Parc Y Bocs Farm Shop Cafe

Many thanks for a lovely meal today at parc y bocs..staff were so attentive and food was really good..we were party of 15 and we all enjoyed ..thank you parc y bocs

Great place stopped at for late lunch and then my nephew had a play in the park, saw the alpaca and chickens and walked through the gardens. Food was excellent, service good they were busy even at 3pm!

First time here staff are friendly and don’t rush you on when your choosing something to eat or drink. Nice and cozy inside and dogs welcome as well so that’s a bonus as we’ll as there is a dog spa for your four legged friends

First visit here as we are in the area for the weekend. Had breakfast and it was lovely. Good value for money. Welsh bacon was great, no complaints about any of it.Staff efficient and welcoming and it’s dog friendly. Thoroughly recommend a visit.

Found this little gem whilst driving along the coast as M4 was so busy in way to Carmarthen. Friendly staff and delicious coffee. Tables in restaurant fully booked The breakfast looked yummy. Will return to try the breakfast, remember to book Paradise for young children excellent play facilities. Ducklings on view over Easter.

Met a friend here for coffee and cake. I have allergies and often feel like I’m being a nuisance asking questions and worse still have had problems with cross contamination at bigger coffee chains. Staff here though were polite, friendly and bent over backwards to check ingredients for me and ensure I was catered for. They were so helpful I can’t praise them enough! There is a a lovely atmosphere and I’ll be visiting again. Diolch.

We have been to the restaurant before pre-pandemic and were big fans but probably won't be going back again. The servers are friendly and helpful but the lunch we had was really dreadful. On my plate alone, the food was undercooked, chewy, stringy and overcooked. We had a wait of 40 minutes and there were only 3 tables in the restaurant at the time. It was all bad quality and terrible. The bill wasn't cheap and we were so disappointed by the entire experience.

Four of us went there yesterday 7/10 /21 for breakfast.The table we were allocated must have been recently varnished as our teapots ,saucers and plates were stuck to the table.Two had eggs benedict ie four eggs which were very very hard and two of us had the fried breakfast with overcooked eggs,tasteless sliced potatoes ,bacon you couldn’t cut easily and dried up baked beans.The breakfast looked as if it had been cooked earlier and just kept warm.To finish off we went and sat in the lounge area for coffee and looking at my receipt when I returned home found I was charged double for one slice of Victoria sponge £7.50 .

We were taken here because it's a d friendly eatery. Because it's dog friendly, inevitably lots of visitors have dogs with them, some single, some in two's, three's or more. When we stay at my son's home, everywhere we go has to be dog friendly so that can be a bit restrictive. However, this restaurant is clearly happy to embrace canines of all shapes and sizes, and with a seating capacity of over 100 you'd imagine there would be lots of space. You'd be wrong. It's a very popular destination. The hall is spacious and pleasantly furnished and orders are taken at the servery and delivered to your table. A bit of a wait when busy, but not unreasonably so, and a wide rage of foods available from...