I had a blueberry picking experience. You can compare the taste of dozens of types of blueberries, and you can take home one full cup per person. Even though the lid wouldn't close, they kindly let us take it home. Because the weather was bad 2-3 days before, the shop staff called and said it was okay not to force ourselves to come... the staff were nice, the blueberries were delicious, it was a good time with the family. I want to go again ✳︎

Spring roll lunch plate is limited to June, focaccia lunch is July, drinks are separate. The homemade focaccia was fluffy, voluminous, and delicious 🎵 It's hot now so it might be tough outside 😅. They also run a blueberry farm so it seems you can pick blueberries too 🤗. Inside the shop there is a market selling pesticide-free vegetables and homemade sweets 🥰. If you come by car, it seems you can park 1-2 cars in front, but you might want to confirm!

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Blueberry picking, you can eat them on the spot. Of course, taking them home is also very profitable. Ripe blueberries are here and there. There are many types, and they are very delicious. They also sell rare vegetables, so you might have fun discoveries if you visit. They say a cafe will open in the autumn... looking forward to it.

Dined in, had salad, quiche, etc. Everything is delicious, but the salad in particular was beyond expectations.

Selling fresh rare vegetables, cakes, etc. The eat-in also had rare menus like Jantujan which was delicious! At the Xmas market, art students were selling hand-blown glass, etc., and I didn't get bored watching. Got cute earrings made of glass. Daily stress was released. Next year I definitely want to go blueberry picking. It's a really good shop, as a local I hope more shops like this increase.