Location: Blandford Forum
Top Restaurants in Blandford Forum
Top Things to do in Blandford Forum
- 1. Royal Signals Museum
- 2. Shillingstone Railway Project
- 3. Hall & Woodhouse Brewery Visitor Centre
- 4. Hambledon Hill
- 5. Blandford Forum Town Museum
- 6. The Blandford Fashion Museum
- 7. Sunny Republic Brewing Company
- 8. Badbury Rings
- 9. St. Peter and St. Paul's Church
- 10. Blandford Forum Indoor Market
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England, United Kingdom Food Guide: 9 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Blandford Forum
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Blandford Forum. Blandford Forum (/ˈblænfərd/ BLAN-fərd), commonly Blandford, is a market town in the North Dorset district of Dorset, England, sited by the River Stour about 24 km (15 mi) northwest of Poole. It is the administrative headquarters of North Dorset District Council.
Things to do in Blandford Forum
9. Marciaâs Farm Shop
Reviewed By lhommed2015
Well I liked it here but Iâm fearful of making this place too popular. Well suited for dog walking and very dog friendly. Millie rates it too. Plenty of parking. Buy fresh milk and other goodies. Draft beer, good coffee. Food still to be tried but I have a high level of expectation.
8. The Gorge Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By bonjgb1009
Just found this lovely little market square café just off the square. It was clean, bright with very easy seating. The staff was very friendly even though we had not been in before and very efficient. The early bird breakfast and a mug of tea was excellent with good portions, well cooked and presented and very good value for money. Would recommend to anyone visiting Blandford.
7. Ginger Viking
Ginger Viking is a local business run by husband and wife duo Alex and Emma, offering the best in local produce within a 25 mile radius of blandford. We promote sustainable products with amazing quality and try to be as diverse as we can. We have an amazi
Reviewed By darrenfraser3
Couldnât ask for more, quite possibly the best scramble eggs ever.....topped off with a fantastic sausage sandwich all from local producers......pop in and give it a try you wonât be disappointed
6. Brasserie 65 - Blandford
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By IAN S
Always found it welcoming. The owner very friendly and attentive. Turkish hospitality excellent. Does good Onlette and the coffee excellent
5. Home Farm Shop and Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By HaywardB_13
Found a review and decided to give it a try, lovely coffee and brilliant fruit cake. Bought some great biscuits
4. Beatons Tearooms - Blandford
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Every Beatons Tearoom and Bookshop exists to give you a peaceful and relaxed experience in stylish yet cosy surroundings. Weâre inspired by society photographer Cecil Beaton and bring gracious hospitality, home made cakes and light meals to your table sev
Reviewed By Roma108
Friendly staff in a relaxing tearoom.Good choice of different teas and coffees.Nice selection of cakes and perfect flapjacks.Afternoon tea was served with good scones and cream.
3. Cafe On Goldhill Organic Farm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
We are an independent business on Goldhill Organic Farm. Open 3 days a week Thur Fri Sat 10-4. Serving homemade food using produce from the farm and other local sources. I love cooking Vegetarian and Vegan food, with more than a nod to Indian Cuisine. We
Reviewed By Fee B
Delicious vegetarian lunch. Good service and a lovely venue! I had the vegetarian burger, it was so tasty, and came with a delicious coleslaw style salad. Also has a freezer of meals to take away.So glad you enjoyed it, thanks for taking the time to write a review. Our veggie burger is a big hit on the menu. Thanks agaimSharon
The 10 Best Things to Do in Blandford Forum, United Kingdom (UK)
2. The Georgian Tea Rooms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
A friendly popular tearoom offering a wide range of refreshments from a hearty cooked breakfast, full lunch menu and afternoon snacks and homemade cakes. We also serve some Gluten and dairy free choices. Our specials board is updated daily.
Reviewed By Fudge03
Why do tea rooms mostly close at tea-time (around 4.30)? And why do they make it so obvious that you are the last customers of the day and they are closing up around you? This place was one of those, and was depressing therefore, and perfunctory. On the plus side, they were dog-friendly. The teacakes arrived with 2 rock-hard pre-wrapped pats of butter. Teacakes are nothing if they are not buttered immediately, allowing all the wonderful butteriness to sink in. So, perfunctory - it avoided a "poor" because of the dog-friendlinessThank you for your review although not very complimentary.Let us address your issues.We can't comment on other tea rooms but our hours are officially 9am until 4pm. However if we are at the tea room we are open.In the morning when we are preparing for the day or in the afternoon when we may be cleaning down.If you have ever worked in this line of business you would understand that everyone has a different preference to how they have things done and because of this we will never please everyone. Our kitchen is small and gets very hot if the butter is left out the butter becomes liquid in the pack which is not good.It would have been nice if we could have been given the chance to have rectified the butter issue for you but if you don't say we can't.Our tea room is run by just the two of us, a husband and wife team. We work long hours but we always have time for our customers and it's especially nice when they engage with us.Yes we are also dog friendly which we are happy to be. Though this can have its draw backs as we can lose custom if people don't want to eat where there are dogs. Again an example that you won't please everyone.Kind regardsWayne and GerryThe Georgian tea room
Where to Eat in Blandford Forum: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Yellow Bicycle Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
We make and bake as much as is humanly possible here in our open kitchen. Locally roasted coffees and locally blended teas. We are a little bit different without being too 'off the wall'! Come and try us. Steve.
Reviewed By gillm392
We went there following recommendations from trip advisor and enjoyed it.Good quality produce but disappointed much of the menu unavailable. No license but excellent coffee. Thank you, that's really kind of you!We are so glad to hear that you enjoyed your visit and that you found us via trip advisor. Apologies if we had sold out of many of our dishes. The fact we had, leads me to assume you visited later in the day when it's true we do sell out of dishes. We believe in making small daily batches to ensure our food is as fresh as possible and on busy days we do tend to run out as lunch goes on, particularly the brunch menu which is available from first thing in the morning.Thank you again for taking the time to post such a lovely review and we hope to see you again soon. Steve and the Yellow Bicyclists
Where to eat British food in Blandford Forum: The Best Restaurants and Bars
