A nice place to enjoy a Tea Garden, inside & outside tables. Large tea pot served with proper tea cups. Prompt service after ordering at the till. A little bit of the queue so it was 3.03 when we ordered and were 3’ late to have the soup o something savoury as the kitchen was closed 🧐The cakes were good. We tried the chocolate & banana and the carrot cake.

It was my birthday and we were looking for somewhere to have a cream tea. I found this on Google maps and decided to take a chance as we had never been there before. We were absolutely delighted with our choice. The scones were delicious, lovely and crunchy on the outside and warm inside. Would definitely recommend this tea room.

Lovely aesthetic from the roadside. Especially in the evening when all the lights are on. We dropped in only for a quick refreshment on our way back home from the New Forest. The café was as you would expect. Nice chirpy atmosphere. Staff were friendly. Unfortunately we felt the food was a little over priced. Looking at £12+ for a sandwich, £4.50 extra for it to come with chips. So we decided against. The garden centre area was nicely decorated, nice quiet atmosphere, plenty to look at. Toilets are situated outside, not an issue. And plenty of parking.

We had the swirl and Victoria sponge cake, both was really delicious! We also had the after eight and carmel hot chocolate, both quite nice and flavoursome. The atmosphere was cute and we got the view of the sheep grazing. The only thing is when we went they didn't have any soup or vegetarian sandwiches available.

We had a really nice lunch at the Daisy Tea Garden this weekend. I had the Greek salad, with sourdough bread, which was delicious and a very generous portion of feta cheese and olives. My husband had the Ploughman’s, which was also nicely presented and a good size portion and overall very good quality of food. The cafe has seating inside and out, there was a good selection of delicious looking cake on offer as well and the staff was very friendly. We will definitely visit again sometime.

We did not stay to eat as the selection for my son with a dairy free diet was very limited. Menus in photos Cakes all looked lovely The cafe looked lovely through tables and had nice little decorations Adjacent to the garden centre Lots of free parking Farm shop next door with wonderful products

Friendly welcoming staff, lovely venue and surroundings, delicious food and incredible coffee. I brought my partner and our son on mothers day for afternoon tea, and were blown away by the service, food and drink. Unlike other places, we had the choice of any type of coffee (latte, cappuccino, etc.) with our afternoon tea package. The coffee is fantastic, its supplied by an award winning company called Bomo. The food was lovely, came warm and cooked just right. There was so much of it we had to take a lot home with us (no complaints). The staff made sure to check their food was suitable for my partners intolerances (dairy), they went to great lengths to cater for us and it was greatly appreciated. Definitely 5 stars, would/will recommend to friends, we look forward to returning again soon.

On our journey to Milford-on-Sea, my daughter and I stopped at The Daisy Tea Garden for brunch and was not disappointed. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with a smile - the staff were extremely friendly! The venue itself is lovely and the food was absolutely delicious! I'd definitely recommend this to anyone passing through!

Lovely location which we used for breakfast located in a garden centre. The food was great & the setting lovely & relaxed.

We only stopped for a pot of tea which was very nice. The prices looked very reasonable. Friendly staff and good service. We would visit again when staying in the area.

I ordered two full English breakfast yesterday (Friday 30th June)morning for myself and my husband. I did my best to chew my way through mine. Everything was over cooked and hard. The bacon was hard and covered in white stuff. The mushrooms were shriveled up and hard. The ends of the sausage were hard. The tomato was well on its way to being 'sun dried style' it was also hard. The eggs were hard and oily. Beans and hash browns were fine but I'm not really a fan of either. I got to a point where I couldn't chew any more when I noticed my husband had a beautifully cooked breakfast. How can 2 people on the same table who ordered at the same time get 2 completely different breakfasts? There were 3 members of staff chatting by the till. We were sat by the till. They were not very busy. Not one asked if everything was alright with our meal, it's very rare that I'm not asked most establishments do ask as courtesy. I was already feeling dissatisfied with my drink, which was a luke warm supposedly hot chocolate although the flavour was nice, it just wasn't warm enough. We chose to go there because we had been in for lunch on Thursday. On paying I was given a keypad asking for a tip to be added, so I added a small tip. I was not asked to help myself to cutlery. We were sat outside and lunch was put in front of us. No cutlery so I got up from my meal and found some, I was sure if I was supposed to be helping myself, I then had to go inside searching for napkins. Lunch was pleasant my husband had a ploughman's and I had a Greek salad. Not really much in the way of service so on Friday I didn't add any. There was a vast but not very nice selection of drinks for the non tea or coffee drinker. The farm shop next door has a lovely selection of local juices, which might have been a better option. Maybe they should go for quality not quantity. I don't normally write reviews like this, they are normally positive. I might have excused the rubbish breakfast if the service had been better, or the non existent service if the breakfast had been as good as my husbands.

Such a cute place! Super friendly staff and tasty and varied menu. We had an afternoon tea, which was super.