This delightful market has a wonderful community feel and the selection of organic produce is…read moreexcellent. Look out for wild mushrooms, cured meats, honey, jams, sausages and sausage butties, cakes, hand-made toiletries, craft beer and more. The prices are generally fair for the quality and the hard-working stall holders deserve the constant stream of customers, from the local area and a little further afield. Tasting is usually an option before you buy which is always a good sign. Overall, a great use of the space, and a great way to get consumers in touch with farmers and cottage industry products.

This is a really popular farmer's market, held on Central Avenue every 2nd and 4th Saturday in the…read moremonth, from 8:30am - 1.30pm. There's a good selection of organic produce, and free range meat and you can pick up honey, yummy cakes, and smelly soaps too. Strangely for a farmers market there's not a lot of veg. Around Christmas time they do a nice craft fair. Take your own bags, because you get some funny looks if you ask for a carrier bag.

Really great farmers Market with everything from rare meats to game to freshly cooked Ostrich…read moreburgers. There are also some nice cheeses and smoked goods. Cheap it isn't, but for 'real' food it's worth the money!

The farmer's market held on the last Saturday of each month is a great place to get most of your…read morefood from. There are plenty of stalls indoors and outside the centre. The one thing you have to try is the ostrich burger with cheese and onion - yummy!!! This is sold on the stall which is situated right outside the centre by the entrance. The stall also sells fresh ostrich burgers+frozen to put in your freezer, ostrich eggs, dusters, meat, sausages. Indoor stalls include a great mushroom bonanza (loads of different mushroom on sale), breads, cakes, meat, sausages, a variety of vegetables, honeys, wax products, leather products such as belts, purses , chocolates, soaps Outside there is normally a van that sells a variety of fish, pancake stall - yummy pancakes freshly made in front of you, bird tables, plants, meat As you can see - there is a variety of products on sale - plenty to choose from. Great atmosphere and even better location - Bakewell is a beautiful and busy place with loads to offer.

Bettys Farm is situated between the main centre of Willington and the A38. The access road is a…read morelittle on the bumpy side, but takes you past the free-range chickens pecking away in harmony with the sheep they have at the farm. The wind turbine and solar panels that presumably power the farm, can be seen from the A38. The Farm Shop is stacked with a whole range of products from flour, jams and preserves to cakes, bread and rolls, all locally sourced. There is also sizeable range of fruit and vegetables, and dairy products like milk and cheese, the local Derbyshire cheese - Peakland White, that tastes similar to Stilton is lovely. Bettys Farm also has a tiny cafe area and its own butchers counter, thus far though we have not tried either, as we always go after work, just as it is about to close. We have tried their chicken and pork sausages though, which again are sourced locally, full of flavour, worth paying that little bit extra. In comparison to most farm shops though Bettys is very reasonable, with the eggs being particularly good value. A dozen eggs being a fraction of the price of those in the supermarkets and much tastier, because of the life the chickens have led.

The place has a very service with a relaxed but professional ambiance. Lots of variety in produce /…read morefood supplies. The prices we find to be very reasonable and the quality is top!

What a fabulous place this is. It is actually a farm as most farm shops are. Theres a section for…read morefresh fruit and vegetables that are all grown locally. Fresh eggs. A butchers counter where the meat and sausages are just fabulous , i havent had anything horrible from there at all. They sell potatoes by the sack along with straw and hay. They now also have a bakery there that bakes its own fresh bread and cakes. Top this all off with a deli counter selling meats and cheese and add a small freezer section with frozen fruits. It is located going away from arnold library , up Coppice Road right to the very top then turn right at the t junction. Take a left at the mini roundabout and its on the left hand side.

Excellent food with reasonable prices. In the midst of the Harley Gallery and the Dukeries Garden…read moreCentre, Welbeck Farm Shop offers a range of choice, all locally produced.

Brilliant monthly vegan market on the edge of Nottingham city centre. Street food, groceries,…read morecakes, clothing and lots more. Find it in front of Victoria Leisure Centre, near the Arena/Ice Rink (its not actually in Sneinton)

Just on the outskirts of Duffield is Croots Farm Shop. Accessed by a track snaking up through…read morefarmland, Croots is in a very picturesque part of Derbyshire. A generous sized car park and a stunning view makes for a good first impression. The farm shop itself has an impressive range of goods. Cards, pasta, local beers, homemade bread, fresh fruit and vegetables, and frozen goods, are just a few of the delights on offer, a little pricey though. There is also an extensive meat and dairy section too. The farm shop also has a very popular cafe, with a outside decking area that makes the most of the south-facing aspect and wonderful view. Food wise, tempting homemade cakes, bacon sandwiches, jacket potatoes, soup etc, all fresh and generously portioned. Drinks wise a good range of hot and cold beverages, their coffee is particularly good. Nice to be able to see what's happening in the kitchen too, a hive of activity!

This place is a hidden gem, only been open 9 weeks, but a bounty of things to be bought, local…read moreproduce.fruit & vegetables. deli counter, pickles and sauces, traditional sweets,well worth a visit.

I grew up in Spondon but left for the USA almost 20 years ago and as such never experienced…read moreBluebell Dairy Farm before. We were visiting Derby for a Family Vacation and this was on a list of things to do to kill a couple of hours. We arrived in the morning on a lovely sunny day and were happy that the Car Park wasn't too busy. We paid our entry and engaged with a friendly lad who walked me through some things to do with the kids. Entry fee wasn't outrageous in my opinion and the kids loved interacting with the animals and the various activities to eat up a couple of hours on a Summer Day. Lots to see and the Ice Cream was incredible. All of my family commented on how fresh it was and said it was some of the best Ice Cream they have ever had ( and these kids are Ice Cream Connoisseurs ) Is it Alton Towers ??? No, but do you have to refinance your home to bring a Family of four to have fun ....no ? Bluebell Dairy is a reasonable place to hang out for an entire Family. Recommended

These type of Farm shops are popping up all over the place it seems, but that is not necessarily a…read morebad thing. This one lies on the Southwell road leading away from Nottingham, just after you have gone past Lowdham. For those of you that are well into the whole healthy, free range, fresh from the grass kind of feel to your food then there is plenty here for you. Plus there are some gorgeous looking cakes, which I can say not only look good but taste good :-) I sort of had the feeling that buying from the farm shop would mean I could not only get fresher food, but also cheaper as it would cut out transport, supermarket profit margins and advertising etc. I think I was perhaps a little naive on this point as the prices were actually quite high - but as with anything else, if the demand is high then the prices go up. Good place to go, good food and something a little different from Tescos.