SAT nav took us to a metal gate and rough ground. Took a while to find the proper entrance. Unfortunately arrived after 2pm and the café closed at 3pm. However the tea and cakes were lovely and nice place to meet up for a chat. The Garden Centre was small, but lots of bargains in their sale. All in all a lovely couple of hours.
Nice place to have a look round and have tea and cake. There was a nice range of gifts and plants and somewhere to have tea and cake. Down a very narrow lane. Had some lovely hanging baskets.
We had good sandwiches. The three of us sat huddled under an umbrella out of the sun. They have about 6 tables inside but noone was in there. Very nice experience.
Angela,Rita and Pat a lovely drink and tea on Pat’s 91 st birthday 🎂 Thank you for Pat’s birthday cake it was a lovely gesture of yours .
The food is exelent... the shop it self a hidden Gem.... by that i mean hard to find lol
But well worth the trip.
Cute, quiet little garden centre and tea rooms, nice rnage of plants with plenty of parking
Post code doesn't take you there, its half way down the lane. Good range of plants and pots as well as aquatic plants.
We get our terracotta pots from this garden centre, they have a wide range of plants and shrubs. Worth a visit.
So lovely and warm and welcoming people.
We were having a stressy day, especially as hubby has mobility issues and the coffee shop was closed.
I just needed a cuppa, but it was closed .
I'd almost had a breakdown with stress.
And the guy's came out offered us a cuppa and talked with us.
Sooooo lovely.
Definitely will go back.
Disabled toilet, so clean.
And the garden centre smells lovely
Nice people. The best.
Couldn't have been a better experience.
Great competative price's.
Massive carpark.
Lovely afternoon tea at Dillywood garden centre. Everything was freshly made, the cakes were delicious and the service was friendly. Left feeling very full, with a doggy bag to take home.
First time here today after a recommendation from a friend, fantastic aquatic centre, helpful and friendly staff. Nice one!
Always friendly, with very helpful advice on Aquatics, a good range of garden requisites - from composts to pots to stoneware etc. And not overun with outlets for designer clothing or poser wellies ! There is a small clean cafe on site, and an adjacent Birds of Prey display which is open on certain days.
Used to be an aquatic centre the place to go for all things pond and tank related that also did plants, pots and garden materials (slate, granite, shingle etc) the focus seems to be shifting more towards garden centre now, that's not to say that a lot of the aquatic equipment has gone but the facility to pick out fish for your project seem to have disappeared. I don't know if that's a temporary transition but there is still a lot on offer. Getting to it can be a bit hairy as it's up a single lane country (lane) and passing points aren't always where you need them, that said there is a large parking area a popular tea / refreshment area and plenty of trolleys to accommodate your purchases.
Nice place to grab what is needed for the garden. A little out of the way but might be worth taking a look.
Lovely to be able to get so close to these beautiful birds and great to get the experience of flying a barn owl .
We came here as we had an experience booked at this soaring heights display centre. We came early so that we could stop at the tea room for a drink. The tea room had bi-fold doors and opened out onto a little patio which was really lovely. The ladies at the tea room really friendly and brought us menus and served us at our table. There was lots of choice and we chose some homemade cakes and drinks. After our experience we had a look around the shop and we purchased a small ornament we also had a look at the fish of which there were many.
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