Quincehoneyfarm Recenzje 

Very disappointed popped in for a bite at 11am, but found they had not had there delivery of yogurt on the day despite it being in many meals, no offers of cream or ice cream as alternative so had a dry Belgium waffle with fruit and honey but still charged full price, can't comment on food quolity though what we had was OK, would suggest who ever there cook is need to go on a custermer relations course and a bit of lateral thinking course

Lovely place but food average jacket potato not quite cooked the condiments all needed wiping off and the floor by our table was dirty. Cake was lovely.

While visiting the cafe we spotted the advertising for a tour around the honey farm. It was both educational and fascinating. Value for money and the Educator was very passionate and knowledgable.

What a personal, informative place to visit! The guides were so lovely and natural, and each tour ran seamlessly into another.
The guides also knew a lot about plants. Interesting to taste and see the difference between the various honeys.
Highly recommend for a day out.
My only comment is it’d be good to have the tour times on website.

Very educational, and lots of great honey!

There were some real highs but unfortunately some lows for our visit last week. The staff were lovely and knowledgeable and the cafe was superb. However having paid £9 entry for a 2 year old we were disappointed that the only thing of real interest for him was the soft play. Interactive screens in the bee building didn’t work, there were no staff in the wax/honey building so we didn’t see anything being made/processed, the honey tasting wasn’t on and there was no opportunity to handle/roll wax. A building full of info boards was of no interest to him. Our group felt there could have been more for his age group (given the entrance fee for him) - interactive things perhaps? A bee board to stick your head in for a silly photo, pin the wings on a bee, bee deeny boppers , etc. even the gift shop was devoid of simple cheaper novelty items to buy as a souvenir for a child. Altogether probably a lovely place to visit in the summer (when the bees are actually awake) and with older children but not one I’d recommend for the younger age group. A real shame.

Lovely afternoon, my daughter loves the play area.

Sorry, didn’t enjoy at all. Nothing much to see. Very expensive entrance.
For kids only play area was what to enjoy.

A Truly Innovative attraction. What an amazing place Quince Honey Farm is. Beautiful setting, great food at the restaurant, very interesting to get up close and educated about bees by a family who are so obviously passionate about them. A welcome change to visit a well run and thought out attraction, inspired and innovated by the latest generation of family members to run this historical bee farm.
This is not an adventure park or a 'gimmick farm', it's a beautiful, environmentally friendly, innovative working bee farm. There's something for all the family, with a large indoor play area should the weather be inclement. We'll worth a visit.

A late review, but a shame not to say how truely delighted we were when we visited the Quince Honey Farm in South Molton Devon before this pandemic hit. It has remained a highlight of a holiday in Devon, and we are still enjoying the honey we bought and sharing what we learned with friends. So a highly recommended business and attraction in Devon. A thumbs up from us.