No credit card only cash had to leave ! Very unexpected for today!…read more It would have been nice to try the produce but alas we couldn't!

I love this place! The tomatoes are fresh and ripened to perfection - nothing soggy or overly…read morematured. The lettuces are out of this world - especially their giant, leafy romaine. I go there at least four times a week. I'm a freak for freshness and Carmody's has never disappointed me. I can't wait for July and the Silver Queen corn!

I've been a few more times and the size of the ice cream has improved greatly. Some of the new…read moreflavors are very interesting. Best ice cream in the area. Service is always quick and friendly. Some seating indoors and plenty outdoors. They always have great looking pastries too but their ice cream is so good that I'm never able to eat anything else.

Old Bishops Farm isn't a new business however they reopened this weekend and it was my first time…read morethere! Love how there's room to walk , it's clean, there's fresh veggies, and pretty flowers and pumpkins of all sorts to pick ! Even fruit picking .. in this case apples! Staff was great! My dad ordered a pumpkin donut and I just had a small home made ice cream. It it was delicious! There are 2 different areas to purchase bakery items and Ice cream which is nice . Keeps lines separate and not too long. There's tables outdoors where you can enjoy ! We enjoyed the ride. It's kind of in between residential area in Cheshire but easy to get to.

The City Seed Farmers Market near Wooster Square in New Haven is one of my favorite CT Farmer's…read moreMarkets. They have have great farms that have the best in season produce. They have other cool vendors like Ideal Fish, Jitter Bus Coffee, Olmo Bagel, Seacoast Mushrooms, Mystic Cheese, G Cafe and more. You can cover a lot of culinary ground with just one visit. The Wooster Square market is open on Saturday mornings. It's easy to access from 91 South. Check for other locations of the market too. Five Stars

CitySeed's Wooster Sq farmers market runs on Saturdays from 9am-1pm in the summer and is located in…read morethe Conte West Hills middle school parking lot. Parking is easy to find. It's an amazing place to stock up on weekly produce, grab brunch/pastries/coffee with friends, and dog-watch! On some days, there's even live music/performers. Vendors vary week by week but there's usually a good variety of seasonal produce, baked goods, prepared foods, coffee, local honey, dairy, eggs, and meats. Personal favorites: The fruit from woodland farm is amazing - they had samples of their plums and after trying one, I had to buy a pint! Other stands I find myself going back to are Seacoast Mushrooms (great variety and mushrooms are so flavorful!), Sono baking (delicious pastries and English muffins), and the jitter bus (excellent coffee to sip on as you're browsing the market).

I've been coming here for a few years and I can't believe I've yet to review it! I recently decided…read moreto pull some pictures with my camera since I felt it was the right time, they had great options available. The ambiance always feels like fall here too, even in other seasons. I went to grab a 6 count of their apple cider donuts without sugar coating and a pack of their apple fritter bites coated with sugar, truly one of my favorites! I can vouch for their pies as well as their other flavored donuts as I've tried mostly all of them through time. While taking pictures, I stumbled upon something I've been missing on trying which was their apple cider slushie running at $2 each, they are self serve. It was so good, you can't pass that or their fresh apple cider for a $1 a cup, also self serve. This establishment is most definitely a long time local hidden gem, a favorite for many! They have apple picking available, apples for sale inside, as well as pies, more donuts, & a plethora of other fall items to purchase. Some staff members do seem friendlier than others but I try my best to never judge as my experiences still have continuously gone well. Go show this establishment some love and support! Thankful to have this place nearby.

There's no better place on this planet to obtain Macintosh apples in the fall than Roger's…read moreOrchards. I had a death in the family and a celebration of life event attended by and wanted to bring something near and dear to me. I purchased a bushel of 1st tier apples, pristine and delicious. I ate 4 of them before getting back to my hotel :)! They went over amazingly, and I honestly wished I could bring some home. Alas, I'll need to go back again next year...

Very cute farmers market. I will note that if you go to the one with CitySeed on Saturday, they are…read moreall the same vendors for the most part.

This farmer's market is the 2nd most popular/biggest one in New Haven besides the Wooster Square…read moreone (which CitySeed also organizes). The one at Edgewood buts up against the edge of Westville Village, which is nice if you also want to grab bunch of coffee before/after your market grabs. This market is only Sunday mornings and typically has over 10 vendors selling cheeses, fruits, vegetables, breads, and pastries from local farmers and businesses. They also do special vendors every once in a while like handmade soaps, or flowers. I really dig this market because it's right in the park, which makes for a nice setting, and it tends to feel more family-oriented and casual. There's often live music, games, or tables set up with recipes or information to learn about the produce selling that day.

This is a charming, community oriented farmers market, focusing on sustainable, CT grown produce,…read moremeats, cheeses and specialty products. It's right in the heart of East Rock so it's also a great place to connect with neighbors.It's open from 10-2 on Saturdays.

This charming little town is the perfect place to spend a leisurely Sunday at the market. Stroll…read morethrough rows of vendors offering fresh, organic farm vegetables and artisanal goodies. There's a fantastic bakery, with mouth-watering treats, and delicious pizzas served right on the street. For those who enjoy a little shopping, you'll find a selection of quaint boutiques perfect for browsing. The town also boasts a delightful ice cream shop and a cozy brewery for a refreshing drink. Art lovers won't want to miss a visit to Nilsson Studio and Gallery, where you can admire stunning oil paintings. With its blend of local charm and lively folk music, this town truly has something for everyone. The Sunday Market runs from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

Unfortunate the fish monger who has been at the chester farmers market these past years is no…read morelonger . they retired? the new fish monger from Rhode Island does not state the name of the fish on the package nor the price nor the weight. Very expensive and they can ot even write the name , wt or price on the package. MISS THE OTHER FISH MONGER ..

This is a great market to supplement or provide your weekly food supply. I'm not sure how I would…read moreeat over the summer/fall without them. They're located in the back parking lot of the Litchfield Center School, and if the parking lot is full there is street parking on the school side of the street. Consistent vendors include Berry Ledges Apiary, March Farms, Twin Pines Farm, and Wave Hill Breads, but there is a variety of vendors each week. Following them on Facebook or checking the website will provide a list of who is expected each week and what they're offering. It is dog friendly, although it is on asphalt so take care to give little paws a break.

Friendly service! Greeted warmly when you walk in and everything is explained out to you! Great…read moreprices and amazing farm stand selection, with lots of Connecticut grown fruit and veggies! Well organized farm and rows to follow for picking your own apples! They even have fresh pears, peaches and blueberries!!

Terrible customer service. I came with my two children, ages 3 and 2, to experience fruit picking,…read moreas well as have a good time. Before entering, one of the employees told me "it wasn't a good idea to allow my children in", it for no apparent reason. I imagine they saw them as small and curious about the fruit "as is normal" and preferred to avoid having to deal with this. They showed very little empathy, denying children entry for no reason, to a program that is totally family-friendly and child-friendly. I recommend they be clear on their website and make it explicit that they only accept children of a certain age or older, or that the "pick your own" experience is restricted to adults.