5 of Our Favourite Farm Shops

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Is there anything better? Local produce, scrummy food and fab locations. We all love a farm shop. Today I wanted to share five of my favourites from across the county, all well worth a visit.

Tre, Pol and Pen farm shop near Launceston

1) Tre, Pol & Pen

Edging our way towards the border, near Launceston, we have Tre, Pol & Pen. The food is delicious, the restaurant is spacious and they host great events. It is a real hub for the local community.

Boscastle Farm Shop in North Cornwall

2) Boscastle Farm Shop

Another popular choice is Boscastle Farm Shop. Set amid stunning scenery, the food is honest, local and has travelled very few miles.

Colwith Farm Shop near Lostwithiel

3) Colwith Farm

This one is just down the road from me, and it is lovely to see how the business has grown. A family-run potato farm, Colwith has expanded from a simple honesty box into a lovely little farm shop, with some great gifts, alongside a distillery offering tours and tastings. The café has beautiful countryside views and serves very tasty food. Definitely worth a mention.

St Kew Farmshop and Café

4) St Kew Farmshop

St Kew Farmshop is another business it has been a pleasure to see develop. Their social media posts whet the appetite, and the food is ingredient-led and truly tasty. The shop has interesting local wares, houseplants, ceramics, clothing and so much more to tempt you. Sitting in the garden on a sunny day is pure joy.

Roskilly's farm on the Lizard

5) Roskilly's

Known for its ice cream, Roskilly's is well worth a visit to see that the farm is about so much more. Down on the Lizard, you can wander the fields, try one of the many flavours of ice cream and enjoy other produce made on their Cornish farm.

Have I missed your favourite? There are many more I want to explore!

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