Best apple cider I've tasted, not too sweet, not too sour but just right! The cutest stop on the…read moreway to Boston set in the greenest college town. The entrance is inviting with beautiful sunflowers, fruit & vegetables. As you enter the store you see the famous apple cider & donuts as recommended by the locals. There were so many choices of good and they have tables inside to sit and enjoy them. We chose the selection at the service counter & was greeted quickly with a smile. Enjoyed the plain apple cider donuts more than the sugar coated ones as they had a bit of a crisp to them. Even took some donuts home on the plane ride back and they were delicious, tasted fresh as we devoured them.

My first time at Atkins Farms and it was so beautiful! Loved that almost everything was organic,…read morelocally grown/owned, budget friendly, and organized. Many food options to choose from and healthy plants to add to your home.

Craving for some ice cream...discovered this place. Cozy sitting area in the back, country music…read morewith farm animals. Nice place to watch the sunset with farm animals surrounding you. Yummy ice cream tooo

I love this place. The name of the day for a free scoop…read morealone should be reason to be a fan of this place, however they offer so much more than just ice cream. The food in the refrigerators is awesome. Cheeses, meats and ice cream. It's so cute inside as well. Get the graham cracker ice cream if it's available.

We visited Northampton for bae's college reunion weekend. She took me to all of her favorite…read morecollege spots and this was one of my favorite spots. North Hadley Sugar Shack is a super cute spot for snacks, syrup, drinks, quick local eats, and plants. We got treats to share with some of our friends we were meeting and we also picked up a bottle of the strawberry wine margarita (I know, right!). We shared it with friends later and we all LOVED.

First time back in 9 years. Reduced my review by 1 star…read more In the past your table had syrup on it and you could help yourself. This visit the syrup was in a tiny capped container. Barely 1/4 cup of syrup for 3 pancakes and no butter. The result? A dry breakfast. It was an hour wait. Still has a cool factor but server was so crazy busy that she never offered more coffee. Probably best to buy a jug of the syrup next time and skip the breakfast.

awesome folks! A beautiful local farm! Wonderful area and…read moretop of the line produce. Always clean and the owners are amazing!

My wife purchased a farm share here through her job. She could either pick up produce on Friday or…read morevisit the actual farm to pickup on Saturday. It was nice to bring my 2 year old and let him run around the farm. The produce was great quality, and organic from what I've read. Sadly, we wasted more than we ate. You pick a lot at one time, and must eat it quick or it goes bad, and being a full time working family, we found it hard to find time to prepare everything. I won't be signing up again next year, It's not the farms fault, but my own. I would like to visit once in awhile next year, and just buy what I need at the moment.

One of very few places to buy local organic produce daily/year round, and they do the HIP program …read more If you have SNAP, use your card here to get your HIP benefits on beautiful fruits and veggies while supporting a local farm business!

Awesome little store! Lots of variety of fresh produce and other finds that are local. Definitely…read moreworth a visit!

We were here for my friend's wedding. The venue is absolutely gorgeous. It's a bohemian dream…read more The day before, we were able to pick wildflowers in the fields which were then used for table centerpieces. I discovered I do not have an eye for flower arrangement. Thankfully there were more creative women in our group and they were able to provide some assistance in making my flower arrangements more aesthetically pleasing. A fun experience nonetheless!

Came here for a wedding on a Friday night in June, gorgeous venue. Great food and even better…read moredrinks! Bartenders were very nice and attentive and went out their way to make special drink requests for the guests. Drinks were very different and cool not just your regular wedding venue drinks, they made specialty ones. All the employees were very kind and on top of it.

If you go in the side door the smell of asian food may overwhelm you. But don't let that…read morediscourage you!! The reason you are here on this planet and at this little farmers market is for the apple cider donuts. Don't trip. It's been your life's purpose to find these cake donuts that transform your from donut eater to donut aficionado. Now you finally have something to talk about a dinner parties. There's lots of parking in local produce. Oddly enough, they also have premade Middle Eastern and Asian food which is a nice find for this little small town.

We only got sandwiches made here. My pulled pork sandwich was huge and delicious. Hubby had spinach…read morewrap with grilled veggies and hummus. Both came with pickles and potato chips. Both were a bit messy to eat. I wanted to buy fresh local corn, but I didn't see any in the supermarket part of the store.

The best corn ever in western massachusetts. Nice variety of produce and bakery items and…read more fairly priced.

Great farm market with excellent produce and delicious, homemade quality baked goods, especially…read morethe cookies and pies. And absolutely the best corn around!!

Huge cabbage for $3.00. Excellent Potato festival again…read more With improvements from last year. Dance floor right in front of band. Great food. Support a local landmark. Historic family farm. Wonderful fun day.

This update has more to do with the hot food and ice cream aspect of the stand. In a few words, it…read moreneeds serious improvement. This season, I've been there twice and my wife once, all at different times. Each time, there was an excessive amount of waiting involved. Twice, I was told that the food item I asked for, was not available. My wife, the same. I'm talking basics here, not strange and rare items. There also seems to be some items offered cold that normally should be offered hot. No one that I know wants or craves a cold golumpki or pierogi. 3 separate visits and 3 disappointments. Recommendation? Find a few things you do really well, and stick with it. If you still have pickles, start with that. They were great.

best pumpkin selection and incredibly nice farmer.........great selection of all kinds and you can…read morepick your own.

Best place to get a gorgeous pumpkin and see a trebuchet in action…read more Last I was here, they didn't have "pick your own," but they have an outstanding supply of pumpkins in every shape, size and variety. The pumpkins are typically set out on long, handmade, weathered tables and there are hundreds to choose from. Every year, the proprietor creates a new display involving people with pumpkin heads and the outhouse display is great. This is a fantastic spot to bring your children and feel like they're had a quintessential New England experience, especially since the farm is set with a backdrop of two beautiful tobacco barns, old school tractors and a turn of the century farmhouse. Oh, and that trebuchet? It's another creation of the proprietor's. It's typically set in the field across the street from the farm and is used to periodically lob rotten pumpkins to the great beyond.