Buckingham Farms

Peggy Odegard 5 months ago

We had never heard of this place before so decided to check it out. It was extremely busy, maybe because there was a craft fair that day. We decided to eat lunch here. The wait line wraps all the way around the store. It was quite a wait to get up to the counter to order- I think over a half hour. It was a nice selection of food, but quite pricey. If I happened by again I would maybe stop, but definitely wouldn't drive 45 minutes to go again.

TF Farrow 5 months ago

Looks inviting and is a pretty little farm.. tried the Miami Reubin sandwich.. it wasn't that good.. the bread seemed fresh but whoever dressed it killed it in so much mayonnaise that it was too soggy... the pork flavor was not bad but was to overcooked..not moist at all..the ham on it was ok if you like chewing on cowhide..the pickle was the best thing on the sandwich.. also it came with a mini bag of chips.. they were kettle cooked and I thought I had chipped a tooth trying to eat them.wish they offered a regular chip option.. other item eaten was the Caprese press sandwich..it was ok but not what I expected.. the Salomi took away from the mozzarella and the pesto mayonnaise was over applied.. the tomato mooshy..Soooo disappointed in the prices. I had expected more for how much I paid.. 2 sodas in a styrofoam cup along with 2 sandwiches about broke the bank, how could a family afford to dine here on those prices.. (Spent with a undeserved tip over $50 bucks)..as well I had to bus and clean a table myself because there was only a couple spots on the side porch available and someone entitled had just walked out and left a mess.. and since the staff working doesn't clean tables I

Daniel Messick 5 months ago

Barnyard chicken sandwhich with antipasto was good. The mint te is nice it’s not overly sweet nor overly minty just a nice balance! The antipasti and the chicken where very complimentary as the chicken sauce is very sweet and the pasta had more vinegrette so they compliment well. The dining are was peaceful to be looking into the garden

Paul Martin 7 months ago

We went here today for the first time. It was a little bit of a drive from where we live, but we had heard of this place, and wanted to try something new. It is literally in the middle of nowhere. When we arrived, the thought was just that it was a typical restaurant/diner. We found that it is kind of a hybrid store/restaurant, and the menu is all ala carte. This was a little disappointing, which is why the 3 stars for "atmosphere". The aesthetic of the place was cool though; kind of rustic and modern at the same time. Now, the food. I ordered the Meat Lover's Omelet with the Wheat Toast, a side of crispy home fries, and a coffee. Aside from the home fries not being included with the meal (which was a disappointment-$15.95 for a small Omelet and toast) the food was FANTASTIC! The Omelet was VERY GOOD, and LOADED! And the Home Fries? I asked for CRISPY, and they came out EXTRA CRISPY! IT WAS JUST HOW I WANTED THEM!!! I could have eaten TWO sides of them!!!!! My only wish, is that they would have included them in the price...$15.95 seemed a little pricey for the size of Omelet and just toast... The coffee was just "ok". It was nothing to write home about, and it came in a ch

Marcus Hammer 8 months ago

This was a really nice place! The food was excellent, and it was great to meet the 27-year-old turtle. We highly recommend this spot if you’re in the neighborhood!