Teddington's

You'll find seasonal fruits and vegetables grown in the fields around here, along with artisan breads, meat from regional farms, cheeses, and preserves made by people you might meet while shopping. What's on offer shifts through the year, so each visit reveals something different depending on what's currently ready to harvest or produce.

This is the sort of place to visit if you're staying in a holiday cottage and want quality ingredients for cooking, or simply to pick up something good to eat while you're exploring. It works well whether you're based near Tewkesbury or Evesham, or passing through the countryside north of Cheltenham. You can easily stop by while moving between the larger market towns, and it's worth taking time to look around even on a quick visit. Beyond the straightforward shopping, it actually shows you how agriculture works in this part of the world—the reality behind what ends up on the table. Spending ten minutes here gives you a proper sense of what the Cotswolds produces and makes for good eating however you're planning to enjoy it.