Easter Peel Farm Coffee Crafts

This is a lovely place for a bite to eat. Great menu, very relaxed and welcoming staff. Couldn't ask for more.

Such a lovely grotto experience today lovely decorated setting and a great Santa! He really made lots of effort to try get my very shy boy to chat with him! We then went over to cafe for a very tasty lunch. Thank you Peel farm!

Visited on recommendation for breakfast. Cute little spot with indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee was lovely but breakfast was pretty pricey for what we got. Service was ok but the dirty aprons first thing in the morning were not pleasant.

I've had a few afternoon teas, but this was THE best I have had. There was so much food, we ended up having to take the cakes away. We will definitely be going back. So we can walk round and see the animals. Staff were lovely and I look forward to our return visit

Cracking cafe serving great coffee and cakes. Shop also worth a visit . Only downside to a lovely meal was inclusion of extra items on burger menu which I felt should have been optional items such as coleslaw and olives. Good pit stop after visiting Glens and Reekie Linn.

I’ve rated Peel farm low not for food or the shop which seemed good but for the poor state of the poultry housing on the nature trail. The hen house is in a sad state, falling apart and inside is piled high with bird faeces. Sad sight especially after you read the sign claiming Peel farm is giving these birds a good home to spend their days. What I saw was far from good animal welfare. Wouldn’t take much time or effort to sort it out Peel Farm!

We have been here several times . This time was dreadful Half toasted sandwich . Fresh salad was anything but . Looked like it had been taken from one plate to another . Limp and lifeless . Cold cappuccino when asked to warm up it came back half full . Was eventually replaced . Attitude to support dogs from one person was exceptionally rude and snappy Overpriced . Two sandwiches . Two cakes and coffee and tea £30.00 Will not be returning . Sad as it used to be well run .

I first visited Peel Farm nearly years ago when holidaying near Glen Isla. I took a patchwork class with a friend. It has seriously diversified and very well done too!However, I agree with another reviewer that the coffee shop staff were not welcoming. I only went in to pay for goods from The Pantry which is sometimes unstaffed. Certainly not friendly.We loved the gift shop arts antiques handknits etc. We also loved the outdoor ‘she’d’ eating areas. Each one unique and appealing.

I used to come here often and thought a nice little trip for myself and partner would be nice. for lunch. Our server was a lovely young girl but whoever is in the kitchen now has dropped standards so badly I won’t be back. Our server told us our main meal may take a while so I ordered some pitta bread and humus to munch whilst waiting. It never arrived. When my lunch arrived I was told the humus was also ready. I ordered halloumi on a bun with salad, crisps, chutney and coleslaw on the side. What I got was half a teaspoon of slaw and a pile of lettuce. My partner the same. I complained and the person in charge took my plate away and brought back what is usually served. Never replaced my part...