This is a handy, well stocked farm shop just outside of Darlington near to Barrons Great Outdoors…read more Open from 8.30am to 6pm on weekdays and Saturdays abd about 9am to 5pm on Sundays it is definitely worth a visit. They sell free range eggs, marmalades, chutneys, meats and a range of sausages and the bacon is lovely, far superior to something bought in the supermarkets. There is also a range of baked items including biscuits and tea loaves. The last sweet thing bought here was the treat of a sticky toffee pudding which I can highly recommend. As well as their own items there are products from other local farmers markers including wooden utensils and shampoos etc.

This is about the cafe at Brocksbushes: avoid their coffee. We had an espresso (no hint of crema),…read morea capuchino, and a latte (the later two watery). Also note that they only accept credit cards for amounts of at least £8.

Called in for a break on the way home from hadrians wall, wish I'd read previous reviews gone to…read morethe esso garage for a drink, the coffee was the worst I've had for a long time, not a lot more to say really but I won't be returning.

Farm shop with cafe, kids play area, animals for kids and tractor rides…read more Amongst other products we buy practically all of our meat from here because the quality is very good and is all home produced beef from rare breed belted galloway & dexter cattle. The meat is hung for 3 weeks and instead of being sold fresh, it is all frozen instead of many other farms who sell fresh and what does not sell then is frozen. You can buy here with total piece of mind knowing that you have full traceability on the products. They also sell their own potatoes what we buy per sack. They have won a number of food awards, prices are quite reasonable and staff are efficient and friendly. The farm itself is medieval and time team from TV have completed a programme what is due to be on TV Jan 2009. This is a fantastic place to shop so please go and try it. I have no problem recommended this to anyone. This place is really the bees knees as far as quality of food goes

All I can say is that I have had here the most divine Salmon and Prawn in Lobster Sauce and topped…read morewith Gruyere and accompanied by a gigantic salad. Portions are very good here and well worth the money. Plenty of cakes and good puds for those of us with sweet tooths, and a fantastic Deli with all locally produced cheeses, sausage and chilled take away meals. Not to be missed!

I thought this place was fabulous. Wonderful food, a great meat market/cheese shop/green grocers a…read moregreat gift shop. Yes, it might be pricey and a bit touristy, but it's well worth a visit.

If you are like me, trawling the A1/M1 north to south and south to north happens all too regularly…read more Moto makes me think a fairy dies every time you walk through those automated doors. Little Chef is, well, it's Little Chef, and I think we all know what that means, right, right? On my latest venture south of the border, I was travelling with the oldies, which means we travel at the speed of the parents. Which, on the bright spring day that was Thursday, was alright with me. What was not alright was the prospect of eating crappy overpriced food and drinking burnt coffee at any one of the service stations that blot the landscape. Enough, I thought, we are ambling the day away, therefore, why be forced into bad food land? Lets take a risk and pull off the motorway to find a cafe, or a pub to have lunch. And so we did after a couple of attempts and misses of exits (hair raising, indeed!) which brought us into the village of Leeming Bar. We would have pulled away back onto the motorway, but luckily we went left instead of right (that might have been down to me demanding to go to Northallerton... but never mind that) and came across Spring House Farm Shop. Inside is a gallery of homebaked treats - bread, cake, roulade... as well as the normal items shops sell i.e. chutneys etc. At the back was a small cafe, where we tucked into cheese and onion chutney (caramelised... so. damn. good.) sandwiches (home baked bread rolls) and soup. My eye fell on... well, I can't tell you, as it's my sister's birthday present and a fellow member on yelp, but it was really rather smart, I promise you. I, as the lardass member of the family, also grabbed a slice of coffee and walnut cake. Although the walnuts were not spread through the sponge, it was one of the lightest sponges I have had in a long time. Glad I tried! By the end I had spent forty quid on my sandwich - one birthday present down, some tomato and smoked garlic ketchup, onion marmalade as well as some mango chutney and some other bits and bobs. My other sister bought breakfast (some amazing giant field mushrooms) from the small but delicious fresh vegetable section and we were good to go. This is definitely up there on my list of farmers markets and a welcome change on what is one helluva laborious drive.

From the owner: Fresh baking homemade style, fresh seasonal fruit and veg, pickles and jams, rare breed meats from…read morelocal suppliers, cheeses from wenslydale, Dont forget our coffee shop serving fresh ground coffee, panini toasted sandwiches and home made cakes, open monday saturday 9am to 4pm sunday 9am to 3pm.

Chris from Paganum came on our Level 3 Award in Food Safety so I can certainly vouch for the safety…read moreof his products! Great idea to have an online butchers selling Yorkshire Dales meat.

From the owner: Paganum Produce is the Yorkshire Dales Online Farmers Market, producing and supplying Yorkshire…read moreDales rare breed meat, Beef, Pork & Lamb from our own Farm and local preferred producers direct to you. We deliver in eco friendly sheep's wool insulated mail order boxes direct to your home or office.

This is a lovely little cafe serving an extensive variety of farm fresh food. We were a large group…read moreof adults and kids and they took excellent care of us, serving our unruly bunch an entire gamut of food from quiches to burgers to a full English breakfast with nary a fuss. I think this was one of the best family dining experiences we had in England. The cafe itself has adequate seating (and high ceilings which makes it look even more spacious), but it was a lovely day so a lot of people sat on the patio outside (or maybe it was because our kids were so rowdy!). It would be remiss not to mention the play areas. There is a small well-cushioned area inside with plenty of books, dolls and indoor toys. But what impressed me was the huge outdoor play area with its sandpit, stationery tractor that the children could climb all over, and the "tractor course" complete with two sizes of toy tractors the kids could ride around in. They were playing outside for at least two hours! The only downside of all this was the children did not want to leave, and my little one cried all the way back home! But all in all a wonderful way to spend your day!

Stopped here whilst having a ride out in the country side, having passed it many times. The menu is…read moreenormous as are some of the prices. There are a few cars in the car park but no one is in cafe/farmshop? If you want a cupa whilst out in quiet surroundings then this is a nice place.

George gave the cherry scones 8 and half out of ten. Mine came with whipped cream rather than…read moreclotted which may be how they do it in Yorkshire but I'm not buying it. All the cakes looked good. The lemon meringue stood out as spectacular.

excellent shop and "bistro". panninis, jackets etc... bottled beer too and a selection of home…read morebaking. well appointed shop. reasonable prices. lovely setting and nice views through large glass windows of this converted barn.