There's lots to see and do at Tiverton Market. Enjoy shopping with a personal touch where you get…read moreto chat to the traders, find out about the products and learn where they come from. Tiverton Market benefits from having more than 50% of products and produce sold here being locally sourced. There are many special events held including food events, children's events, gardening and green events plus the award-winning night markets 'Electric Nights Streetfood'. A variety are offered here from clothing, jewellery, books, produce, zero waste, games and audio plus much much more! The Market benefits from its own café, delicatessen and free wifi. The Market building is a historic attraction being built in 1830 and is often decorated with flags and bunting. A fun, social shopping experience in Tiverton's town centre.

From the owner: Historic Pannier Market selling a diverse range of local artisan produce and handcrafted goods in…read morethe heart of Devon. Over 50% of products and produce sold here are sourced from Devon and surrounding West Country counties. Tiverton Market boasts a beautiful Grade II listed Victorian pannier market building with full length glass doors. With many specialist traders here every week, there is so much to see and enjoy. Regular market days include: - Mondays 09:00 - 14:00 - Second-hand Goods Market - Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays 08:30 - 16:00 - General Market - Wednesdays and Thursdays 09:00 - 15:00 Mini Market. - Delicatessen and Café open all week (Tuesday to Saturday). - Award-winning Night Market takes place on the first Saturday of the month (May to September). Facilities: - Pay and Display Parking is available adjacent to the Pannier Market (off Newport Street) (standard charges apply) - Public Conveniences including easy-access and disabled toilets available - Deli Street Market Café

Really good place to visit and look around, farm shop selling chilli plants to buy as well as all…read moresorts of chilli products from chilli seeds to chilli chocolate. Guide will take you around and show you all the chilli plants growing and give you plenty of information about the growing of the plants and what the differences are between them. The chilli chocolate is amazing and well worth a vist for this alone. Although the great thing is you can order online. South Devon Chilli Farm also has stalls in various local farmers markets and I have even found the chilli chocolate in our local fruit and veg shop in Exeter. Great for unusual gifts for family and friends. Good free information on their website.

Great place to come for a wonder around and a coffee. Then there are all the chilli plants. A large…read moreselection ranging from heatless to extra hot. Plants from small cuttings to large ready to plant out ones. The shop is well stocked with chilli seeds and other chilli based things to buy. Free samples of the chilli chocolate and oils. Staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. It is dog friendly in the outside bits

A big Shout OUT to Mrs T for Yelping this and alerting us all to this fantastic indoor Farmers…read moreMarket. We went today and the place was busy, crowded, and totally chaotic. A huge variety of local food can be found here. Local meat (pork, chicken, beef, lamb, goat) , fish & shrimp, cheese (amazing); maple syrup, honey, seeds, squash, micro-greens, cabbages, fresh baked bread, local legumes, soap, eggs, fingerling potatoes, candy, coffee, and more. Live music too. To be expected the prices are high, but hey its local and high quality. One thing bad was that it was WAY too crowded. It was in the High School cafeteria. Could it be moved to the gym? Also by 11:00am many of the popular vendors was running out of items, like Eastmans fish (ran out of cod fish).

Great market; good selection of fresh, local products, and plenty of parking.read more

Fantasic place to stay close to Tavistock, near the Dartmoor/Cornwall, Boarder with Plymouth just…read moredown the road. The B&B consists of the Yellowhammer Barn which has enough room to sleep 8, with a lovely lounge and dinning area, including games and DVDs for those cold wet nights. There is also a self catering part called Dragon Fly Cottage which sleeps 2. I stayed in the B&B for 4 nights and was not disappointed. Breakfast made by hosts Keith or Annie was to die for with freshly sourced products. Annie and Keith had a wealth of knowledge about the community, stuff to see off the beaten track and the best places to eat at. And Rubes the pointer dog was on hand to take you walking down to the lake which ran through the property. The views were fantastic and at the end of the garden, by the water sat a summer house, where i took refuge from the rain. I was told by Keith that on some weekends they have bands playing at the farm in a beautiful decked out barn on the property. So it's worth checking out when you book. I had the best sleep ever with absolutely no noise, massive king-size bed and all the facilities and more, than what a hotel could have offered for way less. All activities where close and I visited Bucklands Abbey which is a Monastery turned home and museum and also Morwellham Quay both well worth seeing if you love history. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who likes solitude, great views, walking and good food, but also if you enjoy adventure activities, historical towns and beaches this is the place to base yourself I am already planning my next weekend there.

Terrific farm shop and restaurant We stumbled across this…read morelovely farm shop and restaurant while we were on route from Torquay to Penzance. We spent some happy time browsing through the goodies at the farm shop and had a terrific lunch - delicious roast belly pork and cauliflower Stilton soup. The portions were generous, the staff were friendly and the prices very reasonable!

A good place to stop for breakfast or lunch if you're travelling along the A30; it's only a short…read morehop off the junction and a much better option than the higher-priced on-road services. It's a bit reminiscent of Tebay/Westmorland services on the M6 if you're familiar with that. Great farm food, well presented and spacious enough to cater for large numbers. Lots of outside seating and a play area for the kids. The restaurant menu is fairly extensive, and the staff are all decked out in matching uniforms and boaters and are very attentive. Good service with a smile. Plenty of goodies to buy in the farm shop too, although I found that the veggie options were heavily biased towards the cheese end of the spectrum so not much good for me with my dairy intolerance. But otherwise a great choice of local produce to take away.

Trevathan is a farm shop and restaurant, in the picturesque village of St. Endellion. Be aware, the…read moremedium sized car park quickly fills up and the spaces can be tricky to get out of in a full car park. The farm shop leads you to the restaurant and is stacked with local produce - meat, fish, confectionery and fresh fruit and vegetables brought in every morning, to name but a few. Not too pricey either, which is a refreshing change from most farm shops. The restaurant itself is mostly situated in a light and spacious conservatory area. Popular all day with familes, couples and retired couples, the Trevathan is a popular restaurant. They serve the biggest cakes I have ever seen, some triple or even quadrupled layered - coffee and chocolate cake amongst others. A good selection of breakfasts, snacks and lunches too. The cooked breakfast was both tasty and filling. Theres outside seating too, but unfortunately on every day we visited it was bucketing down with rain! Trevathan is also a place where you can pick your own strawberries, gooseberries and raspberries. There's even some motorised tractors and a digger for the children. A great place for families.

Great place to visit, cakes are huge and the prices are a bargain! Also the garden and all its…read morefacilities for kids are great. Only had cake but we will be trying the hot food during the next week as it looks very tasty. Also a nice shop with bits and bobs and not rip off prices There is also a farm shop with a variety of local food but we haven't used this yet

Lovely coffee and great seating arrangements. Often full of Boden/Kath Kidston brigade but the…read moreatmosphere and quality of food and drink more than makes up for it. I will return often.

This is a real gem of a place. A farm shop with adjoining cafe selling homemade cakes, breakfasts…read moreand lunches. The farm shop sells their own free range eggs, vegetables grown on the farm, jams and marmalades made in the shop, 'ready meals' made in the restaurant as well as the more usual produce that is more widely available in farm shops across Devon. There is a great little comfy area for children with a sofa and toys - perfect for letting them play while the mummy's enjoy a well deserved cuppa and a chat! The rest of the cafe is also very cosy and comfortable. A perfect stop after a wild walk on Haytor!

Log Cabin Orchard is nestled on the eastern edge of the Kettle Moraine Forest and we offer Organic…read moreapples and 'Low Spray" apples, pears, plums, honey, apple and maple syrup, fresh apple cider and apple butter.

Every Friday and Saturday, the Market Square in Totnes is a hive of activity. It's market days…read more Friday is definetly the better day to go - as it's busier. Fresh fish (£1.50 for 2 fillets of sole!), fresh fruit and veg, Spanish cooking, second hand clothes and furniture as well as craft stalls, there is something for everyone there. At the back, there is a type of table top sale with antiques, toys, clothes and furniture. The vendors are friendly and a lot of the food stalls have free samples - much to my children's delight! Don't be afraid of haggling. There are lots of bargains to be had.