Priory Farm Estate
Redhill, SurreyAward winning farm shop and garden centre · Redhill, Surrey
4.5 · 1,278 Google reviewsWhat they sell
- Seasonal fruit and veg
- Butchery meats
- Sausages
- Cheese
- Bakery and deli
- Pumpkins and squashes
Redhill, SurreyAward winning farm shop and garden centre · Redhill, Surrey
4.5 · 1,278 Google reviews4.5
From 1278 Google reviews
Great produce and butchers bit not cheap. Mobile fish mongers in the car park Friday and Saturdays.
Excellent x.
Lovely friendly and attentive staff which is a rarity these days!
Excellent quality food. A bit expensive but you do pay for the quality you get.
A lovely farm shop.
Before heading out for our hike, we made a quick stop at #PrioryFarm, where a few of our group decided they needed breakfast first. So we popped into #GardenRoomCafe. Since I normally don’t have my first meal until the afternoon, I just had a coffee to keep me company. ☕️😂 The prices are a little on the expensive side, but considering how far out it is and the surroundings, I’d say they’re still quite reasonable. Our group ordered: 🍳 English Breakfast – one look at it and I almost lost my appetite! 🤣 But the others seemed to enjoy it. 🥪 Toasties – looked pretty good and nicely toasted. 🍔 Smash Burger with Fries – this was the one I really wanted! The burger looked so good that I was practically drooling. 🤤 Unfortunately, I’ve never been a fan of fries, so I was only interested in the burger! 🥦 Buttermilk Cauliflower Ciabatta – definitely not for me, simply because it’s vegan! 😂 Overall, everyone in our group thought most of the food was quite good. A pleasant stop for breakfast before heading out for a hike. ⛰️☕️
I didn't plan to buy anything but came out with a carrier bag of goodies.
Very well laid out farm shop, as expected with farm shops, the prices were high on certain things. Other items were reasonably priced.
We only visited the farm shop, so this review is specifically for that. We really loved the farm shop, it was massive, had loads of great products and price wise it seemed quite reasonable. We would definitely go back. The only downside was that when we got home and unpacked the shopping my children immediately wanted to eat the grapes. At which point we discovered that the middle and all the grapes underneath were completely mouldy. So they had to go in the bin. Which was extremely disappointing.
I actually love this place. And visit at least once a week. My friends and family know how much I love it that they brought me a £400 gift voucher to spend. I made a visit and was disappointed when I was told that I could not carry my 8 week old puppy in my arms through the store to do my Easter shop. No visible or obvious signs, so had to be told at the door which was utterly embarrassing. And I know the only response will be “THANKS FOR THE FEEDBACK” rubbish. Unfortunately I won’t be coming back any time soon. I’ll wait and spend the voucher some other time then find another place to shop. Which is a shame, they have great food and local produce. FYI. you can’t take dogs in the garden centre either!!!
We have just been to this place for lunch with my disabled friend She walks with crutches. The whole place is filthy from the disabled toilet to the floor and ceiling in the restaurant. It is the most disabled unfriendly garden centre we have ever been to. To access the restaurant you go through double doors this is not an exit. To exit the place you need to walk through the indoor plant center, the gift section, up a concrete ramp through another section selling bits and pieces for your garden, past the tills. You exit next to the same double doors you entered!!!!! See pictures.The manager told me she had cleaned the accessible toilet 10 mins beforehand. 😅
Priory Farm has a wonderful selection of food. The butchery is magnificent. At Christmas the range of chocolate and other festive foods is amazing. The bread is fresh and locally baked. There is also The Shepherds Hut Cafe which has an unusual range of delicious toasties and sweet treats. With very good coffee. The gift shop is great for that elusive gift or greetings card.
Great value at £5 per person for this amazing 2 hr outdoor sculpture trail geared at younger children. Not a bored kid in sight and just as enjoyable for adults with spectacular views over the Surrey hills area of outstanding natural beauty. Plus a lovely cafe, farmshop and nursery at the end of the walk. Amazing and well worth the trip.
Priory Farm Estate is a 150 acre family estate at South Nutfield, Surrey, running an award winning farm shop, butchery, garden centre and cafes, with some produce grown on the farm.
Priory Farm Estate covers 150 acres of pasture, ancient woodland and lakes at South Nutfield near Redhill in Surrey, founded by the Shinner family in 1957 and still family run after nearly 70 years. Today the estate is best known for its award winning farm shop, garden centre, gift barn, cafes and the Discovery Land adventure play trail, open all year.
The farm shop carries seasonal fruit and vegetables, with crab apples, pumpkins and squashes grown on the farm itself in autumn, alongside a butchery making handcrafted sausages by hand, cheeses, bakery goods and deli lines. Much of the range comes from producers across Surrey, Sussex, Kent and beyond under the shop's Love Local banner, so the estate reads mainly as a destination farm shop and family day out rather than a working livestock farm.
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