fruit picking on the farm. The ham, spinach and egg on sour dough toast (the bread is from the famous, local bakery, Flint Owl) was absolutely delicious, while hubby voucher similarly...for the bacon sandwich. Very friendly service from all we met there and the lovely chef even brought out some wooden toys for our daughter to play with. Next to the cafe is a lovely farm shop with interesting Sussex produce some of which we bought. Will definitely be back to do it all again!

while the caffe is still closed because of the covid pandemie, the hofladen makes a roaring trade and also quite right! the pass is no longer; beautiful fresh fruit and vegetables, delicious brote and cake, fresh local cheese and butter, beautiful...fresh eggs, house made preserves from various delicacies. the garden cakes sold in the shop are by far the best I have ever eaten! I even liked a few bonnets, especially today! lizzie, bob, james and judith make the most beautiful task to offer us their load (and caffe when it is opened again) in our village. something I am very proud of! many thanks! Voir le carte