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Food direct
from Norfolk farms! A beautiful old flint barn in the
heart of the medieval pilgrimage village of Little Walsingham is now a spectacular, contemporary food emporium.
Visit our butchery for truly local meat, expertly prepared. Come and watch
the cooking being done every day in our shop kitchen, where we make our own ready-made
dishes: pies and patés, soups, stews and mouthwatering puddings, all using the best of local ingredients and fresh produce.
Our ready-made dishes can be cooked to order in large or small sizes,
order by telephone, 01328 821877, or at the kitchen counter
The shop is stocked directly from local producers and farmers wherever
possible. James Woodhouse is supplying his mouth watering
beef, from Hill House Farm, Great Walsingham. Free range eggs come from David and Helen Perowne at Top Farm, Great Snoring.
Both farms are under a mile from the shop. We have cheeses from Norfolk makers such as Catherine Temple at Wighton, and Ellie Betts of Ferndale Farm, Little Barningham, jams and cakes are home made in the village, honey comes from Walsingham bees and vegetables come in from many different growers, including Walsingham allotment-holders.
Fresh produce is delivered as it comes into season -
asparagus is about to arrive We do stock some items which come from further afield;
but they've been carefully chosen, and as much as possible, brought to
you direct from the producer, even if that's from an olive grove in Catalonia
- North Eastern Spain. We have recently begun offering some produce that can't be grown in this country, oranges, bananas, lemons, avocados, but we have sourced these as ethically as possible. |
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Just a selection of what we have to
offer.....
Local meat; game in season; hams, bacon and sausages; locally produced
poultry; goose, quail, duck
and chicken eggs; fresh and smoked fish and
shellfish; local jams, pickles and chutneys; locally
grown vegetables;
a range of dairy products; locally ground flour and cereals; pies, fresh
soup and
cooked meals; locally baked bread; local fruit juices; wine,
cider and beer. |
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