The Foxy Bean Cafe

This was a gorgeous find to sit & enjoy a coffee & light lunch. Very dog friendly. There is no seating inside the cafe, but there is a large barn to sit in if it rains & other areas to sit outside the cafe. There is a gorgeous carved bench where we sat next to a stream. Very therapeutic. You go inside to order food & drink, then they give you a small device which vibrates when your order is ready to collect. Food & drinks are served to cups/trays that can be recycled in the barn. Friendly staff. There are a few parking spaces just as you drive in & plenty of parking at the back. It's quite a stoney walk, so not great if like me, you have mobility issues. The spaces at the front I believe should be DISABLED PARKING ONLY. There were a lot of cyclist's enjoying the cafe when we were there, so I'm assuming there must be a good cycle route. It was a lovely place to relax for a while.

Little gem of a cafe in the Quantock hills, plenty of character with tables situated either within the barn or outside by the river, the food was simple but good (I had a bacon muffin and my husband had the frittata) the cake however was on another level and was HUGEEEE! 😍(we had the bannoffee cake) one slice was enough for 2 of us for 2 days! My only criticism would be that everything is served in card boxes with wooden cutlery, I do rather like a proper plate and cutlery!

What a find. It's a bit out of the way but truly worth that little bit of effort to find it. It's part of a working farm and place beside a babbling Brook. It was a dull drizzly day but it still looked fabulous as you approached. The coffee was superb and the selection of cakes and food is excellent. When you enter, you are greated with a walm and friendly welcome. If you are in this area, make the effort, you will not regret it.

Popped in after a walk nearby, what a lovely place! There's a good selection of cake and drinks, we didn't have lunch but the food sounded nice. There's art hanging from the walls, a couple of sofas, and a kids area in one of the covered outside areas. Dogs are welcome outside, I'm not sure about inside. There's also a field to tie up your horse! I think this place will really come into it's own in the summer, there's a stream running alongside that you can sit by, and tables out the front which were busy even on a slightly chilly March afternoon. Looking forward to going back.