Corn this season is fabulous!! I could have eaten 2-3 ears it was so sweet and delicious!read more

They have the best vegetables - especially their corn! I get enough to have right away and also…read moresome to freeze so we can enjoy it all winter!!

Moses Farm is located in the scenic town of Eagle Bridge, New York…read more I, however saw no bridge or any eagles. Lovely small farm that sells their fresh produce and the like. #mosesfarm On Grandma Moses Street

Near the intersection of Rt. 22 and Rt. 67 in Eagle Bridge NY sits a farm that has been producing…read morefresh fruit and veggies for generations. This place is very much worth a visit for some of the nicest produce and people! My favorite is the muskmelon. Prepare to be spoiled for life. I've purchased six melons this season and they've all been huge, full of juice and so sweet you don't need any ice cream in the middle. I'm addicted and have been making weekly visits. I also bought a bushel of green bell peppers to put up. Excellent value. They typically have a variety of vegetables and you can pick your own veggies depending on what's ready. Think tomatoes or pumpkins! They carry baked goods like fruit pie and quick bread. They're open from May to October. I would reccomend you call before you make the drive to confirm hours and what kinds of things are available that day. Their website is also quite helpful. After this discovery I'm going to go through withdrawl until spring!

I come here for the fresh corn. It's more expensive than the grocery but worth it. There is a place…read moreto husk your corn. They do take credit cards. They have an ice cream stand with Hershey's ice cream. There is no available restroom.

The corn!!!! We went there today and I picked 6 of the fattest ears I could find. We picked up…read morepotatoes peppers squash zucchini yellow apples and we'll for 40 bucks we got a huge deal oops I almost forgot we also got two pounds of stew beef. We will be of course making something delicious this week with all the goodies. But tonight....tonight we chose to cook up some of that corn and let me tell you what.....hands down some of the most delicious corn I've had in awhile. We boiled them up in some salted water and slathered them with some salted butter and a bother generous sprinkle of salt and VOILA! Masterpiece. Do not hesitate to go have a shop and enjoy it before Summer is gone .

This store is amazing, has everything you could possibly need. From soup to nuts…read more Well organized and very clean. If your looking for a spice or vegetable etc that you never could find or even never knew about this is the store to go to. I was overwhelmed but found some things but will go back prepared the next time around.

I have visited Farmer's Indian Market twice, and walked out both times without buying anything. I'm…read morean adventurous shopper so this is unusual for me. The prices for produce are high and the organization of the aisles baffles me. This time I had a plan: a short list of specific needs from the Asian Market on Central which I hoped I could find here instead. But daikon was too expensive, a tub of peeled garlic was not in sight and I did not have the patience to search for wheat starch or Pantai brand fish sauce. All that said, it's still a four star experience. First for the experience of seeing many Muslim families shopping together on a Friday, and particularly the happy customers waiting at the busy halal butcher when their orders are delivered. Second for the depth of product which challenges the casual shopper but lets me know this would be a good source for a very specific product, like an obscure fruit or vegetable or one of the dozens of middle eastern flatbreads on offer. The labneh section alone deserves an award for brand diversity. Like it or not, I know I'll be back and am glad we have Farmer's Indian Market in our community.

I guess this review is more for Capital Roots and the Veggie Mobile as a whole, not just the Troy…read moreGrow Center (which is awesome), but being able to have weekly access to farm fresh veggies that are half the price of going to the local grocery store has been a godsend for my wife and I. Now learning that there's a weekly sprout truck down the street at the local church every week means it's even easier for my wife to get fresh stuff for the week while watching our little one at home. I missed our first pick up because I ran home to help my wife with our newborn and didn't realize until later that night I forgot to grab them. I got a call the next day saying they had my order in the fridge waiting for me. If people haven't heard about Capital Roots and the Grow Center, they are missing out.

The grow center has fresh, local produce available everyday. I love being able to stop by and buy…read morefresh fruits and veggies! It's small but stocked! Checking out is easy, they take cash and cards.

Their fresh apple cider donuts are delicious. I ordered them without the sugar and they gave them…read moreto me fresh off the line. They were hot and they were amazing! We ate the whole bag in the parking lot. I had to go back and get more to bring home. We went there for apple picking and I have to say their per person bag requirement kind of caught me off guard. I've been to other places where you can buy a bag or as many bags as you want to go pick apples but this one requires every single person to purchase a bag. A peck of apples is $14. So you can imagine if you have a bunch of kids over their age requirement and have to buy a bag for each kid, it's very expensive and you get more apples than you could possibly eat. We go for the experience and usually fill a bushel bag or two. I did not like that. It was the reason why we did not go to Bowman's. They got us anyway. The store was filled with fresh vegetables and apples and all kinds of things you could purchase. Breads, maple syrup, soup mixes. I would come here just to shop! There was a live music, which really set the tone for a beautiful fall day. We bought some cute bucket hats from a vendor out front. The staff was super friendly too!

Incredibly fun spot that is also surprisingly diverse--particularly during Apple season, of course…read more But even off-season, you can shop year round at their farm market and/or enjoy their very cool taproom (cider-forward, natch, but some solid local beers as well). The farm market is amazing, with excellent produce and local products you'd expect at a market such as jellies, and of course some excellent cider donuts. They work hard to make visiting here a destination, particularly on weekends, with live music for adults and other events, and of course apple picking, mazes and other fun kid-friendly activities. The apple picking itself is a bit hit-and-miss--a lot of spots can be sparse--perhaps a victim of their own success. Not always the best yield here, but then you mostly go for the experience, right?

Ok, so it's almost literally in the middle of nowhere, but it's worth a side trip if you're even…read moreclose to here. It's exactly 3 miles up Taborton from the junction of Routes 43 and 66, or right on the way to Cherry Plain State Park. Now when you use the term "Farm Stand", I think it should be on a farm... and this one is!! Fresh, home grown, organic, nice selection... what more can you ask? Wait until mid August and you're going to get tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes! Yum!! And squashes and zucchini and berries... just go! It's worth a few extra miles for stuff that makes your mouth this happy!!!

This place also sells seafood. I guess they distribute this stuff to restaurants around the region…read moreand they get their seafood fresh every day. So my family went today and we got sashimi-grade salmon and scallops. The salmon was PHENOMENAL. We cooked half and ate the rest raw and it was probably some of the best salmon I have ever had. The cost of an entire HALF of fish and scallops was $50. You usually get 2 pieces of salmon sashimi for $5 at most Japanese restaurants, and it isn't guaranteed to be good. You need to get here before noon or call before noon and pick it up later since the workers get there really early and that's their quittin' time. Anyway, highly highly recommend. It was so good.

We have been enjoying Smith's pies for a good ten years. When we stopped in to pick up an apple…read morepie for our Thanksgiving dinner we stumbled across what turned out to be an unexpected treat. Next to the register was a small package wrapped in red & white string, labeled "Bonnie's Uncommon Fruitcake." I've been a sucker for trying fruitcakes ever since I had my first slice of Freihofer's Fruitcake over seventy years ago. Here was a locally baked fruitcake with no difficult to pronounce or preservative ingredients. That definitely made it "Uncommon." Pecans, dates, candied fruit (cherries, pineapple), eggs, sugar, flour, baking powder, and salt. That's it! I thought it tasted delicious. It was not overly sweet, had a good amount of nuts and candied fruit, and there was minimal cake (flour) holding it all together perfectly. I don't know where else you might be able to find this delicious fruitcake, but not to worry. Bonnie Nicolosi provided the following information on the fruitcake for you to contact her. Bonnie@NicolosiGroup.com (518) 588-0304 Hopefully, she distributes her treats to a place near you or can accommodate you in another fashion. Check out my photos for a mouthwatering encouragement!

.....The Pies.... There are so many flavors and they are all excellent…read more .... Every stinkin' one .... That crust .....To Die For ...That is all.

I this farm SO MUCH . I pick here multiple times each summer. Acres and acres of blueberries and…read morelots of varieties. Farm stand also has pre-picked berries, honey, and jams if you don't have time to PYO. Pull up and get a bucket, or get your bowls weighed, then off you go to pick. Pay at the stand on the way out. Cash/check only still. They also started having a food truck there on weekends so you can grab food and a drink.

Very friendly staff, inexpensive and easy to navigate. FYI, it is a cash only establishment.read more