Local Reviews
In April 2026, IVH62 said about Love Coffee
Love this place! My husband and myself visit every week sometimes for lunch, sometimes for coffee and cake. we have taken friends and family and are never disappointed. Although it is VERY busy, service is absolutely great and the staff are lovely and friendly. There is a breakfast menu that finishes at 11.30. After that its the usual sandwiches, toasties, paninis, jacket potatoes and soup and its all excellent. I can recommend the prawn sandwich!
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In June 2026, Roy chidlow said about Katrina Kitchens
Very friendly and helpful . I highly recommend visiting
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In May 2025, Ruby T said about Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
So glad to see this place up and running again! I decided to bring my partner along to see a place that means a lot to me and he loved it! The actors are amazing and were happy to stop and chat, the ladies in the spinning room and the cottage were so informative and lovely, the shire horses were grand as always and the calves were adorable! Can't wait to visit again sometime! <3
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In May 2025, cb12350 said about Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
11/05/2025. Absolutely brilliant day out with the grandchildren. Fascinating step back in time. Special thanks the farmers wife in the farmhouse, who explained every detail of the farmhouse daily life, to our two grandchildren, who were entranced.!
It was very quiet, we were expecting crowds, but not many people so very tranquil. Lovely cafe with home made cakes, meals.
It’s only just reopened at the farm, after being closed for four years, so maybe word hasn’t got round yet!
We stayed four hours, plenty of parking, and not too much walking for creaky old knees.!
Your missing a treat with your kids if your looking for an old fashioned countryside day out, without a screen in their hands.
All run by volunteers, so come on everyone, give them some support and visit! It’s brilliant!
It was very quiet, we were expecting crowds, but not many people so very tranquil. Lovely cafe with home made cakes, meals.
It’s only just reopened at the farm, after being closed for four years, so maybe word hasn’t got round yet!
We stayed four hours, plenty of parking, and not too much walking for creaky old knees.!
Your missing a treat with your kids if your looking for an old fashioned countryside day out, without a screen in their hands.
All run by volunteers, so come on everyone, give them some support and visit! It’s brilliant!
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In May 2025, colin p said about Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
Very good day out, and it was great to see how farming life was. I must admit to see the magnificent shires working in the fields and being harnessed was a real treat. Tbh would have given a 4 star but worth the 5 stars just for shires, very authentic.
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In June 2025, Char said about Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
It's fantastic to see this wonderful place open again.
The team are fantastic & their passion really shines!
Great place to visit for so many types of visitor from the older farmer for the nostalgia & memories to children with an interest in history. The cafe food is delicious & there are some great demonstrations to emerse yourself in. You really feel like you've taken a step back in time!
The team are fantastic & their passion really shines!
Great place to visit for so many types of visitor from the older farmer for the nostalgia & memories to children with an interest in history. The cafe food is delicious & there are some great demonstrations to emerse yourself in. You really feel like you've taken a step back in time!
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In June 2025, Bridget Anne B said about Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
We visited the farm in early May with our two grandchildren and son and daughter in law and had an absolutely perfect day. All 3 generations were enthralled by the farm and activities available. As it was our first visit we decided to go with a guide and my goodness me what a delight Jo was. She managed to bring to life the workings of the farm engaging our grandchildren for the whole tour which is no mean feat! Her enthusiasm and sense of humour were just perfect. We all had lunch in the Victorian school room and no one was disappointed with their choices and all proved to be excellent value and extremely tasty. A fantastic day out and one not to be missed.
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In June 2025, Sheena H said about Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
Amazing Acton!
Revisited after 30 years, this time with grandchildren, not children. They loved it, had a picnic, listened to shire horse info & asked questions, planted 2 types of beans in an eco friendly compostable container (paper!) ate a fresh radish, played hopscotch, read about farming of yesteryear & generally we all had a fabulous 3 hours.
Revisited after 30 years, this time with grandchildren, not children. They loved it, had a picnic, listened to shire horse info & asked questions, planted 2 types of beans in an eco friendly compostable container (paper!) ate a fresh radish, played hopscotch, read about farming of yesteryear & generally we all had a fabulous 3 hours.
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In June 2025, June W said about Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
A brilliant morning with the heritage farm, very informative with excellent demonstrations by staff. A very nice lunch with excellent cake. Very busy in cafe a little long waiting for 2 of our 8 meals.
Excellent views.
Excellent views.
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In June 2025, Joan J said about Acton Scott Historic Working Farm
Stunning , beautiful countryside , warm welcome , to this heritage farm. Plenty to do and see, lovely busy cafe. Well worth a visit later to The Hall ( by arrangement)
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