About Castle Farm Midford
Castle Farm is a small kitchen set up in an old tractor shed on an organic farm in the hills of the Midford Valley, just south of Bath. It sits beside its own garden, which changes with the seasons and shapes what goes on the menu, and the dining room looks out over it. The kitchen is led by chef Pravin Nayar and a small team.
During the week it is a relaxed place for breakfast, coffee and lunch, served Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 3pm with no need to book, along with fresh baking and homemade cakes. Sunday is roast day, served family style with dishes placed in the middle of the table to share. Curry nights bring Malaysian and South Indian flavors to the table, and about once a month a supper club builds a whole evening around a single idea, ingredient, cuisine or season.
Besides the restaurant there is a deli and a takeaway, and people come for birthdays, weddings and long lunches as well as everyday meals. Sunday roasts, curry nights and supper clubs must be booked, with online bookings for groups of up to eight and larger parties arranged through the events page. Children and families are welcome, dogs on leads are allowed when space and the occasion permit, and parking on site is free.
Somerset Lavender at Faulkland is about 4 miles to the southwest, roughly 15 minutes through the lanes, so a weekday lunch here pairs well with a summer afternoon among the lavender.
What to do
- Walk in for breakfast or lunch, Tuesday to Friday 10am–3pm
- Book a family-style Sunday roast to share
- Try a curry night with Malaysian and South Indian flavors
- Book a monthly themed supper club
- Pick up food from the deli or order takeaway
Season, hours and prices
- Hours
- As posted October 2026: breakfast, coffee and lunch Tuesday–Friday 10am–3pm; Sunday roast, curry nights and supper clubs by booking
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed (welcome depending on space and occasion)
- Accessibility
- Contact the team before visiting to discuss access needs
- Reservations
- Walk-in for weekday breakfast and lunch; required for Sunday roast, curry nights and supper clubs
Tips for your visit
- Weekday breakfast and lunch need no booking, but Sunday roasts and evening events do
- Online bookings cover up to eight people; larger groups go through the events page
- Tell staff about allergies when booking or ordering
- Parking on site is free
Pair it with a lavender farm
Somerset Lavender · about 15 minutes away
Somerset Lavender at Faulkland is about 15 minutes away, so lunch here pairs well with a summer visit to the lavender fields.
Getting there
Questions
Do I need to book at Castle Farm Midford?
Not for weekday breakfast, coffee and lunch, Tuesday to Friday. Sunday roasts, curry nights and supper clubs must be booked.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, on a lead and depending on space and the occasion.
Is there parking?
Yes, free parking on site.
Are children welcome?
Yes, children and families are welcome.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Wells, Frome & Sherborne, Somerset and Dorset
Checked in October 2026 against the business’s own website and local tourism pages. Hours and seasons change, so check with them before you go. How we check listings · Is this your business? Claim it free
