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.

Visited Bramall Hall on a trip to Manchester and loved it. We took a picnic and sat in the grounds…read moreto eat, then took a tour of the house. Beautiful old fire places and artefacts. Really helpful staff to answer questions. Signs and video screens around to read or not read as you choose. The gardens were spectacular and we bought duck food to feed the ducks and geese. Parking was a problem - the "large car park" was not large an probably had 30 spaces. This with another smaller car park was not enough. We did a trip with a multisite pass for Bramall Hall, Stockport Hat Works and the Air Raid Shelters in Stockport - highly recommend this day out!

A large park / small estate with an impressive timber-framed hall, ponds, playparks, Bramall Hall…read morewas once the seat of the Davenport family and is now owned by the local council. It is a great place to take visitors and children alike; the hall itself is very impressive.

This place is amazing. Just about everything is homemade including the pies, cakes and desserts…read more Probably the best chips I've ever had - and the prices are rock bottom. Highly, HIGHLY recommended.

Brownie a a bit too sweet for my taste but it pretty good…read moreThe vegan banana chocolate cake was amazing Art of tea signature is Pretty good Service was fast and the people who works there are really nice Ambiance is relaxing even if it next to the road

My favourite hides hole! Lovely food, although the lunch menu tends to have a lot more to it than…read morethe evening menu. I strongly recommend the hot beef sandwich! There's a book shop to the back, but don't expect it to be in any kind of order, more of a horders den really. The books aren't especially cheap, but there's a decent selection if you're prepared to hunt about a bit. Free wifi, and a pretty good place to get some work done during the day, gets a bit livelier at night and has more of a bar vibe Friday/Saturday nights :)

Well this a a turn up for the books. The Ash used to be a pub but it closed down and now it has…read moreturn in to a dear tea room. It doesn't look like much on the outside but when you go in your welcomed by a lovely cake shop with some fabulous wedding and birthday on display. You walk through the cake shop to the back in to the tea room which is just how a tea should be. Big french doors open on to on to a lovely garden with wild flowers and roses. There is a small play area too. We had breakfast there and it was lovely. Happy runny yolks and hot buttery toast. I check out the menu you they do, do a number afternoon teas but it is best to book for that. They also have an area where you have small parties. On our way out we checked out the Chocolate shop and the chocolates and fudge we got was great. Check the chocolate chilli fudge, as a bit of a kick but works very well. I am planning on going back for afternoon soon and I'll update this review then.

This is a place that's quite close to work and we use it for mini-celebrations. It's a lovely…read morelittle place with a smallish menu but all the food is homemade and very tasty. The service is good and if I had one issue to raise the portion sizes are on the smaller side. Would I go back? Yes, and I have!

I really really really like this place - in fact it was that much of a pleasurable cake and tea…read moreexperience that I'm gonna give it 5 stars! Having a rare afternoon off recently and having our oldest child in nursery, my wife and myself had a quick trip down here and treated ourselves to 3 cakes and tea between us - the salted caramel cake was amazing and the tea tasted lovely in proper china cups. You can eat in or out with just a small number of tables for the even smaller number of days of sunny weather. I hear the afternoon tea is excellent (my wife goes regularly) - I really need to get here again soon and check it out. Tea and cake FTW!

A cute little cafe hidden away on Burton Road in West Didsbury! The owner is really lovely and…read morefriendly, and they are allergen friendly. We visited this cafe for afternoon tea, and they offer gluten-free options! You get a scone (GF available) with clotted cream and jam, savory pastry (not GF but she'll give you an extra scone), finger sandwiches (GF and veggie options available!), and TWO pastries! (GF also available; portions are HUGE!). I tried the GF elderflower and lemon loaf and the GF triple chocolate brownie; both were delicious. They also take cake orders, and offer customizable treats depending on your allergies. It's a lovely and inexpensive treat; will definitely visit again!

Often looked at this cafe as we have enjoyed the gardens, decided to give it a try as it was my…read morebirthday, what a disappointment, the guy serving was unfriendly, unhelpful and the coffee was so bad we could not drink it, and went down the road for a nice one. We did not bother to complain, as he was so disinterested serving us, we thought we may as well save our breath. The other reviews say it is great so maybe it was an off day, but not sure I would try it again!! Should be a little goldmine in that location, and with that view, such a shame

The cafe has new management this year and their enthusiasm and experience is really showing. The…read morefood and drink are all outside due to Covid but when the wind allows, they put gazebos up for shelter if needed. They now have hot sandwiches and homemade soup on offer as well as cake and drinks. And also offer breakfast options. Lovely surroundings and great service. At the moment the toilets are not open but I know they're working on getting them open. Also in school holidays the local school puts on a hearts trail which is a lovely way to see the park and fun for the kids. The trail sheets are available for a voluntary donation at the cafe. Highly recommended.