Lovely individual little deli on the river in the centre of Truro. Home baked bread, local produce…read moreof the highest quality and a great place to grab a healthy, tasty lunch to take away though it's not mega cheap. Very friendly staff and a few stools to hang about on if you have the time.

Nice size store with a fair bit of choice. Choice of fruit and veg is very good & of high quality…read more Love the bakery section with the baked in store bread/rolls which are lovely and the cakes, well they are quite lush aswell. Produce is a bit more expensive than the mainstream supermarkets, but i find the quality is refective of this. Saying this i find the offers very good & are often better than other stores Fair size car-park which i always can get a mother and baby spot with no problems. Staff are always friendly & accommodating - Refreshing change

The place to go if you can afford it. they have a good range and the quality is very good but don't…read moreexpect too many bargains. There are sometimes good bread related bargains, though.

Stocks a wide range of fruit and vegetables, part locally obtained and part to make up demand. The…read moreprices are cheap and the local produce is delicious and full of flavour. The other goods are closer to the types of fruit/veg you get in the discount stores like Lidl. As well as fruit and veg, they stocks lots of types of 'health' snacks like seeds and yoghurt coated fruits, etc, and various other products like cous cous and bulghar wheat. The service is good all staff are friendly and they provide boxes as an alternative to their plastic bags which is a good choice for the environment and for popping the stuff in the back of the car don't end up with bruised apples rolling about all over the boot! Cheaper than the supermarkets and good personal service.

I'm a bit amazed that a shop that's supposed to be all organic and local would stock Rhoddas cream…read morerather than a genuine local brand like Williams. You can buy Rhoddas (so-called) clotted cream in most supermarkets in London and it tastes of nothing. Williams' clotted cream tastes something like the cream I remember from my childhood in Devon in the 1960s/70s. Likewise why do they stock so much Healey's Rattler cider which, by all accounts, is an industrial cider which, just like Bulmers, Magners etc, is made from reconstituted apple concentrate, not real apples? There are some genuine Cornish ciders and not all the cider in the Farm Shop was from Healeys when I was there. More information about which cider is the genuine article and which isn't would be useful for customers I feel. When I visited there was a fair selection of fruit and veg along the lines of a typical organic shop. I have an allotment, so maybe I shouldn't comment any more than that. The meat (apparently from their own farm) looked nice although I didn't buy any. They also make their own wholemeal pasta. I bought some of their spaghetti and it was okay.

The last month whilst shopping at ASDA I have found that there seems to be terrible shortage of…read morestaff! The cafe is particularly bad! When my husband and I went to order a snack there this morning a rather irate young man turned us away because they had run out of food! I am not complaining about this young man in any way but the circumstances that he has to work under! What a shame! Marlene Hurrell

Warm and friendly welcome, fantastic cakes and locally roasted coffee from Origin. You can sit…read moreoutside in the sunshine and watch the world go by. Highly recommended

What a great bakery. If you want to eat in head up the stairs. A nice gent behind the counter. This…read moretrip I had the bacon roll and a coffee. They were both good. The roll could have used maybe one more slice of bacon but still very good. Had the standard coffee. Would def come back!!!

Having a Niles vegetarian Cornish pasty makes our holiday in Fowey extra special. They are so…read moredelicious, you can tell they are made with pride. We absolutely love them. My family takes them to the beach every time we have a beach day, absolutely delicioso. We miss them when we come home as no other bakery can touch their taste. Thank goodness for Niles. Do you by any chance have a postal delivery service to East Yorkshire so we can continue to enjoy them when we get back home?

I have been eating pasties from WC Rowe for the last 15 years and I have never had one which has…read morefallen below the high standards I have come to expect from them. Be warned on a Saturday you will find long queues outside WC Rowe around lunchtime and my only criticism is that they sometimes run out of pasties at this time. A second WC Rowe has now opened on Lemon Quay which has just as good pasties. As well as pasties you can buy all the normal bakery products you would expect. I strongly recommend a Rowe pasty as I think it is the best available.

Taaastey!! Really goosd pasty. It would be impossible to give it a full 5, my dad's from Plymouth…read moreand both him and Ivor Dooley make the best. But this comes a close third!