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Certificate of Excellence 2019
- Service
- Value
- Food
- Atmosphere
- Excellent222
- Very Good75
- Average16
- Poor5
- Terrible1
Recent Reviews:
- gunner909Dorset, United KingdomTrip Type:Friends getawayCoffee Overpriced - Ripping off the Tourist!
Saturday, 13th July 2019Visited as a group and were frankly quite shocked at the price being charged for a small cup of coffee. It's one shot with added water for £2.80. We visit many cafes on our walks and we have never... Read full review - lynnkirbyChingford, United KingdomTrip Type:CouplesCafe and model village both worth a visit
Sunday, 14th July 2019The food in the cafe was very good. Himself had a tuna sandwich, and I had the cream tea. Sandwich filling was very generous. The scones were very good. We also visited the model village which was... Read full review - pmorton1967Trip Type:CouplesTea for twoWednesday, 17th July 2019We had a lovely dorset cream tea which was very reasonably priced and sat outside in the beautiful gardens in glorious sunshine, frequented by lots of different birds none of which were being... Read full review
Awards
- Regional and Miscellaneous
Food Hygiene Rating - 5 2018
Further Information
Map & Directions
Road Directions
A351 Wareham to Swanage. Use postcode BH20 5EZ for Sat Nav systems.
Public Transport Directions
From the west: the nearest mainline railway station is Wareham (on the London Waterloo to Weymouth line). Catch the number 40 or bus from Wareham Railway Station to East Street bus stop in Corfe Castle.
From the east: catch a train to Bournemouth Railway Station, transfer to the number 50 bus to Swanage, then transfer again to the number 30 or 40 or bus to East Street bus stop in Corfe Castle. Alternatively, at times when the Swanage Railway is running, catch a train from Swanage to Corfe Castle. Tel: 01929 425800 or visit their website: www.swanagerailway.co.uk
Journey planning: Contact Traveline on 0871 200 2233 or visit their website: www.travelinesw.com to look up bus timetables. From 1st January 2019, calls cost 12p per minute plus your phone company's access charge.
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disability awareness training for all personnel
- Guide dogs permitted
- Handrail by steps
- Level access, ramp or lift to a public toilet
- Menus available in braille
- Menus available in large print format
- Ramp to main entrance
Catering
- Cater for vegetarians
- Licensed
- Locally sourced produce
- Serve afternoon tea
- Serve breakfast
- Serve lunch
- Special dietary requirements catered for - Gluten free, sugar free and lactose free.
- Take away service
Children & Infants
- Accept children all ages
- Children's menu
- Highchair
Establishment Features
- Al Fresco Dining
- Available for wedding receptions
- Dog Friendly
- Exclusive hire of restaurant - depending on time of year
- Garden/patio for guests' use
- Groups accepted - pre-booking essential
- Licenced for alcohol
- Locally-sourced produce
- Number of people seated - 80 - including outside seating
- Pets accepted - all dogs welcome
Key Features
- Unique venue
Parking & Transport
- Off site parking - car parking in the village. Coach parking at National Trust car park or Norden Park and Ride.
Payment Methods
- American Express accepted
- Euros accepted
- MasterCard accepted
- Min group size - 10 to qualify for discount
- Solo accepted
- Visa accepted
Travel & Trade
- Group discounts available
- Min group size numeric qualifier - 10 people
- Wi-fi available
Opening Times
| Spring/Summer/Autumn Opening (1 February 2019 - 30 October 2019) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Sunday | 10:00 | - 16:00* |
| Winter opening (1 November 2019 - 31 January 2020) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
* Opening days and hours may vary - please check website before visiting.
Dates and times marked with a '*' are provisional and may be subject to changeRelated
Corfe Castle Model Village and Gardens, Corfe CastleA detailed 1/20th scale model of Corfe Castle and village before its destruction by Thomas Cromwell's army in 1646. Set in an acre of landscaped gardens.
