Wow! Amazing store for anyone interested in local goods... perfect for stocking up on Dorset's…read morefinest while in the area over a long weekend. Whether you are looking for breakfast (serving sausage and bacon baps on the day we were there), groceries (large selection of local meats and vegetables), local cider / beer / spirits or even gifts, this is the place for you. Everyone was very friendly and the quality of the meat and produce was very high... the cider was pretty damn good too. A necessary bookmark for anyone going to the Jurassic Coast. Also, they also sell flowers, plants and children's wetsuits (of course)!

Highly recommended. Good selection and quality at a great price. Very friendly and welcoming too.read more

Lots of parking, which is always a bonus! There's generally a good selection of goods, from spices…read moreand cooking sauces, condiments and preserves, fresh fruit and veg, to fresh fish and meat, deli produce and cheeses, fresh eggs and bakery items. Most of what they have is locally produced and organic, and is reasonably priced, all things considered. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. Well worth visiting, you're bound to find something interesting that you've never seen before!

Tasty local preserves, a good selection of locally grown produce, lovely meats and sausage rolls to…read moredie for (my wife swears that they're the best sausage rolls she has ever had). Definitely worth a visit to pick up something a little bit different, or to break away from the usual suspects when it comes to food shopping.

Millers Farm Shop should be a stop off point for anyone passing through Devon on the A35. Please…read moreignore the Little Chef's and service stations - STOP HERE! We pulled over on the way back from Cornwall, initially just for a coffee. However, the amazing garden centre and food hall just cried out for a rummage and I instantly knew I wouldn't be leaving empty handed. If it wasn't for the already full-to-bursting car, I would certainly have purchased more. As it was, I had to settle for some locally milled flour for my new bread making hobby and some salted caramel cookies. The farm shop is the size of a supermarket and has a huge variety of quality local produce. If I lived locally, I would shop here all the time. We sat outside and enjoyed teas and coffees, and my friends ordered sandwiches to take away. The service was really friendly here and it was a lovely spot to escape the traffic for a wee while.

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!

Driving back to Bristol from Devon, you may spot an unusual orange elephant by the side of the…read moreroad, with a sign saying 'Ice Cream Parlour, Next Left'. We followed the directions and found ourselves on a long dirt road that seemed to go on forever, but we finally made it to Taverners Farm and the much-anticipated Orange Elephant Ice Cream Parlour. It's actually a nice place, with loads of room indoors for groups of people and screaming kids high on sugar. There are some seats outside for sunny days, and plenty of parking. We thought there would be more choice of ice cream flavours, and were keen to try the 2014 award-winning salted caramel, but it was unavailable. Still, we went for two-scoop chocolate waffle cones (about £7) and enjoyed them. But this is no Marshfield Farm Ice Cream.

How god damn cute! Complete with being on an actual farm which really reminds you just how…read morefortunate we are to be in such a unique place in the country. The staff are fantastic, the surroundings are quaint and well done. It's a simple concept with honest food, honest surroundings and a really relaxed atmosphere. Recommended for anyone with children especially.

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

A lovely farm shop and restaurant. And if you're lucky, there will be piglets in the field at the…read moreside of the shop and you can get very close to coo over them!

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.