Food & Drink
Food & Drink at WFOFAD
More than 60 independent food and drink producers and retailers come together at WFOFAD each year, showcasing some of the best local artisan produce in the beautiful setting of medieval St Mary’s Church, its grounds and Church Green.
Visitors can explore a wide range of artisan food and drink to take home. Expect artisan breads and pastries; cakes, brownies and biscuits; farmhouse cheeses and charcuterie; locally produced meats; jams, chutneys, pickles and preserves; oils, sauces and seasonings; handmade chocolates and confectionery; honey; teas and kombucha; and a wide range of beers, wines, ciders, spirits and liqueurs.
Food Court
The WFOFAD Food Court, mainly located in and around Trelawney, brings together a wide range of street food from independent producers.
Previous festivals have included freshly made Neapolitan style pizza, mixed and meat paella, hog roast, American style smokehouse food, chicken shawarma, falafel and halloumi wraps, Italian street food, Filipino dishes, Tex Mex and Jamaican cuisine.
Who attended WFOFAD 2026?
More than 60 independent food and drink producers, retailers and community organisations took part in WFOFAD 2026, offering everything from artisan bread, cheese and chocolate to local beer, cider and street food.
Who’s Coming to WFOFAD 2027?
We will publish the confirmed 2027 stallholder list nearer the festival.
2027 stallholder list coming soon
Interested in running a stall at WFOFAD? See Book a Stall for stall types, prices and how to apply.