For the ice cream, last year had tried the caramel apple flavour, they had REAL APPLES. This is…read morehuge!!!! THIS is homemade!!! I think they have a mixture of homemade and other brands, as well. Also a real family running this?! Talk about the good ole days, I love this so much!!!! THIS is what we need more of, in life!!! MORE businesses like this, please!!! Cute selections of products, too!! This is not your local walmart. Praise God. Something that is actually local and GOOD with decent flavour - I mean the whole thing, through and through!! Worth a stop just to check it out!!

We stumbled on Town Farm Country Market almost by accident--literally. The speed limit on White…read moreMountain Highway (Route 16) is high enough that it's easy to cruise right past without realizing it. On our last visit, that's exactly what happened, but turning around was simple, and it turned out to be well worth the minor detour. The market has that classic New England country-store feel, but it's more than just an old-fashioned stop. They really put an emphasis on homemade goods and supporting local vendors, which makes browsing the shelves a bit of an adventure. Fresh vegetables, baked goods, and locally made products line the inside, giving it the vibe of a small community hub rather than a generic roadside stop. For a quick bite, the sandwiches are perfectly sufficient--nothing fancy, but they do the job when you're on the road and just need something fast. Ice cream is another draw, especially in the warmer months, and it makes for a nice excuse to linger outside for a few minutes. Parking is plentiful, with a dedicated lot that makes pulling in and out stress-free (something you really appreciate after a few hours of driving). Outdoor seating is available too, so you don't have to rush right back into the car--you can actually enjoy a few quiet minutes off the road. One drawback worth noting: they don't have public bathrooms. Not a dealbreaker, but something to plan around if you're making it a stop during a longer drive. Overall, Town Farm Country Market is a solid choice if you're passing through the area. It's easy to miss if you're not paying attention, but once you find it, it's a welcoming little spot that checks all the boxes: local goods, fresh produce, ice cream, and a chance to stretch your legs.

For an outsider to the area it's very confusing and for a market that's the only one for 10 or so…read moremore miles to a supermarket! Very surprised by the limited selection especially that they are on a Lake District. Even though it was tough the first try I would try again shopping there to see it on a lull moment!

overpriced meat. You call yourselves butchers. 70 dollars for two shitty ass ribeye steaks. Being a…read morechef who has traveled the worst ever had. thank you for the dog food. and the loss of a customer.

Amazing find, family operated farm with great veggies and amazing meat selection! Beautiful…read morerestored farm house and the barns around take you back in time.

We love Top of the Hill. Even though we found their prices to be a little expensive the quality is…read moresuperior as is the service.

What a great stop in to enjoy lunch. We ordered ahead and ate at their outdoor picnic tables…read more Sandwiches were delicious and the staff is very friendly!

I love this place, the owners are incredible, their kids are incredible. They're always pleasant,…read moregreeting you with a smile. I work right down the road at a furniture store, and they always make my day. The food is exceptional as well. Steak and Cheese Panini, peppers and onions with Gorgonzola. !!

Get your pick on!…read more Had a fantastic time with the family picking early season raspberries, apples and peaches. The orchard grows a ton of different apple varieties so there's good picking during the full apple season. We got to choose between Zestar and Jerseymac apples during our visit. I'm a big fan of crisp and tart so the Zestars fit the bill. Peach picking was a bit of the same only fewer varieties. Raspberry picking was a fun new experience. You're essentially hunting and the fruit that is ready to be picked will slide off their cone-like cores. Since it was early in the season most of the berries were small or immature and there were a ton of bees buzzing around. I mean a ton where you'd go to pick and they would be buzzing around your hand. Don't worry though! The bees are friendly and indifferent to your picking the fruit. Just be gentle. Pro tip: come on a day where there's a breeze. We went on a still day in August and it was hot! 90 minutes in the sun and we were feeling pretty crunchy.

Great orchard filled with so many varieties of apples, super friendly staff, and hay rides and a…read morelittle playground by the store for kiddos. Perfect fall activity!

Rude, unfriendly, over-priced. Will not be going back. Bought a few items and left to find a much…read morebetter local farm/produce market.

We went to Devylders farm after my sister in law raved. The minute we got out of the car, I was…read morehappy! The basil plants were amazing! We went inside and the fruits and veggies were beautiful. We started looking at tomatoes and Dennis (owner?) insisted on getting us more to choose from. We had a nice little conversation about growing basil while they were pricing tubs of corn chowder. Dennis asked if we liked corn chowder and we said yes, so he told us he was giving us a tub of his to try cause it will be the best we ever had! While it wasn't the best I've ever had, it was pretty damn near close! The corn was great, the tomatoes were great, the squash was great! The pick your own blueberries were delightful! We will definitely be back again after a super experience! PS it's a little farther down the road than you think it will be, keep going... Trust me

Great selection of breads, vegetables, plants, sweet treats and seasonal foods and plants!read more

We stopped here as we were headed home from a weekend in Maine. Chase is my maiden name and my…read moreson's first name, so we HAD to go. Upon arriving, we saw all the beautiful Christmas trees for sale and were immediately greeted by a very nice young man who asked if we'd ever been there. He welcomed us to check out the store and that there was complimentary mulled cider, apples, and fresh-popped popcorn and coffee, and a whole sitting area to enjoy it in. We purchased their own Cryovacced beef and sausage, some fresh veggies, homemade baked goods, and some cider. The staff was AMAZINGLY friendly! As we were leaving, my children saw some very small broken Christmas tree twigs in the parking lot and wanted to take them home for the ride so they could smell the pine. Another young man called over to me and said he had a better piece for them than what we found on the ground and he gave them a large branch! It just made their day! Then, my daughter saw the horses and he invited us to go and look at them. It was such a gorgeous setting and we really enjoyed everything we purchased. The sausage is out of this world!!! I'd drive 5 hours just to purchase it again!

Can't get much fresher; picked and sold each day- the corn, tomatoes, basil, cucumbers, lettuce etc…read moreis nicely presented and looks great. Whenever we are in Plymouth, we stop here for our produce. Worth it even if paying a bit more for the freshness. By the local airport

Nice small farm with fun farm share options. Local goods, meats and cheeses. Nice selection of…read moreplants as well

I'm new to this area and stopped here today for a look. Nice selection of sandwiches and plenty of…read moreready made meals are available. Pastas, snacks and chips also available. Plenty of fresh produce and the woman working told me there would be plenty more come the warm weather (it was only 20 degrees outside the day I visited). Meats looked good and I bought some fresh cold milk in a glass quart bottle with a few avocados on my way out the door. I look forward to visiting here regularly from now on. Store was clean, nicely organized and I found the employees to be super friendly and helpful. Thanks!

Great little store with lots of prepared foods, local veggies, nice meats and sandwiches! We got…read morethe chicken salad, a few too many onions for me but tasty! Love that they offer rye bread. Also got the brisket sandwich which was delicious. Love to try some others and their salads! Nice little outdoor area to boot!

What an absolutely delightful place!…read more Ambiance: Adorable. Farm store is well-stocked with fresh veggies and tons of tasty treats and tchotchkes. The outdoor areas have some seating right against the store and tons more in the beer garden area. Greenhouses. A whole kid play area with toys, sandboxes, swings. And live farm animals to visit and observe (cow, goats, geese, etc.) Super cute, lots to see, and fabulous for families. Service: Friendly and warm. Pretty sure it was the owner who took our orders in the cafe window. He was so sweet and struck up a conversation with us about whether we were visiting, local, etc. He noticed our baby and told us about their family nights with campfires and live music and kid games. The woman at checkout was also super nice when I bought a few store items. Food: GUYS. Simple but sooooo fresh and wonderful. We all loved it, even my picky MIL. We got coffee and breakfast sandwiches / wraps. It was a bit of a wait but we were happy to sit outside and chat and even happier when the food turned out to be so yummy. The bagels were soft inside but crispy outside (they grill them, not just toast. But not greasy!!) Eggs are local. Veggies are fresh. All made with care.

We attended the Haunted Corn Maze again this year, it was fun, but there seemed to be fewer actors…read morethan in the past. This year they also had plastic snow fencing blocking off certain areas of the maze, a lot of them were falling down and partially in the maze walkways, causing a tripping hazard, ask me how I know! While we love to try new spooky things and also like to do things we know and love, I think we'll skip this one next year.