Powderham Farm Shop

Lots of local produce and really nice pasties that can be eaten on the picnic tables in the grounds. Came across it by mistake after trying to park at Teignmouth and then Dawlish. So glad we did. Powderham Castle is also a great place to visit and you have plenty of grounds to walk around in without going in, which we aim to do next time. There is also a licenced restaurant and plant sales. Picture is of the castle and grounds.

Dropped for a bite to eat whilst on a walk around Powderham. I had a very nice steak pasty from the bakery which was heated for me. There are plenty of seats outside to use on a dry day. The shop also has a butcher, Post Office, and a good selection of local beers and ciders. Plenty of parking in the gravelled area and a bus stop right outside.

Lovely surroundings. You can buy food to eat outside or take home. Everything from ice-cream to pasties. We had pasties which they heat up for you if requested. Delicious and filling. There is a small garden centre and shop. Also opposite the car park in the grounds of the castle there are some deer to look at.

Came here today with my grandparents, we use to love coming here for the amazing selection of pasties, however they’ve done away with the microwave so you can no longer have anything warmed up. This is an absolute shame as they have a wonderful selection and the farm shop is always a treat to look around.Unfortunately this means the only lunch options are the restaurant (which itself is lovely but rather expensive for a quick lunch) or sandwiches.We tried 3 sandwiches but were thoroughly disappointed. The bread was dry and kept falling apart, the salad was wilted though the fillings themselves were generous.The mocha was ill-made with the coco powder all glooped together at the bottom.The staff are lovely and polite though a bit slow when working.This is all such a shame as we loved coming here but we won’t be rushing back in a hurry.

We loved it!A really good shopping experience, there's a shop that sells some wonderful items for the home, ladies clothes, some imaginative toys, cards, rugs and much more. Then there's the fabulous farm shop & garden centre with a little takeaway cafè.We then had a lovely walk in the grounds looking at the herd of deer.A lovely experience & well recommended.

The area itself is nice but when you realise that their food is made by a local bakery with a poor hygiene rating.... It makes it somewhat disappointing that they charge so much and mask it with their own good food hygiene rating. The pasties can be hit and miss, the cakes are usually disgusting. Nice benches to sit on when it's not busy. Parking ample.

Now under new ownership, the vegetable range is much fresher and more extensive. You can almost skip the supermarket now and get most of the things you need. The butchers is a great addition with very good quality local meets.

Great products, reasonably priced. Can get sandwiches made in store and eaten outside at the tables

The farm shop was lovely and included a 'real' butchers. There was also freshly baked bread and rolls for sale. The deli counter sold takeaway food and hot drinks. I ordered a sandwich and cappuccino. The sandwich was well presented and so, so tasty with a good coffee to go. Picnic tables were available to eat outside.I can thoroughly recommend this farm shop. Not only does it sell very good food, but the staff are very cheerful and helpful which makes such a difference. I would definitely visit it again.