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Farm shops in Suffolk. Many local farm shops have interesting activities such as tea rooms, nature walks, garden centres, as well as selling excellent local produce. Visiting a farm shop can be one of the nice things to do in Suffolk with the kids. Here is our selection of the best farm shops in Suffolk and how far they are from your Suffolk location. Please remember to choose your location in our What To Do guide, the Suffolk guide.
Wheldons Fruit Farm The farm store is open 7 days a week, from 10a.m. – 5p.m. Stocking a good range of seasonal vegetables and mainly British cheese, an excellent local butcher is supplying us with locally sourced meat and we use our own fruit to make traditional jams, conserves, chutney, pies and puddings. We also…
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There’s plenty of things to see and do at Alder Carr Farm. The farm shop stocks lots of local produce plus ‘Pick your own’ fruit and vegetables – we all love that ! The cute cafe serves breakfasts and light lunches. Tea and cakes are served all day. The Courtyard Craft Centre at Alder Carr…
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A great place to stop off for lunch and pick up some fabulous local produce from the farm shop too. It’s Just off the A12 between Ipswich and Colchester. Hall Farm got some pretty impressive awards for being the ‘Best Farm Shop’ in 2008 and the ‘Best Informal…
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This fantastic farm shop is on the outskirts of the bustling village, Long Melford. They offer a large choice of local produce including veg, bread, cheese, cakes and locally produced jams and chutneys etc. The Farm shop is situated on the main road between Long Melford and Cavendish near the Glemsford turn off. Lower Road…
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Suffolk Food Hall is a fantastic destination for all lovers of food. I pop in whenever I head out to walk around the lovely River Orwell or pop into Jimmy’s Farm, I just love to pick up some clams and Samphire grass and some of that great bread. The Hall is filled with specialists of…
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