Tregairewoon Farm kitchen — Restaurant in England

We visited for lunch and departed extremely disappointed by the whole experience. While the location is beautiful, the food and service left a lot to be desired. We ordered three cheese and chutney sandwiches and three teas and had high expectations given the hefty £24 we were charged. We were presented with limp sandwiches in brown paper bags with limited amounts of grated cheese and the lightest spread of chutney. Given the fact we thought we were visiting a 'farm kitchen' there was no kitchen in sight. Instead, we had to order our lunch through a serving hatch and collect it ourselves once it was prepared. This in itself was acceptable given the Covid situation but the lunch was extremely poor. Don't...

Visited today for the first time, and can't wait to go back with other family members! We had really generous, home-made cream teas, brought Victoria Sandwich slices home with us, as well as some delicious home-made kea plum jam. The teas were served properly: a pot with cups and saucers. Everything is prepared in front of you, with even a gorgeous AGA front and centre! The building is light and airey, and the views are stunning. Highly...

Most unwelcomeing, made to feel very uncomfortable, the card machine was slow and was because there are far to many people coming to Cornwall. Said they are trapped in own home. Don't think I will be paying them a visit ever again and I would strongly advise no one else does. Obviously how they...