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Fantastic cafe, make it part of your route.

Lovely coffee and cake. Dog friendly.

Excellent cyclists cafe. very nice staff, good menu Sunday lunches great value. Tea comes in large cups - Excellent. Toilets OK. Garden area outside seating for sunny days. Worth adding to your route and stopping.

The first mention of Farnsfield emerges in 956AD in a document in which King Edwy of Northumbria gave the Danish Archbishop of York, Oscytel, the manor of Southwell, which included the farmstead of Farnsfield. Farnsfield was a small community of farmsteads scraping a living from agriculture in a clearing at the edge of Sherwood Forest. By 1520 Farnsfield was the responsibility of Southwell Minster under the Archbishop of York, Cardinal Wolsey. Most people were farmers and poor land, bad weather, disease and starvation were constant hazards. By the 1600s more specialised trades were developing in Farnsfield including bakers, tailors and shoemakers. By the late 1700s sheep rearing was the main source of income from outside.

The church dates from the 15th century but was rebuilt between 1859 and 1860 by Thomas Chambers Hine and Robert Evans following a fire. Only a fragment of the tower from the 15th-century building survives.

Excellent cafe for cyclists

very good breakfast

New cafe. Only stopped for a drink but looked like a nice place and well placed.