| Archerfield Walled Garden Archerfield Estate, Dirleton EH39 5HQ | |
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A Garden Café serving imaginative and delicious menus throughout the day; a Food Market offering the very best of local produce, with freshly prepared sandwiches, pies, cakes and coffees with your choice to sit in or take away; a Gift Shop with a fabulous range of products covering homewares, kids, beauty, fashion, cards and of course fairies; a relaxing bar where you can try our famous Archerfield Craft Ales and a microbrewery making beer on site to savour at our bar or take home.
Explore all of our amazing trails, there are some wonderful running routes, a Willow Walk and a magical Fairy Trail to explore. Pop by our Garden Project within the main walls and enjoy the hard work of Head Gardener Erica Randall and her team.
Most importantly, we want you to use the Archerfield Walled Garden ‘Taste, Shop, Explore’ experience to capture happy memories with your family and friends.
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