Becketts Farm is a family-run business comprising an award-winning Farm Shop and Restaurant, along with a Conferencing Centre. Now led by the fourth generation of the Beckett family, the business has successfully diversified, striking a fine balance of tradition and modern-enterprise.
For nearly 90 years, Becketts Farm has been a cornerstone of the local community, evolving from a dairy farm into one of the best-loved local food and hospitality destinations.
The Farm Shop is a hub for the finest quality ingredients found across Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Birmingham and beyond. Our ethos is to source and stock local and regional produce and to support independent producers as much as possible. You’ll smell the fresh bread from the on-site bakery as soon as you step through the door – the bakers bake fresh bread and cakes 6 days a week. Wander through the eight-speciality departments, from the traditional Butchery to Greengrocers, Delicatessen to the Gifts section.
The Restaurant places a strong emphasis on offering great quality, English farmhouse-style cooking. It’s renowned for serving hearty breakfasts, lunches and Afternoon Teas in a family-friendly atmosphere. On Sundays, there’s a famous three roast carvery served from 12.30pm – 4.00pm. A large majority of the ingredients used are sourced from the on-site Farm Shop. It has become a favourite meeting spot for locals and visitors alike.
Extending beyond food, the Conferencing Centre offers modern facilities in a semi-rural location, a popular alternative to similar city-centre venues while still having great motorway links. Priding themselves on their professional yet friendly service, there are six rooms for hire with the largest offering space for up to 60 delegates.
In addition to this, Becketts Farm host a calendar of family-focussed special events throughout the year, including the famous Easter event, sunflower fields and spooky pumpkin carving at Halloween.
Becketts Farm, Wythall, B47 6AJ
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