The Udder Farm Coffee Shop

I have dined at this restaurant several times before, but I visited yesterday for brunch with a friend and we were both very satisfied. I ordered the eggs benedict, which was perfectly cooked, and my friend had the Udder full breakfast, which she described as delicious. Our waitress was polite and always had a smile on her face. The only downside was that the furnishings are starting to look a bit tired - our table had several scratches and marks, so it may be time to consider replacing some of them.

In a region where there are limited options for coffee stops, this establishment was a pleasant surprise during my journey to Bristol Airport. The cafe/restaurant connected to a farm shop is spacious, a little chilly, and lacks warmth, but the coffee was delicious and the view of the Dorset countryside was enjoyable.

This restaurant was incredibly underwhelming in terms of its decor, menu, service, and food. The overall experience was bland, tacky, and tasteless. The quality and presentation of the nearby farm shop far surpasses that of this restaurant. It seems like there was a significant misstep in their approach to creating a farm shop restaurant. The restaurant is no better than a typical motorway service station dining option.

Tables and under tables not clean. Toilets not clean and no paper in some cubicles. Two members of staff just stood chatting by entrance when there's plenty they could be doing, eg cleaning or serving us. Basically if your wanting to charge top dollar for food etc then at least give some service.

We ordered Smashed Avocado on Toast for brunch, have had before and very enjoyable but this time the ciabatta had been heavily buttered (spread) with the avocado on top! We have never had this anywhere before, drizzle the ciabatta in olive oil then Avocado but not spread! Staff always lovely though, would return but just make a different menu choice.