The Farm Café in Abbotsford is a bit of a mixed bag—think of it as a beautiful country picnic where the scenery is stunning, the food is top-notch, but the ants are really getting on your nerves.

Let’s start with the good stuff: the food is seriously excellent. Fresh, flavorful, and made with care, it’s the kind of meal that makes you feel like you’ve made a great life choice by coming here. Whether it’s breakfast, brunch, or lunch, every dish is a winner. The coffee? Absolutely on point—rich, smooth, and just what you need to start your day.

Now, onto the not-so-great bits. The water service was, let’s say, memorable for all the wrong reasons. Getting a glass of water here feels like a Herculean task, and when it finally arrives, it’s almost an afterthought. It’s like they’ve put all their love into the food and forgotten that hydration is also kind of important.

And then there’s the wait in line, which could generously be described as less than accommodating. You’ll find yourself questioning your patience and possibly your life choices as you wait to be seated, only to be greeted with a level of service that’s… well, let’s just say, they’re not going out of their way to apologize for it.

But, despite all that, the food is good enough to make you overlook the flaws—at least a little. If you’re willing to deal with some attitude and a less-than-stellar water situation, you’re in for a delicious meal in a lovely setting.

So, The Farm Café: amazing food, so-so service. 7/10 would recommend—just bring your own water and a bit of patience.