V & P Collins Farmshop

The shop stocks seasonal fruits and vegetables grown locally, alongside meat from regional producers, dairy, and free-range eggs. You'll find properly made artisan bread, homemade jams, chutneys, and other local specialities that work equally well as picnic provisions or things worth taking home as souvenirs.

What makes it worth a visit goes beyond the quality of the shelves. When you shop here, your money goes directly to local farmers and small producers rather than disappearing into a supermarket chain. That direct relationship between maker and customer is genuinely important to how the Cotswolds actually functions. The shop offers a real window into what rural life looks like in the region—what people around here genuinely eat and care about. Whether you're gathering ingredients for a picnic, hunting for something specific, or simply browsing, you'll come away with a sense of local food culture that feels authentic rather than packaged for visitors. It's the kind of stop that adds something real to a day out in the area, and you'll leave with something tangible to remind you of it.