Revills Farm Shop in Wychavon

On a nice sunny ☀️ October afternoon had a drive out to revills for a ☕️ coffee and cake 🍰 Lady making the coffees was really friendly. My mum can’t walk very far and said we could use the other door 🚪 when we left. Lots of cakes 🧁 to choose from. Coffee super hot

Had the most horrible breakfast. Bacon completely dried out, eggs hard set with crispy edges, black pudding was cremated, hash brown was dark brown it was so well done, tomatoes shrivelled. Everything was so overcooked I can't believe a cook would send it out to a customer. £10 was taken off the bill but no apology. We won't be back.

Excellent farmers breakfast Good service reasonable value Didn’t buy anything in the shop but it all looked good

Booked 9 cyclist in for a refreshment stop late morning. Received a call early that morning to check numbers and timing - they seemed to be organised. After 30 miles of riding in chilly conditions we were welcomed into a cosy warm environment with a table set out for 9 cyclist as arranged. Service was very prompt and we all devoured scones, tea cakes, bacon sandwiches and other freshly prepared food washed down with piping hot teas and coffees. Other guests were tucking into an early lunch which also looked delicious. What a great place!

We visit Revill's regularly for our food shopping and usually eat in the restaurant at the same time. This year we decided to try their Christmas lunch and went there yesterday. The food was outstanding well prepared, piping hot , attractively presented amd packed with flavour. You haven't lived until you've tried the chef's filo crackers! They hold three Christmas lunches, one a week in December and booking is very highly recommended as the restaurant is not large so see if you can get in next Thrsday (15th Decedmber) otherwise make a note in your diary for next Christmas.

Lovely stop off for food on our way home. Very nice lunch and excellent service.very good value for money, all home made and fresh.

Delicious meal with sensible portions for the older visitor at reasonable prices. A good and varied menu with everything locally sourced.

Found this lovely farm shop when we arrived on holiday the first day. We had a warm welcome from everyone and good tips about the park and ride in Stratford on Avon as we don’t know the area. Not only is the shop filled with lovely food but the cafe has great coffee and lovely lunch options. We thoroughly recommend visiting.

This was an unexpected find on a bike ride. Great friendly service and sausage sandwich which was fab.

Highly recommend family celebration held here, we were after a small afternoon tea event for my fathers 80th birthday. Wanted somewhere local with inside and outside space as you can never tell what the weather will be like Alex and the team prepared an afternoon tea of exceptional quality, including a celebration cake. The volume & quality of the food was incredible the guest all took a few items home to have later in the evening

We really enjoyed our lunch here today. I had broccoli soup which was delicious see photo. It looks good too! Thank you so much and also for telling us that it was fine to bring our dog into your garden section Great disabled access as all one level from car park into shop and cafe Thank you!

The Localness of the food shop stock runs hand in hand with total organic principals. Because we were out in the country without a car for one day we walked a couple of miles to this nearest shop and found a really strong source of fresh produce. Veggies, fruit, grain products and baked pies. They're now augmented from other small farmers and livestock products from further away. It's a wonderfully designed barn conversion with a chance to sit down out back to enjoy very sophisticated baked goods and coffee as well as the country views. I enjoyed the pistachio fold-around thing (no I didn't make a note of its real name.) And yes there is still a very large asparagus field nearby.

A group of about 20 of us went to Revills Farm Shop for lunch, and to purchase some of their excellent asparagus in which the farm specialises in season. It was a delightful sunny day so we were able to eat outside and enjoy the view over the fields to Bredon Hill. Darren, his daughter Beth, the chef Alex, and the rest of the team, were most accommodating and friendly. Everyone in our party, without exception, was extremely complementary about their food, especially the Defford Eggs (asparagus special!) Thank you one and all .... see you next again year!

My daughter and I called into Revills for a coffee and a cake recently and whilst the drinks and the Italian bake purchased were fine, the one-inch slice of lemon drizzle cake which cost £3.25 was way overpriced for the size of the portion. We did not complain at the time as we did not want to appear greedy but this was not in line with other establishments selling similar food.

We had lunch, what a dark n dismal place this is.. nothing like the picture on website. We ordered off the blackboard, meat and potato pie with veg.. Where do i start, lack of interest maybe, the pie had potatoe that had been there for a week or maybe 2 it tasted horrible, the mince was fatty underneath, not pleasant. The carrots had seen better days, but i only tasted 1 it did have some flavour but not much.. And the Asparagus where do i start, it was tough, chewy and covered in vinegar... Asparagus should be nice if cooked properly.. Now let me tell you about the Cabbage leaf wrapped around veg... omg ! the cabbage leaf was about 3 weeks old and stunk of cabbage, it was hard i couldnt get my knife in to cut it, after stabbing it with my fork to get in it. eventually out popped the veg i had to get binoculars it was diced yes, but 1cm squares. the taste was revolting. .. You need a rethink of your menu, considering that all farm shop/cafe are looking for the same trade.. You might be able to cook eggs n bacon and make a sandwich but Lunch is like going back to the 1970'2.. probably the meal was tooo... i wish you luck. The toilets were nice n clean btw, .. Thanks, just so you no we paid in full..

Im out doing practice runs for charity events we do , i came along Revils by accident , and had missed the breakfast time , but the staff ignored that and made the vegi breakfast for me , ive never ever had vegi sausages like...

Dropped in on the way back from Malvern Hills, greeted with a warm welcome. Service very quick, smoked salmon, cucumber and cream cheese sandwiches were delicious. Lovely pot of tea too. We will definitely drop in again.

I visited with my mum and son. The food was amazing, hats off to the chef. I ate so much of it as it was so delicious I couldn’t eat for the rest of the day! I’m vegetarian and there is a good menu catering...

I first visited Revills about 2 years ago with some cycling friends and were pretty shocked by the rudeness of the manager who wanted us to pre-book. We had stumbled on it and dropped in. This time I did as they asked and booked for...

Very disappointed with our meals today. My mum ordered the gammon, egg, and 'new' hand cut chips. The gammon was small, hard and overcooked, the fried egg looked and tasted like it had been reheated in the microwave and the chips were so greasy. I...

Stopped here to get a pot of tea and a cake Walked into the shop, which was very well stocked and asked where I ordered the drinks, I was shown through to the cafe The lady kept me waiting for some time before telling me...

Imagine this was a box set, previously at Revills... Hubby cycled this way & stopped for coffee with his club (numbers limited, around 8 cyclists) comes home and tells me about this rude guy at the coffee stop. We all appreciate that businesses have to...

Just back from a walk to Revills Farm Shop for lunch. I do enjoy a walk. With a meal in the middle. Revills are the local farmers - famous for their asparagus. Their farm shop has been supplying local foods all through the pandemic. But...

Delicious breakfast and service with a smile. The sourdough toast was just amazing! We also went round and got some bits and pieces for a relaxed dinner tonight.

Excellent tasty food Great service in a safe environment. I can confidently recommend Revills as a quality establishment.

I have been a weekly shop and frequent Cafe customer for the past 10 years. The Farm Shop, as titled, is a Farm Shop, offering; well selected, high quality, fresh locally sourced produce. Shop has recently invested in progressive environmentally friendly packaging free dispensing facilities....

Went yesterday to have a shopping day and to support the community and the man in the shop was very rude and fellow me around the shop and made us feel very uncomfortable as am I work with customers in relationsi felt awful in the...

Nice place and great sandwich in the restaurant area but some members of staff there are not particularly ‘cyclist friendly’. So not the ideal welcome if you’re out on a bike ride.

Whilst visiting the Malvern Hills we spotted signs to Revills farm Shop and decided we could use a coffee. Instead we had a meal. Wonderful farm shop and equally wonderful cafe.

Seems to be an obstinace on the part of management and staff to wear masks and socially distance. We wear masks to protect you so why can't you reciprocate? Won't visit again until after the virus.

A really disappointing experience.Very limited choice of food,dry scones .All overpriced and not worth returning to

Called in on sunday 23rd may for some veg, etc and completely disappointed by what we saw .Shelves virtually empty, never seen it this bad before - its almost like Darren has given up and is closing down

We came for a takeaway lunch and had the vegetarian burger and chips - so delicious! Lovely generous portion and excellent chips. Really friendly staff who were more than happy to cater for our preferences. Would definitely recommend!

It’s a while since we last visited Revills Farm shop for a bite to eat, but we stopped off on our way to Broadway one Sunday morning, normally it’s quite busy, but not so on this occasion, probably due to the floods. On our previous visit I had a bacon Buttie which came with overcooked bacon and on a very hot plate that turned my sandwich into a toasted sandwich, I mentioned it at the time and so expected better on this occasion, but sadly not, once again overcooked bacon and a hot plate that turned my sandwich into a toasted sandwich. Why do they insist on doing this? A real shame as this place has such potential, although it’s not a place to take youngsters. It has the dearest squash in the county at £2.10 a glass or £2.20 for a glass of milk. I guess they just want the older generation to visit.

Only once had a cuppa here but what we did have and the cake we had with it was excellent. Normally we visit to buy some of their excellent vegetables ,cheeses and quiches and the plants can be another reason to stop and shop too!

I booked afternoon tea over the phone for myself and wife ordering one normal and one gluten free. When we arrived we were met by Alex the head chef who had rang me earlier to go through the gluten free menu. We had an extensive choice of sandwiches eventually choosing the smoked salmon, we could not believe the assortment of of other goodies that arrived at our table delivered by a very polite friendly waitress. I have never tasted gluten free food so yummy, when we leaving the manager ask us for any feedback and thanked us for our custom. All in all a fantastic experience from the whole team at Revills farm shop. Will we be back yes yes yes

Superb quality all-round and the English breakfast was the best I’ve ever had - fresh, not greasy and so scrummy. Highly recommended Farm Shop and Cafe with lovely, friendly atmosphere.

We visited Revills Farm Shop on Saturday afternoon for Afternoon Tea (a gift voucher from our daughter). It was the best afternoon tea we’ve ever had (and we’ve had a few!). Everything was fresh and tasted delicious....and the homemade jam & chutney were amazing. The staff were really lovely and very helpful. There is a lovely little shop to have a look round afterwards (the local cheeses, beer & cider are yummy!). A gem of a find and we will definitely be back.

Often buy our Sunday dinner meat and veg from here. Always good value (as far as meat is, these days!) But plenty for the money and way better quality than supermarkets. Deli is a little more expensive. Their own home-made pies are delish, especially the sausage/vegan rolls. Staff are always helpful and friendly too. Great, local shopping.

We stop here to have cappuccinos and they are always excellent. I have eaten here in the past and that was always excellent too. The shop is excellent with a good choice fresh local food. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

We had the worse ploughman's ever , one cheap pork pie, one pickled onion, a whole apple , one slice of Cucumber and half a tomato. Brown stuff ? also a few lettuce leaves. It was awful. Waited half an hour too and it wasn't busy. ( Wonder why ).

We went on the recommend of others & found it overpriced for what we got. No toast is served & £9.95 for an average breakfast seemed rather over the top. Good point was it came out piping hot.

On all my visits I have always been happy with the food & the tea shop at Revills Farm Shop but was surprised when i was there a few weeks ago at the toilet facilities.They were clean but need updating.

A largish cafe attached to the farm shop. Nice atmosphere. Good outside eating area. Great sandwiches but the broad bean quiche was dry. The extras of dressed salads, pot of spicy red cabbage and the like were jolly good. Service was very friendly and efficient given she was on her own and it was quite busy. Prices are reasonable. The toilets are idiosyncratic - a corrugated asbestos-type sheets shack. Clean and with disabled access. Recommended.

Visited this afternoon with a friend and we treated ourselves to the Cream Tea and Cafetiere of Coffee. The cream was thick and scrummy as was the warm scone and jam. My friend especially loved the china tea cups and saucers. We sat out on the rear patio and were able to watch the farmer working the fields. Really felt like we were in the middle of the country. Fabulous Farm Shop as well. Will bring more friends here in the future.

Have just returned from visiting revills for afternoon tea.had a choice of sandwiches also fruit tarts and scones with jam and cream .the quality of the ingredients used was exceptional and we really enjoyed the experience. Will definitely return.

Regularly go here for a coffee and cake/lunch. Just one word of caution, the cyclists have discovered it and sometimes, especially Saturday and Sunday mornings it becomes a bit crowded. But if the weather is good then sit out in the garden and enjoy the views. The staff are very helpful and friendly. Thay do a nice afternoon tea, but you might be well advised to book

This is a farm shop with a great cafe attached. Set in lovely countryside between

Used this as a stop off on the way home from Bath & I was very disappointed.

60th birthday afternoon tea today was simply wonderful. Food excellent and staff lovely as ever. Can't recommend it highly enough. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed it. Thanks to everyone.

Took a friend out for a drive and he told me about this place.He decided he wanted to go back again.He raved about there breakfast.Unfortunately breakfast had stopped,but we could get a nice lunch.We ordered and in no time our meals came out.I went for the special.Ham hock croquette with poached egg,homemade chips and asparagus.My friend went for the homemade cottage pie.Both meals were excellent,the staff friendly and the place had a great atmosphere.Will return.

A small farm shop with a reasonable selection of products with a tea room/restaurant attached. Whilst I have given it a rating of very good, our most recent visit was somewhat disappointing in honesty, we only popped in for something for breakfast and I chose a bacon sandwich which when it came was on a plate so hot you couldn’t touch it with your hand, consequently my sandwich was more toasted than the soft bread I had wanted. The bacon was dried out probably cooked earlier and heated up and it was on bog standard white bread, not what I expected for my £4.50. My hot chocolate was however pleasant enough and my wife enjoyed her egg on toast.

We were staying in a nearby cottage so stopped by to by some supplies for picnic for our walk in the Malverns later that day. My boyfriend was impressed by the choice of scotch eggs at the deli and enjoyed his smoked choice. We brought supplies for some lovely local cheese and piccali sandwiches. Helpful service too.

Visited National Trust Croome in the morning and came back for the cafe at around one. Extremely busy and a lot of hot lunch platters were already sold out.

Good Breakfast , bacon at bit too crispy which was a shame as it was lovely bacon. Good service, jacket potatoes very nice too. worth a trip out, shop has everything you want meat cheese etc

We booked here after receiving an activity voucher for Christmas. We knew that the voucher value was £34 and so were very excited as we are afternoon tea aficionados and expected something really nice.

Nice little farm shop popular with locals. They are famous for their asparagus in the spring which they grow on their own farm

Popped into revills whilst passing this morning for breakfast and it was lovely. Really warm welcome, food was beautifully cooked, service was great and the shop is full of really cool products and fresh produce. I would highly recommend, it definitely beats anything in pershore hands down.

We often pop in for coffe after a local walk,it’s so welcoming ,coffee very good and also very reasonable,also it is always nice to see so many cyclists enjoying a stop there,staff and service are excellent,

Useful meeting place, popular with passing cyclists. Friendly staff and a great range of cakes. Rather eccentric with mismatched bone china crockery but this is part of its charm. Simple menu but good quality ingredients carefully prepared. Worth a look round the shop.

Having made a special trip to the shop today I was very disappointed with the experience.

Great food in the cafe with both indoor and outside seating, excellent menu, very helpful cheerful staff. plenty of quality food to choose from in the shop all very fresh and tasty well worth a visit if you enjoy excellent food

Although we live close by we have not visited the restaurant recently. Having dropped in for lunch on our way home this week I realise what we have been missing. The food was delicious and the service excellent. It won’t be long before we visit again.

Very tasty snack lunch, homemade soup and freshly made sandwiches Friendly helpful service Will return

My wife and I live in Pershore, and fairly regularly call in here for breakfast or lunch. The staff are friendly and the service good - the food is good quality and reasonably priced. Breakfast is my personal favourite! They sell newspapers in the farm shop, which is a good excuse to call in for a coffee, which is also good quality. The farm shop holds an interesting variety of food and drink.

A lovely welcome to our group visit, tour of the farm and even a cookery demonstration of how to serve asparagus..even better with a treat of meal of asparagus with smoked salmon or ham...with a lovely fresh food shop..just a shame not going home straight away....

A restaurant added to a farm shop I had asparagus soup and a chicken and ham pie with piccalili my wife had asparagus and smoked salmon served by a lovely waitress took a while as we were just behind a group of ten ladies but worth the wait we intend to go for breakfast in a couple of days time the menu looked good

Great place, I absolutely loved the different cups and teapots. They were warm and accommodating and the food was delicious. Well worth a visit.

We had been to the farm shop once before and enjoyed the meat & asparagus we purchased so much we had to go back for more. Decided to give the cafe a try this time. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Sandwiches are around £6 and come with crisps and salad garnish. The sparkling bottled drinks are very nice and refreshing. Sandwiches were gernerously filled and the bread is excellent. Lovely farm shop.

Called in for a breakfast after reading previous reviews, have to say service was excellent and the food was really good. The breakfasts we had were served fresh, hot and with a smile.

I treated my husband to breakfast on his birthday. We were the only couple eating. The fire was cosy, food freshly cooked and tasty, and staff were very welcoming.

An little gem of a shop, which stocks excellent, fresh locally produced products. Fruit, veg, fresh meats, especially Orchard Cottage Farm sausages, great wines and a lovely little coffee shop. Worth a visit.

This place used to be a little secret for cyclist and passers by. Not any more it has been recomended by so many people that you might not get a table every time. There is a good reason for that, the foods fresh home made and very tasty. Along with the attached farm shop with a wealth of unusual goods.

Well what a fab place. The farm shop is superb and so inviting.

It is a Friday treat. Away from the hustle, with plenty of room to park the car and a warm welcome from the friendly staff - why think of going anywhere else? The Specials menu is always tempting - but the asparagus is absolutely divine when in season. A lot of effort must have gone into developing the tea-rooms in addition to the superb farm shop. Lovely home cooked food complemented by a glass of wine.

The food is home cooked and the staff are friendly. We went as a group of 10 and nothing was too much trouble.

I have watched this farm shop grow in confidence, and they have added a tea-shop to complete their facility.

Friendly staff, great fresh veg,their own asparagas,local made cakes ,super fresh bread,seeded granary is superb. Pickles jams wine local fruit juices all the usual, great Christmas hamper selection . Worth dropping in if your going past

Nicely laid out farmshop with a great range of produce and all well priced, made even better by an excellent cafe. Menu has a good range of dishes with a selection of sandwiches and hot dishes. The gammon and eggs was fantastic and would cost considerably more in local pubs. Very friendly staff throughout, shopping and coffee all rolled into one, what's not to love .

Well worth a trip to the castle, wonderful walks and views of the sea lots of boats and views of portsmouth

We called in when passing for a cup of tea and were very impressed with the tea room and the service. A pot of tea for two served with china cups and saucers, the teapot and milk jug poured properly without soaking the table, the tea was very good two and was great value for money. A nice warm fire and an excellent menu that we intend to try on a return visit in the near future.

Farm shop with gourmet delicacies and a cafe/restaurant onsite. In which there is a good choice of food and several specials each day, all served on vintage crockery and with friendly service. Sometimes closed for private parties, but these are advertised in advance. Only drawbacks are that it's a very popular stopping place for cycling clubs, so it can get very busy/noisy at times, and also that the toilets are located in a separate building outside in a tin shed. Nevertheless, we are regulars.

It's is difficult for us to resist tea and scones in the restaurant after a stroll around the farm shop. Service is always cheerful and attentive. Well worth a visit!

Every Tuesday around mid morning, a large group of us (cyclists) converge on this establishment with tea and toasted tea cakes being the order of the day. The staff are always very friendly and nothing is to much trouble. And on cold days it's great to be greeted by a log burner!! Not so great when it's time to leave though :-(

I visit here from time to time. Mainly mid week, mid morning for tea and a tea-cake with friends. The hosts are always very welcoming, the place is clean, spacious, warm and friendly with it's log-burner on the far wall. Very efficient service.

Well worth driving to find this hidden gem; impressive range on offer in the farm shop, perfect for a Christmas hamper or two!

Amazing quality food. Makes a pleasant change to find somewhere that can cook properly really worth a visit

We found this little gem when we were given a voucher for Afternoon Tea. The tea was outstanding and we have visited 2 or 3 times since. We have never been disappointed and were only sorry that we lived so far away. Fortunately our son has now moved to Coventry so Revills is now a much anticipated stop on our journey from South Wales.

I was more than surprised when I called in with my mum for some food at Revills café.

If you want to purchase from the Farm Shop great selection of food. You will also get a good choice of food in the cafe,off the menu and specials board. We have not been disappointed in the frequent times we visit.

I bought a gift voucher from a well known shop for Afternoon Tea and Sandwiches and Revilles farm shop was one of the places listed so we booked and were delighted we chose this wonderfull place after arriving a bit to early we went into Upton on Severn for an 1hr 30mins then back to Revilles for the best sandwiches and tea you will ever have,clotted cream scones and fruit tarts came with it..the staff were very nice and polite and Darren the owner was the perfect host ,,,we will certainly be going back 10/10

We called in for a Sunday breakfast, I found the meals we had to be disappointing.

Visited today and the most gorgeous breakfast. All ingredients so tasty and everything was hot. We all went for the Farmers Breakfast which was perfect in every way. We are looking forward now to our next visit.

Stopped off for lunch which was excellent - cauliflower roulade was superb as was the beetroot and fennel quiche. Highly recommended

We enjoyed a pit-stop at Revill's during a Sunday bike ride. Great cappuccino and mocha, plus delicious slab of cake. Good thing we had the bikes to cycle off some of the calories! Cosy tearoom, though it was a nice day so we sat outside. The deli was well stocked with fresh and frozen food, lots of it local. I plan to do some Christmas shopping there, when the time comes, as there is a tempting selection of preserves, pickles, chutneys and sauces, sweet things, wines, cider and beer, plus cards and artworks. Plenty to choose from!

We called in twice whilst on holiday. Lovely fresh, very tasty sandwiches and good coffee. The Cafe has a vintage feel to it with mismatched cups,saucers and teapots giving it some character. The cake is amazing, we had the Victoria jam sponge and the coffee and walnut cake, both divine. There didn't seem to be much hot food on offer. Other reviews suggest a kitchen is on its way so this may make an extended menu possible. If they can do a bacon sandwich as good as the cake they are onto a winner.

This farm shop and tea room is a gem. Set within sight of the Malvern Hills and minutes from the M5, Darren and his team have created an oasis for quality food and drinks. Currently, light lunches, teas and snacks make up the menu, but as soon as the new chef joins the team and the brand new catering kitchen comes into play there will be much more on offer.

Excellent farm shop, with lots of veg. Cafe was excellent. China cups for tea. Home made soup was excellent, served with homemade bread. Very very nice.

A well stocked farm shop with loads of local produce including beers, wines, meat and vegetables. There is also locally produced art and crafts. The restaurant has great food on offer and a pleasant environment in which to consume it. Have a look, you won't be disappointed.

We went after receiving a gift voucher and will definitely go again. Cafe is part of an excellent farm shop with varied quality produce. Our afternoon tea was prepared with our sandwich choices and a stunning selection of cakes. Warm welcome from both the friendly staff and the wood burner. A great way to spend a cold, wet afternoon.