A POPULAR Quantock Hills cafe has closed its doors for the last time after five-and-a-half years.
The Foxy Bean was converted by Alex and his New Zealand partner Bec from a calving shed on Adscombe Farm, Over Stowey.
In 2017, the couple, together with an uncle and aunt bought the farm, a few miles from where Alex grew up in Kilve.
The cafe was run by Bec and her daughters and its location at the entrance to the Forestry Commission’s 1,550-acre Great Wood made it a popular stop for walkers and mountain bikers.
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Schools closed, roads flooded, buses suspended as Storm Chandra strikes West SomersetBut now the couple have called it day and baked their last sausage rolls and have been selling off their equipment.
In a social media post they said: “It is time to take a step back, focus on family, and begin new adventures.
“After five-and-a-half years we have decided to close the doors on our little cafe.
“It has been a crazy ride.
“We have met some amazing people and want to thank everyone for their custom and support.”


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