Food

Food boutiques are in abundance on the Isle of Wight, offering all kinds of unique local produce. On your Isle of Wight holiday you’ll be able to sample wine and cider, chocolate, giant elephant garlic and local cheese and meats. Many of the islands restaurants source their food from the local farms and stores.

Food shops to try

Chocolate Island in Godshill is a chocaholic’s dream. It’s a postcard-perfect thatched shop with a cafe and lots of yummy treats. In Chale, you can find the Chale Green Stores. The shop sells locally made food and goods, ideal for a picnic hamper. Also, try The Bembridge Deli in Bembridge for an assortment of meats, cheeses, jams, olives and home made quiches.

Godshill Organics can be found on an organic farm at Godshill and is a great spot for essentials as well as more exotic items and special treats. Farmers markets regularly run on the Isle of Wight and are popular with local, restaurants and chefs, some who travel from as far as London for their produce.

The Garlic Farm Shop in Newchurch will introduce you to a whole new world of garlic products including garlic butter, garlic beer and garlic ice cream.

Food on the go

Angela’s Delicatessen makes a great stop-off on your way to and from the island if you’re travelling via Isle of Wight ferries. Drop in to stock up on biscuits, cheese and wine.