The Fish Shed - Exeter

Darts Farm is definitely a place you should visit, even if you're not planning to make a purchase. Just a heads-up: dogs aren't allowed in the farm shop, so if you bring your furry friend, you'll have to keep them outside. On a positive note, there's a coffee kiosk nearby where you can get a drink while your dog relaxes. Fortunately, there weren't any animals on display during my visit, which is hopefully a good indication that they no longer keep livestock on the premises.

Since our last visit two years ago, we were disappointed to discover that Green Valley Cider no longer offers their lovely traditional drinks, except for Dragon Tears. A lot has changed since then. Currently, there is no option to dine outside while enjoying fish and chips from the fish shed, so we ended up eating in our car. However, the food was just as delicious as we remembered. There’s still an impressive selection of local products available, and they also carry Italian specialties, including balsamic vinegar sourced from the exact farm we visited in Modena, Italy. It's definitely worth a visit, especially for food enthusiasts!

A fantastic stop for charging your Tesla and taking a break. The farm shop offers delicious gluten-free cake and scotch eggs. They've also added four more charging stations. It's a wonderful experience!

I could spend the whole day and all my stuff in this building house: I'm not rich enough to afford the spade, but the others I bought were great and I've never seen such a large collection of jams in my life!

Nice place with lots of options for local foods, including organic, free range, veggie, etc. Good place for gifts, too, if you're looking to pick up foody souvenirs. Deli on site with cheese and meats. Easy access with ample parking. Staff very helpful and polite. A bit on the pricey side so more a place for picking up some nice bits and bobs than a weekly food shop (unless your budget allows).