Delis & Farm Shops

Festive Lunch at Woodland

01 December 2008 to 24 December 2008


We will be serving a delicious Festive Lunch Menu throughout December. Should you wish to see a copy of the menu please email lorna on lorna@woodlandfarm.co.uk and She wll forward a copy to you.

The cost will be £15.95 per person. A deposit of £5.00 per person to secure your booking will be required.

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Strictly Christmas

03 December 2008


“Strictly Christmas at Woodland"

Arrive at Woodland and Enjoy a Glass of Mulled Wine Approximately 6.00/6.30pm

Two Course Christmas Buffet in Restaurant & Coffee House Approximately 6.30/7.00pm

Christmas Shopping in the Farm Shop Approximately 8.00/8.30pm


Please let us know if you have any vegetarians in your party or should you have any special dietary requirements and we would be pleased to offer an alternative menu.

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Strictly Christmas

17 December 2008


“Strictly Christmas at Woodland”

Itinerary
Arrive at Woodland and Enjoy a Glass of Mulled Wine Approximately 6.00/6.30pm

Two Course Christmas Buffet in Restaurant & Coffee House Approximately 6.30/7.00pm

Christmas Shopping in the Farm Shop Approximately 8.00/8.30pm


Please let us know if you have any vegetarians in your party or should you have any special dietary requirements and we would be pleased to offer an alternative menu.

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Restaurant & Coffee Shops

rightcontent holding image Eating out should be a pleasurable experience, combining excellent ingredients with culinary flair, ambience & atmosphere, knowledgeable service and value for money. Specialities and reputation often add to the expectations we have, ahead of any meal.

Within the membership of the AFN group we have a geographically spread selection of authentic restaurants and coffee shops, which provide a very interesting range of eating /dining experiences from Michelin Star accolades to acclaimed informal coffee shops.

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Meat and Fish Suppliers

rightcontent holding image The quality of primary produced food, such as meat and fish has much to do with the general methods of husbandry, as well land usage,metods of production, weather and climate.

Ayrshire & Arran is fortunate to have land which is suited to animal farming, as well as 100 miles of coastline.

The determination, professionalism and experience of the "farmers/producers " who supply meat and fish into The Ayrshire Food Network ensure that both members of the public, and colleagues who are skilled chefs & hospitality providers, gain access to very high quality, flavoursome food.

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Other Food & Drink Service Suppliers

rightcontent holding image The Ayrshire & Arran food networks have have more than 25 producers of regional food in addition to meat or fish .

The variety is very significant, ranging from farm house ice creams, non homogenised milk, milk smoothies, an array of cheeses made from cow's, goat or ewe'smik .

Seasonal vegetables, organic produce and herbs, together with soft and autumnal fruits mean that you can source locally and confidently your so called 5 a day portions ! The food miles are definitely reduced when you buy from one of this group.

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Accommodation Providers

rightcontent holding image This group form a vital touristic component of the Network by providing regional local food,served with knowledge, care, skill and attention together with discerning accommodation.

With increasing emphasis on authenticity of visitor experience and green credentials, it seems the use of local produce has provided them with an operational and marketing advantage.

Hospitality and accommodation provision should go hand in hand with friendliness and local knowledge..we trust you find that is the case with our award winning members.

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Delis & Farm Shops

rightcontent holding image Successful Delis and Farm Shops provide very important focal points for the Ayrshire Food Network and its produce/supplier base.

.Some have been relatively newly established at premises belonging to producers.

Others have developed very quickly using the Network as a source of excellent local produce, within a wider food/drink product offering.

One thing is clear, reliable sources of distinct, flavoursome, value for money regional food specialities is a key component of this food retail success.

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