Diddly Squat Farm Shop - Chipping Norton

Tony R.

Had to stop by and see what all the hype was about! It’s smaller than a lot of farm shops, but well worth the visit. We arrived at 9am on Saturday, joined the queue for the 9:30 opening, and by 10am we were walking out with a case of Hawkstone Cider to enjoy. The burger van out back looked great, and the car park team did an excellent job managing the traffic. So glad we visited after watching the series!

Dan B.

Was a fantastic experience to visit the farm shop, the queue was long but was to be expected on a beautiful Sunday afternoon! We queued for about an hour before we got inside the shop, but we didn’t mind just out of pure excitement. The shop is only small but there’s plenty of stock and service is fantastic

Jamie P.

Visited mid week, plenty of parking and well organised. Only a 10 minute queue for the well stocked small shop, and no queue for the bar around the back.
Good range of local produce, both from the farm and nearby. Staff friendly and efficient with the large number of visitors. Everything we bought has been good quality so far, prices no more than any other farm shop.

Svetlana N.

More Than I Expected – Phenomenal Food and Fast Service!
I was genuinely surprised by how amazing this place was! The food exceeded all my expectations – absolutely delicious. I had the bacon bun with egg, and it was perfection.7.5 pounds

Even though there was a long line on Tuesday morning (hundreds of people for the shop and a few for the restaurant), it moved very quickly, so the wait wasn’t bad at all. The service was incredibly fast, and the staff handled the crowd efficiently.

Having breakfast while overlooking the farm made the experience even more special – such a peaceful and charming setting. Truly worth the wait. Highly recommend!

nina R.

It was better than we thought
Obviously it's a tourist spot which is a little sad but I do understand why
Anyway we set off on the bank holiday weekend which was Saturday. It was easy to find and we parked in the overflow car park.
We stood in line for an hour and roughly 30 minutes before we reached the very small shop. The shop was full of fresh local produce and we bought sausages, pastries , cider and honey. People said it was expensive. I can tell you now that we have always shopped at our local farm shops and if you want quality then you have to pay for it. This was no more expensive than any other farm shop I was disappointed though because we could not see any mushrooms. Oh dear we will have to go back for another visit. We also had a look in the barn behind the shop and it was nice to see other local products being sold.
Over all I was pleasantly surprised on how well it was organised and how busy the staff were they never stopped serving and stocking up. They were also friendly and helpful I hope it continues to thrive and give more opportunities to the farming communities.

Kassandra M.

Try the dark cider!! So good. Busy farm but felt like going to a mini car meet with all the Top Gear fans.
Grab a beverage in the “ice cream and drinks only” queue before getting in line to go to the farm store. But also watch out for bees/wasps!

Joanne R.

Arrived early on a weekday for when it first opened. Parking was easy plenty of spaces. Que into shop was minimal only about a 10 minutes wait. Lots of items for sale from food, drink and miscellaneous items. Quite reasonable in price.
Went to the back barn had a Hawkstone cider, very nice.
No ques at all. Toilet facilities good. Food truck on site. Plenty of seating.
Well worth a visit.

Louise

Visited on a weekend, the queue for the shop was really long, so we didn't go in. There were couple of pop up stalls around the back near the food and drink. A stand selling some branded merchandise too. We had a drink and an ice cream. The cow juice ice cream was very good.