The crunch bunch: Restaurants with shops
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Daylesford, near Kingham, Gloucestershire, tel: 01608 731 700
The café attached to Britain’s most glamorous farm shop recently gained a Michelin Bib Gourmand award, making its fare even more popular
Sonny’s
94 Church Road, London SW13, tel: 020 8748 0393
Recent face-lifts have breathed new life into this buzzy Mod Brit local and its well-stocked food shop next door, but both are as friendly and neighbourly as ever
Carluccio’s
Quakers Friars, Cabot Circus, Bristol, tel: 0117 933 8538
There are now more than 40 Carluccio’s across Britain. This newcomer follows the formula of matching an easygoing Italian caffé with a well-stocked deli
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