This is an lovely, old school, local farm shop/green grocer. Fresh produce and reasonable prices…read morewith free parking directly in front. Mainly local produce, this had the largest onions and best cauliflower I've ever seen! The owner makes his own pickled onions, which were so good, we returned the next day to buy an even bigger jar of!!! Delicious. My 1st stop when I'm next in the area.

Only a 10min drive from Newquay beach. A great selection of fresh fruit, vegetables and flowers…read more Also many locally produced jams, chutneys, biscuits, cakes, pies, beverages, meat and more. Staff were friendly, and they offer online purchases and deliveries too. Considering its a farm shop and the 'middle man' is supposed to have been cut out, some of the prices were steep. Not all produce was fresh- the runner beans were slightly brown and bendy and there were withering potatoes. Majority was lovely though.

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.

I drive to Penzance from Falmouth to a) visit my daughter and b) shop at Thorne's, always a delight…read moreand pleasure, especially to my bank balance. There's a good chance Thorne's is the best greengrocer in Cornwall. If there's one with a better range of produce and at better prices, I don't know it. While I'm at it, Penzance is one of the best towns for independent retailers, full stop. I rarely leave Thorne's without giving in to other temptations - bakery, deli, shoe shop (Lou's Shoes is amazing), bookshop, café... shopping in Penzance is enjoyable in a way that used to be the norm, but now, sadly, rarely is.

Fruit, veg, produce and a deli. Cheap and good quality. Best value food shop in the area by miles.read more

Best butcher for miles! Cannot recommend this traditional shop more highly. As the daughter of a…read morebutcher l am in awe. Please keep this going forever. We need more like this. Thank you Dales x

Excellent traditional butcher's shop. High quality produce, friendly and helpful staff - also very…read moreknowledgeable. Will prepare meat as you request - nothing is too much trouble. Good homemade sausages and burgers too. Provenance of meat is displayed - all locally sourced. And it's not more expensive than buying at the supermarket for a similar (or what the supermarket alleges is a similar) quality of product.

Fantastic little fruit and veg shop all organic and local produce, you must try the deli, their…read morefresh salad boxes are simply amazing! a must when visiting penzance...

I suppose I could describe this shop as a hippy shop without meaning to be derogatory. They sell…read moreorganic vegetables (the ones that come in all shapes and sizes, and colours!), fresh breads (mainly all sorts of brown and wholemeal kinds) plus a huge range of herbs and spices. The staff are probably vegetarians, and are very helpful and pleasant. They also have a variety of nuts for sale, and all sorts of other goodies, like soya milks, fruit bars and so on. You would not be able to guarantee the availability of the same fresh items each week, sometimes there will be loads of tomatoes, the next week none, but loads of aubergines and onions! The bread usually sells out very quickly too, so go early!

If you like your cider, you must visit this cyder farm! It's not only a good excuse to go out and…read morestock up on cheap delicious cider, but its a great family day out! For the children theres the animal farm where they can see and pet the animals, and tractor rides around the entire farm, including fascinating tours to show how cider is made including a cider museum and distillery, even a jam kitchen! And for the adults, if the above doesn't interest you enough, there is of course the farm shop which sells over 40 varieties of delicious fruit products, including a wide range of ciders produced at the farm, brandy, fresh jams and fresh pressed apple juice! And if you like to stock up on cider, you'll be doing your wallet a favour too as you can get great deals such as 20 bottles of Cornish Rattler for £19.99! A great save considering they sell single bottles in supermarkets for £2.50+ each! And if like me you have no idea where to start in the farm shop, they have free taste testing stalls, allowing you to taste all of the best selling ciders and wines the farm produces just make sure you don't get too carried away! I would recommend drivers to be limited to only 1 or 2 drinks to taste as some are rather high in alcohol. And of course, if you need a break from all of that, there's a lovely restaurant and cream tea café just next door to the farm shop.

This place was a revelation! I wasn't keen on visiting at first, especially as I don't like cider,…read morebut when we arrived it was completely different to what I was expecting. You can take a tour of the miniature farm, as well as a ride around the fields where you can learn a little bit about the history of cider making. My particular favourite was getting to sample all the different kinds of alcohol and jam that they make (for free!) and I ended up spending quite a lot in the shop on the jam, which I became quite addicted to, and the strawberry wine which made a great present in it's beautiful glass bottle. Definitely worth a visit if you're heading to/from Newquay.

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