The best farms in Fife
4.7 from 554 reviews across 3 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Fife, including 2 farm shops, 1 butcher and 1 honey farm. 2 deliver to your door.



4.7 from 554 reviews across 3 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Fife, including 2 farm shops, 1 butcher and 1 honey farm. 2 deliver to your door.



Ardross FarmFarm shop in Elie4.7 (534 reviews)Ardross Farm Shop is a family run farm shop on the fringe of the East Neuk of Fife, overlooking the Firth of Forth near Elie. The farm grows its own vegetables and rears grass fed beef, lamb and mutton, and the family care deeply about helping people connect with their food and cook with real ingredients.
The shop is bursting with the farm's own meat and veg alongside produce from hundreds of small suppliers, from freshly baked bread and farmhouse cheeses to locally smoked fish, ready meals, fine wines and their own tallow skincare. It opens seven days a week, with a late night on Thursdays, and delivery is available through the online shop.
Kin BeesHoney farm in Dunfermline4.8 (12 reviews)Kin Bees is a small beekeeping business in Crossford, near Dunfermline, that puts its bees first. Honey is only taken once the bees have capped the frames and kept plenty in reserve for themselves, then it is spun by hand, passed through a sieve and jarred raw and unheated. The range includes blossom, wildflower, soft set and chunk honey with honeycomb in the jar, plus an award winning honey infused with fresh chilli, and beekeeper Gael runs small group beekeeping experience days at the apiaries.
It is an online shop, with orders posted out by Royal Mail or available for click and collect from Kin HQ. You can also pick up their honey at Abbot House in the Maygate and at Dunfermline City Artisan Market.
Steading & Co.Farm shop in Leven5 (8 reviews)Steading & Co is a family run regenerative farm at Easter Newburn Steading in Upper Largo, Fife, built on the idea that health starts in the soil. Alex, Symone and the family grow food without synthetic chemicals, keep animals on pasture free from routine antibiotics and hormones, and offer microscopic soil biology testing along with biological composts, teas and extracts for growers who want to understand their land.
The farm sells beef, eggs and microgreens through its online shop, with the produce also stocked at Ardross Farm Shop and the Local Abundance REKO ring. Alongside the food there is personal training, online and in person, aimed at durable long term strength.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
