Jolly Nice is a Farm shop located in Frampton Mansell between Stroud and Cirencester on the A419. This is a former petrol station that has been converted into a hotchpotch of wooden buildings that are shops making up the farm shop and cafe.
They have a field out the back called the picnic meadow where you can eat out admiring the Cotswold views and livestock in a neighbouring field.
Jolly Nice has a Farm Shop, Butchery & Cafe which you can eat inside with seating in heated yurts or their pretty meadow all of which is dog friendly for dogs on leads.
Cafe
The Jolly nice cafe serves a choice of food options including sandwiches, scotch eggs, sausage rolls and home-made cakes. There are many options to enjoy breakfast ranging from the full English, vegetarian breakfast, avocado on toast and much more.
For lunch they serve a locally reared beef burger, KFP a Kentucky Friend Pheasant, Pulled Pork, beef brisket and more.
For those wanting a plant-based lunch, they have choices like a locally grown field mushroom burger, veggie or beet burgers.
Drinks range from a diverse selection of coffees and teas as well as a delicious milkshake menu.
Farm Shop
The farm shop sells a variety of produce from local farmers and artisan producers. Jolly nice sell;
- Free-range pies & rare breed charcuterie.
- Britain’s best farmhouse cheeses.
- They have a full butchers counter selling meats and sausages.
- Woefuldane Organic Dairy milk, yoghurt & butter.
- Prince Charles & farmer Fred’s Close Farm organic vegetables from Tetbury.
- Ashley & Keith Dickenson’s vegetables & honey from Bisley.
- Salt Bakehouse, Hobbs & Bertinet Bread.
- British smoked fish.
- Seasonal fruit from surrounding counties.
- English preserves, condiments and sauces.
- Speciality chocolate.
- Locally produced alcoholic drinks including beer, wines and gin.
My Visit
My visit was a flying visit on the way to a meeting in Cirencester and fancied a bite to eat on the way and a family member had mentioned Jolly Nice. I opted for one of their free-range roast chicken and tarragon sandwiches. It was a blue sky day and opted to eat in the picnic area rather than in one of their yurts.
Shopping was not on the cards this visit but had a look around and was very impressed with the selection of local foods. If I was travelling home I would have loaded up with some game, vegetables and possibly too much from their larder. This is the sort of place a foodie like me describes as foodie heaven.
More info
For more information visit their website. https://jollynicefarmshop.com/