Isle of Wight Donkey Sanctuary Café — Restaurant in England

there was hardly anyone around the donkey Sanctury when we visited for afternoon tea, so the choice was limited & I have to say, the prices were on the high side, but that's OK because the place is a charity & therefore people expect to pay a higher price for food & drink + souvenirs from the shop. The place itself is in a beautiful location & has extensive views of the surrounding countryside (lucky donkeys!). The staff are lovely here too & they are helpful & knowledgeable. The Grazers Café has outside seating (as well as indoor) & depending on the time of day, you can expect freshly made food served to you (including cakes!) of varying types. On site parking is free...

This place was OK for food as it did the job. It is however, effectively a large barn that is able to heat up a panini.

Due to covid it is working on a restricted menu allowing it only to be able to serve the odd sandwich, panini or cake. As mentioned does the job but nothing special. The main attraction here is seeing the donkeys of which the view is limited to when sitting down to eat here. Although the service was good and food adequate, my personal reccomendation would be to bring a pack lunch and sit and eat it on the benches watching the donkeys. Then you can spend your money in the neighboring gift...

This cafe, at the donkey sanctuary, was brilliant! Rustic cafe inkeeping with sanctuzry but really clean and well kept. Great choice of drinks, snacks and meals. Wasn't cheap, for a cafe, but good quality food so worth it. Staff were very friendly...