Middle Farm
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I went for the lambing and it was lovely but way too busy. I think massively over priced for what it is. Had to cue alot for everything. Had a very small playground for children.
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Great place for adults and children alike. Added fun and awww factor from feeding the lambs this time
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I have visited this place numerous times and usually it's excellent but today's visit was not. We waited ages at the entrance for someone to show us our table that I had booked. I ended up asking a member of staff if we should find our own table and she said yes, as we are busy that will be fine. As we walked into the children's eating area we were approached by another member of staff and she said you can't just find a table you have to wait. I explained I had already asked a member of staff and she basically implied that I was a liar, saying a member of staff wouldn't have said that. I went and found the member of staff concerned to prove my case but she just walked off and wouldn't listen. Her mood continued throughout our stay.she was Very rude and bad tempered. Due to this experience I will not be coming back, ever!!!!!
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Lots to do and to see, good for all ages. Plants on sale. Nice cafe serving hot sausage rolls and pasties.
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Brilliant selection of ciders , good fresh produce , butchers on site. beef and lamb , worth checking out, very clean and nicely set up.
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Haven't visited for a few years, lots of new shops to see. First time I haven't left drunk. Thank you for a fantastic time
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Fantastic collection of local produce, beers, wines and of course cider on draught
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Lovely day out, watching a lamb born and bottle feeding them. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly. Super tea room and farm shop
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Best place to get a cider, lots to choose from. Plants galore and a lovely farm shop for vegetables, meat, cheese and delicious cakes.
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Brilliant afternoon, with the kids!!!... DO IT!!!
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Unfortunatley i didn't enjoy my expreince as much as I'd have hoped. Now I know I am an adult but I've paid for the expreince the same as every other person, and just becuase I don't have kids I was treated completely differently I feel. I enjoyed the animals, and when we went to the farm shop and tearoom we thoroughly enjoyed this. However I paid for an exprience and to feed the lambs I was holding the bottle for 1 second before they said "sorry but there isn't much feed left and there's children" thats fine, I've worked in childcare for 10 years and know to not take that exprience away for a child. However I have paid, and there was alot of people there that I knew th eminute I saw the que there wasn't a chance I was getting a feeding opportunity . I think that had ruined my exprience as alot of people I have seen on other farms being able to hold the lambs, feed them and hold all the baby animals. I saw this farm and was very excited reading the line up but honestly 8 pounds per person and my partner didn't even get to do much either. I'm an adult yes, but the farm isn't just for children. The looks we got walking around from staff and I couldn't understand why. I had such high expectations , I love animals, but I felt it was rushed. 3 stars are for the animals we saw, the tearoom and farm shop. But I won't be back again and 16 pounds for 2 people when we didn't have much to do, no lamb feeding, no pig feeding, no animal meet and greet, will certainly mean we won't be returning.
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Food very good
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Small local farm, with a cafe and farm shop. The food was ok and the shop offered nice selection of locally sourced produce. It does get very busy during peak hours and half terms.
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Excellent day out the kids loved it
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Had a lovely afternoon seeing the animals - sheep, lambs, cows, chickens, baby chicks, rabbits, pigs, goats, guinea pigs, rheas, llamas and horses. Great areas for children to play including the hay barn. Will definitely go back.
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Always great, love the cider and shops
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First time here. Lovely cafe, loads of plants , a great gift shop and well stocked farm shop. Looking forward to goung back this week.
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Enjoyed the tea shop and farm shop. Quality goods and produce, but expensive.
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Most wonderful place for children and the shops are amazing!! 😄😁
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Been going to Middle Farm for so long I can't even remember when I started going; I went there as a kid... I now take my kids there. Its a nice few hours out and isn't heinously overpriced to get in like other places. Nice selection of farm animals and a lovely dairy herd, staff are friendly, farm shop is typically expensive but it is what it is. My partner, myself and our son were quite taken with 'Rodney' the pig who was very vocal and liked a good back scratch.
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Only stopped in for a cuppa which was nice and hot. Pleasant staff and a good menu on offer.
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Convenient to locate. Beautiful coffee shop and farm shop but felt it lacked a few of the fun things for youngsters for instance trampolines, sandpits and bouncy pillow. Very enjoyable though.
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A firm favourite of mine. The cider shed has countless barrells of cider and ale from all over the country including many local varieties.<br>Great interactive farm for the kids and lots of local cheeses, fruit & veg, butchers, jams, preserves, cakes etc.<br>All in all a good afternoon out..😁
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Delicious place to taste cider! Also got to buy some locally made jams. Sat and drank the cider out front and saw the daffodils starting to bloom.
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Relaxed. Loads of fun for kids, parents and grandparents.
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