Low Sizergh Barn

Tea Room

Life on the farm traditionally revolves around the kitchen, a hive of activity producing fresh baked scones, thick sticky bacon, delicious sausages, and mouth-watering cakes. Inspired by these traditions Low Sizergh Barn Tea Room features homemade treats on its menu and guarantees a warm and friendly atmosphere.

A Cumbrian Tea Room with a Difference!

Inside the rustic converted farm building we provide the very best of simple pleasures. All of our delicious homemade dishes make good use of the products on the shelves of the farm shop, so you can be sure the sausage is good Cumberland sausage, the lamb is from the farm down the road, and the soup made from scratch with vegetables of the day.  

Even the tea and coffee are specially purchased for their taste and provenance – both from a Kendal merchant, the tea is blended to suit local water, and the filter coffee is fairtrade.   

In our roomy café above the milking sheds you can enjoy a hearty cooked breakfast, dig in to a light lunch, or partake in an irresistible farmhouse tea. Every afternoon around 3.30 pm the farm’s cows come in to be milked and the tearoom’s large gallery windows provide a bird’s eye view of the whole event. An instant hit with kids and adults alike, it’s a sight you don’t often see with afternoon tea!

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    Available now from the Farm Shop in £1, £5, £10, and £20 denominations, our vouchers make a lovely gift.

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  • Tea Room Originals

    Original work by local artists Libby Edmondson, Thuline de Cock and Frances Winder is  hanging in the Tea Room. There's no missing Thuline's cows.

  • 'Enjoy England' Silver Award Winners 2010