Betton Farm - Scarborough

Nayvee

First visit to Betton Farm and what a find.. Beautifully refurbished restaurant/tea room set in the small village.
Staff were fantastic , very knowledgeable, very professional and super friendly.
Only had a light snack and coffee (cakes made in their bakery are lush) cheese scone light and fluffy packed full of cheese flavour. Sat looking out the window with beautiful countryside views.
Definitely be back for a meal as the menu looks delicious...
Fabulous courtyard for those sunny days adorned their bakery/shop selling a delicious array of goodies.
Great value for money...
And !!!!! They have a cracking little animal farm with some super friendly animals... star of the show the friendly pig...
A visit to this gem is highly recommended

Hazel Skinner

Had a lovely lunch here. It was gone 2.30pm, so we had the place to ourselves, but it was a fabulous lunch and we would definitely visit again if we are in the area.

Joanne Beetham

We went for breakfast on Thursday morning around 10am,as a family of 8 after attending a wedding the day before.
A lovely end to our over night trip.
The breakfast was beautifully cooked and presented with excellent staff who got all the food and drinks out in a timely manner. The cafe was quite busy for a week day,but plenty of tables free.
We also visited the farm shop which is well worth a look, lots of homemade food/cakes and some lovely gifts.
Thank you Betton farm,a lovely experience.

Kate Kench

Perfect place for a festive catch up. The homemade quiche was delicious! Service was great, stunning views and amazing cakes - will definitely be back.

Preston Lovegrove

Eaten here many times in the past before the refurbishment and since… usually very nice food but today’s meal was awful especially mine. The Prawn sandwich was fine but the
Pork burger bun was dry with no butter, hand cut chips were so thick that they were hardly cooked. Salad was minuscule and Leamonade and lime drinks were warn on a day when it’s 25 degrees!!!
Received an apology but still had to pay the £27 with no redress for the poor experience
I’ll be giving this venue a miss in future and sticking with Walkers who’s food is always excellent?

Lee

Always found this place hit and miss for food, but as it’s nearby today we tried it again and won’t be returning. We ordered a jacket potato with tuna mayo & cheese, it came out like a ‘make your own’ with the fillings in tiny ramekins. When you go out for a meal you don’t expect to have to assemble your own food, the tuna mayo was dry, no sauces left on the table so I could make my tuna mayo, staff was all stood talking in the kitchen, not one worker in the restaurant. My partner ordered the steak pie, he was served a plate swimming in gravy, with 3 pieces of steak plonked under a thick dry pastry lid. When this was brought to us the waitress said ‘do you have enough gravy’ which was clearly a sarcastic comment as the plate was covered in it!
The coffee was nice but I really cannot say the same for the food, it’s gone downhill.
Staff need lessons on customer service, they all looked like they didn’t want to be at work, and would rather stand gossiping in the kitchen.
Theirs far better places to go than this.

David Platts

Brilliant little place, popped in here on our way home for breakfast and we wasn't disappointed. We ate in the popup Tepee which was cosy with some blankets provided.

The Full English was very tasty and filling and they had a good selection of cakes and scones.

If you get chance take a look around the small holding where they are some animals to see.

Great little place and would recommend a visit.

Paul Fisher

Sorry guys ,but the hype on the menu about the cakes from your bakery did not match reality. On the day we visited, the cakes were dry and nothing exceptional. On the plus side, your Coffee (Baytown?) was as delish as it always is.