Located just outside of Evesham, Chadbury Farm Shop offers a delightful rural shopping experience steeped in local tradition and quality. This family-run establishment is dedicated to showcasing the finest products from the surrounding area, providing both locals and visitors a taste of genuine farm-to-table goodness.
Butchers
The butchers at Chadbury Farm Shop are celebrated for their exceptional selection of locally-sourced meats. Patrons can choose from prime cuts of Worcestershire beef, lamb, and pork, along with poultry and seasonal game. The butchers are known for their expertise in producing specialty items like handcrafted sausages, traditional black pudding, and custom cuts, ensuring premium quality and freshness.
Bakery
Chadbury’s in-house bakery is a hub of activity, producing an array of freshly baked breads, pies, and pastries daily. From rustic sourdough and traditional farmhouse loaves to sweet treats and savoury pies, all items are made using local ingredients. Seasonal offerings and celebration cakes are also available, all baked with a personal touch.
Deli
The Deli at Chadbury offers an extensive range of artisan cheeses, cold cuts, and freshly prepared deli favourites. This section boasts a variety of local and international cheeses, alongside homemade scotch eggs, sausage rolls, and a selection of olives and pickles. It’s perfect for assembling a luxurious charcuterie board or grabbing a quick, delicious lunch.
Produce
The produce section at Chadbury Farm Shop is a vibrant showcase of the area’s agricultural bounty. Featuring an assortment of locally grown fruits and vegetables, this area is restocked daily to ensure the highest quality and freshness. From juicy tomatoes and crisp apples to seasonal berries and greens, the produce here supports local farmers and promotes sustainable practices.
Café
Chadbury’s cosy café is a favourite among visitors, offering a place to relax and enjoy the flavours of the farm shop. The menu features dishes made from ingredients sold in the shop, including hearty breakfasts, light lunches, and scrumptious cakes. With its friendly atmosphere and scenic views, the café is a perfect spot for a peaceful break during your visit.
Gifts and Homeware
In addition to its food offerings, Chadbury Farm Shop includes a delightful section dedicated to gifts and homewares. This area features an eclectic mix of kitchen accessories, handcrafted gifts, and local pottery, ideal for those seeking a special memento or a functional piece for the home.
Chadbury Farm Shop is more than just a place to shop; it’s an experience that celebrates the rich agricultural heritage of Worcestershire. Whether you’re browsing for quality meats, enjoying a cup of coffee in the café, or searching for a unique gift, Chadbury provides a charming and authentic encounter with the best of the countryside.
If I could leave zero stars I would. Walking in to the cafe there was literally no welcome, no smile and no direction as to where we could sit. We asked if we could sit in the corner table by the window but it was reserved from 2pm so we weren’t allowed to sit there…we arrived at 12?The waitresses could not of cared less if we were there or if we had walked out, the hostility was evident from arrival and they both looked like they didn’t want to be there.The jacket potato was lukewarm and tasted like it had been reheated from the day before. I think if you’re going to charge £12 for a baked potato, it probably should come out baked and crispy, not soggy from a microwave.The pie was not a pie, it was a bowl of minced beef with a square of puff pastry put on top, again, for a £14 pie, you’d expect some effort to be put in to your food.All the food was mediocre and something I’d compare to microwave food.Upon leaving we spoke to the manager who had the same attitude as the waitresses, clueless and completely unbothered, with a nasty tendency to talk back.We did say we wouldn’t come back and there was no effort whatsoever to try and resolve the issues we faced or offer compensation, although this wasn’t the intention of the complaint.I genuinely will never return here, the whole place needs retraining, from management downwards and perhaps the chef should have a rethink about what food standards he’d like to serve according to the prices charged.I would recommend people to avoid this place.
We were made to feel uncomfortable. The way the tables are set in the room it’s a maze to get to the till. Absolutely no customer direction from staff, didn’t know where we could sit, as only tables left were reserved( for the afternoon?!) no table service either-and it took every ounce of the waitresses brain power to allocate us a table that was reserved for in 3 hours time. She literally told us to be gone by 1.30. It was 10 o’clock. The other tables were reserved for even later! Who reserves tables at 10 in the morning for a 4 o’clock sitting and actually considers turning away customers? The restaurant clearly needs better management as staff don’t understand basic waitressing management. The breakfast was actually shocking. Burnt toast, bacon barely cooked, hash brown was soft mushy, mushrooms were clearly old shrivelled and dry prior to cooking. We just paid a tenner for 1 piece of bacon a sausage and a few beans. Everything else was inedible! Total waste of money. No item swapping message on the menus is just anti social and makes the chef look lazy and incompetent. The customers happiness is far more important than the chefs. Morrisons breakfast is far better and that’s saying something. You’d think got a farm shop they would care about meat quality in their breakfasts! What a waste. The restaurant has huge potential.
Hadnt made a booking, happy to sit on sharing table, 2 ladies asked if they could join me, said of course, as long as there is room for my daughter and grand daughter who are currently in the baby change. They were fine with that, we had actually joked that it was the naughty table for people who hadnt booked. but woman behind counter has to come to table and strongly reiterate that it was the sharing table, of which I was already aware. She then proceeded to bang in to the chair on table behind me, with a "sorry there is no room to get through" no need whatsoever for that, really disappointed. Server had got wrong end of stick, thinking I was turning the ladies away, when she couldn't have been more wrong if she had tried.
We stop here for breakfast on the way to Cheltenham racecourse. Always a lovely breakfast but I advise booking in advance as it does get busy on Saturday mornings. Four of us is 3 breakfasts and a veggie breakfast. Breakfast gives a great start to the day as we don't eat again till on the way back home. We all love it here and keep coming back every year when passing. Lovely shop as well and I always spend to much as lovely produce.
Came all the way from North Wales to find this cafe and it's an easy 5 star only has a tuna sandwich and a Mocca the coleslaw was the best I've ever had and the sandwich was just as good we will be back
Disappointed breakfast. Served on a cold plate that had dishwasher residue that you could feel on the plate. Sausages needed a sharper knife to cut. Staff not quite understanding that I wanted no tomato, I understood no swaps I just didn't want the tomato but ended up with it. Hash browns very dry. Given half an hour of eating what I had transfered to my clean toast plate I had an upset stomach.
The shop has fresh fruit and vegetables, that are full of flavour, we also loved all the sweets and brandy snaps that they sell. Also went to the cafe, the prawn sandwich was amazing, filled with salad, jacket potato that mum had was great, panini dad had was tasty too. Great location and welcoming staff.
I went in the week in April when the queue was small so I didn't have much wait and was able to have a good look around. Great produce. I also ate there. Amazing chips with parmesan. Will get a burger next time. Be aware the burger van closes at 3pm. Saw Caleb working in the field next to the van and he had a burger taken out to him.
One of my favourite garden centres has such lovely staff, amazing prices on plants and a great little shop. Me and my grandparents and I will be back soon 😊
Stopped on our journey south. Coffee and paninis were very nice. If it had been warmer we could have used the outside seating area, but inside was more than adequate. Well worth a visit.
Very very disappointed, staff are incredibly rude and dismissive. Especially the woman in the coffee shop. If that's how you run a business, I suggest you close...We left immediately and can honestly say I won't be returning. We went to Ellenden and we're welcomed in and had a really enjoyable afternoon. At least, it would seem they know what they are doing. Customers are out first and not treated like something started to the underside of a shoe... 😡
This is a lovely farm shop and cafe. We were able to sit on the sofa near the log burner and look out over the rolling fields. We enjoyed our Latte and Bakewell sponge before picking up a few essentials from the shop. We bought a Steak and Ale pie which proved to be delicious and fresh Rhubarb. We will be going back in the very near future.
love visiting the cafe such lovely food and cakes and charming farm shop. But had to stop going as inside cafe is very unfriendly to dogs. They will rudely tell you that you can sit outside in pouring rain!! Yet you can walk your dog around the farm shop yet the cafe is a no go which really is disappointing as I can’t see any reason for it, most places now days at least have a dog friendly corner.
We'd heard good things about Chadbury Farm Shop in terms of grabbing a nice breakfast and were pleased to find they were absolutely right. There was plenty of parking and although there were lots of tables reserved for bookings we were able to find a table for the four of us. I would advise booking a table to be sure!The staff were friendly, helpful and very efficient. The food arrived very quickly after we ordered and was very good indeed. Everyone was very happy with their food and nothing was left at the end. Highly recommended.
