Very pleasant tea room and cafe close by the heritage sites of Worsley. There is a garden and…read moreindoor seating. Staff are accommodating and although advertised to close at 1600 ( too early) I had a cream tea at 1600. All good, recommended. They do light lunches too, I am sure that they are good.

Value for money. Small family-owned farm with their own farm shop, coffee shop and very…read morechildren-friendly! I didn't go into the shop but did get time to enjoy cream tea in the cafe. For only £2.50, I enjoyed a pot of tea, with extra hot water should I have fancied more, a warm home made fruit scone served with clotted cream and jam! It was delicious! The staff were lovely and checked to see if I enjoyed the scone and if I wanted a bacon sarnie to take with me! The coffee shop also had some farm-themed gifts, greeting cards and nik-naks for giving your home a touch of country feel. The place had been newly finished with extra seating inside next to a cosy log burner. There is also extensive seating outside where there is also a mini bouncy castle! I will be popping by again to pick up some meat soon but wanted to share it with you Yelpers now as its a bit of a hidden gem. Bring your family here this weekend (if the weather is not too grim)!

This is exactly the type of place I've been searching for since moving to the area. All other…read more'butchers' I've been to around here don't stock the cuts of meat I'm usually after...bone in pork shoulders and beef ribs or they are overly expensive. Here they will butchers cut you wish as they deal in whole carcass and the prices are very reasonable...£3.50 for brisket and beef ribs is very cheap compared to most places. It is a very clean place considering it's on a farm. There is also a tea room and small pet shop to visit.

Believe it or not we found ourselves in this little corner of the countryside without knowing a…read morething about the country park just over the road! Leaving Altrincham on a weekend and just wanting somewhere for a cup of tea was our aim. Well thankfully the manageress was more than happy to tell us all about the local area. I had a tea cake with jam for a £1 and a cup of tea for little more than that again. The place was nearly empty but i imagine from the ample car park that in season it's busy enough. There was a little outside seating area with sofa's and it appears the farm opposite (of which the cafe was the barn) ran pony rides and the like for visitors. The food was very nice, there was an impressive selection for an off season cafe that felt out of the way. It was clean and welcoming and very cheap. I see a great many 5 star reviews for the neighboring National Trust site and so for anyone fancying to make a day of it i would say here is your mid afternoon tea. In fact here's your lunch, their full menu looked good as well and the prices remained reasonable. A little hidden gem we felt and well worth a visit.

If you've got kids and are looking for somewhere to wear them our for a few hours as well as…read moregrabbing a bit to eat then this is the place to come on a sunny day. Red House Farm has got a great outdoor play area consisting of a large sandpit, complete with an array of buckets and spades, a small 'track' where there a couple of mini electric cars (coin operated), a play house, a digger (again coin operated I think) and several slides, swings and seesaws to suit littles and slightly bigger kids. They've also got a café complete with outdoor seating if it is a nice day and a simple but honest menu consisting of hot and cold sandwiches, toasties, salads, jacket potatoes and platters, as well as a small selection of kid's meals. They try and source produce locally which is always great to see and also have a mighty fine selection of cakes if you just want a cuppa and a something sweet. I had the delicious home roasted beef and blue cheese platter which came with a selection of salads and crusty bread, although they were a bit mean and only gave me one small slice which wasn't really in balance with the amount of beef and cheese, although they were happy to provide more when I asked. My daughter could have easily spent all day here and it was a great outdoor alternative to the horrors of soft play so we'll definitely be back.

Love this place! Great for coffee and a cake or a light bite, can definitely recommend the…read morehomemade quiche! There are things for the kids to do, bus as our are a little old I can't really comment on them, but they look like fun! Everything is cooked pretty much in front of you and it's a friendly place. Definitely worth a trip out

Quaint little place with concessions like the trader's outlet. Lots of jewellery and sparkles...I…read morewas drawn in like a magpie. Lovely little tea room at the back too, they do GF afternoon tea, I'll be trying it at some point. Worth a look for something a bit different and if you're bored of chains

The food was excellent. I got cheese and onion pie (lunch) and tried the chocolate challenge…read more(which we failed dismally). The chocolate was to die for...totally scrumptious. The service was really good with friendly and knowledgeable staff. I'll be back for sure. The prices were good also. The seating was good and the wait was not long ( although I booked ahead of time).

The best Patissier and Chocolatier in North Manchester…read more Any time I drive into Manchester (which is very often) I have to drive past Slattery's and always manage to make some excuse to pop in. I shouldn't have to make an excuse to go here - It's excellent. The ground floor is their outstanding chocolate and cake shop - definitely worth spending some time here tasting and choosing what they have on offer. Their selection of over 40 celebration cakes on display are stunning - you'll find yourself staring at them like some sort of art. A few of the wedding cakes are pushing £1,000.. asking if it would be worth it? For me, yes! Their cakes are amazing - no wonder Wayne Rooney bought his wedding cake from here and had it shipped to Italy. You'll find me with my face pressed up against the viewing window where you can watch the cake decorators working hard to perfect these masterpieces *drool* I'm certainly not planning my wedding or anything but I already know that there's a massive possibility that my cake will be from here. On the first floor is an elegant restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and of course CAKE. The menu is fab and I haven't heard anybody mention a bad word about it. I have yet to visit the restaurant and I hear that unless you book weeks in advance you've no chance of getting in, but this only makes me want to try it even more and it is certainly on my list. In the past I have bought baskets from here and made my own hampers, mainly for family or friends at Christmas time - consisting of chocolates, hand make cakes, biscuits, marmalades, wines etc (all locally sourced). Safe to say these always go down well. If you have a sweet tooth, this is somewhere you should definitely visit.

Great place to take a friend or to arrange to meet. The staff are helpful and friendly…read more All on level for our less able friends. The food is well presented and tasty from Breakfast to burger i recommend this place!

Tucked away from the main shopping streets of Chorlton this place is worth walking to…read more A tiny little cafe with about 4 tables it's what I call bijoux if I'm feeling a bit pretentious. This place is not pretentious I hasten to add! The owner and waitress were delightful. The owner seems to be multi talented as he painted the tree mural on the wall, does DIY for poorly friends, and makes delicious cakes. He also managed to be very hospitable when my friend and I showed up at closing time. Probably more than I would be. My friend had an orange and poppy seed cake that was moist and delicious. She had a cappuccino while I had a hot chocolate. I also had a chocolate chip cookie that was nice but not nearly as good as the cake sat in front of my friend. I will definitely return for cake and the friendly atmosphere.

The Gay Village is one of my favorite Manchester neighborhoods and one of my favorite places to…read morevisit there is this tea room. Each time I visit I am taken back to a time when high tea was not only expected but proper. The scones are absolutely to die for! Freshly made, onsite. The sandwiches, teas, and bubbly are always spot on. Service is just what you would expect. Proper and welcoming. They've got drag tea hours that never seem to match up with my schedule when I am in Man. One of these days... Nonetheless, I am eager for my next visit to this proper English tea house.

Yae not really a fan. And I really wanted to be…read more First the positive. - nice location inside the gay village (yes that the official name of the neighborhood ) - very nice and friendly staff and waiter. - good selection of teas and the teas have been tasty. But now to the rest a teatime should be sacred time with loved once an hour to relax calm down and enjoy good tea and food. We had the queens tea and it comes as a full high tea with scones, sandwiches and sweets. While the service - as already mentioned was great (they switched one set to vegetarian sandwiches) - the sandwiches have not been. The toast was a bit try on the edges and the actual spread and creations have been lackluster to be friendly. The chickpea vegetarian was the best by far. The scones clearly made in house fresh and really good tasting. But they have been more like a bead bun in consistency- but together with the clotted cream very very good. Just not really scones. This tea room also did disappointed me with just serving a tiny glass of industrial made strawberry preserves. They also only serve one "scone" per person and did not offered any more sandwiches or scones. And then finally the "sweets" the Richmond tea room takes that word very very literal. Besides a macaron and a little passionfruit tartlet they served two pieces of cake that have both been tasting like sugar only. While looking ok they just had no taste whatsoever other than just being overly sweet. No fruit flavor or distinctive taste. Since I left mine untouched since they were just not good maybe that why they don't offered more sandwiches or scones. All in all it was just not the teatime I was looking for spending with my husband as quality time we slowed down drinking the tea but we did not really enjoyed the food and that messed up the experience. Sadly. Starting with five stars I'll take one of for the stall sandwiches, another one for uninspired sweets and a third for the jam and overall price / quality relations. Since I would have lived with it when it would have been a cheap teatime in a restaurant, but it's a location that ha w tea room even in the name.