Diddly Squat Farm Shop

Yes, it's expensive! Purchased fresh meat from the shop and some Kalebs!Cider! We had food and drinks from the food van as a treat.. All i can say is nothing disappointed. Sausage Bab was outstanding. As someone who really does know the difference in meat, having been luckily enough to have meat direct from my parents' farm. Jeremy really needed something to impress my taste. As well as my mother! I must say myself and my mother liked the sausage Bab so much even at the high price, we went back for seconds. Obviously, Jeremy's Sausage!! Really impressed us. The Hawkstone cider is absolutely brilliant. Unfortunately, I didn't get to meet the man himself. Coming from a farming background and growing up on a farm. I genuinely think everything Jeremy has done for the farming community has been out of this world. I wish him all the best in the future of farming and with the shop.

Very enjoyable experience here. Came on a Thursday morning outside of school holidays. The venue was still very busy. The shop itself is rather small and we queues for 2 hours to get in. However well worth the experience. Round the back there was the burger van Baste. They had some food on offer, it was all very tasty. There was plenty of benches to sit down on which was nice. Overall definitely worth a visit, just long queues, however that is to be expected. Lots of parking available also.

Really worth the visit. Do not be put off by the queues they move quickly. Lovely little shop and prices were not too bad at all! Recommend the sausage rolls and the crisps and for drink the bee juice rum. You can skip the shop all together and go round to the bar and food van. Would recommend the cider and the sausage sandwich. Great visit had a fantastic time. There is a very large overflow car park down the road which I would recommend going to.

Love the shop! Get there before it opens, and there's very few people. I was fearing long lines, so I got there 30 minutes early. By the time it opened, there was maybe six people in line.I couldn't wait for the restaurant to open, so I grabbed some cookies and pastries from the pop-up shops in the back of the shop.

Been wanting to go for ages. Got there 11am. Raining so I think that's the reason there was no queue. Excellent parking. Good supply of products. Love the funny items. Staff were lovely. Little stalls out back were a nice touch and was able to chat to a lovely lady who designs and sketches her own artwork on cards. Just a pity no seating in barn out back as was raining seating was wet. Could of done with a put up shelter covering all seats. But didn't that didn't take away a great experience and beating my son in visiting before him.

As a Fan of the show, I have wanted to visit for a while now and having to do a stay cation due to health issues. I found the perfect opportunity to visit.I stayed in Chipping Norton and walked the 30 mins to Diddly squat farm, which was a nice walk even in November.First stop was the shop to take a look what was being sold ( didn't buy anything the first day as I was bringing the car before heading home on the second day)The shop was busy with a small line out front to get in. The shop was well stocked and the staff were friendly and welcomed you as they put items on the shelves.After a look round there, we took a short walk round to the barn/ bar/ food area. Where there were a few stalls selling local goods.The atmosphere was great as fans of the show and of Jeremy sat round eating food taking pictures and soaking up the view along with a coffee or a beer.First off was a Bacon roll with a coffee which went down great after the walk. They both completed each other and were packed with flavour, so much so the bap didn't need any sauce.After that was a thirst quenching Pint of the elderflower larger as the atmosphere picked up even more as more and more people attended. Again the quality of the food was great and the service was excellent.On the second day we drove parking up in the car park across from the Shop. Hitting the shop first and picking up a few items (pictured) before heading back round for breakfast.This time I tried the yogurt pot which was again perfect with local sourced ingredients and another coffee.It's a shame the restaurant is no longer there as I'd of loved to have gone there for food in the afternoon/evening.I can't wait to make plans to come back and visit at another time of year. Maybe the summer.Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys home grown, great quality food and drink with an idyllic view to enjoy it with.Jeremy really did pick the perfect spot for his Diddly Squat farm shop.

We had a really wonderful time at Diddly Squat Farm Shop. It's a great spot with beautiful scenery in every direction. It is worth noting, as others have mentioned, it's muddy so dress appropriately. The shop is well stocked but small, so it's best to have an idea of what you want in advance so you can grab and go to allow others in. Head around back to the lambing barn for a quick bite to eat - absolutely delicious food. There are also vendors there with other local items.

Mainly went here to see what all the hype was about. We really enjoyed ourselves! We first went into the shop, it was expensive!! However the food was reasonably priced, we got the sausages, which were very nice.We then went for a pint and some food out the back whilst they were filming for season 3. The drink was brilliant, food was brilliant and the staff were friendly.Will definitely go back