The Orangery, Lumby Hall

One of my favourite places Always great food and great service The Staff are Always lovely and Friendly even with Social Distancing everything runs smooth.Lovely clean setting either eating inside or out.Will Definitely visit again in the near future

Just enjoyed brunch at the Orangery with my 6 year old daughter. Crispy bacon roll for her, eggs Benedict for me, and then homemade cakes and scones. Really pleasant atmosphere, food was great, very reasonable and friendly service. Can't believe it took me so long to try it.

Original plans were to go to the vets up the road, but saw this venue on route and thought to pop in for a coffee. After looking at the menu, we decided to eat, what a fabulous decision that was! Meal was beautifully presented, with good portion sizes, and even for myself (gluten free) which they adapted meals for me! Staff was so friendly and very helpful! We will definitely be back! Thank you all staff, even kitchen, for been so helpful, friendly and providing a TOP service!

This little gem is in lovely surroundings I visited with a friend and sat in the Tea Room the food was lovely, it is small but quaint. I visited on another occasion with family and sat in the Pit stop which is ideal if you have small children as there are toys and books to keep them occupied while they are waiting for their food. The cafe and Pit stop are completely separate so if you dont want children running about you go into the Tea Room if you have children, enjoy a coffee in the Pit stop while they play.

Called in for a late lunch as I work in the area and many other cafes are shut by 2pm. The service was quick and the waitress freindly (George or Jo). Had a tuna sandwich which came with a side salad and chips/crisps. All very tasty and it was obvious that good quality ingredients had been used. The coffe was excellent and served in a nice big cup, not the usual thimble full most places of this type give you. Not a cheap cafe but it is quality. The cafe itself is in what looks like an old small manor house and is a very attractive and nice place to be.

We recently visited The Orangery and can say without second thought what a lovely place this is! Set in lovely grounds the staff were very welcoming and with a childrens play area it also catered for our grandson. There are a range of toys for toddlers and plenty of room to sit and relax. There is a main café style restaurant but then also a quieter area set within the conservatory. We had a late breakfast there which was very nice, very nice quality food. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. We would definetly recommend this as a place to visit

We visited the cafe today on our club bike ride and were warmly welcomed by the staff, who kindly pointed us in the direction of our reserved table. Once we had settled down and had chance to look over their varied breakfast menu a member of staff came over to take our order. Drinks came along not long after ordering, followed by food a little while after. Almost all of our group had something different off the menu and it was enjoyed by all. Staff were attentive and helpful. We will definitely be back. Recommend booking in advance if there is a large group of you.

I met a friend for lunch at this restaurant, where the food looked appealing. I ordered the quiche Lorraine, which lacked flavor, while my friend ordered the eggs Royale. However, she had to send them back twice as they were raw. When she complained, she was told it was just water from cooking, but this was not the case as the raw egg whites spilled out when cut into. We had planned on having coffee and cake for dessert, but after seeing a young girl (possibly a waitress's daughter) touching the cakes in the display cabinet, we decided to skip it. Overall, the experience was very disappointing, despite the lovely surroundings.

I met up with 2 friends at this restaurant for the first time. I arrived before them and waited in the family area for 15 minutes without being served by any staff. I assumed that in that area, you have to serve yourself. When my friends arrived, we moved to the main cafe room where there were only 2 other tables occupied and a few staff members. We waited for another 10-15 minutes before we had to find our own menus. It took 45 minutes for someone to finally take our order. After ordering a salad, halloumi fries, and drinks, we waited for another 15 minutes before the waitress informed us that they were out of halloumi. We spent an hour in the nearly empty cafe and were unable to even get a...