Lye Cross Farm Shop - Bristol

susan poffley

Lovely farm shop - lots of parking.good selection of local food to buy. Plus take away coffee & hot food.
Shame they don’t have a coffee shop where you can wait while your EV charges on fast chargers.
Easy to use fast chargers.
They do need to update website - no bus cafe ?

Weekend Wildness

A cracking local farm shop on the A38 airport road.
This place has been here for years and never ceases to satisfy the local produce shoppers like me.
The range in here is quite extensive and the food is always of an excellent standard.
A butcher to sort you out the right size chop, cut to your liking, the same for the pies, pastry and quices. Fresh fruit and dairy, and a lovely selection of local ciders.
There is also a no packaging section where you can weigh your own produce. Nice touch.
The parking is plentiful and the access is easy. Plenty of room for wheelchair users too.

Paul Stanley

We stopped here for a break before driving back to London, so added a little charge to our EV and did a little shopping.
We bought a variety of cheeses and pasties, plus a few drinks. We saw they had a butcher, but did not visit. Was so nice to see an actual butcher, as this is rare coming from London and having mostly Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Asda, etc…
Their cheeses were great; really flavourful. So much better than what we buy here; probably fresher?!
Their EV charging stations were quick and efficient, so a pleasant stop.

michael withey

Stand and Deliver - Potatoes !
Do not shop here as there are vegetables without price tags that when you later review you realise you’ve been ripped off. I’ve attached my receipt and then called the shop today and spoke to the supervisor at 9am. I said there must be an error or mistake as I’ve been charged £17 for 2 kg of potatoes. Having checked online and also with my local farmer these potatoes should be no more than around £1 to £2 per kg. There was no price on the potatoes when I put them in the bag - now I know why. The supervisor just said they were expensive as justification. Couldn’t care less whether I wanted to shop there again or not. I have chosen not to anymore and stated they have lost a customer for life. Bad customer service and attitude, lack of pricing is against the law and what I can only imagine are the highest priced potatoes in Britain. Avoid shopping here is my advice.

Tallulah Belle

As we live locally we thought we’d give it a go, popped in on the 24th October in the afternoon the lady serving fresh rolls was extremely unpleasant and rude and the lady on the check out was exactly the same. Thought we’d give it a second chance today 25th October in the morning for a breakfast roll and again it was a different member of staff serving us on the fresh roll counter and she was equally as rude and unpleasant to which we actually decided not to purchase anything and left the shop. Staff have no social/communication skills and are lacking basic manners. After reading previous reviews you would think management would have done something about this already as this isn’t the first review regarding their staff and I guarantee it will not be the last!

Bethany Kew

This was a great little Pit stop for charging the car. There's no gates to the entrance, so charging the car at any point of the day would be possible.

The farm shop itself was great with butchery, green grocers, and a fresh pastriescounter. To the left of the building after exiting, there's a little shed where you can explore some quirky stuff and buy if you so wish.

Kevin Heath (WPYpraise)

Fabulous farm shop. Often stop here for lunch when doing Bristol airport taxi transfers. A little pricey but the quality is top notch and worth the little extra.

James Whetter

Stopped here to charge the car. Best chargers in the area! Great farm shop, with butcher, range of artisan products, well worth a visit even if you're not charging your car!