The BEST cinnamon sugar doughnuts and warm sometimes they are just so fresh…read more Excellent vegetables so fresh. Great and pleasant Staff too. so Local a must stop on your places to go.

I love Meadowbrook Farm. Convenient to me, but it's run by a family and super nice people…read more They're not organic, but I do trust their produce. And whenever you have a big order, they always pick everything up and walk you to your car. Simply amazing. I'm planning a big batch of applesauce so the buy one get 1/2 off for half bushels was perfect And they had an amazing special on all their pies today just in time for Christmas. $9.99 each that's about half price and it was just baked today. With three Christmas events coming up, I purchased three and couldn't be more pleased: wild, berry, cherry, and apple

We went over to Pick up a dim sum Breakfast, making certain we're there before opening…read more Over the weekend the owners go to Chinatown and pick up dim sum, fresh Asian vegetables, that you won't find in the local supermarket. I was looking at the prices for the dim sum, it seemed expensive. But, then I looked online for some of the places we used to go in Chinatown, New York, oriental grocers charged a little less than a lot of the places we used to patronize. When you consider they're doing all the work it's really a bargain! It was one thing when we would take the D train down to Grand Street and walk a couple blocks and load up; now it's major operation. I'm so glad they are still around. The owners are always very accommodating and helpful.

It's open today, when we can pick up our dim sum. They go to Chinatown in the city. Pick up dim sum…read moreand sell it at their store. They have Peking duck. Shrimp rolls( my favorite). Shumai, and other items. I get my seaweed salad here, and going shopping to pick up other items. You can also order ahead. Give them your order and pick up , they will hold those items for you. We get there at opening, so we are able to find wha, unfortunately if you arrive late you might not find any dim sum. They do have items.

This is probably the cutest farm stand that we've been to. It's very conveniently located for us…read more The staff is great and beyond the produce, which is good quality. They have lots of other things to purchase. I love the CSA because once you have given them the money for it. It feels like you're shopping for free.

Excellent produce. Kind service will be back Buy local is…read moreimportant. Freshness is key

Always picked here for my mom's church strawberry festival. Lovely setting and farm family.read more

I went and picked blueberries this weekend at Secor farm and had a wonderful experience! The farm…read morewasn't crowded and the people who worked there were friendly and very helpful! They also had an awesome deal on their blueberries if you pick over 5 lbs which isn't too difficult to do as there trees are covered in fruit. These were some of the best blueberries I've ever had. They do have an outhouse toilet and an outdoor sink with soap of you need to use the restroom. There is no fee to park. And they also sell already picked fruit of you prefer not to pick your own.

You might not expect it, but this place has product diversity. Despite the area. Of course there…read moreare plenty of Caribbean foods and products. But, other cuisines have entire shelves dedicated to Asian and central & South American foods and household items. Need a good tortilla press? They've got them. How about imported from the far east rices or spices? They've got that too. The staff is helpful and not on their cell phones. There's plenty of parking in their own parking lot. Prices are reasonable. The shelves are kept well stocked and faced off properly. Labels facing forward. It's well lit and the aisles are wide.

I didn't know what to expect from Associated, was pleasantly surprised! The store was spotlessly…read moreclean and orderly. Prices were normal and checkout fast and friendly. Crazy huge selection of Jamaican and Latin American foods, it seemed an entire aisle was dedicated to some fantastic Hot Sauce and curries. The produce wasn't the best but everything else looked fine and I was able to get everything needed conveniently close to home. Will return when I have more time to crack open a can of Big Bamboo Irish Moss Peanut have a good look around! ~first!~

A little mixture of Korean/asian supermarket locally. Yes it's not big but it does have the staples…read morethat one would need. Located in a small complex, the name can be misleading. They do have an array of fish available on their fish department and have frozen meats suck as rabbit, lamb, pork and chicken feet, etc. They do have a deli and sushi department.

If you need Asian, provisions, fresh produce, and an efficient process, head over to Berry's farm…read more Don't be misled, Barry's farm is an Asian market indoors with very few locally-sourced provisions. It is the place where you go for your Asian pantry staples: mung, bean or yam noodles, fish, sauces, rice, paper, wraps, etc. Head over to pick up pre-portioned cuts of Japanese pumpkin, which are great for roasting, slicing for tempura, or putting in a great bowl of . You can get away with spending $10 or several hundred, depending on how enticed you are by the well stocked, dry goods shelves. Expect to pay a premium on organics if you can find them. Tip: shop for your organic bananas at the standard supermarket or Aldi.

SPRING BOX TIME at the farm! Not only is it wonderful to have fresh kale, Rob, spring greens, and…read morethe last of the winter tunnel, spinach, but just having the word spring in my life after a less than stellar winter is uplifting. Poughkeepsie Farm Project is conducting it outreach this weekend and next to attract new membership. It was wonderful to meet some of the new people who are considering joining the farm as a CSA member. It's an investment to be sure. You do need to pay for your shares upfront so that the farmers know how much to plant and can budget accordingly. That being said, they do accept credit card payments and even EBT/SNAP through their website ordering system. It's fun to pick up my share because one never knows what's been picked - it's a surprise every week. There's just one more pick up before we go dormant until late spring/June. I'm preparing and storing as much as I can to hold me over because I know where the food has been grown and I know it's chemical free. If you are in the region of the Hudson Valley/Poughkeepsie town, consider joining. With the price of produce and the supply chain glitches ( don't get me started on why), being assured that you will have fresh produce, fruit, mushrooms, eggs, yogurt, and cheese from a nearby local farm lends a piece of mind

My folks have been members here for several years and it has been a source of joy for my son and I…read moreto go pick the share with them. It is a wonderful way to get out and do something active and meet community minded people. Wonderful for kids to connect with the foods the summer harvest is impressive and delicious. More and more young families in the area. What a lovely program!

I truly enjoy stopping here on my way home or to the city. It's a great location and has amazing…read moreitems from all over NY state. The staff is kind and answers questions. The coffee is hot and pretty decent. The baked goods are hit or miss. Farm fresh eggs are stellar and great maple syrup as well as cheeses! This inside is cozy but tight.

The best! Pitch perfect farm shop on a main road. They sell drink, sandwiches, coffee and frozen…read morecooking meats, cheese, sweets, wine. Review: 5+

My daughter requested seafood for her birthday dinner so I headed to Adam's Poughkeepsie location…read more If you can find a parking space, remember to bring a quarter with you because at this location, you are required to insert a quarter to rent the cart. Presumably this is because of the proximity to City Of Poughkeepsie, but I see no reason for it. This location has a bit of a confusing situation because you really need to remember which entrance you use so you can get back to your vehicle without having to circle the entire building with an overflowing cart of groceries. They are pros and cons to shopping here. Staff is extremely friendly to the point where you feel like you're at a neighborhood small grocery. But this place is massive with an abundance of imports and unique offerings from around the region. I belong to a farm cooperative, so I don't usually need vegetables. However, in this case, I did shop produce to locate some organic options to serve with the scallops and shrimp. The presentation is wonderful, but the prices are outrageous. Year over year, the same items that I purchased at Adam have increased by at least 30%. Some of that is due to the current geopolitics, but some of it is just plain exorbitant pricing. My purchase: A stop at Seafood to make sure they had 2 pounds of sea scallops approximately $24 per pound- wild caught. And the colossal shrimp more than $20 per pound also wild caught. Next stop a birthday cake - everything looks wonderful and I'm sure that there are items that are not mass produced with lots of fillers, but idea say that they probably use the same cake mixes as the less pricey supermarkets. Regardless, I had no time to bake so I picked up a 6 inch carrot cake - $26. And a fresh fruit tart 9 inch $29. Ouch, one note about the fruit tart is that the strawberries were not hold which makes for very.com cumbersome dining. You serve a lovely piece of fruit tart, and your guest has to dissect the strawberry to take the leaves off. It doesn't look that great and it is not appetizing. A quick stop to pick up organic broccoli. What the heck! Roughly $12 for two bunches of broccoli. I must be out of my mind. It was a birthday and I don't have any broccoli at home so I bit the bullet Over to the cheese counter where you can find exceptional values, and Exceptional imports My pic today was Bulgarian feta cheese, which is not easy to find, a beautiful French Camembert, and a block of Gouda. A loaf of bread, and a quick run to the clearance section at the back of the store where I scored pretty well with about 2 pounds of beautiful grapes for two dollars and a dragon fruit for under two dollars. A 12 pack of Parker General rolls $2.50 a quick run past the pasta department for the Italian produced linguine and onto the cash register. My cart was full and I knew my wallet would be empty soon so I headed home. Shopping at Adams is an experience rather than a chore. Please don't go on an empty stomach because you will soon regret it. You're not gonna find samples here for tasting, but you can ask at the cheese counter if you're not sure about a potential purchase and they will oblige. I do .

Who else forgets their coin for their shopping cart 99% of the time? On this visit, I in fact had a…read morequarter and a smallish list. Recent cool finds *bulk loose leaf tea, specifically green tea chai *spicy peach wings on the hot bar Picked up Adam's brand Kona coffee for $10.99/ lb, got it pre-ground for a drip coffee maker, perfect for those days I'm not in the mood for espresso. Love their bulk olives and house made dips in the deli. Adam's provides that gourmet grocery store rush I need. Cheers, The Happy Hour Huntress

Finally made it back again on cinco de mayo- place was packed but service remained great. No long…read morewaits for the apps or meals. Birria tacos were spot on. Wife and step son enjoyed their meals.

Today is May 5th, Cinco de Mayo is where, in Puebla the Mexican army routed the French…read more "South of The Border" it's not celebrated like it is here. Here it is sort of another St. Patrick's Day, more for drinking beer than anything else. To each his own. Regardless of what you order from the menu; everything is plated very well, appetizingly, and over 140° F. The interior is modestly decorated, more for dining than partying. The staff is more than happy to enlighten you on the regional foods of Mexico. Which is more than just tacos and burritos, and other street foods. Of course there are entrees that most people are familiar and comfortable with. The kitchen can modify the piquancy of some dishes, to your taste. There is a full bar and a wide selection of premium tequilas. The main dining room is separate from the bar and TV. There are a semi-private tables near the entrance. There is Al fresco dining, when the weather permits. A large "free parking" lot. The restrooms are clean.