Gordon Rigg Garden, Home & Leisure & Rigg's Farm Shop (Todmorden) - Todmorden

Julie M. B.

I love the Christmas trees and decorations. Really made me feel like it is the Christmas Season. 🎁
Loads of different colour decoration displays.
Donkeys and Llama were a great addition.
The café was okay, Very little left in the cake choices so cannot comment on whether there would have been a GF option. We only had drinks. The café was really busy.

Overall it was a lovely couple of hours, look forward to visiting again.
Toilets
Wheelchair accessable.

John L.

A huge garden centre, however we visited to purchase perennials and the choice was extremely limited - apart from shrubs. They were mixed up with annuals too so difficult to find. Plants all looked to have been forced - flowering far too early for a cold April.
There was a massive car park but as you can see from the photographs only 3 bays for disabled. The wheelchair trolley was old and very diffucult to fit, unlike modern supermarket trolleys.
The cafe looked attractive, with a wide choice of cakes etc but was very expensive. Worse still, as you can see from the photographs, crammed with tables making it a nightmare to get to a table with a wheelchair.
In all a very disappointing visit, and as it was a long way for us to travel we'll stick with our local nursery.

Lorraine P.

Was a lovely day for my birthday, went with the sole purpose of getting a more established Japanese Acer, and I was not disappointed. It's the green feathery one in a blue pot now in my back garden. Also came home with the 2 hanging baskets and a small collection of 4 annuals, along with more compost, a new hanging basket bracket..... also stopped for lunch in the cafe. I had the BBQ beef with cheese in the focaccia bread, it was gorgeous, we shared a basket of chips and I had the strawberry milkshake. It tasted like strawberry whip 😋 .... The sandwiches were so big, we've decided we'll share next time. I couldn't eat all mine. What I really like about this garden centre, is how they display their plants, the labels which explains more about them. So much better than any other garden ctr I've been to. If you've never been, I would highly recommend it. Plus the staff are really friendly.

Paul K.

Wow, this place is huge! Not sure if there's anything garden wise you can't get here. The Farm Shop is amazing and the array of plants and flowers is vast. Well worth stopping off for a visit and a coffee!
5th Apr 24 - Just bought an amazing fresh bouquet of flowers, great service and stunning flowers.

Stuart C.

This used to be an awesome garden nursery. They used to grow from seed and it all felt very much like a family.

Today it is really commercialised and that's a real shame.

Even the food shop is now some over-priced food outlet.

Real big shame.

Samantha K.

THE best Christmas shop/displays: we travel here from East Yorkshire as it's so fab!!!! Prices are always really reasonable and often much better than other garden centres and shops. Well worth a visit 🙂

Jo A.

The garden centre was nice & well kept. The Christmas selection was a bit underwhelming. The cafe although very nice looking was extremely expensive. £8.99 for a bacon baton
£15 for a burger which had never seen homemade. £3.95 for a pre packed mince pie.
I understand that you want people to dine & they sort of have no choice but we won't be back to eat with Gordon Rigg as lunch was over £50 for 3 people 1 adult & 2 teens.

Brian B.

The garden centre has a lot to offer everyone. The site is big with marvelous ranges of plants, garden furniture, hardware including second hand wood and much more. The cafe is great, staff are marvelous and so is the food. Also there is another part of it garden centre across the road with a lovely cafe, hardware clothes and gifts. I have added various photos showing the wide range of goods including basically a man cafe. There are alot of displays dotted around and an information centre with free leaflets on various various garden settings etc. Thanks for a very good day.