Bailey's Country Store
Situated in the heart of Penryn, this traditional country store also has a farm shop, perfect for holiday treats. There's also a recently opened (as of August 2021) takeaway cafe.
Farm Shops near Feock
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Bailey's Country Store
Situated in the heart of Penryn, this traditional country store also has a farm shop, perfect for holiday treats. There's also a recently opened (as of August 2021) takeaway cafe.
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Chyreen Fruit Farm
If you are feeling energetic you can pick your own strawberries here (seasonal) or let someone else do the hard work for you and buy them from the shop along with seasonal veg and a variety of Cornish honey and jams.
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Pendower Farm Shop
Enjoy fresh meat, dairy, garden produce and fish straight from the boat, a proper Cornish treat! Open from April to October, stock up on your holiday supplies and gifts here. Previously known as Curgurrell Farm Shop.
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St Mawes Bakery
A traditional bakery offering pasties, saffron buns, scones and home made bread, baked daily. Visit as early as you can, stocks run low during busy times.
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St Mawes Fish Shop
Fresh fish caught locally from a St Mawes based trawler and sold Tuesday's and Friday's catch permitting (more often during summer). Availability is dependent on the days catch and weather/sea state.
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The Cornish Food Box Company Farm Shop
Fruit, veg, meat, fish, poultry, jams, chutney, cheeses, all from local Cornish growers and producers. In a nutshell, if it's made in Cornwall, they sell it. You can also arrange to have boxes delivered to your doorstep - perfect for a car-free holiday.
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The Old Market Chacewater
A hidden delight we were delighted to discover, an unassuming entrance off the centre of this lively little village leads to a courtyard of goodies. An unusual array of ingredients, crates of fresh produce line the walls, fridges offer a waft of fine cheeses and a pantry houses a wide selection of the eclectically edible. Once you look past the food, there's the table tennis table and greenhouse stocked with lush plants. Beyond, a courtyard lined with feasting tables and promising looking grills - they do feast nights to rival any other hidden hut.
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Veryan Market
A co-operative of local suppliers offer a range of home grown and home made produce including baked goods, preserves, eggs and honey. The market takes place on the first saturday of every month from 10.30am - 12.30am and is a great social occasion for both locals and visitors alike.
Farm Shops near Feock
'For some of the finest food on the planet we have listed 9 Feock Farm Shops, so you can buy the best ingredients whilst near Feock.'
Chyreen Fruit Farm
If you are feeling energetic you can pick your own strawberries here (seasonal) or let someone else do the hard work for you and buy them from the shop along with seasonal veg and a variety of Cornish honey and jams.
Long Close Farm Shop
Sorry, temporarily closed whilst a new tenant is found!
Pendower Farm Shop
Enjoy fresh meat, dairy, garden produce and fish straight from the boat, a proper Cornish treat! Open from April to October, stock up on your holiday supplies and gifts here. Previously known as Curgurrell Farm Shop.
St Mawes Bakery
A traditional bakery offering pasties, saffron buns, scones and home made bread, baked daily. Visit as early as you can, stocks run low during busy times.
St Mawes Fish Shop
Fresh fish caught locally from a St Mawes based trawler and sold Tuesday's and Friday's catch permitting (more often during summer). Availability is dependent on the days catch and weather/sea state.
The Cornish Food Box Company Farm Shop
Fruit, veg, meat, fish, poultry, jams, chutney, cheeses, all from local Cornish growers and producers. In a nutshell, if it's made in Cornwall, they sell it. You can also arrange to have boxes delivered to your doorstep - perfect for a car-free holiday.
The Old Market Chacewater
A hidden delight we were delighted to discover, an unassuming entrance off the centre of this lively little village leads to a courtyard of goodies. An unusual array of ingredients, crates of fresh produce line the walls, fridges offer a waft of fine cheeses and a pantry houses a wide selection of the eclectically edible. Once you look past the food, there's the table tennis table and greenhouse stocked with lush plants. Beyond, a courtyard lined with feasting tables and promising looking grills - they do feast nights to rival any other hidden hut.
Veryan Market
A co-operative of local suppliers offer a range of home grown and home made produce including baked goods, preserves, eggs and honey. The market takes place on the first saturday of every month from 10.30am - 12.30am and is a great social occasion for both locals and visitors alike.