great burgers , could do with more choice on menu though

Came across Jimmy's farm having visited Clacton and Frinton on Sea. As mentioned elsewhere the weather was appalling so we thought to have a coffee in the cafe and look at the farm shop. Unfortunately there was a wedding in the restaurant so we had to do without the coffee, but it was good to see the bridal party. Bought... More

Our first visit was to the science festival... Great fun for parents and children alike....

This was a fun day out for the family . It was all we expected,My wife & I & the 3 rugrats (6,4 & 7 months) had seen this on the tv & web. It was well sign posted to find. We paid to do the nature trail as the kids were keen to see the diff types of pigs... More

The farm was lovely-vey idyllic! The animals were very well behaved. I enjoyed a lovely cup of tea in the restaurant, the staff were lovely and extremely helpful. Highly reccomend!

When this venue originally opened, it was value for money and especially attractive to the young, to interact with the animals. However, because of Jimmys TV fame, it soon became greatly overpriced and, therefore, killed the golden goose.

Went for a childs party which went well. However if visiting alone would have been pretty dull as there didn't appear to be much to do beyond see a few animal and walk through a forest. Seemed quite expensive for what it was.

Went for lunch last Saturday and had a really bad meal. I ordered a cheeseburger, expecting it to be made on site but it was the most awful smelling and tasting thing that arrived on my plate! It was full of filler, not meat, and was so hard and practically inedible. My husband's pork was definately pre-packed and re-heated with... More

My wife had always wanted to visit after seeing it on telly. So easter weekend we decided to do it. A very big let down even though it is free entry. Not a lot to see or do even on a major weekend like easter. But the worse was still to come when we got home and unwrapped sausages that... More