News from Teles Patisserie

End of May already and… still Winter weather. Fear you not, from tomorrow onwards we are reopening our indoor area. It might not be a challenging weather all through Summer but we will have some available tables indoors to keep you warm, cosy and safe.

Also for this long weekend we are having our best selling menu! So ping us an email if you’d like to book – either to have with us or to take away.

And as Monday is Bank Holiday we are open as usual from 10.00 to 4.00.

Love

Joaquim and Ana

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Fish Van at the Farm Shop tomorrow 27th May!

It’s FISH VAN DAY tomorrow, Thursday 27th May!

Tim and the East Coast Fishmongers van will be at Yare Valley Farm Shop from 10.30am until 4pm. Card payments accepted for any amount over £2.

There’s still plenty of our farm reared BEEF in the Farm Shop, whether you’re planning a BBQ or a comforting Roast Dinner.

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Norfolk County and South Norfolk District Councillor Vic Thomson’s reports for May 2021

Please see below the link to the reports for Norfolk County and South Norfolk District Council including all the latest scams.

Also the Covid recovery report which shows the work the Councils put into helping support communities throughout the pandemic.

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Card Machine is out of order until Sunday (hopefully will be resolved sooner!)

Apologies for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding 🙂

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What’s available at the Fish Van at Yare Valley Farm Shop today?

East Coast Fishmongers are at the Farm Shop from 10.30am until 4pm today, Thursday 20th May.

Click here to watch the video of everything that’s available at the Fish Van

If you’re not a Facebook user then please see the list below:

Plaice, salmon, whole trout, whole bream, butterflied mackerel fillets, haddock, cod, turbot, whole sea bass, sea bass fillets, halibut, tuna steaks, scallops, monkfish, fish pie mix, tiger prawns, skate wings, kippers, rollmops, cockles, crayfish tails, oysters, smoked haddock, smoked eel, samphire, smoked salmon, clams, dressed crabs, whole crabs, new season lobsters, octopus salad, anchovies, brown shrimps, hot smoked salmon, smoked mackerel!

In other news… our farm reared BEEF is in the Farm Shop fridge NOW!!!!

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Farm Shop News!

So what’s happening at the Farm Shop this week?

  • Our farm reared beef will be in the Farm Shop fridge ready for the weekend… keep an eye on our social media for updates! As usual, there will be a great selection of steaks, burgers, sausages, mince and much more…
  • East Coast Fishmongers will be set up outside the Farm Shop tomorrow, 20th May, from 10.30am until 4pm with a great selection of seafood
  • Freshly baked bread from Hempnall Village Bakery is available in the Farm Shop NOW!
  • Delicious Kimchi from Le Digestif has been restocked in the fridge

As always, we’re open 8am until 9pm every single day of the week. Teles Patisserie have tables available outside, so be sure to pop along and see them for a coffee and a tasty treat!

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This week menu at Teles Patisserie

And… they are back this week! Our very popular curry prawns back on the menu! If you fancy, please pre order for collection or to have in our courtyard: info@telespatisserie.co.uk or just ring us on 538892.

See you all soon!

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Farming in a village.

It is very difficult farming in a village but so disheartening when people blatantly walk all over your crops and not only that let their dogs run in your barley and even defecate in it!

This happened this morning and obviously we grow food for everyone and our animals. If dogs defecate in our silage crop it can cause abortion in cattle and kill sheep as it gets baled and wrapped and then affects the whole bale.

Please if you are out walking stick to the footpaths.

Information received from Sue Stiff

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