Boycott Farm Shop in Aylesbury Vale

We have just had the most delicious Rib Eye steak from Boycott Farm Shop. Great discussion with the owner about best cuts and safe to say it was amazing. Thank you, should have taken a picture but it smelt too good to wait 🥰🥰

Although the sign at the entrance says it's a cafe, it now only does takeaway food and drink. My wife and I discovered this today after driving there for a cup of tea and a snack. We were quite disappointed that it isn't as advertised.

Worth a visit purely for the incredible free range eggs and sausage rolls alone!

We found the farm by happy accident after a visit to stow house. Friendly welcome . Lots of home made items to enjoy great sausage rolls . On site butchery with a great range , enjoyed the large rump steak. We returned 3 days later to restock before returning home . On site cafe too .

We went to Banbury for a few days holiday we heard about boycott farm shop jump in the car and went there the array of fresh food off the farm is amazing there is lovely cafe using products from bread to fresh meat and lots more

I was looking for a decent place that did good quality meat, steak for bar b q . And this place Boycott Farm Shop did that with friendly helpful staff. I fully recommend as I had the best burgers sausages and surloin steak

Fantastic friendly environment. To visit. Never will be disappointed. Lovely Shop

Breakfast rolls are out of this world as is all their food, very highly recommended

Passing through the area called In. Lovely little farm shop with very friendly and helpful staff

This is a real find. Incredibly friendly and the best meat pastie I have ever eaten. Thanks!

10/10 Takeaway Bacon Egg & Black pudding roll! Shame the cafe isn’t open now but the food is lovely. Defo worth a stop :)

What a great little find. A friend and myself ventured here after a gym workout. I had a hot chocolate and particularly asked for it to be extra hot and the staff member was most obliging. I also had a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich-it was gorgeous.! The shop itself offers lots of choices of nice home-cooked food and locally sourced products. We sat outside. It’s a bit basic and perhaps could have some improvements with umbrellas and make it a little bit more ambience. That being said, I would go back !

As a regular customer, I cannot speak too highly of the range and quality of the food on offer, the efficiency and above all, the courtesy and friendliness of all the staff at the Shop. There could not be a better example of a family run concern.

I popped in to get meals for one for this week. Great range of dishes made on site. Helpful staff re dates and keeping. Very reasonably priced

Very reasonably priced stop for a coffee and a snack.

Wonderfully fresh eggs. Top quality meats

Best cheese and onion pasty, service with a smile!

Butchery is excellent. Homemade foods are of good quality, but pricey.

Excellent 4 course fine dining take away meal Many thanks

Great farm shop. You'll probably find it by accident

Great takeaway sandwiches and coffees today.

Young lady working there on the till was extremely helpful and polite think her name was chloe she said.

Great local produce. Sirloin and fillet to be recommended. And quiches. And croissants. And black pudding. And lots more . .

Such a pretty farm shop, with an amazing selection of foods and treats. I had a breakfast bap, coffee, and a slice of carrot cake, all of which were delicious. It's definitely worth a visit!

Boycott Farm Shop is pleasingly rustic. In a time when such establishments are tending to become vast, modern warehouses full of upmarket gifts and overpriced cakes, Boycott is still a small, stone-built establishment in a proper working farmyard, down a winding country lane near Buckingham. In the shop they offer a surprisingly large range of food, fresh and frozen, most of which has been made on the premises. This includes many tempting ready-made dishes plus sausages, pies, cakes and desserts etc. I had a scotch egg for lunch and took away a sausage dish with onions and red wine, topped with cheesey mash and chives. I had an individual banoffee pie for dessert. Every item was absolutely top notch. Delicious! The shop also sells a selection of other quality items - wines, beers and spirits, greetings cards, fruit and veg. etc. At the moment the cafe is closed but I look forward to lunching there once the owners feel it safe to re-open. I should note that the excellence of the homemade fayre comes at a price. However, I would say in this case that you get what you pay for.

A real Gem in the countryside. Lots of proper food, and loads of fancy stuff. Visit and you wont be disappointed

I've been going to the Boycott Farm shop for a number of years. Great food including, lasagnes, fish pies, cooked and fresh meats, bread, cakes, eggs and stellar sausage rolls and Scotch eggs. All manner of other Deli goodies too. I recently made a fairly large order to cater for a family event. The order process was really easy and food was all ready at the designated time. Very friendly staff too. A great place

Lovely farm shop and butchery with a very wide variety of goodies, including home baked cakes and meals. Welcoming and helpful staff. A little gem!

First time visitor . Timing was perfect. Had the most amazing freshly baked steak pies, nice and hot...

I love the place, friendly staff and great eggs and produce

Beautiful food and produce 5 star

Excellent place for a cycle stop, especially when needing to refuel halfway round a 100 miler. Nice choice of food, the mini quiche was a great choice and very tasty, coffee was great too and the service was second to none, very helpful staff and they provided assistance with filling my water bottle to keep things 'covid safe' (the water was very much needed in the 20+ degree weather!).

Fantastic Farm shop, friendly staff and the quality of their meat is second to none

Lovely place and very well priced

Friendy Staff very helpful with shopping. Great Produce & Stock Gifts&Foods Homemade Cakes.

Highly recommended. Exceptional quality meat, and other delicatessen products.

2 Stars is more than what you deserve because of the unfriendly and rude manners you showed when we stopped by. Your products were "all right". No need to reply! People do not need to work with our review (I guess I need to show proper British traits to get a proper greeting) so long... 13/9/2020.

Service is as good as ever. Turned up late on Saturday they opened up butchery and we got the food we were after. First class.

Very good the meat looks good. And very helpful

Great produce; fresh and appetising; tasty ready meals a bonus - they are working very hard and were ahead of the Covid precautions. Particularly impressive, people serving are wearing masks too. Very encouraging. Although, they seem a little unhappy with the public - I can look past that for very good supplies.

We enjoyed a superb pork pie and carrot cake.

Just eaten two of the three courses of Boycott Farm's Mothers Day take away. Absolutely delicious. I'm full, so will have dessert at tea-time!

A clearly hard-working family and team but despite my dietary requirements (celiac and vegetarian), there were plenty of choices, an informed waitress and staff, and smiles, loads of smiles! Felt welcomed and not an inconvenience

Dropped in for lunch after visiting Stowe Gardens. My wife and I decided to go for the specials menu - £10 for one course and a drink. We both opted for the Pheasant casserole and mashed potato which was super - very tastey and a very good sized portion. Service was efficient and friendly. After lunch we looked around the farm shop which had a large selection of 'goodies', particularly the ready meals at very reasonable prices.

Had an excellent late lunch on a busy Saturday and, despite that, service was prompt and efficient. The only slight criticism is that, for the price, the Boycott Burger could be bigger. We will return.

On a extremely wet day we decided on lunch after visiting Stowe House. It was very busy, so we had to sit in a cold and damp marquee. The food although good, is expensive and the service is slow.

The food and location were lovely. The staff tried a bit too hard to be helpful and came across as overbearing rather than friendly. They involved themselves in the conversation within our family about what to order and offered my daughter an ice cream when I was just going to share my cake with her. I fell for that, and also fell for ordering drinks without asking what they cost. The cake prices are displayed at the counter but not the drink prices as far as I could see. I only realised afterwards that we had been charged a fiver for two glasses of ordinary milk in plastic cups for the kids. I also discovered we were charged £1.50 for the custard my husband was offered with his cake. I had got the impression from the way it was offered that it would be free, but it brought the price of his cake up to a round fiver. I don't want to put anyone off going because it is a good quality cafe, but if you're on a budget be careful.

Visited again and very disappointed, no atmosphere, staff running around without direction, farm shop seemed a shadow of its former self. I do not see any benefit to me in returning.

Visited recently with a pal and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. To be sure. Excellent service, fabulous cake and lovely atmosphere. A number of gems were also liberated from the shop too.

Beautiful location , friendly staff , great local produce shop fresh meat butcher counter Breakfast was tasty plenty of options and good value

Simple coffee and cake: really good coffee, excellent coffee and walnut cake (generous serving, comfortably shared between two of us), reasonable price. On our visit the table was spotless and the service prompt.

We had a lovely lunch at the Hayloft Restaurant. There is an extensive menu of freshly prepared food, all reasonably priced (although I thought the coffees were unusually expensive). There are two very nice seating areas inside, although we chose to sit outside, overlooking fields and farmland at the back, complete with roaming chickens! Staff were very friendly and attentive.

Was shown to our table it was filthy dirty had to ask the waitress to clean the table. Brought a menu 15 minutes later no show to ask what we want staff are so unfriendly need to go on a customer service training. Bought some products which are very good the lady behind the till was such a misery did view my point to all the ladies before I left they just said sorry. Would not recommended

Myself and my mum went for lunch and we can’t wait to go back, the food was fresh and hot, presentation was lovely, and all washed down with a lovely cuppa, the ladies showing us too our seats, taking our order, serving the food, and settling the bill, all ladies were lovely and accommodating. we had a little wonder round the shop, and could have bought so much back for dessert, if you haven’t been you won’t be disappointed lovely lovely place

Lovely food and wine, good atmosphere. Went with friends and had a lovely Saturday lunch. Will go again.

Went for lunch mid-week. As ever, plenty of interesting choices, served cheerfully and pretty fast considering it's real food. My only note of caution is that the portions were enormous (and I am not known for picking at my food...). So that's definitely a good "fault". I had a filled jacket, served with a really fresh side salad. Salad dressing was produced immediately on request. No room for anything else but had a very good coffee. My husband's macaroni cheese and bacon was pronounced delicious. I have now been several times and have always been impressed.

We stopped for lunch on a weekday after visiting Stowe National Trust nearby. The location is beautiful and there are lovely seating areas in the front, back and inside as well. We had jacket potatoes (one with coronation chicken and one with pulled pork) and a side salad. The food was delicious with a fresh salad. We shared a piece of Victorian Sponge cake which was also excellent. The Farm Shop has some lovely homemade cakes, jams, sausages, etc. Definitely worth making a trip if you are in the area!

Had just been on one of my regular visits to Stowe and usually go into Buckingham for lunch. On a whim decided to visit Boycott - my first time. Wow! Had lunch in such a pretty space in the loft - fairy lights, lovely decor. Spoiled for choice with the well priced menu; went for sausage roll with coleslaw and salad - delicious; my friend has the beef sandwiches - also delicious - sadly she's not a sharer with food!! Finished off with carrot cake, washed down with tea. Won a Boycott Farm carrot cake in a church cake sale and have to say, I think Boycott does the best ever carrot cake, moist and generous with the topping. Fantastic place to stop off for lunch. Definitely going back for more! Shop is full of yummy looking things to entice. Went home with nougat and fresh egg. Set your SatNav as down a series of narrow lanes, but so worth it - especially if you have friends you want to take somewhere with a lovely, cosy atmosphere.

We try different places every month for breakfast and decided to give Boycott Farm a try. Booked in advance and just as well as it was a busy Sunday morning. Food and service were both excellent and although it works out expensive if you add extras to the standard breakfast it was worth the money. Only fault was the room was a bit cold

The cafe/ restaurant is attached to the well stocked farm shop. It is a delightful environment with friendly helpful staff. A good choice of lunch meals from sandwiches to cooked plates, all made fresh on the premises. Really enjoyed our visit here it is a much better option for a snack when visiting Stowe National Trust.

I've eaten here a few times but this last time I was very disappointed. The menu had changed and I think the prices had increased. The food was tasty but not worth the money paid. We received our drinks almost 20 mins before the food and we then had to ask for more drinks. Was this a method of making more money? We won't be going again and will visit another local establishment instead for lunch.

Our first visit- great food, great service. The shop had lots of goodies and the cakes looked delicious. Will definitely return.

We came here for a catch up just before Christmas. Food was nice and came out quickly. The lemon ice cream was lovely and so creamy. We sat in the back room which was heated.

What a lovely (and very different) lunch menu.

I visited this farm shop for a look and ended up having lunch there !

My wife and I have been visiting this location for a number of years with family including grandchildren

Lovely traditional stone building. Great food. Sandwiches cakes hot food. The gammon was delicious. Nice produce to buy and take home.

We enjoyed everything from The all day breakfasts through to the cakes. The shop was charming as well. Most importantly was the service with many positive TNT’s; tiny noticeable things.

Visited Boycott farm for a belated birthday treat.

Out for a breakfast treat. Nice traditional breakfast. Friendly staff. Tasty food. Had to ask to have the table cleaned but it was done with a smile. Shame the tables are sticky though. Nice poached eggs from their own chickens. After brekkie we visited the shop and bought good sausages and lamb. Will definitely re-visit.

We frequently visit Boycott Farm shop. The cakes are not bad but the customer service is apauling. Every visit there are lots of staff behind the til and not many customers waiting, however there is always a lot of stress! It seems as though the staff turn over is very high and therefore training is a constant and service is forever slow and poor.

We went her for lunch on a friend's recommendation after a visit to Stowe. It appears that there is ongoing work so do not be put off by the initial assumption you have driven into a farmyard as once you turn into the car park it is very pleasant.

Met relatives here yesterday and was very impressed. The menu was a challenge as there were such many delightful options . Eventually made our choices and were very happy with them .The staff were great. An added bonus is the farm shop.

Couldn’t be a more apt name, as we won’t be returning. Walked into the shop, several staff behind counter, not one customer and still we weren’t acknowledged. Picked up two bottles of juice, took them to the coffee machine counter, to be told you need to go to other till (unmanned by the way), so of course you head to one with staff behind?? Paid, proceeded outside and sat down on some small tables and chairs, (nobody else was there until one cyclist sat down) were 7 or 8 of these tables outside the shop. A member of staff came out with a manager badge on and proceeded to tell us that the tables were for customers?? Apparently we had bought the overpriced juice from the shop thus not making us a sit down customer but a takeaway customer. I have worked in hospitality all my life and have never been spoken to so rudely. Not surprising it was dead,looking at the reviews I can see this is a common occurrence. Tables weren’t even clean or nice. A customer is a customer, shoddy, unwelcoming and would not recommend!

Attended the fully charged show down the road at Silverstone. Lunch queues were huge at Silverstone so decided to go elsewhere - looked to see what was local on Google and ended up at the farm shop.

Today we went to the Boycott Farm Shop for lunch as a group of eight friends after a walk around Stowe Gardens. This was our first visit and a delightful surprise. The staff were polite, friendly and welcoming. We ordered eight different lunches which were provided very quickly and of a high quality. We would thoroughly recommend this venue - and it is well worth having a look around the Farm Shop at the range of interesting and high quality gifts, plants and food.

My wife and I stopped at Boycott Farm for a quick lunch. We had a sandwich which was very tasty and had a coffee and pot of tea. All freshly made and home baked bread which was very nice. We then bought some items from well stocked farm shop. We will be back to try breakfast which did look very nice. It isn’t the cheapest local deli type place but fresh produce makes it worthwhile

My daughter and I, together with a 4 week old baby had the most wonderful lunch yesterday. The staff were very friendly and made us feel extremely welcome. I would describe it as an absolutely great find.

Visit Boycott frequently. The farm shop has good produce, a bit pricey but good quality so good for gifts and treats. The coffee shop is great forcoffee or lunches with friends. I’m really surprised by some of the reviews because I’ve never been disappointed with the food. It’s a bit pricey but always delicious. In fact, sometimes too delicious and I can’t manage the amount of cream! (eg in cake icing and ice cream) recently popped into Stowe NT cafe and was really disappointed, decided I’d be much better off just coming here in future, worth a couple of quid extra...and the staff are very friendly

I’ve been to Boycott farm many times over the last 3 years, primarily because it is conveniently located on my bike rides. I have been here as a cyclist and a non-cyclist.

I visited on a cold January morning, for breakfast. Having driven for a couple of hours, I was well ready for a grand nosh-up. A cheery welcome led to a table right at the back of the gallery restaurant area, pokey and not welcoming, as I was alone but for a couple of coffee-ing ladies who had the prime seat at the front of the gallery, they soon left. It was, also, not warm, so I had to go and get my coat on. A prompt cup of Cappuccino followed by a long wait finally brought breakfast. Every thing was of the best quality and perfectly cooked. I was offered a slice of brown toast with butter, but no marmalade, jam or honey. Another Cappuccino and then the bill...£15.00. Now, I knew it was expensive, having looked it up on line, but £15.00 and only one slice of toast and no jam? For that kind of money I was expecting ALL the bits to go with it and perhaps a bottomless coffee pot (well, two cups, anyway). So, yes, very good, but VERY expensive.

Scones delicious but not enough butter, coffee was pleasant but don’t like full cream milk (no semi or skimmed available today) but sadly feel both the scones and coffee overpriced in comparison to other providers who offer a similar service.

Burger was dry and service was slow. Bought some sausages from the shop, horrible. Prices are high with no substance. Close up and stop ripping the customers off. I heard one of the staff saying the owners are selling up soon so don't really care anymore.

Found this by accident. Greta range of farm goods - a bit pricey but really good quality. Had lunch in the Hayloft restaurant too - from full lunches to snacks and sandwiches.

Lovey farm shop with plenty of local produce. Reasonably priced shop and a very good cafe selling traditional cafe products.

Flies everywhere and £10 for an omelette seems a little steep. Usually enjoyable but today was way below par!

Great fresh homemade food and lovely staff, very helpfull and friendly. Lots of things to choose from.

My daughter and I made a last minute decision to eat lunch and she suggested Boycott Farm. It was really lovely! The main problem was deciding what to have! Really delicious home cooked meal. I did suggest a pensioner's portion would be a good idea as I have waste and couldn't finish it. The shop was lovely too, and I love the way the ready cooked meals are available. They are also available frozen! Wonderful meat in the butchery. Not cheap, but very good quality.

We booked lunch for Sunday, only to be told "We don't do traditional Sunday lunch". We had decided that we did not want a traditional Sunday lunch and that was the reason for going. Don't be put off by the farm entrance as the barn was a lovely surprise, a little different, interesting and the service and food was very good with lovely friendly staff. Would we go again? Oh yes most definitely

the restaurant very good food excellent, also the shop has a wide selection of foods, good quality also has some plants too, very pleased with ours still flowering now and has been a great show all summer

Whilst my wife and I was on the way to Stowe House Friday 1st and noticed the sign for Boycott so we decided to pop in for a drink. The farm shop has a lovely selection of homemade cakes and savoury products plus fresh meat and many other deli foods. My wife had a lrg Americano £3.25 and I would have liked my usual double espresso, but not at £3.50 !, I asked how mouth for an ordinary £2.75... No Thank You....That is more than hotel prices. I had a pot of tea £2.25 which was very weak. We shared an excellent sausage roll £2.95. I would have liked to have visited again but not when charged that price for coffee and a poor tea.

I have been here many times now the food and service is always perfect in the restaurant :) I would strongly recommend to anyone. The Farm shop also does some delicious home cooked meals and deserts to take away, they also have a great Selection of different meats in the Butchers

Have stopped here on many occasions, most frequently as a cake and drink stop while out on a bike ride, but have eaten full meals here too.Just down the road from the popular Stowe Gardens National Trust site.. while the NT cafe is ok, Boycott Farm is much better.If going for Sunday lunch I woudl strongly advise booking as it gets very busy.Cakes are excellent!

My wife and mother-in-law stopped here to break the journey from Norfolk to Plymouth and loved it so much they stopped on the way back too. My son then agreed it was a fine place.

Enjoyed breakfast at the Boycott Tea Room (Hayloft Restaurant) with my family (husband, myself, two kids ages 8 and 10). Sat up in the hayloft (so it is appropriately named) and enjoyed seeing how they had renovated an old barn into a cute tearoom. Food was good -- had the full English breakfast. My kids wanted a sweet baked good with their breakfast and the staff obliged even though they found the request to be a bit strange (this would not be the last time in England that we encountered questions about our American habit of eating sweets with breakfast). We enjoyed the restaurant very much.

I make a 10 mile detour every week to get my eggs and meat from here, well that is the plan but I always lead laden with goodies. Arrived once with a flat tyre and the owner insisting on changing it for me while I had tea and cake.

Had breakfast, which was priced at £7.95...this included 4 items with toast.I asked for the full breakfast with mushrooms and beans as extra items at £1 each.For some unknown reason I discovered later that I had been charged £4.15 and extra 95p for each item on my plate...2 bacon, 1 sausage, 1 egg, mushrooms and beansMy breakfast should have £9.95 but instead it cost £11.65Breakfast was tasty, especially the sausage. Bacon could have been cooked a little longer. My egg was broken so the yolk had run underneath the other items Friendly service and a great little farm shop, which in my opinion was very expensive. Fruit scones at £1.95!!!

Great food to take away. Friendly staff. Nice place to sit down and pass the time of day. I sat in the sunshine and had a delicious coffee and piece of cake.

My wife went here for lunch today. The person who served her was grumpy and pretty rude. Main problem was that my diabetic wife asked for a diet soda and the response was "we consider ourselves a bit above having diet drinks". Couldn't even manage to maker her a salad.What a dump.

This is a small converted barn with limited tables so its a good idea to book. The food was really nice. Corned beef hash meal was plentiful to say the least, probably too many potatoes though! I had the burger with cheese which was very nice and unusually came in a small bread roll. Very tasty. The place also has a really nice little shop with fresh food,