Buttercups Tearoom

Food nice but a little small on portions especially for the price. Bit of a mother and toddlers group late morning. but no naughty ones while I was there, so not a problem!! Alpaca are a bit ignorant, but the goats were friendly enough.

Lovely big barn conversion into a tea room, well thought out and great furniture. Food was delicious. My only criticism is there wasn't any menu's on the tables and the cakes weren't labelled in the cabinet. Not everyone likes to ask about prices or food availability. They have a secure paddock for dogs to run around off lead, which just needs booking online, which is a great use of the space they have. Fantastic first impression, we will be back!

Had a stop here today 17th Feb 2023 whilst driving around the countryside with a few other cars. The car park is very large and easy to access. The tea room is in a purpose built large barn fitted out with tables chairs and so comfy sofas. They have a hot food menu and today had six huge lovely looking homemade style cakes which we chose over the menu, we were given very generous slices of cake that we washed down with a nice coffee. They were really good.... The access is easy for abled and disabled and wheel chair access is possible. The on site toilets were clean and tidy and the cubicles are large with hand basins and blow hand dryers, three single cubicles and a larger wheel chair access one with baby changing facilities all unisex separated suitably. It was quite busy but service was reasonably quick. The tea room is located behind a field filled with alpacas, goats and geese which you can feed with food bought on site, you can also visit the cows in the cow sheds. There's also an indoor play area for young children called smallville role play. I think in the summer they also have a further play area and picnic tables outside the tea room. For eating food bought on site. At the rear of the plot there is a knots and tangles pet grooming service and a large fenced field which you can hire to let your dogs run free. The signs said that there is also Missy's emporium not too visible on this visit but we thought it referred to the stone figures of various animals and some old style farm bits that were for sale.

Family enjoyed the Alpaca walk followed by a superb afternoon tea. Great afternoon for all the family.

Loved this place, initially stopped for a drink. Ended up with tea and cakes food for animals and time in gift shop ,85 year old mum loved the animals and wheel chair access, only 1 minor was car park uneven for mum with walker but no real worries as we helped her to path and she was fine, cake was amazing