St. Werburghs City Farm, Bristol

The food here is amazing, fresh organic and reasonably priced. Its always a treat after petting the goats :)

A great place to visit with family, animals and staff are amazing.
Cafe here is nice and organic but service is slow, seating doesn’t allow for prams. It’s also very pricey.

Baby changing facilities when were arrived were very dirty and dusty.Not what you want when your child has a lung disability.

Great for breakfast and coffee, i love the kedgeree although tis not always avail. Super play ground for kidds ;)

great city farm. its rather small but is well done. All the animals you would expect to see at any farm, great in the spring and summer as you get to see all the baby aniamls aswell. Its free to get in so if your short of cash and need to entertain the kids this is a great option. cafe is also really good and nice cheap prices.

A good distraction if you need to take the kids somewhere for an hour or two. The farm has all the animals you would expect, sheep, pigs, hens. There is a cafe attached which is nothing special, but not offensive. Entrance is free so you have nothing to lose.

Not the best city farm - there wasn’t much to see when we went but maybe we caught them at a bad time (late April) or something. Wandered about a bit in the mud and looked at sheds before heading to the excellent and rather hippyish cafe where they serve fabulous breakfasts and cater brilliantly for vegetarians. The play area was good as well. Worth going just for the cafe, which I believe is legendary amongst Bristolians.

this is a really nice city farm is a good size with lots of animals
cafe is really nice my brothers and sisters love the play ground
if you looking for a fun and cheap day out i would go here

The city farm is absolutely fantastic and something everyone in Bristol should go to and be proud of. Established long before people even knew what carbon foot prints were it is the diamond in the crown that is St Werburghs eco focus.

The farm is open every day of the year 24/7, and it’s free so there is no excuse not to come along.

There is a playground for children and a restaurant specialising in organic and locally grown food. I’ve never been here but heard it’s very good.

Highly recommended for everyone.

St Werburghs City Farm is a little bit of countryside in the centre of Bristol and is well worth a visit. The surrounding area is also really unusual with lots of Eco-Friendly homes and “Hansel and Gretel” style houses!

The City Farm is a fantastic place to visit with the kids, it's free and open in winter from 9am - 4pm. There are the usual farmyard characters; pigs, goats, chickens, ducks swimming on their pond, as well as rabbits and guinea pigs. I fell in love with the four kid goats, especially the two having mock head butting fights, they looked sooo cute!

The Farm has a farm shop to sell its produce of eggs, meat, vegetables and plants. The adorable little tree house style café is currently closed for refurbishment but the adventure playground nearby is still there and very much in use. The Farm supports the local allotments as well as hosting a horticultural group and youth and children's groups within the community. Two very popular events are the Summer Fair and Apple Day both held here

St Werberghs City Farm is a really great family day out. The farm may be small but kids love it (some of my best childhood memories are at the city farm!) and its interesting for adults too. Theres an amazing duck pond and lots of rabbits and guinea pigs, along with the obvious pigs and goats etc etc.

The cafe is lovely and rustic looking, I definately recommend the veggie sausage sandwich. Its top notch!

A great place for families to eat a good value, very tasty and extremely healthy meal, in a superb location on a farm. Have a walk around the farm, see the lovely animals, and let the kids play in the well-equipped playground just outside the cafe.