Reviews of Yolk Farm & Minskip Farm Shop. (Butcher Shop) in York (North Yorkshire).
Yolk Farm & Minskip Farm Shop
Minskip Road, Minskip, York YO51 9HY, United Kingdom
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Information of Yolk Farm & Minskip Farm Shop, Butcher shop in York (North Yorkshire)
On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.
This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.
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Open hours of Yolk Farm & Minskip Farm Shop
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Reviews of Yolk Farm & Minskip Farm Shop
E. W.A lovely morning spent at Yolk farm! We sat outside with our dog and had a nice shady spot! We ordered coffee & smoothie to start and it arrived pretty quickly! Having looked at the menu, we both picked King of the North! The food was freshly cooked and the creamy scrambled eggs were delicious! It came with a sage & sausage patty, sweet crispy bacon, melted cheese and a toasted brioche bun!
We had a mooch in the farm shop which sold lots of lovely produce! Then had a walk to see the animals! Will return again for more food!!
K. T.We went for the Halloween pumpkin experience for the 2nd year in a row and It was even better this year. The attention to detail of the decorations and the cleanliness of the farm… yep a clean farm… made the day amazing for 4 girls between the ages of 3 and 10… the staff were lovely and the value for money & time was fantastic! Thank you everyone at Yolk and we will see you again very soon!
J. R.Smashing place with a great rural vibe. True to their egg farm roots, with a focus on 'ocal sourcing and sustainability. Super smiley staff serving up a great selection of eggy delights. Can't recommend the brunch menu highlights enough... The Chicken & egg pancakes (which came first?) and the sweetcorn fritters in the Get Fresh brunch. Totally yummy.,
Don't miss out on visiting the Farm shop, if only for a box of their eggs, but I challenge you to manage to get to the till with just that, after you've passed the sausage rolls, the rhubarb, the gin selection...😂
Try it, you'll love it, and so will the kids with feeding the pigs, ogling the alpacas and trying to count the hens on the agenda. Oh, and did I mention the swings as seats in the cafe...?
S. H.Travelled over 40 miles, (after seeing Yolk Farm on Instagram),to sample the delights on offer. I've got to say it was well worth the trip. We were seated straight away by very friendly staff and brought menus. We had already pretty much decided what we were having, I plumped for the fresh summer fruit pancake stack and my wife decided on the banana and toffee pancakes. We shared a bit of each and both were delicious. After settling the bill we went for a wander to view the animals who were sensibly hiding in the shade on a stifling hot day. Before we left we had a look in the very well stocked shop. The fresh fruit and vegetables looked amazing and there was an extensive array of other delights on offer. It was our first visit but certainly won't be our last. Would definitely recommend if in the area or fancy a little jaunt out for a treat!
A. v. Z.We visited and were greeted by a friendly and knowledgeable Alpaca guide. Very friendly and cheeky animals!
The café was clean and service was efficient. During the meal half the table decided the chicken came first and the other half the egg. Upon further discussion we realised that the age old question was a bit vague and that it didn't matter in the big scheme of things because chickens are really cool. We did ask the chickens but they didn't seem to care.
They also have some bales of hay that are really fun to jump around on with tall grass around where one might stalks one's prey.
We also said hello to the goats but sadly didn't have time to chat to the piggies.
We now want chickens and Alpacas because we are thinking of starting an eco friendly lawn mowing service.
A. S.The food is all freshly prepared and all locally sourced or from the farm and tastes great and looks great. Just a couple of grumbles went for lunch and we requested water the young girl serving us brought a jug of water and 2 very hot and marked glasses. The staff are not very quick to attend to the customers requests. One big bug bare all the freshly cooked cakes, brownies and scones were on a large table open to everyone to see but also can be touched by people. This was very off putting as they should be covered in a display unit so no one can touch.
B. R.Great food, awesome environment and an awesome chill out brunch playlist.
I'm probably the worst person to visit a restaurant that specialises in eggs. I'm not a fan of them and haven't eaten them in over twenty years.
That said, I got the full English and asked for the eggs on the side so I could try them separately and the staff were awesome it with no issues.
The food was awesome and the corn fritters were absolutely amazing, I could easily have just had a plate of them on their own.
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