Eating in and dining out
Self-catering
Each cottage is well-equipped with all the kitchen utensils you should need for your time away.
It is up to you to bring/buy the food you’ll need for your stay. Fortunately we are close to many quality food stores and supermarkets which makes life easy when staying at Church Farm.
Hartley Farm Shop & Cafe, Winsley (500m)
Co-op, BA15 1QT (1 mile)
Sainsbury’s, Bradford on Avon, BA15 2AZ (2.5 miles)
Tesco 24hr, Trowbridge,BA14 7AQ (7 miles)
We are also lucky to have the recently opened independent bakery, Pipit, open in Silver Street in Bradford-on-Avon. They sell freshly made, bread, pastries and coffee.
Online deliveries are also welcomed during your stay, we only ask that you ensure that your food will be delivered at a time that you will be there.
Hartley Farm
Self-Catering Food Boxes.
We are excited to be able to offer Self-Catering Food Boxes which can be left waiting in your cottage ready for your arrival or you can order/collect yourself.
This is all pre-ordered. The Breakfast Boxes and Picnic Box are particularly popular. Supporting local businesses, food suppliers and farmers is something we are very passionate about.
The popular ones are:
Breakfast Essentials (£26) – milk, eggs, cereals, bananas, jam, butter
Farmhouse Breakfast (£30) – bacon, eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes, beans, sausages, hash browns, black pudding
Dining out
In and around Winsley you’ll find there are endless options when you’re looking for local restaurants, pubs and takeaways.
The Seven Stars pub is in the village, a few minutes walk or 500m drive from the farm. The food is superb, and our guests give great feedback. It’s recommended that you book in advance as it can get very busy, especially over the weekends. They are also now open for Saturday breakfasts!
The Cross Guns at Avoncliff is tucked away on the Kennet and Avon Canal in between Winsley and Bradford on Avon. Recently refurbished and now a popular pub for walkers/cyclists heading along the canal. An outdoor decking area overlooking the canal makes it an ideal choice for all the family.
The sister pub ‘The Inn at Freshford‘ is also not too far away and serves equally delicious food.
Bradford on Avon is home to many excellent pubs, restaurants and cafes. Some of our personal favourites are:
The Bunch of Grapes: A hidden gem, with a French twist, right in the heart of Bradford on Avon. You will be welcome in at any time whether it is for your morning coffee or a fancy lunch/dinner. Definitely worth a visit, we’ve heard nothing but great things.
Ravello: Some of the tastiest Italian food we’ve had in a long time. A popular choice so book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Little Rituals: combining excellent coffee and cake, with beautiful plants. This cafe in the heart of Bradford on Avon is a great visit.
Other places to consider in Bradford on Avon:
If travelling into Bath there are plenty of options suiting everyone’s needs.
For something a bit more special we love Hall and Woodhouse, The Porter and The White Hart.
Takeaway
Sometimes, after a busy day sightseeing, there is nothing better than to order a takeaway for dinner. We suggest:
Indian: The Avon Spice Company, in Bradford on Avon. A popular Indian takeaway on the hill in Silver Street, Bradford on Avon. Serves a fantastic array of Indian cuisine and will happily deliver to Winsley. Tel: 01225 868337
Pizza: Pizzeria Amici, Bradford on Avon. A busy pizzeria with the stone‐baked oven effect. A wide variety of delicious pizzas, risottos & pasta dishes to eat in, pick up or take away. BA15 1JZ. Tel: 01225 863661
Thai: The Thai Barn, Bradford On Avon. One of the best thai restaurants in the area. Also serves take-away food. BA15 1DA. Tel: 01225 866443
Fish and Chips: Available from the village pub or from Harlees in Bradford on Avon. BA15 1DL. Tel: 01225 865252. The village pub ‘The Seven Stars’ have recently introduced Fish and Chip takeaway.
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