Hawarden Estate Farm Shop in Flintshire

Very expensive and food not great quality. We had an overcooked slice of quiche with a couple of salad leaves and two new potatoes for £15. My coronation chickpea sandwich should have had shoestring fries but when they didn’t arrive I had to ask three different people to finally get them….shame as it’s a lovely setting and great decor

This was a very good farm shop with a cafe a year ago. I would have given it five stars. Yes it was a bit expensive but the meat and bakery counters were stocked with quality items plus lots of fruit and veg to choose from and a fine selection of cheeses, jams and cakes. all in all a very good farm shop. Not anymore now it's just a cafe with a few things you can shop for. To call it a farm shop is misleading. It was once not anymore.

Ordered a breakfast, minus 3 items due to allergy. When it arrived the beans were missing. I questioned the waitress and she said she could 'get some'. I said it was OK, as I could not remember if they were included or if I had seen them on the vegetarian breakfast. As it turns out they were included. I have to say that I didn't particularly enjoy the food. And then when I came to pay, I was charged full price ( for half of the breakfast). Well, I have to say that it's the only place where I have been charged for items which would make me I'll if I ate them!

We visited the place for the first time on Friday the 6th of May for a quick lunch we ordered the duck salad and the pork chop steak . Great flavours , especially the duck salad it was an explosion in rhe mouth. Too expensive but at least it worth it . We decided to visit the place today Sunday the 8th of May again with our kids so they could have as well fun . We ordered again the duck salad 2 kids burger and some other plates . Kids didn’t even touch the burger it was awful , no taste bad texture as well as the duck salad this time . Duck was overcooked and obviously someone else cooked it . No standards in the food , girls at service are kind and nice but there was a delay with the drinks for no reason .Overall we are not going to eat there again . Perhaps we will visit it just for coffee .

Just been to a fantastic Easter hunt with my 3 children aged 14 , 10 and 16months. There was so much to do and the weather was gorgeous for it . At the farm shop there is a cafe and a shop with fresh fruit and veg there’s a butchers and there’s and refill station for washing liquid and other supply’s . They now do camping and there is an pick your own orchard which is really lovely to do .there are other events which are on there fb page I absolutely enjoy my visit here .

We had what could be the most expencive Breakfast in the area, it was something like ,£12.95, it arrived on a cold tin plate the home-made Backed beans were cold, not even worm, the local bacon was streaky and cut so thin you could almost see through it, but that wasn't all of it, they had sprinkled parsley all over the fiid and that's all you could taste, then my iced coffee it was nice but really was half a glass at the price of a full glass, Come on milk isn't that expencive you have to serve half glasses of coffee. First and last time will be buying food.. I gave 3 stars because the surroundings and staff were very nice

Café: Excellent food especially the fantastic pastries from the in-house bakery, but the range of dishes available to eat is fairly limited, overly ostentatious and expensive. The outdoor seating area is blighted by smokey fire pits - billowing swirling smoke around the otherwise comfortable and attractive covered area creating a nuisance, and leaving a film of ash on seats. There are electric heaters present so why go to the trouble of making it seem more rustic when it actually has a negative impact on the air quality.

Brief visit, but looks great. I'll definitely return for a good look around. They do sell my favourite chocolate - Tony's Chocolonely, and I've never seen so many varieties! I am wondering whether you can order a large coffee, or whether 'one size fits all'...

Chic London warehouse vibe. Not cheap but good food and an unusual range of products in of products in shop.

Great little farm shop with lots of local and artisan foods for sale. Lovely on site restaurant too, we had an all day breakfast which was lovely and everything had a home made twist right down to the baked beans. Well worth a visit.