The Buzz Cafe

Welcome to The Buzz Cafe at Bere Marsh Farm.

The Buzz Cafe is our coffee trailer, that uses locally sourced products, serving Dorset-roasted Eco Coffee and Clipper tea in a recyclable and biodegradable ‘Green Cup’, and delicious, locally sourced sweets and savouries.

After such wonderful comments from visitors to the Buzz Cafe, we are delighted to share our new longer opening times. What's more, the fabulous Sarah has widened her delicious menu to now include light lunches, such as hot paninis and sausage rolls to tempt you after a long walk. Follow the Buzz Cafe on Facebook for special offers and changes to opening times in bad weather.

Dogs are very welcome at The Buzz Cafe.

Opening Hours

The Buzz Cafe is open up from 10am - 3pm on Thursday and Friday and 9.30am - 4pm on Saturday and Sunday. Please visit The Buzz Cafe Facebook page. for opening hours and menu specials.

"Our walk today was fabulous, we went along the Trailway from Sturminster right through to Blandford. We had an unexpected surprise when we got to Bere Marsh farm when we stumbled across the pop-up cafe, we had much needed coffees and hot chocolates, plus a couple of cheese straws, it was all absolutely delicious. It was a lovely pit stop and gave us the energy to keep on going. All the cakes etc looked amazing and the coffee was really good quality" - Becky, Dorset

Stay in touch

Our opening hours and menu may change from time to time, to keep you all in the loop, we will be posting updates on the The Buzz Cafe Facebook page

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