The Elephant Cafe - Wealden

We queued for 10 minutes to order. 2 coffees and one toasted sandwich came to almost £17. The sandwich consisted of 2 very small pieces of bread, one of which was burnt, with a small portion of lukewarm chips and some tired rocket. Really very disappointing.

Visited today with family for lunch after a memorial. Beautiful place. Really different. Interesting decor. Buffet food was incredible. So delicious plentiful. Staff were great. Helpful always checking to see if we needed anything. Highly recommend this venue.

Sheffield was a perfect choice for a holiday destination! I had a wonderful time at this cafe with my friend. We decided to try the salad with prawns and salmon, and it was absolutely fantastic! I would give it a perfect 10/10! The interior was excellent, the cocktails were delicious, the service was top-notch, the atmosphere was cozy, and the prices were very reasonable.

Have been before to this unusual collection of buying opportunities but not to the cafe. It 's quite a good layout with a reasonable menu at moderate 'ish prices. Some errors in service and mix ups but quickly sorted out. Food was decent and we had a pleasent time. This is also a small music venue with interesting performers, advance booking needed apparently. You have to see what else is on site as this place doesn 't stand alone. Various shops fully of pretty (some awful) objects and clothes at significant prices, lots of wealthy and trendy (and famous) people live in this area. Most interesting was the Roger Dean shop upstairs with many prints and some originals. Price not for the faint hearted but some lovely work. The young sales assisstant very well informed on the music of the late 60s on, 40+ yrs before he was born! Mr Dean had been sitting at the table next to us during our meal so an added little bonus! All worth a visit for the curious. Record shop a must for enthusiasts but again know your budget.

My visit to Sheffield Park Gardens near Uckfield in East Sussex was enjoyable, but I was disappointed with the design and layout of the Tea Room, as well as the long queues. Looking for a nearby spot for brunch, we discovered the Elephant Cafe in Sheffield Green, just a short distance from the National Trust property. The cafe was exactly what we were looking for, with friendly staff and a diverse menu. The Elephant Cafe is part of a group of businesses associated with Trading Boundaries, offering furniture, beauty, and fashion outlets. The cafe itself has a charming mix of old English country charm, reflecting the eclectic style of Trading Boundaries. The food served at our table was delicious and reasonably priced. We will definitely return when in the area.