Overall food was 3.5 but atmosphere was a 4.5…read more Great choice for a lazy weekend! My first time at this place and I never knew there was a boutique grocery store up front! It's nice, kind of reminiscent of the Wheeton's in town (Harrogate). I really enjoy the strong theme of locally sourced high quality food that permeates this place. The employees seem happy which often results in better service, which was the case with my visit today. I like the large open feel of this place combined with the big open windows and the outside tables with umbrellas. The amount of light this place invites gives the cafe section a cheery feel to it. Fee wifi is a plus for yelping of course. I had a Sunday roast and it was a very generous portion. The food was well presented, and wait time was minimal. It was good food, but nothing extraordinary in my experience. But the atmosphere of the place more than compensates to make an overall enjoyable experience and a place I'm likely to revisit soon!

I haven't eaten here but have shopped many times so my review is based on that only…read more The accent is on locally sourced food - something that Fodder really excel at. An excellent selection of fruit and veg - it it's in season Fodder will find it. Asparagus (May/June) comes from a farm just over a mile away. The same can be said for strawberries. Meat is from local farms and not only is the selection and quality very good, you can see the butchers in the back rooms cutting the meat up. Chuck in a great cheese counter, lots of local beer, cured meats, chocolates, sweets and puddings... It's a fine establishment. Doing a full weekly shop might not be possible but for a few choice bits and pieces Fodder is a lovely place to visit. Oh, and knowledgeable staff who aren't afraid to smile - that's always going set a place ahead of the competition!

Disgusted with them for bringing on board Britannia Parking to fine between £40-£70 for staying in…read morethe car park longer than 2 hours. I parked when the store was shut and car park was empty in the evening while visiting the cinema and have been fined. Waitrose not interested even though I spend £100's a month in store. Everyone knows these parking companies are crooks, can't believe Waitrose has got rid of the attendants and got on board with this. Disgusted

Although on average more expensive than a lot of supermarchés, if you keep your eyes peeled you can…read morestill get a bargain here (at the end of the aisles). Apaprently it also smells nice in the morning when Steve walks past on his way to work. By nice he means 'of bread and that'. Clean, well laid out, friendly and helpful staff, and when I can't work the label machine thing in the cake bit, someone is always on hand to rescue me discreetly without making me look retarded. My mum also said they are one of the only shops where you can buy roasted peanuts (not the DRY roasted ones you get in the pub). Apparently that's important.

Wheaton's is an interesting combination of boutique deli, meat butchers, bakery, and café all in…read moreone. Everything is high quality, so no matter if you are popping in for some quick fixings for lunch at home, or sitting down for coffee and a sandwich, you will not be disappointed with the delicious options to savor.

I'm thinking of moving to Harrogate. It is probably ill advised as I'd end up a serious caffeine…read morejunkie and the size of five houses but in theory it is a great idea. Food shopping is just so much fun and it 's no different in Weeton's. This is farm shopping but in a plush surrounding. Quality assured here and that is a fact. If I say fact then it must be true. What I really love about this place is that it brings the best things about Yorkshire to one place. It's like a deli but on acid. They stock over 1000 different lines of Yorkshire's finest. I defy you to go in and not come out with a sticky toffee pudding or stunning ginger bread house. The bakery really is first class. Yet so is most of it. You'll find teas, wines, meat, vegetables, really smelly cheeses and stock cupboard essentials. The oils are out of this world too. You pay for it but some of the balsamic and dipping oils are just meant to be cracked open on those special occasions. How I can get excited about oil I don't know but in here anything is possible. Great staff and service too and a food shop that doesn't involve trolley-rage or z-list celebrities advertising. Great guns of Harrogate.

ASDA in Harrogate is personally my favourite supermarket in Harrogate- it contains all the…read moregroceries you need at very reasonable prices ( I recommend the ASDA own brand English muffins, much nicer than the Kingsmill ones!). As well as this, it also has a pharmacy, a clothes section, photo centre, bakery, instore pizza maker, stationary and a well stocked CD/DVD section. The only real negative is that at sometimes it can get fairly busy, meaning the queues are very long, although they do usually control this well. Also, as the store is so big, you might find yourself nipping in for a loaf of bread, and coming out an hour later with a full trolley!

Busy place ... Sort of a farm shop on one side and cafe on the other, no complaints here but not…read morespectacular either. Clearly very popular, seemed a little impersonal somehow.