A free attraction!These barns built in the1400's are awesome. This is a real slice of history and there is a cafe for lunch. A small range of meals and drinks are available in one end of the complex. Car parking is available and a ten...More

I am really very disappointed! I was recommended visiting Waxham Barn and told how great it was for food. So, after checking first thing on their website and reading that it was open today, drove some considerable distance, only to find that the gates were...More

Erm.... It's a barn. It's a big barn, but that's about it. To be fair, they don't pretend it's anything more and it's free to enter so I have no complaints, but it's hard to get too excited. I'd have liked there to be some...More

Called in for late lunch in 17th September, expecting the usual menu for such places. Plumped for Mackeral Ploughman's. We've had some of the ropiest excuses for a Ploughman's over recent years and almost given up on having them, but the Mackeral option swayed me....More

The Barn is a wonderful building and we enjoyed being able to look at it. We visited the café first and had a pleasant lunch. I found the service average and the food average and was underwhelmed by the experience. To be fair it was...More

Good cafe good homemade farm great barn literally!! But beware is just a great empty barn refurbished by County Council . Little bit of info with tiny museum in wing barn opposite cafe. Cafe food is very good we had granary baguettes then scones with...More

This is a very interesting large barn which does not seem to be used to its full potential. There is a café on the site and also a bike hire company from which we hired bikes for a day. We found this a really good...More