The best farm shops near Norwich
4.5 from 2,697 reviews across 7 farms
Farm shops across Norfolk, ranked by what their visitors say. 7 farms made the list.



4.5 from 2,697 reviews across 7 farms
Farm shops across Norfolk, ranked by what their visitors say. 7 farms made the list.



Old Hall FarmRaw milk farm in Bungay, Norfolk4.6 (780 reviews)Old Hall Farm is a cow with calf dairy, farm shop and butchery at Woodton in Norfolk, where the Jersey cows keep their calves with them rather than being weaned at birth. The herd is 100% pasture fed with no soya, wheat or barley supplement, and the farm follows Holistic Management principles to build biodiversity and soil health.
The dairy sells raw Jersey milk, A2 cultured raw butter, raw cream, kefir and pastured soya free eggs, alongside beef and pork from the butchery and wine, beer and store cupboard goods. You can shop in person daily, with a café on site, or order online for overnight courier delivery across the UK.
Back to the GardenFarm shop in Holt, Norfolk4.3 (1124 reviews)Back to the Garden is an organic farm and farm shop at Letheringsett near Holt in Norfolk, on land shaped by the Stiffkey chalk stream and the woodland of the Swanton Novers National Nature Reserve. The farm rears home bred, organic Angus sired beef alongside grass fed Dexter and Angus cattle from a neighbouring farm, and runs a Welsh Mule flock for organic lamb, grazed on riverside meadows and rotated clover leys that feed the soil.
The farm shop on Fakenham Road sells their own beef and lamb over the counter and is open every day of the week, and orders can also be placed through their webshop.
Fen Farm DairyRaw milk farm in Bungay, Suffolk4.7 (508 reviews)Fen Farm Dairy is a Suffolk dairy farm on Flixton Road in Bungay where everything happens in one place. The family graze their free ranging Montbeliarde herd on the surrounding land, care for every cow as an individual, and within minutes of the morning milking the fresh milk is gravity fed into the making rooms a few metres away. They call it circular farming, with every process feeding the next.
The farm makes Baron Bigod cheese, Bungay Butter, natural yoghurt, kefir and completely unprocessed raw milk. Buy online with nationwide delivery, join the Dairy Club for 20 percent off online, or stock up at the farm's two local farm shops.
Upper Wood Farm Shop and Raw Jersey MilkRaw milk farm in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk4.9 (137 reviews)Upper Wood Farm is a small family run farm at Mautby near Great Yarmouth, raising its animals with care on a modest scale. The farm produces its own beef, lamb, pork and free range eggs, along with raw milk from its Jersey cows.
Everything is sold through the farm shop on Browns Lane, which opens every day from early morning until evening, so you can pick up meat, eggs and raw Jersey milk straight from the farm gate.
Wheatacre Hall FarmRaw milk farm in Beccles, Norfolk4.7 (84 reviews)Wheatacre Hall Farm is a multi generational family dairy farm in the village of Wheatacre near Beccles, a working farm with a pedigree milking herd. The family sell raw milk from the farm along with local produce.
The Pantry, the family's farm shop in a converted cattle shed, began as a makeshift shop during lockdown and now opens every day with local produce and the farm's own milk. The Farmhouse Kitchen alongside serves breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea on a farm to fork menu, and eight restored barns offer holiday stays in the Norfolk countryside.
Abbey Farm DairyRaw milk farm in Fakenham, Norfolk4.8 (17 reviews)Abbey Farm Dairy is a working dairy farm at Binham near Fakenham, where raw milk goes straight from their Holstein Friesian herd to your bottle. It is not pasteurised or processed in any way, just filtered and cooled, and it has not left the farm before it is sold.
The milk is sold from a vending machine on the Warham Road. Look for the signs as you come through Binham village, park in the Priory car park and fill up. Plastic bottles are free, or you can buy a reusable glass one, and you can peek in at the calves in the barn while you are there.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
