Wyebrook Farm Market & Cafe

Best, fresh food available within at least 30 miles.

Was given gift certificate but when we went to visit- it was closed- left messages to ask :why you would sell gift certificates when you knew you were going out of business.... (we went to their site within 3 months of sale of gift certificate)...they never returned call..... real problem with integrity- may have good taste but treating people like this is bad business.!

It's the experience of dining on good food with other wonderful people.

My burger and fries were delicious, but it was way overpriced and it seemed to take a long time to prepare it. Of course, the scenery there is beautiful. I do not understand why the pricing cannot be more reasonable. Nineteen dollars for a burger and fries is rather steep. It seems like many other diners feel the same way.

Just took a Jelly and Jam class. It was excellent. Audra (instructor) was informative, friendly and all around great teacher. Brunch was a pleasant surprise. Hope Aurda will do more classes

The good Absolutely Beautiful Location and wonderful wait staff very friendly.

Have been there 3 times. Once for dinner which was wonderful. Twice for the music festival which is always a great with my son, family and friends. Last year the food was prepared by the Wyebrook Staff and was fantastic. This year there was food trucks which was fine and the food was very good ,but more were needed so the lines and wait time was not so long. A great time. Looking forward to the next one.

Love it here - the people are great and the farm is beautiful! I always have a great experience!

Great food - small portions - but mostly the atmosphere makes the meal. The old stone barn and tables looking over the courtyard where there is often live music are charming and unique to the area!

I wish I could give them zero stars! Called a week before Thanksgiving and reserved a boneless prime rib roast. Went the day before Thanksgiving to pick it up, we were told the order was overlooked and there was no prime rib for us. We were offered an item from the butcher shop free of charge, none of which were nowhere near what I would serve for Thanksgiving. The meat on display was a sad affair. Went to Wegman's and got a dry aged prime rib, which was spectacular! In the end, things worked out but I would recommend that everyone should stay away from Wyebrook Farms for their butcher needs. They had my phone number; the hostess showed me the paperwork but did not provide any reason for why we were not called. Unbelievably unprofessional. I don't know how they justify their existence. I also wonder how their restaurant can stay in business if your meat choices are limited. Go to Wegman's instead!

The food is amazing and there is plenty of it. The surrounding grounds are beautiful. The wait staff cannot do enough for you. Such an enjoyable time out. Very relaxing.

Worth the trip. Would return. First three courses great. Oddly, both desserts we got were hard and too cold (S'mores was Ok, but the thyme cake was like a brick). Like you could tell this was the course that they don't dedicate themselves to, like it wasn't raised on the farm lol. They need to a hire a pastry chef to focus on what should be the best course, if not the most important - because it's the one you leave on.

I wish I had something wonderful to say about our experience at Wyebrook Farm on August 12, 2017, but it turned out to be a disappointing evening and the worst dinner any of us ever had. The pork loin was undercooked and 80% fat and the beef was so tough it was like eating a shoe. We were so excited to celebrate our good friend's birthday there and it was an overpriced disappointing evening that certainly did not meet our expectations or the ridiculous amount of money we were charged for below mediocre food. I spoke with the general manager on our way out and have also emailed the owners and the.chef to inform them of our experience and have yet to receive a response. Needless to say we will not recommend Wyebrook Farm to anyone and will never return!!!!

Yesterday was my first time at Wyebrook. We had brunch and to say it was amazing is an understatement! Starting with the pastries - so fresh and delicious! I definitely recommend the biscuits and gravy - they were the perfect combination of sweet (from the biscuit) and savory (from the sausage gravy). They don't miss a thing - fresh squeezed oj and French press coffee with fresh cream. The service was too notch! I can't rave enough!!

A beautiful setting and very hospitality staff, but menu lacks diversity and food quality and portions not up to par for big city prices. We had to send back 2 dishes including a $26 chicken plate that could not of had more than 1 oz of chicken. The manger came over and addressed it quickly acknowledging the portion as a mistake. Our their dish was ice cold (pork). Sadly, as this place has grown it seems to have lost a bit of its charm. The old barn and the adjoining, recently improved, outside terrace are really special, but the attempts to make this upscale has really changed the way we view the restaurant. The dinner menu is small serving tiny courses and will run you about $40 per person (without drinks, dessert, or coffee). Our recent dinner experiences have been mediocre at best and at $150 per couple that's a deal breaker. Unfortunately, entrées only for dinner, so having a burger or chicken sandwich is not an option. This is bad because we often have friends visit who would love to see the property, but don't want to drop $200+ for their teenagers and they to have dinner. Too bad. Lunch used to be served outside from a window and the pork and burgers were great, but with the recent changes there's only table service and our two sandwiches and a split salad ran nearly $50 with tip. BYOB and that's a pricey burger. As mentioned, the property is beautiful, but I just don't feel like there's much value here once everything is tallied up.