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“Local seasonal produce & food, made with love” Welcome to Home Farm Café Located on the Parke estate, near Bovey Tracey, Dartmoor, Devon Open 10am to 5pm Daily Drinks, cakes & scones available all day Brunch Menu 10am to midday / Lunch midday to 3pm
Home Farm Café, Bovey Tracey: See 576 unbiased reviews of Home Farm Café, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #1 of 21 restaurants in Bovey Tracey.
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Food allergies and intolerances: Prior to placing your order, please speak to a member of the team about ingredients in your meal. BRUNCH – served 10am-12pm. Mango Lassi (GF, V) £3.50 Greek yoghurt, honey & mango drink. Home Farm Granola (V, VG*) £8 Greek yoghurt, mixed seeds, orange honey & fresh fruit.
This delightful café is set in the beautiful grounds of Parke, a 250 acre estate on the edge of Dartmoor. It is a walkers’ haven and boasts home-cooked food and a charming cosy interior worth making the visit for even on rainy days.
Home Farm Cafe is located at Parke, Bovey Tracey, Bovey Tracey, United Kingdom, view Home Farm Cafe reviews, opening hours, location, photos or phone 01626830016.
Saturday night at Home Farm Café seems like the place to be. We’re probably not alone in associating this popular spot at the National Trust’s Parke estate in Bovey Tracey with the daytime, muddy dog walks, and a quick coffee and a sarnie.
Home Farm Café, Newton Abbot +44 1626 830016 Parke Home Farm Cafe - Home Farm Café“Local seasonal produce & food, made with love” Welcome to Home Farm
Home Farm Café, Bovey Tracey: See 575 unbiased reviews of Home Farm Café, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #1 of 21 restaurants in Bovey Tracey.
Brunch 10am to Midday, Lunch Menu Midday to 3pm. Car Parking Charges: £3:00 for up to two hours / £5:00 all day. National Trust Members Park for Free. The Newton Abbot to Bovey Tracey cycleway mainly follows the route taken by the granite quarried from beneath Haytor (a granite tor in Dartmoor National Park) and transported to Newton Abbot.