Strawberry Field

Having spent time sipping coffee in the shady green dell of the Strawberry Fields Gardens, I feel an incredible sense of peace. 4/4 so far 🙂 Will edit and expand into the last star after I’ve experienced the food and/or exhibition. The cafe, shop and garden are free to enter. The outdoor paths are really easy to wheel/push on - if only everywhere was like it! - and there’s level access into the building and wide corridors. Everything inside is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible toilets and parking places. Coffee was lovely and oat milk is available. Honeybee gluten-free cake bars are sold here. There is a menu of proper food available for lunchtimes (menu is on their website) that’s reasonable priced. They were serving drinks only when we visited late in the day.

Such a calm & relaxing place to visit. Fully inclusive & accessible for all visitors. Gardens are big enough for a pleasant stroll after breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea yet not so big to be tiring for some. There is a nice menu with options for children, vegan & gluten free which we were delighted to have. Highchairs available too. Toilet facilities are excellent. There are ramps & a lift. Beatles themed gift shop as you would expect which has many choices. Masks are available to buy here too. Covid procedure is excellent & hygiene standards are too. It only remains for us to compliment all the staff bar none for their friendliness, service & professionalism. After two visits this lovely place has become a top lunch treat location for us ( 2 Childminders & our 4 little ones).