Tarbert, Loch Fyne 5th & 6th July. Real seafood festival in small Scottish village.
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Thier veg box deliveries are fantastic, groaning full and beautifully presented. The produce can only be compared to what I´ve seen at French markets- fantastically fresh, colourful, unusual and a good mix of local seasonal and interesting. The cafe does get crazy busy at peak periods. Head there for a nice cuppa and a slice of very special cake.
big comfy sofas and a nice local pint are the reason for heading there of an evening, and big patio garden with lots of tables, big protions and the exitement of the trains stopping at the station over the wall are the reasons to head there for a nice lunch with the smalls.
If you have ever imagined what a really good farm shop should be, then this is it.
Fantastic array of fresh local and inspiring produce (meat, cheese, bread, fruit & veg, flowers, condiments & sauces, dry foods, drinks etc etc etc ) and very helpful staff on top. In fact, everything you need for the weekly shop but a whole lot tastier. Brilliant
This hidden welsh treasure is a treat everybody will enjoy.
Tucked away down a county lane, you can miss the turning to The Farmers Daughter, Keep your eyes peeled for the sign attached to the entrance gate, this entrance takes you through a field where the converted barn is nestled at the end.
From entering the barn the delightful sound of a pianist accompanies your evening, adding to the homely atmosphere of this family run restaurant.
The views across the countryside during sinday lunch is delightful, however this is if you manage to take your eyes away from the stunning food. All local and mostly homegrown the meals are fresh and filling. Having eaten here on a saturday evening and a sunday lunchtime the food has been consistently good quality and the serivce friendly.
I cannot reccomend this restaurant enough for tasty, local welsh food in a relaxing & friendly environment!
Can't fault it- locally sourced fruit and veg, meat and deli counter loads of products and a superb fine food cafe, really child friendly as well with a play area, farmyard pets etc
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