Great family farm growing everything from annuals, perennials and produce. Love the location and…read moreservice. Rustic and friendly. Great prices. They mainly sell what they grow which makes everything more farm to table.

It's hard to top Calabrese Farms…read more The selection is stunning. The quality is top notch. Huge plant and shrub selection too. Sweet friendly people everywhere Visually, it's as beautiful a place as I have ever seen. Just bursting with the brightest colors of the rainbow everywhere you look. Go take a drive and see what I mean........ .

"Lazing on a sunny afternoon In the summertime, in the…read moresummertime" (The Kinks) Spending a few sunny afternoon hours at the Westfield Farmer's Market was a great choice on a gorgeous summer day. They are open every Thursday from12PM-5PM between June 5th and October 16th, and this was our first visit. We found it on Court Street on the grounds of the Episcopal Church of the Atonement. You'll find it easily - just look for the trade show booths and tents. Parking is plentiful on any of the adjacent side streets. The market grounds are well spaced and were quite enjoyable to stroll around and browse. We saw vendors selling produce, flowers, dairy products, jams and jellies, raw honey, cider, meads, maple products, breads, baked goods, coffee, crafts, and lemonade. We even saw a pizza vendor with a mobile pizza oven! Oh, and there was live music too. We usually gravitate toward the food vendors, so yesterday was no exception. We bought a delicious Blondie from Sarah's Gluten Free Baked Goods, a decadent Cinnamon Roll from Sweet J J's, and an amazing container of mixed mushroom shapes and sizes from South Hadley's Livingstone Mycology. I've never seen such a rainbow of mushroom colors, including yellows and pinks. I can't wait to toss them in a frying pan with some oil, soy and Hoisin sauce, a spoon of Chili Crisp, and a handful of shrimp! Well done, Westfield Farmer's Market. See ya again on a future Thursday afternoon.

They changed 18.99 for a starter six pack of wave petunias. Wave petronas are propagated in the US…read more They seem to have put a 90% tariff on these all by themselves. I'm all for buying for a local.But not at these outrageous prices. Get them at Walmart $9.99

As you drive down Springfield Street and approach E. Cecchi Farms, you'll see a pretty long…read morebuilding with hanging plants on a rack and bales of mulch and garden supplies. When you enter the building, you'll find a really nice farm stand with tomatoes, squash, beans, peppers and fruit galore. But don't forget to explore the rest of the premises, because E. Cecci Farms is like an iceberg- you only see a very small part of it at first glance. There are greenhouses, and out-buildings, and tons of outdoor tables with flats of flowers and plants. There are hundreds of lawn and garden accesories, some of them look pretty bizarre, but the selection is amazing. I picked up five spheroid squashes and sliced them up and grilled them for dinner tonight. They were terrific. This is a very cool place indeed!

Wow this place was amazing I love the chicken nuggs and fries 10 out of 10 would recommendread more

Great unique woman-owned shop that has great gift ideas for the foodie at heart. Good gift ideas…read moreand they even have men's items as well. And those items of interest for men would be chili, hand salve, spicy peanuts amongst other items . They also have soy candles, hand and foot scrubs, homemade soaps with herbs, and a great selection of tees and loose herbs and spices.

Amazing pot pies for a great price! They are made with fresh ingredients and are delicious! Highly…read morerecommend.

"The sky is a neighborhood, don't make a sound Lights comin'…read moreup ahead, don't look now" (Foo Fighters) We just found one of the sweetest little neighborhood grocery stores and delis we've ever had the pleasure of walking into. They are part butcher shop, part deli, part bakery, part grab and go entree place, part produce store and part grocery store. And their prices are beyond belief. We just spent only $28.35 on all of this (below prices are before tax): An 11-ounce Raspberry Butter coffee cake for $2.59 Two and a half pounds of meat stuffed peppers for $12.82 A pint of pasta fagioli soup for $1.99 2 pounds of baked cabbage leaves in tomato sauce for $3.79 14-ounces of potato cheese pierogis for $4.71 1.6 pounds of chicken thighs for $2.72 That's plenty of dinners, for next to nothing. Oh, and the sweet woman at the checkout said this as she rang up the Pierogis - "I hope you like them, I made them last night". Welcome to our rotation, Waniewski!!

It's really a small supermarket, I go for fruits and vegetable which are good quality. They also…read morehave noodles butter and other dairy products imported from Germany other places in central Europe at reasonable prices. I don't partake but they make their own sausage and other central European items. English Russian and (I believe ) Ukraine are spoken

From the owner: Deli, Produce, Bakery, & More...read more

Quality meat,delicious burgers and good prices. I always stop in and leave with a bunch of frozen…read moremeat. Shop local, and support the farm!

Got some steaks and bacon from there recently. Frozen rock hard, and haven't tried them yet…read more The person working the food counter in the adjacent room was very friendly and helpful, but had to take care of the people ordering food or paying for the meat they bought, so she was kind of busy to answer all my questions. I would have liked someone just on the meat side to help us. The problem I have is with the prices, considering some of the weight of the items are frozen water. Maybe the steaks will be so good, I won't mind. $16/lb for rib eyes. I do like supporting local farms, but I think a fair price should be part of the equation. We'll see! I'll update after we have the steaks and bacon.