The warmth of the season at Deer Park Farm


QUALITY GIFT & CARDS


Now your dog can look dapper too


See our range of dog leads, collars and coats to keep them warm this winter


ArtBeat


Christmas Cards in aid of Shelter housing charity


Have a proper reyt good Christmas with a Yorkshire themed gift


Ey, Lass! Moorland Pottery for those Rotherham Born and Bred


A collection of Mood Candles from The Harrogate Candle Company.


Exquisite collection from the English Pewter Company, handmade in Sheffield


Candles, Diffuser and


Room Mist, beautifully boxed for the perfect gift.


TEA ROOMS


Take some time out from the Christmas shopping, come and relax in our cosy tearooms


Victorian Parlour a charming step back in time


Deer Park Lounge a comfy retreat with log burner


aglow on cold days


Traditional Tea Rooms with a cosy rustic feel


The Dog House


The pawfect retreat after an winter walk Full menu and waitress service available


New Barking Bakery Woofins and dog treats


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Hearty mains Pie of the day, lasagne


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Lighter bites Quiche, crumpets, jacket potatoes and teacakes


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now selling freshly baked savouries from the Proper Pasty Co


Genuine Cornish pasties with a Sheffield twist


Muddy paws and boots


welcome


Steak and Henderson’s Relish Lamb and Mint


Chicken and Chorizo Roll Served with vegetables or salad


Treat someone to a gift voucher for Christmas Open Mon-Sat 10am-5pm | Sun 11am-4pm


DONCASTER ROAD, THRYBERGH, ROTHERHAM, S65 4BH (opposite Fosters Garden Centre)


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TEAROOMS 01709 850698 OR FURNITURE 01709 850088


advisable call to reserve a table


Bookings


Afternoon Tea


Served from 2.30pm (24hr advanced booking required)


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