2025 FOOD TRAIL VENUES

42 Acres is a regenerative estate, nature reserve & wellbeing retreat centre. We’re exploring ways to take care of, and live in conversation with, our sacred world. Our vision is to live in harmony with nature, self and others. We work with nature not against it. We grow, forage and wild-tend foods to create nutrient-dense food. As we restore health in our earth, we restore the worlds within ourselves.

Popular market held every Saturday, offering fresh, seasonal produce sold directly by the people who produce them. Founded in 1997, Bath Farmers' Market was the first in the UK. Most items come from within 40 miles of Bath and include organic and non-organic vegetables, freshly baked bread, award winning local cheeses and more.

We source and roast the finest speciality coffee beans from some of the hardest-to-reach places around the world. Discover our signature blends, distinctive single origins, and certified organic coffee, carefully roasted by our expert team in Wellington. Visit our café, bakery, restaurant and roastery for world class coffee and delicious food.

Burrow Hill Cider and Somerset Cider Brandy live at Burrow Hill. Cider has been made on the farm for over 300 years and Somerset Cider Brandy (the only spirit in England to have a PGI) for 35 years. We grow all our own apples (as well as cherries, pears and quinces). The farm makes cider, brandy and various liqueurs solely from the fruit we grow.

Chapel Cross Tearoom is a community-focused outdoor café, serving teas, coffee and cake from our converted horsebox tea room, with seating outside and in greenhouses. My herd of Royal Golden Guernsey Goats play in the paddock next door. Their milk is made into our award-winning soft and semi-hard raw milk goats cheese.

Acts of Random Kindness (ARK) is a land-based day provision, supporting people of all ages and varying needs to improve their social connections, confidence and overall wellbeing. We help people to be actively, consistently, and meaningfully engaged in their own lives regardless of their support needs.

The Bishop's Palace and Gardens has been home to the Bishops of Bath and Wells for over 800 years and is surrounded by 14 acres of gardens including a productive Community Garden. Here we grow vegetables, fruit and flowers and host a range of community garden groups. Come and find out what we do!

The monthly farmers market in Bridgwater was becoming so successful that it is now weekly. The renamed Bridgwater Castle Market takes place every Friday between 9am and 2pm in Fore Street.

One of Somerset's prettiest market towns, Castle Cary is a small town with a big heart. It has a weekly Tuesday market and thriving vintage event once a month.

Chard Market operates on Saturday mornings and is comprised of a variety of stalls ranging from fruit and vegetables, meat, fish and other non produce items such as clothing and carpets.

We are a beautiful restaurant in the heart of Somerton serving you a taste of Italy, made from the finest local ingredients. Expect everything you love about Italian food – with a pinch of Somerset. We use as much local produce as possible and cook with Italian inspiration. All this with a beautiful Bakery and deli!

I am an omnivorous retreat chef and baker with a strong focus on sustainability. I strive to use higher welfare, responsibly sourced, local meat, fish, organic flours. I am a sourdough geek and run workshops on this incredible, ancient and healthy form of bread making. Join me on a course to make a 100 % sourdough rye loaf.

Glastonbury Food & Regenerative Farming Centre at Bridie's Farm
Our Vision is Remembering Our Place In Nature.

Cedrics is the home of the original Somerset Cider and Apple Cake and has been a family run business since 1957. We have won over 60 Taste of the West Awards for cakes, preserves and cider. Also International Cheese board Awards and world Jam awards. Showcasing local artisan cheese, cider, beers, gin, rum, brandy.

Charles Dowding's market garden produces mixed salad leaf bags which are sold to local pubs, restaurants and shops. The garden is also a teaching garden and Charles holds many course days to educate gardeners on the no dig methods. The garden is also his inspiration for the many books he has written and for his YouTube channel, hugely popular with 700,000 plus subscribers.