The food market will have a range of cuisines available to eat on the day or products to take home with you
A historic house with acres of surroinding parkland is hosting a “fantastic” and “delicious” food market over the bank holiday. Burghley House, which can be found just over the Cambridgeshire border in Stamford, will be holding the market over all three days of the long weekend.
The Spring Fine Food Market will be set in the “charming” Chestnut and Stable Courtyards and will feature a range of local producers as well as food from around the world. You will be able to walk around the different stalls and sample different items from handmade cheeses to crafted drinks.
You can pick up a few “foodie treats” to take home with you including jams, marmalades, and chutneys from the Jam Queen or baked goods from Bakery 91. There are also plenty of places to grab some ingredients to cook at home such as cheeses from the Lincolnshire Poacher Cheese and oils and dressings from Brock and Morten.
If you are hungry on the day, you can grab a bite to eat as well from stalls like Italian wood fired pizza from Amo La Pizza that are made to order and cooked in only 90 seconds. You might want to try some products from around the world as well like baked goods and hot drinks from Scandinavia by the Scandi Coffee Co.
After taking a look around the food market, you might want to explore the surrounding deer park where you might be able to spot some of the adorable animals while walking around the parkland. The park also has a lake and great views of Stamford.
The food market will be running from Saturday, May 2, to Monday, May 4. The market will be open from 10am for people to start browsing the different food and drinks available and will close at 4pm.
Burghley House is a 25-minute drive away from Peterborough via the A47 or an hour long drive away from Cambridge via the A14. Entry to the food market is free and visitors are free to use the car park onsite.
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