What a lovely place. Beautiful buildings, lovely staff and the cafe was fantastic. I have to confess this review will be mainly for the cafe, as we were in the area and needed lunch. Glad we went here because a) the food was delicious, b) the staff were very friendly and c) the courtyard (we ate outside as the weather was lovely) was spacious and peaceful. Glastonbury town centre was very busy, so this place was a haven. No problem getting a seat and the service was quick. We didn't have go pay for museum entrance to use the cafe. Oh and there's a big car park!

This is a grand day out for the kids. Of all ages. Lots to see and intresting displays.

Quite an interesting museum, lots of exhibits with good information boards. The staff are welcoming and friendly, there is parking and the toilets are fresh and clean. The cafe is pretty good with a range of cakes, savouries and beverages.

This is a very, nice and informative museum. A place to re-live ages ago. A busy but nice restaurant to eat and regain your strength with nice and clean rest room facilities as well. I was positively impressed

Excellent museum. Visited on a Sunday. For the size of the museum it packs in a lot. Very interesting farming exhibits intermingled with lots to do for kids. The day we went 2 beautiful shire horses were visiting. Staff were all very friendly and engaging and there were kids backpacks with activities for my daughter to do while looking round. Lots of dressing up for kids, a tractor to go on, a cow to milk by hand (not real one) the cafe did really nice food and drinks for our lunch. The Tithe Barn had an art exhibition in it and is a beautiful building. The old farmhouse has modern extensions that are very contemporary and a space for hire that has a lovely sliding glazed wall that opens out onto the courtyard.