Cafe @ Cedar Farm — Restaurant in Chorley

I'm not a big fan of leaving a negative review and always try to look for the positives no matter what but this experience was just to difficult to find any positives, first of all we where questioned as to if we where just having a drink or snack as apposed to a meal, as there is somewhere else at the farm that does snacks, basically if your not spending out on a meal eat elsewhere, the wall behind where we sat which you head would rest on should you put your head back had a nail protruding from it, had I put my head back it would have gone into my head, every table door frame counter all had large areas where the paint had worn off, it's drastically in need of a makeover, I think everything I mentioned wouldn't have seemed so bad had the lady who greeted us attitude been a lot better, the food was well presented and nice everything else was so...

Food always very good here. The chef in the cafe is very talented had the minestrone soup anywhere else I would hate it but here the ingredients perfectly created a outstanding soup. I had the cedar farm salad to follow so tasty and portion sizes are very generous. I've come a regular at this place because the taste and quality of the food and the taste exceeds my expectations every time. From their tasty salads, pasta and quiche to their wonderful soups and chilli it truly is a place that focuses on taste. The staff here are always friendly and professional and help enhance the experience. I've tried to add the various dishes I've had so you can see how good there food looks, and trust me Lucy the Chef is very talented and...

This is an unassuming cafe on the grounds of a farm which hosts small boutique shops as well. The first thing that peaks one's interest is the small outdoor court where seating is available aplenty. There is a mini front veranda which leads you inside with seating down and upstairs. The staff were lovely, professional and enacting safe PPE (July 2020). The menu was quite similar to small cafe and eateries. We loved our filled croissants and the Welsh rarebit. It is fair to say that they know how to fill plates! The salads accompanying the croissants were plentiful and wholesome. It was delicious. One minor point might be the quality of the tea, but the coffees and soft drinks were great. a lovely venue for a day out...