What a charming, homely little coffee/,craft shop. We visited on the 26th July. Met immediately by a lovely friendly Lady Elaine, who informed us what was on the menu. My husband had Mushroom soup, I had Golden vegetable soup.. Absolutely gorgeous with fresh ( just out of the oven) wheatend scones. The portions were very generous - I really shouldn't have anything more to eat, but when I saw the array of delicious home made sweets, I melted you could not resist! All just baked, Ginger cake, Chocolate brownie cake, and Lemon drizzle cake all really, really delightful. With a full cafetiere of coffee (freshly ground) Heavenly!! I have to stress it's not only the food that is excellent, the whole experience. I have never been to a place quite like this before. The amazing surroundings, with every fruit and vegetable growing outside. It is definitely a different world. You would be mad , not to visit this wonderful place.

Visited today and was so impressed... the little place is the cutest. John was lovely and his food hit the spot. Charlie the dog is gorg too.

A home from home with views which rival lord of the rings! I may be biased but I cannot think of a warmer, more beautiful place to have got married! Also have to mention the amazing fresh soup and wheaten scones, and the most delicious lemon drizzle cake!

Delightful stop as we toured the area.
Best of home made produce and famous for their lemon drizzle cake
Relax and unwind in the homely setting,chat by the fire,browse the craft hop full of unique items, perfect as as treat for oneself or gift for a loved one.
Excellent hosts John and Elaine will make your visit memorable...inspirational couple.

My friend and I visited the Turnip House after a trek round Castlewellan Forest Park after finding it on TripAdvisor. We are so glad that we did! A bowl of steaming hot broccoli & leek soup & two wheaten scones each, followed by chocolate brownie cake & tea. Bellissimo! We will be back.