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2025 FOOD TRAIL VENUES

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2025 Food Trail Venues

We are very excited about the quality and variety of venues and activities in this 2025 Somerset Food Trail festival. There's a huge range to explore – from goat herders, cider makers and dairy farmers to cheesemakers, pubs, vineyards, artisan bakers and vegetable growers. We've listed them below in alphabetical order. Some details are still being finalised so bear with us over the next week or so! However, for some activities, such as the 30-mile feasts, we do advise that you book early  – these tend to sell out quickly.

You can also search by type of venue or activity, or by what's on during the first weekend, midweek or the second weekend. You can also use our interactive map to plan your food adventures.

The Middlewick
The Middlewick

Glastonbury

BA6 8JW

There's been a Middlewick Farm the base of Glastonbury Tor since the early 1600s. Now set up as holiday cottages, retreat venue and spa, with 16 acres of apple orchards, paddocks and gardens, our popular farm shop stocks local meat, dairy and veg, while our café focuses on local, seasonal produce. Join us on Fridays 18 & 25 for our delicious homemade pizza nights!

The People's Picnic Party
The People's Picnic Party

Glastonbury

BA6 8JN

Join us for a chilled, family-friendly early evening picnic where we'll be sharing food, laughter and good vibes under Glastonbury Tor! Five community groups have come together to organise this event. Please book using the link below.

Tricky Cider
Tricky Cider

Langport

TA10 9DR

Tricky Cider is a craft cider producer using fruit from traditional Somerset orchards to produce a range of farmhouse and sparkling ciders. The key to our cider making approach lies in the heart of the Somerset Levels, an area still home to a goldmine of traditional cider apples. We aim to use and regenerate as many old orchards as we can in our area and promote the drinking of traditional farmhouse ciders!

Vegetables, compost, smallholding
Vegetables, compost, smallholding

Martock

TA12 6NF

I have grown no-dig, organic vegetables for 40 years, using a bed system, growing everything from seed, most crops started in 40 year old modules. We have vegetables all year round, our diet follows the seasons, never a dull moment. We make as much compost as possible to keep the soil in good health, and we also make apple juice, cider and cider vinegar from an orchard of heritage varieties. We have hens too.

Wells Repair Cafe
Wells Repair Cafe

Wells

BA5 2UZ

The Cafe is run by Fresh & Good's 'Goddesses of Temptation' and serves 'real' coffee, freshly made tea and a wide variety of home made cakes, biscuits and the renowned cheese scones.

The Mump Market Garden
The Mump Market Garden

Burrowbridge

TA7 0RB

The Mump Market Garden is an expanding Market Garden adopting the 'No Dig' method of cultivation to ensure healthy, rich and living soil which is the building block to everything we do. We treat our soil with the respect it deserves and rely on natural or organic methods to control our disease and pest problems. Our farming philosophy is sustainable, no dig and no nasties! Food from local, independent growers encourages a healthy, seasonal diet, a wider variety of food on your table, and supports local economies.

The Queen's Arms
The Queen's Arms

Sherborne

DT9 4LR

The Queen's Arms Pub, based on the Somerset/Dorset border uses the best of local ingredients. Surrounded by incredible produce such as Montgomery cheddar, and cider pressed in the village, there is much to celebrate!

Upton Bridge Farm Shop
Upton Bridge Farm Shop

Long Sutton, Langport

TA10 9PZ

Based on a working farm, our shop is well stocked with local produce, including freshly made cakes and bakes, all made on the premises, plus fresh local meats, fruit, vegetables and salad. We have a good selection of local cheeses, plus milk, eggs, bread supplied by the much loved A303 Bakery, as well as local cider, Somerset spirits and wines. We have a traditional tea rooms on site.

Wedmore Village Farm
Wedmore Village Farm

Wedmore

BS28 4BH

Wedmore Village Farm is a small agroecological community farm, and multi functional community space in the village of Wedmore. The farm boasts a veg bag scheme, a flower farm, Food Bank Market Garden, community sauna, small campsite and education facility sponsored by Charlie Bighams to support our education & outreach programme.

West Country Water Buffalo
West Country Water Buffalo

Chilthorne Domer

BA22 8LS

A family farm with a herd of 250 water buffalo, we produce home bred, slow reared, grass-fed buffalo meat, raw milk, award-winning ice cream, and mozzarella. Our buffalo spend most of the year ranging our lush green Somerset grasses. This is ethical food produced in harmony with nature.

The Old Dairy Café
The Old Dairy Café

Martock

TA12 6LH

Based at Bower Hinton Farm, which has been in the Palmer family for 150 years and grows a fantastic variety of seasonal vegetables, the Old Dairy Café produces delicious food with emphasis on farm-to-fork and promoting local produce from the Somerset area. Everything homemade plus ice cream, cordials, chutneys, cream teas as well as worldwide street food and brunch.

The Slow Farming Company
The Slow Farming Company

Castle Cary

BA7 7PJ

A nature friendly regenerative farm & farm shop selling grass-fed beef, free range pork and eggs from pasture raised hens as well as various homeware and pantry items. We have won, or been finalists for, various awards for our meat, shop, and sustainability. On Sat 26 we're firing up our BBQ for a 30-mile feast of grass-fed beef and free range pork delights, plus vegetarian options, as well as cocktails and music.

Vallis Farm
Vallis Farm

Frome

BA11 3JQ

Vallis Farm is a working market garden in Somerset, walking distance from Frome. With a dedication to biodiversity, food sovereignty, creativity and wellness, the farm offers a veg box scheme, regular workshops & seasonal supper clubs as well as off-grid shepherd's huts and a wild swimming pool.

Wells Markets
Wells Markets

Wells

BA4 5BT

Hugely popular bi-weekly market in the heart of Wells, England's smallest city. Managed by Somerset Council, the market sells locally produced, food, street food, cider, wine and much more, on Saturdays and Wednesdays.

Westcombe Dairy
Westcombe Dairy

Shepton Mallet

BA4 6ER

We make proper unpasteurised cheese – such as our traditional clothbound Westcombe Cheddar, Duckett's Aged Caerphilly and Ricotta – using raw milk from our cows. In addition, we also make charcuterie, combining our veal bull calves with pork from Gothelney Farm to create unique takes on classic saucisson, salami, pancetta and more.

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