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

Truly outstanding quality meat!
Displays food miles on local produce, very friendly and helpful staff.

I don't buy my meat anywhere else.

What a delight. This farm shop sells a wide variety of produce and is proactive in enlarging their range, along with excellent customer service and an onsite chef. Only last week we bought local stichelton cheese, lamb from the estate, butchers own mix sausage, dry cured bacon, and Notinghamshire free range Peckam chicken......

Excellent, delivered on time, good prices, good communication, friendly.

Ilja from Pudding Pie offers a great service! This a great idea for a kids party, the Mum's & Dad's can get involved as well, and you never know, they may also learn a thing or two.
Ilja's obviously very passionate about food and this really shows in the Pudding Pie parties and in particular the cookery courses. So if you want to learn something new or wish to brush up on your culinary skills, or just have some great fun, give Pudding Pie a call.

great place. well worth a visit, try their pies!

I regularly used to drive past a sign for Arujo in Twyford - but as it was a bit off my normal route, I never visited.
Arujo has since moved premises to Deddington - and I am pleased to say I finally paid them a visit about 5 weeks ago. Chris was friendly and informative, and the shop was well stocked considering they had only just moved. I purchased some Runner Beans - I had been craving them for a while but refuse to buy Runner Beans from Kenya from the supermarket!!! Obviously they were more expensive - but they tasted fantastic!
I can recommend Arujo, worth a visit any time - but the Farmers Market is also good in Deddington, so combine a visit to the two! Yo wont be dissapointed.
I am sure on my next visit I will have more to write!

I went to Arujo on the above recommendations and, I'm pleased to say, they weren't exaggerating! It's quite a well-stocked shop (but not overcrowded) with a good selection of organic fruit & veg, plus all the staples for a vegan diet and a large cleaning and toiletries section. The staff are very friendly, full of advice and interested in their customers, and even recognised us on our second ever visit!

A handy tip at the moment: they have a promotion with Bags of Change, which gives you a 5% discount on your shop if you carry a Bags of Change bag (and you can buy one there, of course).

Stubled upon this by accident and what a lucky one it was - delicious is the only word to describe these crepes. You could tell that the ingredients were the finest and organic - yumee!!!