This is held in the pub car park and opens early which is useful. I have only seen food and plants…read moreand there is a good choice. there is a good choice of meat and sausages including some very unusual combinations. There is fresh fish and we love the smoked salmon pate from Whitby. The vegetables and plants allways look nice and fresh. The pies and cakes etc. look good but we havent had a try yet.The stall olders seem to remember everybody and if they haven't got something they usually have will offer to get it for next week.And no excuses you are told either its all gone or they didnt bring any or whatever. Nothing blamed on the computer!

The farmers market is held in the sheep shed at the cattle market above the Shambles. It is the…read morelast Saturday of most months but can change in December and August. As you go in you can smell food! The farmer running the stall sells meat but also cooks their own burgers sausages etc. There is plenty of choice among the stalls if you want meat of any kind and delicious sausages, bacon etc.There is poultry too, some ready to eat and lots of cute little ducks etc. to rear.There is a wide variety of cheese and lovely cakes and bread. The egg stall sells woolly blankets etc.There are some craft stalls and presrves too. My only problem is seeing all the lovely little chicks and then buying a chicken for dinner!

A fantastic farm shop and pick-your-own place just outside Pickering (on the way to…read moreThornton-le-Dale). The shop is very well-stocked with all the sorts of things you'd expect; speaking from experience, the quality of their produce is very good although the prices are a shade on the high side. The pick-your-own area is well laid out and again, the quality is certainly there -- we picked stacks of raspberries and enjoyed them very much. There's plenty of parking, the staff are friendly and welcoming -- all in all, we couldn't recommend this place highly enough.

Cedar barn has grown to become a great shop. The amount of organic and healthy food is great and is…read morealways fully stocked. If you sit in and eat then the food is amazing and you can't help but want to go back. Half way between thornton dale and pickering, cedar barn is in a beautiful setting and there's nothing to distract you from the gorgeous fields that surround it. I don't know if they still do this but they used to grow strawberries and other fruits that you can go and pick and these were grown to perfection and if they still do this then I definitely recommend it.

This delightful market has a wonderful community feel and the selection of organic produce is…read moreexcellent. Look out for wild mushrooms, cured meats, honey, jams, sausages and sausage butties, cakes, hand-made toiletries, craft beer and more. The prices are generally fair for the quality and the hard-working stall holders deserve the constant stream of customers, from the local area and a little further afield. Tasting is usually an option before you buy which is always a good sign. Overall, a great use of the space, and a great way to get consumers in touch with farmers and cottage industry products.

This is a really popular farmer's market, held on Central Avenue every 2nd and 4th Saturday in the…read moremonth, from 8:30am - 1.30pm. There's a good selection of organic produce, and free range meat and you can pick up honey, yummy cakes, and smelly soaps too. Strangely for a farmers market there's not a lot of veg. Around Christmas time they do a nice craft fair. Take your own bags, because you get some funny looks if you ask for a carrier bag.

The Shambles Market is literally right next to the Shambles Street. It's a open air market that you…read morecould buy food, fruits, vegetables, drinks and even clothes. Overall it's also something that is very close to each other. So if you are visiting Shambles Street you might as well visit the Shambles Market. You might also be surprised at what you might find. It's worth a look even if this isn't your type of scene. I found this market just by turning into a small alley way while on Shambles street. There is a large sign that will point you into the right direction of the market. I'm not sure what time it closes but it isn't open very late so I would say come during the mid morning/early afternoon time. Tip- Try to group your sites together so you won't waste time by double backing to the same area. If you are coming to Shambles, also make your way to this market.

I highly recommend walking around Shambles Market to visit this historic area. If you are hungry…read moretry KREP Food Truck for delicious handheld crepes. They use really great ingredients with interesting combinations of foods and because it was so easy to walk with we lost no time exploring this beautiful town! Gluten free/vegeterian delicious options available

This is a great treat for locals and tourists alike. On the 4th Saturday of each month, the local…read morefarmers etc come to town to sell their goods. There's organic meat, cheese, fruit and veg to just name a bit of what they sell! The market was even featured on the recent reality TV show about diets through the ages. They got some good grub!

What a great place. Lovely welcoming owner to us, 3 couples with two large (well behaved) dogs…read more The owner let us sit in the quiet bit at the side all to ourselves, allowing the dogs to stretch out for a sleep after a long walk in the local woods. They even brought some dog biscuits and offered a bowl of water for them. The food is obviously home made and tasty with it the cakes are just fabulous, with the only problem being which to have. The large sized portion meening you could not have two :-) The staff were very friendly, but courteous and not in any rush to push you out the door. Prices are more than fair. Will definitely be going back again.

Was in the area and went to buy some meat & poultry to take back home but the "farm shop" doesn't…read moresell them anymore and haven't done so for about 8yrs!

Had breakfast here today. I had the The Whole Hog breakfast, it was a large sized portion, very…read moretasty, no grease or oil in sight. Really nice surroundings and decor. Even a mini library where you can donate and swap a book! The shop also looked very nice, with nice things for the home in addition to food items. Definitely will return!

This is an excellent farm shop situated in the centre of Walsingham village…read more The shop is open seven days a week, serving fresh fruit and vegetables, fresh cheeses, and high-end groceries. These include a a range of locally-made ice creams, preserves, fruit juices and bakery products, as well as unusual cooking ingredients. (It's the first time I've seen black salt on sale.) There's a delicatessen counter and a large butchers within the shop - the latter doing a roaring trade on our visit. It's a bit pricey but it's the quality and local sourcing you're paying for. It's a perfect place to buy gifts for friends and family, if they like good produce. Staff and knowledgeable and friendly. There's a parking area at the front. Highly recommended.

From the owner: Fine Norfolk produce. Local meats and home cooked pies, pasties, ready meals and more.read more