The Wildflower Restaurant in South Hams

Great little hidden gem of a cafe , only on dry days see opening times , great place to start or end a circle walk over the Downs ⭐️

Lovely hidden spot for lunch, serving from a caravan trailer. Great soups and pittas. Lovely staff.

Very often, cafes in rural locations that have a monopoly over the hungry hikers in the area exploit this monopoly with fairly low quality generic food and disinterested staff. The Wildflour Cafe could not be more different! Amazing cakes (we tried the carrot cake and chocolate tiffin but heard rave reviews from others seated near us on other cakes!) and the food (an understandably limited range with maybe 6-8 items available) also looked fab. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the location is amazing- really interesting short exhibition on farm equipment and history near the cafe too!

Completely magical place. Lovely service, and the best banana cake I've ever eaten in my entire life (make sure you eat as suggested: toasted!). Just wish I lived next door, I'd be there every day.

Superb tasty Salads and interesting Cakes. Open air Cafe tucked between historic farm buildings in a secret location on the South Downs Way.

Truly a fantastic hidden gem.For those that drive there, you park next to the open barn, there are signs.You walk up the incline to around the wall for the cafe. Just wonderful people, very very tasty food and the most relaxing place to switch off for a bit. I wish I lived closer as it would definitely have become a weekly stop.Heads up hot food only served until 3:30pm

So good we had to organise our return ride the following day to revisit. Probably the best cafe food I have experienced. Veggie, vegan food at its best - and I'm no vegetarian. Couldn't ask for more!

After a walk over Newtimber Hill, what could be better than stopping for a cup of tea (and homemade cake) at The Wildflour Cafe, Saddlescombe? It may just be a caravan in the old farm's courtyard, but the ladies fill it with flowers and offer a warm welcome. There is a small unisex toilet close by. Parking opposite Saddlescome Farm is limited. Walk there if you can.

Welcome stop if walking the south downs and even if not definitely worth a visit. Great selection of drinks, cakes and home made food.

We didn't plan to come here at first since nothing was clearly signed at the main visitor parking lot up on Devil's dyke. But we were glad we did. The cafe is nested in a corner of an old farm building and has plants in pots everywhere. The food was great und freshly made in the caravan and was more vegetarian.Would recommend going here anytime especially after a sunday walk.