Felicity's Farm Shop in West Dorset

We were camping just down the road this past weekend and decided to have a browse - I'm glad we did as there was much more to this farm shop than I was expecting. Lots of different produce and gifts type things all quite nicely set out. Some things were sensibly priced considering you do expect to pay a slight premium at a farm shop (postcards 50p, fresh scones £1, clotted cream £1.99), but some of the prices were a little shocking - there were loaves of fresh bread at £4.50 and I nearly had a heart attack when I saw the price of ice cream being served at the side of the car park! Overall a worthwhile trip - the scones were delicious, good selection of ciders and got some lovely warm slipper socks. I'd recommend popping in if you're passing (the views are fantastic too) just don't expect any bargains.

So many different things are available from fresh veg and meat to local beers and even dog toys. The ice cream was pretty good too. There is a lovely cafe out the back with a stunning view of the sea so definitely worth a visit.

Interesting farm shop to browse with some lovely products. Cafe excellent and well priced. Badly let down by the portaloo toilets which are never pleasant at the best of times but on this occasion were completely disgusting. Sort the toilets and would be 5 star.

Disappointing visit after previous good ones. Bought some nice, but hideously expensive, vegetables. Bought take away coffee which was undrinkable and we threw away at our next stop. The toilets facilties however were disgusting, 4 portaloos, three of which which overflowing with toilet paper, horrendous smell and no proper washing facilities, just hand gel. Surely those sitting in the garden alongside the portaloos could not have enjoyed their experience We have used this place a dozen times or more, but never again

This is a fantastic location for a farm shop, with a lovely garden and stunning views of the rural Dorset countryside. Coffee and cake is good too - although is to be consumed outdoors with some under cover seating. The reason for the very low score is purely due to the toilet and, specifically, hand washing (or should I say lack of hand washing) facilities. The outdoor portaloo facilities offer a hit and miss toilet experience at best but only hand sanitiser. There is no tap and soap. Pretty disgusting given that people are expected to be able to eat food after using the facilities. For goodness sake, please install a simple outdoor tap and soap.

Wow gone down hill… Portaloos were absolutely disgusting and stank. We were not the only ones saying how disgusting and degrading they were. Carpark well this is pot hole heaven so be careful. The prices are hiked right up since last visit last year . Sausage bap was ok and hot but at £5.50 for a cheap white roll and two sausages standards gave slipped. Best part is the view.

Had forgotten what a lovely place this is, particularly on a sunny day. Great range of produce, fabulous views from the terrace at the rear and delicious apple cake and coffee. Plants are very reasonable too and the staff friendly. Thank you.

The BEST roast beef sandwich I have ever had! Delicious. Nothing more to say but I’m having to use up the characters so Trip Advisor will allow me to post…..

This used to be a favourite spot but sadly no longer. The quality of food served in cafe has diminished and there is no longer anywhere to sit down and eat it. Worse than anything though is the closing off of the inside toilet. This has now been replaced with outside portaloos ...ugh! This is a farmshop not a building site. Never again.

We stopped en route to Bridport from Lyme having been recommended by a local after a dog walk around the nearby Golden cap estate. There are some very good cheeses, I picked the Isle of White Blue and a Dorset Brie, along with local farm produced bacon and sausages. I was sorry to have missed out on the Hix oysters, but there is a very good choice of a wide range of goodies. As farm shops go this is a cut above the norm. The loos are a bit basic but then all porta loos are a bit Spartan. The café looked fine (busy) but we were in transit for lunch and did not indulge.

Well stocked, fresh produce, good specialty foods - everything you need in one place along with hot snacks and lovely outside space to have a snack and a coffee.

Stopped here on return journey from Devon, nice selection in shop and cafe with lovely local gelato kiosk outside nice flavours locally made, beautiful views from terrace area with clean porta-loos! Def worth the stop if passing!!

Lovely road side farm shop on A35. Diverse set of fresh food, breads, pantry and drink items including lots of local produce.Cafe bar serving great coffee. Staff all super friendly. Best of all owners are really gluten free sensitive, and stock a wide range of GF food including pre-packed and fresh. Cafe has GF breakfast options which are prepared separately. Patio seating and to the rear with great views.Recommended if you're looking for gluten free options whilst camping or for brunch.

Bit more than just a farm shop - somewhat disappointed that there was a wide range of nationally available branded products available compared to local produce. The meat products on offer are excellent, the Bacon and Sausage especially tastyWe had a home made Chicken and Leek pie for dinner that was very tasty and quality pastry case packed to the brim with tasty filling.The staff were very friendly and helpful, just wish I had more time to shop here more often even with the high prices compared to normal high street shops.

We had coffee and a cake here one morning on the terrace at the back after shopping. Good coffee and a wide selection of cakes. Service was a bit slow but we were in no hurry. The view from the terrace of Langdon Hill and Golden Cap is worth the visit

Such a lovely shop and staff are super friendly. But a tub of Yeo valley butter for £5.99???? That’s simply not justified even for a farm shop. Mega mark up as they are £3.30 at any Supermarket. Disappointing.

Amazing range of products.. was pleased to see some that won't break the bank. We bought some meats, cheeses, pickles etc. Nice to stock up on some bits here on the way home. Would visit again, of I was passing.

We visited this farm shop a number of times while staying locally. The quality of the produce was very high, and not unreasonably highly priced like some farm shops. The range of products was wide, with much of it locally sourced. Staff very friendly and helpful.

Well worth stopping. They have a great choice of products to chose from, wethers it bread, bacon, cheese or a bottle of cider. Staff all very polite & friendly.

Super place, outside seating, stunning views, good selection of interesting groceries and fresh produce.

Always love to stop here when driving on the A35, and now with the added bonus of Mark Hix's food truck and Baboo Gelato ice cream.

quality and a good selection of food, polite friendly staff and well laid out. Outside is a ice cream van. would go there again.

We first visited this farm shop a few years ago and were not inclined to return.However it has improved greatly.There is a good selection of produce and a small cafe.An added bonus is the Ice Cream trailer on site which makes it well worth stopping.The toilets leave much to be desired!!

Great place selling local produce with charm and experience. Very helpful staff. A lifeline during the last few weeks as it has everything under one roof and great quality too. Conveniently on the main road, A35. Car park with the best sea view ever is a bonus!

We drove from Bournemouth today to shop in the farm shop, as we have done many times over the years to have lunch and enjoy a good day out. On arrival toilet closed as was the kitchen, really, cannot see why they are only half open as it would be easy for them to comply with Covid guidance as other farm shops have done that we have been to visit recently. We won’t be back again.

Our family have shopped here many times spending a considerable amount. We arrived in two cars just after the shop had closed ( earlier than previous visits). A scowling woman started closing gate to car park whilst we were discussing at sensible distance where to go instead. We had just swapped our sewing endeavours for NHS and wanted to shop as usual but weren't even given opportunity to explain. It's overpriced but now we will be voting with our feet as don't appreciate animosity especially in these circumstances.

Great selection of products to consume. Not cheap but everything we have bought here has been good quality. Nice opportunity to get some local produce, which is so much better than chain super market produce!

We clicked this place on our way to Devon and were keen to check it out on the way home. Needn't have bothered quite frankly. Messy shop, lots of non-local food, pointless cafe and generally feel they have missed a trick. Definitely wouldn't recommend or go back. Dorset has so much local food to offer so I don't expect to see biscuits from Lancashire and stuff I can buy cheaper in a supermarket.

Live locally and was pleased to see they stocked Earl Grey Tick Tock tea bags about 3 months ago. I bought a couple of boxes then at £2.07, a few weeks later they went up to £2.20 and now £2.75. I see the other varieties of Tick Tock have remained at the old price, it is a strange logic to put the price up just because you have a customer. Sorry, I will go back to buying them on eBay, you don't deserve my custom.

I came here with my boyfriend this Sunday just gone for a snack and they had ran out of all but one of the pastries so my boyfriend had the steak pasty which was fine and when I purchased a pasty from the fridge, the miserable girl refused to heat it up and I said that’s fine I don’t mind eating it cold - that want a problem until I started to eat it without realising it was raw and the girl didn’t even inform me it had to be cooked first despite knowing that I was about to eat it. Luckily I realised it didn’t taste right and saw it had to be cooked first and stopped eating it otherwise I could’ve got food poisoning. It’s a very nice farm shop it’s just a shame the staff are miserable.

Avoid this farm shop like the plague. I live locally, and decided to pop in. Not only are the price’s somewhat over priced, they have the ordacity to make sure that you purchase a minimum of £5 on your chip and pin or contactless, so that they do not burden the cost of the transaction. Seriously £6 for a smallQuiche, are you for real. Yet another shining example of Dorset ripping off not only the locals but also visitors to our beautiful county. Don’t help support this extortion, as all it does is ensure prices and the cost of living is driven up further for everyone living in Dorset. I dare say the staff working in the “Farm shop”, are paid minimum wage. Avoid lining the pockets for the few very wealth extorters of Dorset.

Unlike a lot of local farm shops you can’t take the dog in. The signage isn’t easily visible, so beware. The views from the outside eating area are beautiful though.

Not only is this a fantastically well stocked farm shop with amazing views from the car park area. It has a BABOO Gelato ice-cream trailer !!!

Stopped off with family for a look around. Got some amazing burgers and fantastic sausages, getting more to take home! Service was fantastic, and the prices for the excellent produce was very fair..would recommend it to anyone.

Stopped off to buy some gifts as we are staying with family in Exeter. So much to choose from, bought a plant, local cheeses, lavendar and beer. Really recommend visiting. They even had whole crab!

We have been driving past this farm shop for years while we are in holiday and finally decided to try it this year. It’s small inside but packed with products and friendly staff. The bacon is amazing and in fact everything we bought was tasty. Try this shop!

This is a really lovely farm shop. I could've spent a fortune! As it was, we limited our purchases to very good bacon rolls, coffee and Dorset tea after a night's camping, plus a couple of very reasonably priced perennials to brighten up the garden. I'll definitely be back when passing this way again and will probably go a bit heavier with the spending if I don't have a car full of camp gear.

Nice little farm shop on the way to Cornwall! Good selection of food and drink. Prices reflect the area!

Good range of products from fresh to alcoholic. Highly recommend the bacon, local eggs and the sausages. The ice cream is really nice as well.

This is a great place to stop off if you are on the A35. Its between Bridport and Lyme Regis. Good for a lunch break on your journey or if you are staying in the area. Fantastic view and great local food. Worth picking up some shopping while you are there. The local meat and fish are yummy!

Nice place to stop and have a drink and take in the view out the back plenty PARKING and seats.But sadly SHOP wasn't what I expected thought there would be lots of local fruit and fresh VEG but really is quite expensive shop.But the view was nice.

Love this farm shop,was over from canada for a vacation and came across this fantastic farm shop,great produce,great staff and well worth the money.Thanks for putting a smile on our faces

We always stop in here whenever we are in the area. We’ve enjoyed coffee with cake sat looking at the stunning views towards Golden Cap, bacon baps and plenty of local produce for our camping trips. #❤️shoplocal

Not just for those passing on the A35. Well worth a trip! Fabulous selection of locally produced deli goods; lovely bread; good meat; and bacon rolls to die for. Take your food outside to the picnic benches, and drink in the Golden Cap.

Each time we pass there is more to see. Recent additions at a Shepherd's Hut selling Baboo Gelato Ice Creams and a hideaway seating area with stunning views. The food is very good and varied with local producers' products galore

Stopped in on spec on a motorcycle ride from Winchester to Honiton , what a great stop it was lots to offer on the snack/lunch front but for us decaf flat white and a bacon bap was absolutely delicious. Sat out the back in beautiful sunshine with a grate view. So good we skipped our hotel breakfast and had another bacon bap on the way home. Brilliant staff warm and friendly welcome back with another delicious top up!

This is a vg farm shop with a smallish cafe attached - coffees, burgers, cakes etc. Not much seating (unless the weather is good, when there are tables outside. The food was served quickly, was hot & good value.

We went to this farm shop today and purchased some very yummy cakes bread and fruit. After we had left the shop the guy serving us realised he had rung in the wrong scone type overcharged us by £1.40 and came running after us to pay us back. A very polite and lovely young man.

A very good stopping point on our trips to the west. My first visit a couple of years ago was much enjoyed eating inside at decorated tables in the farm shop which is always very interesting to look around. This visit I was however disappointed at changes made as only a bar and high stools to eat at. Being good weather we could eat outside with the lovely views but what a shame! The Bacon rolls and coffee were delicious.

When we got home we checked the dates on the label and saw it was out of date. We opened the package but had to throw out the contents. We emailed to draw attention but never heard back from them.

Felicity's Farm Shop was an amazing farm shop and worth the drive to get here. Great local products at reasonable prices

You come across this oasis of delight on the A35 (Bridport to Charmouth) just at the top steep Chideock Hill, as you enter Morcombelake. Pull into the big car park on the left. Care not to miss it.

Stopped here for a coffee... gorgeous shop and so many lovely gift ideas... friendly staff.... Wonderful baked goods... bought more than I expected to..... worthwhile stop

We called in today for a coffee, snack and look around. I’m in a large electric wheelchair which can make farm shops difficult. It was easy to get around, the owner and staff were really lovely. A range of gluten free options and great coffee. We sat outside with the dogs and enjoyed the amazing view. One really important thing for us is that there is a wheelchair accessible toilet.

With a good selection of food they also do gift items and beer. Have not tried their cafe but shop here regularly when we are in the area.

We regularly stop here for food with the children when travelling to and from Devon and Cornwall and always pick up lots of goodies in the shop as well. However today was a very different story. I don’t think I have been treated and spoken to in such a manner in all my born days. There was “cheese & ham” panini on the menu. We asked could we just have ham panini’s. The waitress said “no we just sell them as they are”, assuming that they are pre-made I asked could they simply remove the cheese before toasting them. I explained that if they were unable to remove the cheese we would have to move on somewhere else as my sons can’t have cheese. After 2 trips to the kitchen and lots of eye rolling her response was “I just don’t understand why your son won’t eat the cheese”. Erm .......... because he’s allergic to it!!!!

I have shopped and snacked here half a dozen times over the last couple of years. Always a welcome break - indoors in the shop, or out in the hill-top fresh air. I can also find a last minute present (usually edible) for friends at my next port of call. See photo of my 'snack with a view'.

We camp in Uplyme every summer and several trips to Felicity's are a must. Great local produce with a lovely selection of treats.

We call in here before walking the dog up to Golden Cap. The most delicious coffee, bacon butty and flapjack you can imagine!

The farm shop had so many different items. The rolls were awesome, as was the cheese from the deli. Could have bought loads of stuff except we are on holiday and don't want to over fill the car.

This is a very pleasant farm shop which also does light lunches. We had some ready made rolls ,very tasty, and there were plenty of foodie items to buy in the aisles.

I have been about 3 to 4 times now which have all been positive.

The most delicious bacon bap, ever. Soft bread, crispy bacon, full of flavour. Very nice decaf coffee and good tea. Bit expensive I guess at £10 but hey it was worth it.

Stopped here today on our way West and feeling peckish we saw freshly made hot snacks. I have just had the most lip smackingly delicious roast lamb with gravy in a warm toasted bun. If I was a little piggy I would have had a second one!

An absolute must rest stop between Dorset and the west country... Perfect bacon sarnies with a beautiful view down to the coast. Great prices, friendly staff and a really interesting and varied shop!

Stopped off at this unassuming little farm shop on the A35 for some veg and ended up having a panini takeaway, Brie, rich and mature, fantastic thick smoked bacon and a homemade cranberry sauce. There's very little space inside, the shop is packed with goodies but Bench's behind the building were clean and a marvellous view. Stop off, have a panini, you will be pleased you did!

Stopped here for lunch on the way back from a caravan trip.

This is well worth stopping for. The local produce is tempting and also many ideas for gifts to take back to dog sitters and house sitters as well as tempting treats for yourself. Enjoy the superb view which makes you appreciate our beautiful country.

We just popped in for a few things and came out with a LOT! Lovely selection and the polenta cake was delicious!

We were about to drive past and decided to pop-in. Glad we did. Great views over the sea. Great local sausage roll (with pickle I think) - wish I had also tried the roast pork baps! Think it was between Bridport and Charmouth / Lyme Regis

I’ve been here a few times and I think I will just buy a few things but come out with a lot !! It’s fabulous, and a great Gluten Free choice . You will not be disappointed here , well worth a visit.

Honestly I can't understand why this place isn't 5-stars all the way. Great cafe, loads of really excellent reasonably priced local produce. I particularly recommend their home-produced rare breed bacon and sausages - black strap molasses cured bacon especially. And what a view!

We are currently staying nearby in self catering accommodation and have also previously visited Felicity’s on a prior visit to Dorset to stock up on local produce and tasty treats on offer. Always a great variety available. Also in a really lovely spot overlooking some wonderful views!

This is rhe place to go on a clear cold day.. after buying from the wonderful selection of foodstuff for sake ...a hot pasty and a coffe sat outside in the seating area admiring the fantastic view....love it here !!

This farms shop is an ideal pit stop, plenty of parking with views out to the sea and tables outside. The coffee is hot and a nice strength. There is fruit cake and other cakes for sale...a bit pricy? There’s all sorts for sale perfect bits for the kitchen and really great food bits ideal as a treat or as gifts.

We are very regular shoppers of this fantastic farm shop, have read reports on here of staff being sarcastic and rude!, NEVER have we had this experience. In fact they even know our order now from the food side of things. Always extremely polite and friendly, have ordered items in for us when we need them. Definitely worth a visit if you passing, you will not be disappointed.

We called in after an enthusiastic recommendation from friends hoping for somewhere to have a drink and sandwich before continuing on our journey. We were surprised to find that there was nowhere inside - apart from one table - to eat and drink. Luckily, it was fine so we went outside where, admittedly, the coastal views were stunning. Tea came in a cardboard cup and the sandwiches were good if slightly overpriced. Afterwards, we wandered around inside. The produce was good though again we thought it rather expensive and the whole place had a sort of jumbled, overstuffed appearance. Our favourite stopping place - another garden centre just outside Honiton - has more indoor seating, serves the food on plates and the tea comes in cups; the prices are more reasonable too so we won't be visiting Felicity's again.

Love visiting Felicity's Farm Shop - always good food- a little pricey perhaps but well worth it. Interesting mix of food, crafts, alcohol and gifts. Nice take away as well inside. Well worth a visit.

We stayed near the shop so it was effectively our local supermarket. They have some really great local produce including fresh vegetables, meat and bread. The staff were all extremely pleasant and helpful.

We were staying at Purcombe Farm nearby for goodies for a 50th birthday. We were having a bbq and wanted to try some local produce, so we called into Felicity's farm shop just before the bank holiday weekend. I had a chat with the owners son about some of the produce and they advised that although the shop would be open on the bank holiday they wouldn't be getting anymore meat in. I mentioned that I couldn't fit anything else into the fridge and they kindly offered to keep whatever I bought. We got sausages, burgers and steak - and they all proved to be delicious.

A well-stocked, friendly, family-run farm shop selling a huge variety of food and drink, much of it locally produced. The pork and sausages are highly recommended, and are very locally produced. We enjoy dropping by for a fabulous cheese and onion pasty after a walk around nearby Langdon Wood (NT). Great views over the sea from the picnic tables at the back of the shop. Well worth a visit!

Popped here after our walk for a late lunch , they only really serve light lunches and there are only two seats indoors , kind of breakfast bar seats , but plenty of seating outside . I had a Brie cranberry and bacon panini , I asked to have it without the bacon but the girl in the counter said sorry they are already prepared in the morning with bacon so I couldn't have it without !! But boyfriend had the pigs in blankets baguette . He said it was lovely , however my Brie panini was not so ice the bacon was chewy and the Brie was very strong and there was not enough cranberry in it . The farm shop itself is smashing lots to see and buy I could of spent a fortune . Xxx will defiantly return

Good pit stop for the weary driver. Had nice hot drink with amazing views, my wife had a lovely Pasty, which well priced. I had a giant sausage Roll and though it tasted very nice, I couldn't work out why it was priced a good 95p more that it should have been. Lovely shop with a good array of products.

This is a very good place to stop by and fill up with great local produce. Nice cafe serving cheap take-away eats (paninis, etc) and local produce incl. veg, meats and beers. Avoid the ubiquitous tourist take-away tat, and you've got a fine place.

Popped in on journey from Southampton to Cornwall. Just needed a bacon roll and coffee. Bacon roll was possibly the best ever had. Fresh made roll gently toasted and farm bacon. Oh so nice. Code from an Italian lavazza type machine s week. No rubbish.

Stopped for a look at the farm shop which was pretty poor. Bought a slither of Victoria Sponge for £2.50 which was minuscule. The rest of the shop was either overpriced or had produce from far and wide.

I've driven past this farm shop so many times, but visited today for coffee, sandwich & pasty. A wise decision.

We try and shop here whenever we are in the area We love all the delicious local,produce and friendly staff

Stopped here to pick up a quick cup of lovely Dorest Tea for me, a coffee for the hubby and a cold drink for my teenage son. Picked up a couple of meat pasties as well (all take-out). Quick service, not badly priced and plenty of room in the car park (with a caravan on the back too!). It's the 3rd time we've been here. It has a 'market' feel to it. Lovely fresh veg and fruit on display and some amazing looking 'home baked' pastries, cakes, pizzas, quiches, pies etc. on display. Given the proximity to a busy road, would be helpful to have customer toilets.

This place looked enticing from the road and we would have bought food for a few days but choice disappointing and vegetables past their best eg carrots rubbery. The layout was not great with a whole area of dark and wasted space which seemed to be selling gifts. We bought a pie which was good but our only choice was ham and leek, we were not there too late on a Sunday so chicken, beef etc would have been better. Didn't feel like there was much to buy to indulge ourselves which was a shame given we were on holiday.

My wife and I, on a journey from France to South Devon, decided to stop off at this place for a cup of coffee, and to use the toilet. We stopped here for ease of parking.

Just wanted a cuppa and some supplies the lads at the till were lovely but the ladies on the cafe bit were rude rude rude!!! And this is the second time we've had the same experience so now will be giving it a wide birth!!!

On the way back from Lyme Regis we stopped at this farm shop for coffee and a browse.

We're on a walk and came upon this place . Very well stocked every thing you could possibly want in a farm shop . I asked about maps as we were following Julia Bradburys ,walk with a view . The owner showed me the maps but then said she could easily show me the route . She very kindly spent about 10 minutes showing me the route across the fields. I think the previous reviewer must have caught them on a bad day, as they couldn't have been more helpful to us.

On business Portsmouth to Plymouth Following a long day driving to Portsmouth, meetings and return with a colleague. Pushed on believing it was worth the wait to stop for coffee in what looks like a lovely location, it has kerb appeal.

A lovely spot and some nice fare inside. Any warm feeling soon dissipated when we met the lady behind the food counter. Was very curt when refusing to heat a wrapped quiche (the rules, apparently) but it was the expression like a bulldog chewing a wasp that was most offputting. Charmless. Could do better

Stopped on mid afternoon for a a few items including 00 flour ( not available) and found an astonishingly wide array of fruit and veg, dairy and other farm good....all great stuff. English wine was one of the more unusual items. Cafe was a bit disappointing with just a few cakes and not much food mid afternoon. Stocks food that you simply wouldn't see outside a farm shop. Well worth a visit.

We stopped here for lunch and our food was delicious and reasonably priced. Shame there was nowhere to sit inside and no customer loo.

What a lovely little place this is. It sells all manner of produce and gifts as well as some clothing. It is easy to drive past but once found it is never forgotten. We stop here for the bacon bap every time we visit West Bay or travel in this direction. Service is fast and friendly. Food is just like that cooked at home. Prices are really reasonable. Lots of parking. Outside tables if the weather is right. Its not the Ritz but just a really nice friendly place to have a break. Highly recommend.

I've been stopping here for years for a snack or a bag of goodies. The 'staff only' loo has always been irritating but the removal of the cafe furniture is ridiculous. We left with no shopping as we now had to go and eat lunch in the car as it was raining. On our return journey we didn't even stop. You need a serious re-think here guys; I probably would have spent £50 and may not visit again.