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    Gloagburn Farm Shop

    4.8 (16 reviews)

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Briony C.

    So my tip hopefully says it all: "the most amazing farm shop ever!" but for review purposes, I'll elaborate. I'd seen this place popping up on my feed thanks to Yelp Perth King & Queen, John R & Alisa R. We'd been in Perth for the day so stopped on our way back to Glasgow - this was just after 5pm, and the shop closes at 5.30 but thankfully they were happy to let us browse. First of all, when you enter you're greeted by a lush display of vegetables/produce which is seriously beautiful. It's a proper farm shop and the veggies are dirt covered/misshapen, how they should be. There's no crazy layers of packaging here and you can actually touch it all - if touching up vegetables is your thing. The shop inside is really large and has a massive range of everything you could dream of. Cheeses, charcuterie, frozen meals, meats, jams, booze (great gin selection), wines, biscuits, beers as well as a gift shop area. We grabbed a few bits and pieces and managed to spend like £30 but I don't regret a penny of it. Our best purchases of the day were Great Glen Game venison salami (available to buy in Glasgow at George Mewes or on the platter at Kelvingrove Cafe), and the Baron Begold cheese which is one of the nicest I've had in a long time. Staff were friendly and welcoming (even though we were probably cutting into their time for watching Eurovision) and we've already planned to leave for Perth early next time so we can eat here for brunch/lunch. It's easy to find if you're driving as there's lots of signs, or just ask your Yelp app to send you the right way.

    Qype User (HCN197…)

    A really lovely place to go for an hour or two. Gloagburn is among many 'farm shops' that have popped up recently in Perthshire, but is one of the best! A small shop selling fresh and local produce, books, cards, Ecover and Emma Bridgewater amongst other things. This leads into another shop selling high end groceries including meats and has a small deli counter. The cafe area is large with a 'country feel' and serves fantastic food which is fresh, generously sized and reasonably priced. The cakes are supurb, particularly the brownies and apple and amond cake. The staff are very friendly and always on the ball. Outside, there is ample parking, a small duckpond, 2 pigs, a horse and a huge dog that is in the field with the horse (to see it is to believe it!) Emma Bridgewater, books, cakes, ducks and pigs...what more would you want from a Sunday afternoon?

    White chocolate and raspberry cheesecake - absolutely divine!

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    8 years ago

    an oasis. Delicious food and super cute products. What a neat place. Beautiful sunsets.

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    10 years ago

    Very pleasant place, staff, and food. Especially impressed with the quality of eggs. Highly recommended.

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    15 years ago

    Great place to meet friends for lunch and pick up some great food to take home too. Especially recommend the lemon meringue pie!

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    18 years ago

    One of my favourite places! Good shop, good food, friendly staff.

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    4.0 mi
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    The Uk Version of Walmart, complete with the George brand, being promoted heavily…read more Large, clean store, lots of variety, a good selection of homewares, housewares, clothing, personal care and grocery. Their bakery goods were mostly gone by the time we stopped by, but the pre-packaged cakes were utterly adorable. Came across boundless types of Pringles and Kit Kats that we don't have in the US, I'm jealous. But they did not have flavoured coffee creamer. I don't understand.

    A.S.D.A: Americans Still Don't Agree with a lot of what I say, but maybe the Scots will…read more First-Hand Experience: I visited this store because it's built where the stadium used to be, and the money from this store helped the stadium. All I bought here were bananas and a drink. Everyone was perfectly friendly, but because it's a Walmart type chain, I'd give it a 2 or 3... except that they saved the club. So they get a 4. I don't like ASDA, I just like making acronyms out of their name. However this particular ASDA, which I went to as a token of appreciation when I played my concert in Perth (one time only, have never been back), because they saved St. Johnstone. The stadium here was falling apart and was probably going to be closed down and the club had no money, but this store bought the land, and paid for a new stadium to be built in the west of town. Not sure why or how they did it, but thank you for saving the club. ASDA has pretty good prices even if they are the Walmart of the UK.

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