Having looked forward to our visit as we had done little eating out on our holiday we were left feeling rather flat. As we had our dog with us we ate outside (only assistance dogs inside which we understand) in one of the little summer houses. Said summer house was sorely in need of an update in decor. The food arrived in cardboard packaging which was extremely disappointing and to be honest completely stunned. The wooden disposable cutlery was useless. We are no longer in lockdown and there is no need to cut corners. Small helpings and overpriced, although we shared a scone afterwards which was very fresh and tasty. As mentioned in a previous review The Wee Bear just down the road is much,...
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...
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’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!
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Good spot, nice views, plenty of outside seating when Scottish weather allows. Good cake selection, and amazing taste, but service is very slow. Waited over 20 mins for 5 wraps to be made, but at least this shows all cooked fresh. Gift shop attached, pricey and not much local produce but nice to walk around. Visited 3 times in one week
We were recommended Peel farm by our hosts where we were staying. I had the Chicken broth with brown bread, hubby had a cheese toastie with a side salad.It was absolutely delicious, the soup was like what my mum made, will definitely be recommending it to others.
Afternoon tea was amazing!! Preordered 24hours before we went it did not disappoint. Lots of lovely savoury goodies and sandwiches and the sweet tray was pure Heaven. Three of us went there was enough leftovers to keep the happy two left at home satisfied too!
Very expensive. £7.50 for a toasted sandwich. And £1 extra for each item totalling £9.50 for tomato and onion. And the wait was at least 20 minutes. Coffee was luke warm . Bad experience will not be going again .
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Lovely food, served very quickly. Soup and sandwich, homemade and wonderful. Cake selection fabulous and tasted so good. Friendly staff, who were quick to serve and take order.
I have lived locally for 35 years and I just want to say I don’t think this business cares a jot about local people unless they are easy to boss around
