Franklins Farm Shop London

Nice shop but prices seem crazy £3 for a cucumber... when other organic shops sell it for £1. If the owners feel this is warranted then a bit more info should be given as to why the produce is so pricey

A pricey (c'mon it's Lordship Lane) but wonderful shop of organic and local treats. Great coffees and tea are on offer as well as a delightful treat I found, seaweed butter. There's also a cart outside which roasts chicken and you can buy a tasty little treat and sit on their wee terrace to enjoy it.

I bought a £3 TooGoodToGo bag of groceries (apparently worth £9) and I am very bewildered and disappointed! Inside was a rotten cucumber, a rotten leek, some yellowish beans, a couple of satsumas, an apple and a couple of gem lettuce that was also going off! I complained and the manager called back, telling me the rot was only a corner of the cucumber.....etc and that the bag of groceries was actually worth £12! . He also offered a refund. I would have got the same vegetables in perfect conditions from other grocery shops/ supermarkets for less than £3!

Nice little green grocers and deli mashed up with a coffee shop. Some really interesting foods and wines here from around the world. Will habe to try the chicken from the roasting van parked on the terrace.next time.

Lovely looking shop and friendly staff, but it’d be cheaper for you to fly to Italy first class and buy a tomato than it would be to purchase it here. Save yourself some money and take a taxi to Harrods food hall. Or go to SMBS up the road.

if you want very expensive slightly extravegant store cupboard stuff like expensive tinned tomatoes or rose harrisa this is your place, the fruit and veg is hit and miss in my opinion. nice coffee.

So local farm shop sells organic avocados from Spain at £2 pounds a pop...not local and highway robbery to boot.

This place a little gem recommend for any looking for great local produce and great tasting chicken delicious. One cold night in the rain this places like this bring real warmth great place

Nice shop but prices seem crazy £3 for a cucumber... when other organic shops sell it for £1. If the owners feel this is warranted then a bit more info should be given as to why the produce is so pricey

A pricey (c'mon it's Lordship Lane) but wonderful shop of organic and local treats. Great coffees and tea are on offer as well as a delightful treat I found, seaweed butter. There's also a cart outside which roasts chicken and you can buy a tasty little treat and sit on their wee terrace to enjoy it.

I bought a £3 TooGoodToGo bag of groceries (apparently worth £9) and I am very bewildered and disappointed! Inside was a rotten cucumber, a rotten leek, some yellowish beans, a couple of satsumas, an apple and a couple of gem lettuce that was also going off! I complained and the manager called back, telling me the rot was only a corner of the cucumber.....etc and that the bag of groceries was actually worth £12! . He also offered a refund. I would have got the same vegetables in perfect conditions from other grocery shops/ supermarkets for less than £3!

Nice little green grocers and deli mashed up with a coffee shop. Some really interesting foods and wines here from around the world. Will habe to try the chicken from the roasting van parked on the terrace.next time.

Lovely looking shop and friendly staff, but it’d be cheaper for you to fly to Italy first class and buy a tomato than it would be to purchase it here. Save yourself some money and take a taxi to Harrods food hall. Or go to SMBS up the road.

if you want very expensive slightly extravegant store cupboard stuff like expensive tinned tomatoes or rose harrisa this is your place, the fruit and veg is hit and miss in my opinion. nice coffee.

So local farm shop sells organic avocados from Spain at £2 pounds a pop...not local and highway robbery to boot.

This place a little gem recommend for any looking for great local produce and great tasting chicken delicious. One cold night in the rain this places like this bring real warmth great place