4.5 from 2,954 reviews across 13 farms
Organised lists 13 farms in Somerset, including 8 butchers, 7 farm shops and 5 raw milk farms. 9 deliver to your door.
Teals Farm ShopButcher in Yeovil4.3 (1584 reviews)Teals is a modern farm shop at South Cadbury in Somerset, gathering a food market, deli, butchery, bottle store, restaurant and coffee stop under one roof. The butchery sells free range poultry, pork, lamb and beef picked from small local farms, including Ruby Red Devon beef raised on pasture at Bagnell Farm and aged for at least 28 days.
Meat can be ordered online for click and collect, expertly prepared and packed in recyclable boxes with chilled pouches, then picked up Thursday to Sunday between 9am and 5pm. The market shelves carry fresh produce, deli goods and drinks for browsing in person.Trading Post Farm ShopFarm shop in South Petherton4.7 (506 reviews)The Trading Post Farm Shop sits just off the A303 in the Somerset countryside, on a working organic farm, and the Sunday Times called it a mini Borough Market. Over 120 local suppliers stock its shelves alongside the farm's own organically grown vegetables, with fresh bread daily, cakes, preserves, local beer, cider and wine and a strong line of West Country spirits.
Part wholefoods market, part greengrocer, part deli, the shop also holds a refill room with over 200 zero waste lines, from grains and pasta to herbs and spices, plus eco friendly household and toiletry refills. A milk and milkshake refill service pours organic, non homogenised milk from Bruton Dairy, and gluten free, dairy free and sugar free diets are well looked after.Kimbers' Farm ShopFarm shop in Wincanton4.5 (374 reviews)Kimbers' Farm Shop sits at Linley Farm, Charlton Musgrove, near Wincanton in Somerset, run by a family who have farmed this land for 300 years. The mixed farm rears cattle and pigs on wholesome homegrown feed without growth promoters, and the meat sold is ethically reared and butchered.
The farm shop and cafe carry their own meat alongside dairy, deli goods, groceries and hampers, with unpasteurised milk, unhomogenised whole milk, cream and Hurdlebrook yoghurt in the dairy fridge. You can also order online for tracked delivery, choosing a delivery date at the checkout.
BuffaliciousButcher in Yeovil4.7 (284 reviews)Buffalicious is the farm brand of West Country Water Buffalo, a family farm at Higher Oakley Farm, Chilthorne Domer near Yeovil in Somerset. The grass fed water buffalo give a silky, pearl white raw milk, higher in butterfat than cows' milk and a source of natural A2 protein, filtered and chilled before being bottled through the farm's milk vending machine.
The farm shop sells the raw milk along with mozzarella made on site, buffalo ice cream and water buffalo meat. Locals can collect from the shop, and everyone else can order online, with chilled courier delivery to most of mainland UK sent out on Mondays and Thursdays.
Gilcombe FarmRaw milk farm in Bruton4.8 (56 reviews)Gilcombe Farm is a 300 acre family run organic dairy farm in the heart of Somerset, farmed by Andy Portch and his sons and in the family for three generations. It is one of very few farms in the country selling its own organic raw milk, bottled fresh every day, alongside milk gently pasteurised on site in small batches and a thick Greek style yoghurt made by hand.
The farm shop and butchery at Bruton have been going for nearly four decades, stocking the farm's organic rare breed Dexter beef, West Country lamb, pork, chicken and game, local cheeses, daily fresh fruit and veg and a wide larder of local produce. The family also runs a stall at Barnes Farmers Market in London every Saturday.
Dykes Farm Raw MilkRaw milk farm in Taunton5 (32 reviews)Dykes Farm is a family run dairy at Stoke St Gregory, near Taunton, milking a herd of Holstein Friesian cows twice a day. The cows graze the surrounding land in summer and are housed on grass silage and hay through the winter, and most of the milk goes to dairies in the South West, with a share held back for the farm's own bottles.
The raw milk is bottled daily, cooled quickly after milking and sold from a self service fridge at the farm, open every day from 8am to 8pm, with payment by cash or card. It is unpasteurised and unhomogenised, so the cream rises to the top, and a gentle shake mixes it back in.
The Blackmore Vale ButcheryButcher in BOWBRIDGE4.9 (31 reviews)The Blackmore Vale Butchery is a family run butchers at Henstridge in Somerset, established in 2006 and serving the farming trade and local customers alike with locally reared meat. The counter takes in beef, lamb, pork and chicken along with sausages, bacon and gammon, game, venison and Dexter beef.
Beyond the shop there are wholesale, hog roast and private butchery services, plus meat boxes and a BBQ range for stocking the freezer. You can order online for click and collect or delivery, or call in at the shop Monday to Saturday.
Elliscombe Dairy FarmFarm in Higher5 (27 reviews)Elliscombe Dairy Farm is a family run dairy in Somerset that produces unpasteurised milk from a herd of Jersey cows, a breed known for rich, creamy milk with plenty of flavour. The farm keeps things traditional and direct, selling to its customers rather than through middlemen.
You buy the milk straight from the farm gate at Elliscombe Farm, which is open daily from 8am to 8pm. Phone ahead if you are making a longer trip to be sure milk is available.
North Farm CluckyMooFarm in Bridgwater5 (26 reviews)North Farm CluckyMoo is a friendly family run farm at Pawlett near Bridgwater. The dairy produces raw milk, pasteurised whole and skimmed milk, fresh cream and raw kefir, while the farm also rears pork and keeps hens for free range eggs.
The farm kitchen turns all that into homemade treats too, from rice pudding, cakes and brownies to cheesecakes, eclairs and savouries. Everything is sold fresh from the farm, with collection times spread across mornings and afternoons through the week.
Norton Community ShopFarm shop in Stoke-sub-Hamdon4.9 (14 reviews)Norton Community Shop is a volunteer run village store on Great Street in Norton sub Hamdon, founded in 2014 and operated by the Norton sub Hamdon Community Land Trust. It stocks everyday groceries from bread, milk, fruit and vegetables through to wine, beer and gifts, sourcing as much as it can locally.
The shop also houses the community Post Office, which offers banking, foreign currency, bill payment, parcel returns and an Amazon Hub. If you are in a hurry, you can order by phone or email and collect, or use the Wednesday delivery service.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
