Mother’s Day Afternoon Teas at Bennetts Willow Barn
Mother’s Day Afternoon Teas at Bennetts Willow Barn
Mother’s Day Afternoon Teas in the Barn 💐
Treat Mum (and the whole family) to a relaxed and delicious Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea in our beautiful rustic barn. Enjoy live singing from the fabulous Heather Louise while the kids are happily kept busy with biscuit decorating, giving grown-ups time to relax, chat and soak up the atmosphere.
Our afternoon teas are freshly prepared and seriously tasty, including:
✨ A selection of fresh sandwiches
✨ A homemade buttermilk scone with cream & jam
✨ A tempting selection of homemade cakes
✨ Plenty of tea & coffee with free refills
Afternoon Tea Options
• Adult Afternoon Tea – £25.95
• Adult Afternoon Tea + mini bottle of prosecco – £30.95
• Adult Afternoon Tea + bottle of locally made cider – £30.95
• Adult Afternoon Tea + bottle of Butty Bach – £30.95
• Adult Afternoon Tea + small glass of house white wine – £30.95
• Kids’ Mini Afternoon Tea – £14.95
Kids’ Afternoon Teas include mini sandwiches, a mini scone and cake, unlimited squash refills, plus a homemade biscuit with icing and sweet toppings to decorate — the perfect little activity while the adults unwind.
⏰ Each booking lasts 90 minutes, with afternoon tea served as close to your start time as possible. Please arrive promptly so you can enjoy the full experience together.
🌾 Dietary Information
We can accommodate vegetarian and gluten-free requests. Please email our team with any dietary requirements at least 7 days before the event.
(Unfortunately, we’re unable to offer dairy-free substitutions.)
More about Bennetts Willow Barn
Based on their working dairy farm, Bennetts Willow Barn is a gorgeous rustic farm cafe and events venue. This dog-friendly venue welcomes well-behaved dogs in the cafe and outside areas, has stunning views, and a great children’s outdoor play area.
Bennetts Willow Barn hosts events throughout the year for families, with seasonal activities, parties and more. You can find events on our website here, and on the Raring2go! what’s on guide too.
Read more about the history of Bennetts Farm here.
