HOME & GARDEN


So much to discover at Deer Park Farm


FURNITURE See our new


second showroom


Extended furniture ranges


Home accessories


Be inspired by our new


range of lighting • Beds and fitted wardrobes • Bespoke kitchens • Dining tables • Occasional furniture • Storage solutions


Call for a free quote 01709 850088 Quality solid wood furniture


A home from home experience with different tea rooms, each individually styled


Traditional Tea Rooms Welcoming and relaxed


Victorian Parlour A charming step back in time


Deer Park Lounge Country style warmth


Outdoor seating available weather permitting TEA ROOMS


BRUNCH AND LIGHT BITES Toast, teacakes, crumpets,


sandwiches and paninis


SUMMER MAINS Salads, quiches, lasagne


THE PLOUGHMAN’S PLATTER Back by popular demand


Includes hand-carved gammon, pork pie, Scotch egg, pickles, salad and bread roll


Available for 1 or 2 people


SPECIALS MENU Changing daily


Gift vouchers available from £9.00 Bookings advisable call to reserve a table 01709 850 698 THE DOG HOUSE


LARGE SELECTION OF CAKES AND SWEET TREATS


Also on site - Tile and bathroom showroom, Carpets, Florist, Sheds and fencing Now open - Butcher / Farm shop


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


A pawfect retreat for muddy boots and paws Full menu and waitress service


AFTERNOON TEA served from 2.30pm (24hr advanced booking required)


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