Lovely shop, plenty to see. Well spaced out for prams, wheelchairs etc in the shop area. Nice play area in the cafe, although not big enough for the amout of toddlers as parents like to sit close by to watch their child.Also for safety if there are hot drinks on the table a high table would be better than the low one that is there, although the bucket seats are comfy the chairs like in the rest of the restaurant are also comfy. An area for prams would be good too if you dont need them while little one was eating maybe? When entering the cafe with pram or wheelchairs if people are sitting eating then there is not enough room to get through without disturbing them. Outside play area lovely but again if people are sitting outside (there is seating inside in the cafe) its a bit tight for prams/wheelchairs and kids can escape quickly into the garden centre area or onto the bridge as no gate. Toilets in the main restaurant area could do with updating (nappy bin been broken since well before christmas) plus again if you need to get past with a wheelchair its very tight past tables. I am not putting this place down as the staff are always helpful and friendly and the food is lovely, just one or 2 things which I feel let it down a little.