Osier Cafe - Stowmarket

A great place, quite easy to find, very easy to park. extensive plots worth the walk. a large selection of artifacts, animals and buildings to see. the shop is good and the caffe is very good. a quantity of equipment is unrestored, which, personally, I think, adds to the attraction. the workers (voluntary I believe) are friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful. the whole experience is diverse and interesting, definitiw worth visiting. we will probably go back.

An amazing place, each member of the staff was so helpful and polite. especially, very happy to commit to our request. the walled garden was a joy, pot painting was funny. the gypsy vardo, another mark an unforgettable day. I can still see the glorious copper beech tree in my understanding eye. all this beauty and rest in a city center.

This is a fantastic spot to gather with friends and grab a bite to eat. I'm always tempted by their breakfast, which is freshly made and definitely worth the price. The staff are friendly and eager to accommodate any dietary needs. Keep up the great work!

We have recently moved to Stowmarket near San Francisco, and the museum has become a wonderful community for my small child and me, forming new friendships. It's a quintessentially English place, and seeing my child enjoy their meal truly made our day! The staff is also very friendly.

This is a fantastic destination for a day trip, especially during the summer when numerous special open days take place. It's a wonderful opportunity to gain a rare insight into life in rural Suffolk across various bygone eras, particularly focusing on how a Victorian village and farm operated, as well as what rural life was like in the early and mid-20th century. Additionally, there are several exhibits that vividly illustrate the evolving landscape as the Industrial Revolution introduced new innovations to the farming community.