A wonderful place for a Saturday morning breakfast, staff lovely, food fantastic and the overall morning excellent. Recommended if you got kids, come, got a dog, come, got a craving for probably the best bacon sandwich in Bristol definitely come.
A lovely hidden gem in the heart of the city! The City Farm is a peaceful, welcoming space that offers a refreshing break from the urban hustle. It’s completely free to enter and you can get up close with a variety of friendly animals. There’s a cozy little café on-site. They also sell plants and products, so you can support the farm while picking up something special.
What a wonderful place. St Werburgh’s City Farm is the sort of place that makes you stop and think—think about life, about community, about the sheer, unadulterated joy of doing something useful with your hands instead of hammering away at KPIs and ROI projections that will ultimately mean nothing when you’re worm food. We came here today as part of a work volunteering scheme. And this is, quite honestly, one of the best days of the year for me. Our host for the day was the utterly brilliant Alex, the farm’s site manager. You meet a lot of people in life, and some of them just get it. Alex gets it. He has the rare ability to be both welcoming and efficient, gently herding our corporate rabble into something resembling a useful workforce without once making us feel like we were in the way (which, let’s be honest, we probably were). We dug holes. We built fences. We did some plumbing. We even built benches. But more than anything, we took time out of our lives to be in nature, to be with people, to be part of something real. Because that’s what this farm is: something real. It’s for the community, run by the community, benefitting the community. It reminds us that life isn’t about boardrooms or spreadsheets, but about connection, about getting your hands dirty and actually doing something. If you get the chance to visit, go. If you get the chance to volunteer, definitely go. You’ll do yourself some good. You’ll do the community some good. And, in the end, that’s what life is really about.
You can pet and feed the sheep and goats easily. They have groups for adults with additional needs and children's clubs. They do lots of community programs, and you can rent spaces for parties. Great cafe and a pub across the street, too. They also sell farm-reared meat and fresh eggs. Lovely bit of outdoor space.
Great charity. I've brought the kids here many times over the years. Today it was just me having a walk around, very peaceful place.
Lovely quiet space. We really enjoyed feeding the goat’s and being able to sit and watch them. Animals were so well cared for we loved watching the pigs having there belly’s scratched by a friendly chatty volunteer. I would recommend coming here especially if in need of some quiet time surrounded by nature .
Quite nice. Not much to see currently. Really good to have warm water and soap easily accessible for hand washing. The goats are cool. Unfortunately parking is bad and our car was keyed. Area is a dump.
Only went to the cafe not the farm, I have been a visitor to the farm since my children were little 20 years ago. It's a lovely relaxing day out. The cafe is magical, food & drink is ethical, suits all diets much of ut locally sourced & foraged. The staff are delightful & very knowledgeable about the food & ingredients. If u've never been I would highly recommend a visit. It can be busy at weekends so if you're able to go during the week parking will be easier.
Great little city farm tucked away in one of Bristol's trendy suburbs. They sell some of the meat they produce in the cafe.
Lovely flowers and art work all around the farm.
St Werburghs City Farm is located at Watercress Rd, Bristol BS2 9YJ, UK
You can contact St Werburghs City Farm at +44 117 942 8241
You can find directions to St Werburghs City Farm by following this map link