What a great little breakfast spot - cannot wait to go back to try a few more things. We had the…read more#3, which is just a little smaller version of the classic English breakfast. The food stuffs were great, but the bread probably could have had just a little less than a tub of butter on it (I could see my friend's arteries clogging while we chatted over breakfast). I had the Lorraine quiche, which was lovely. The cole slaw, though, was not edible because there was so much mayonnaise. The pastries looked amazing - I definitely will have to try one of those next time - maybe for cream tea or something like that (since the scones looked spectacular). The coffee was EXTRA large - I'd suggest not getting the large if you're not planning to be near a bathroom for a while. The main thing about this place is the view - right there on the sea. The parking lot is of decent size, but you can always park on the street. Even during the winter the place gets packed up, so be sure to grab yourself a table first thing you do when you walk in the door - THEN order. Silly set up for sure, but it is what it is.

Staff are quick and responsive, good food and drinks. Definitely can tell why this place is always…read morebusy

The setting is beautiful. The staff are friendly. A bit costly for regular food. Definitely…read morepaying for the view.

...been here a couple o' times for lunch and not been disappointed. Can be very busy Fri-Sun, but…read morenot so bad in the week. The food is really good, expensive but ample portions. The coffee is excellent, as are the pastries. Highly recommended

Not too far from Ferring and daughters so had a small snack and tea on the way. Very nice indeed…read more Lovely owners with a delightful welcome. My wife can recommend the scones and I can, most definitely, suggest the croissants.! Just the job to compliment their oh-so-well made coffee. Plenty of other selections to go for. This eaterie has been quite a success, as far as I can see..even our local Journalist goes here, among others!! Isn't that right, Paul!!!

What a fantastic way of showing kids where food comes from and how it's grown…read more Staff very helpful. Place very clean and tidy. Pick Your Own. From May till September. Free entry. Tractor rides to get you to the fruit or veg you want. ( also free ) So much choice. Great day spent with kids. Got loads of goodies very cheap. Played Peter Rabbit in the strawberry fields. Really was a great day out. Really recommend. Then stopped at the tea rooms for a drink and some food. Very tasty and still quite reasonable. They also have car boots on a Sunday ( I haven't been to this one but have heard it's quite good ). All the fresh air, the kids slept well. I thought we'd be there maybe 2 hrs? We were there nearly 4 1/2hrs completely lost track of time.

Great day out for all the family. Used to go here, and still do with my kids for strawberry…read morepicking, and other fruits. Do a picnicthat's nice, but there is a farm shop that does a nice little lunch/teas/snacks. You save quite a bit of cash by picking your own, especially here. This was THE original garden centre in this areawell established

This vineyard is great as they actually organise tasting events and tours of the vineyard which you…read morecan learn so much from. The settings are absolutely beautiful and the staff and owners really friendly. The wine is excellent as the soil is such good quality in this area. The Chardonnay grapes are as good as on the continent as is the Pinot Noir. The wine is available directly from the shop (discounts for bigger orders). They also host weddings here and its an ideal and original place to do so in my book!

Aly, who gives the tour, is both eccentric and funny (some intended, some not!). Her knowledge on…read morethe subject of viticulture is excellent and she is all too happy to take question after question, even if it means over-running the session, to the mild irritation of Paul her other half! The cream teas they provide on arrival are spot-on, and the perfect start to the tour. As to the quality of the wine, well the UK are a long way behind the best in Europe of course, and each wine will suit one person's palate and not another, but Aly's wines are made with infectious enthusiasm, she tends to her vines with the care you might expect someone would only afford rare flowers.. pruning each vine personally and almost single-handedly (all 8 acres of it!) I would recommend this tour without a moment's hesitation. For their sheer endeavour Aly and Paul deserve every bit of success that (hopefully) comes their way, and I wish them the very best of luck..

I went here with my mother a few months back for a coffee and a spot of lunch…read more After deciding on a ceaser salad I was absolutely disgusted. It was that awful bagged catering chicken that comes in weird knobbly tiny gristle shaped lumps with some withered lettuce and saturated in a very cheap and disgusting ceasar sauce that certainly had no anchovies or Parmesan in the ingredients. To top it off no croutons and stale brown bread. This is another one of those places that looks nice on the outside but unless you want anything more complex than a coffee and a slice of cake it's really one to avoid