Ample Supply. Locally Grown…read more Fairly Priced. Amazing Staff. I was greeted within moments of stepping foot out of the car my a lovely young man who then followed me around putting the things I wanted in a box and even labeling them for me so I can remember what they are later on. The prices were more than fair and the plants were in very good place. One note: This place is cash only. No credit cards here. However, it's completely worth the effort to stop for cash.

We were just at Berberian's farm and are totally grossed out. Wear your masks to come into our…read morefarm store yet the cashier lady pulls her mask down, wipes her nose with a dirty tissue. , buggers on her nose and puts her mask back up She doesn't clean her hands and proceeds to touch the next persons food. Groooossss On top of that. Cash only and the cashiers are taking ATM cards for the lazy sob who felt his time was more valuable than others and didn't take the time to get his cash . Won't be back

The baskets are always full ,fruit is fresh well worth the money and can be delivered.Have been…read moreusing them for many years

Single best place to get fruit and veggies in central ma. If you've been buying yours at a…read moresupermarket all these years you have no idea what you're missing. Fresh high quality produce and an amazing selection for such a small place. If they don't have it you don't want it. We've all grown up on mediocre fruits and vegetables because supermarkets buy it out of season and ship stuff in. Fruit for example is never benefited from being refrigerated and it retards the growth period making a mediocre product. Give this place a try, not only is it delicious, the prices are better than supermarkets. I'm here at least twice a week.

these are the best apple cider donuts i've ever had in my entire life…read more if you want to know what heaven tastes like, go get these.

My great foot doctor is at Central Mass Podiatry and ended up finding this place also via my…read morefriends suggestion from Southborough. As advised, I got Turkey sandwich honey mustard veggies (the best) Butternut bisque (great as well) Highly recommend Davidian's as I've found some other local MA Treats such as cookies and muffins.

The product is overall great. The only problem I had was rotten raspberries with little white worms…read morea couple times. In all fairness, I never informed staff of that issue. The other produce has been beautiful and very reasonably priced. They take Snap and accept the HIP benefit, which is great. Most of the staff I've dealt with have mostly been cordial, pleasant and helpful however there is one person who is, well, by no means rude, but maybe curt is a good description? She certainly isn't warm, and every interaction I've had with her leaves me with not a very good feeling. It's hard to describe, but I'll give today's example, and you can judge the situation for yourself: I shopped around and brought my items to the counter, including produce and a cider. I asked the staff in question if she could add up the total so far. I told her I'm going to get more items. She must have recognized me, or at least the situation, as a Snap/HIP transaction, and told me the cider is not included in the 40$ HIP allowance. I thanked her and told her I know. I shopped around and brought more items to the front and asked her if I had grabbed a cider (because I forgot-and I actually meant the individual cider, because I wanted to get one if those too, so my bad I guess) and she said yes and again told me the same mini speech about how it's not included in HIP but Snap does cover it. Okay so I get I forgot I brought the cider/didn't get the little cider but she literally just told me it's not included in HIP. I did respond, yes I understand and I did hear you the first time. She told me a lot of people complain about that. I told her I'm not complaining, I understand. I mean it's not this like rude situation but it's just not a pleasure to deal with her. I'm not sure, but I think she's an owner. And now personal opinion based: I do feel it could be a situation where I'm being looked down for using Snap. I hope I'm wrong there. I personally feel that in my situation, Snap helps me a lot as someone on disability (I have cancer and kidney disease and would love to work, and am looking to start soon, but for the time being, this service truly helps) Again, I hope I'm wrong, but if anything is true in what I'm feeling here, not cool. You accept Snap and HIP, you're getting paid the same as anything else. Some more grace may be needed. There are a couple of lovely country stores down 117 in Bolton (Bolton Orchards and Deli and Bolton Spring Farm). They are so welcoming at both these places. Time slows down and it just makes me want to listen to Hank Williams and slow down a bit. I'm not sure if they take Snap or HIP, but it is a real pleasure to go to both those places. Go to Harper's to grab great produce, not for a gamble shot of good service.

Very nice farm stand that is well stocked with the freshest produce. It is my most favorite place…read moreto shop, plus they accept SNAP and can process my HIP benefit.

Always happy to stop in when I'm in the area. Today was no exception. Randy is helpful, funny and…read moreextremely informative of the different types of veg that he grows and supplies. Today he gave a sample of a locally made apple cider that was SO flipping delish I bought a gallon! Also some locally grown in Massachusetts HUGE russet potatoes that I'm baking tonight and cutting up some fresh chives from my garden.

I love coming to this establishment on a weekly basis. The produce is always in great shape and…read morealthough it is very difficult to keep buying seasonal veggies, Morse does an excellent job of keeping their own grown produce available as long as possible. They still have a large selection of veggies and fruits that are not grown by them to satisfy consumers but nothing compares to the items they have available throughout the spring-early winter. Whenever I go to Morse, I never spend much money but get such a wide variety of produce! I love it. I really feel like I am getting my moneys worth for such a better quality product than any grocery store can supply. I will continue to shop here for all my produce and be a satisfied customer. also, they have freebees sometimes like if you spend over 20 you get a free bag of potatoes or you get some cute decoration for fall. So great. Support local businesses and farmers! Enjoy.

I've been back several times since their reopening for the season. I find this place and staff to…read morebe always consistent. As stated in my former review (s) you will never see stickered, dried up fruit or vegetables here. They only sell what they grow. Beware though that when the corn is in there are lines and it sells out VERY quickly. It's that good! These days I no longer cook for a family. So, I'm fine requesting short ears which may or may not be imperfect and a bit less expensive. Their melons, which have been turning up lately are so delicious! Prices are a higher than what you'll see in a supermarket. You are buying fresh picked, native produce. The corn you buy today was picked at sunrise - same day!

It's great that this farm preserves open space. Driving down the hill from them towards downtown…read moreLeominster you see an impressive view of hills and Mount Wachusett in the distance. That's about all I can say for them. The prices are higher than at Dick's Market Garden in Lunenburg. Not everything is price marked either. I liked that they offered beets without all the leaves on them. Then I got home and opened the bag to find they didn't clean the dirt off the bottoms, great big clumps of dirt. Cooked them and when I went to peel them they were white inside. Beets might have white or pale areas due to nutrient deficiencies. They don't give you a detailed receipt so you can see what you bought for how much and comparison shop because they are more than the competition. More money for less.

For a small town market, Wholesome rocks. High quality produce, a full butcher shop and a wide…read morearray of grocery items. Thank you Wholesome!

I love this little joint! This whole central western/northern/centralish mass area is absolutely…read moredevoid of ... most things... but it's a refreshing change to find something between a big box grocery store (non existent around here) or a convenience store that has limited things - but this is the BEST location to buy produce, meat and frozen items in the area - period. It rivals that of farmer's markets which makes the name stand out. I really enjoy taking a ride there and taking my time in each department or aisle I feel that there's always something new each time I go there. It's almost like a boutique grocery store? Nah not like Whole Foods - think more like sodas from France, a loaded deli full of items and brands you are familiar with but some you just don't see at stop n shop or Costco - also have to mention that yes I know there barely anywhere to get a bit to eat so I have to recommend trying the pizza, incredible sandwich menu as well as the best deal in town - the smash burger ! A meal with fries will cost you FAR less than the drive thru crap and about 20,000 times better ! I would say it's the best kept secret but unless I go early on a weekday morning it's typically kind of busy. Absolutely love the mini liquor store - ultra convenient and love love love the selections of ciders and craft beers- it's actually almost staggering and overwhelming but then you realize 89% is local breweries/wineries/distilleries and it makes it better :) my only complaint at all is the high prices on a lot of things that's curely cheaper elsewhere like your Tostitos chips and polar seltzer but if you go with these expectations- you will enjoy your shopping experience here !!

This was my 3rd visit this year to the Westside location of Worcester's Farmer's Market. Pretty…read moresmall by anyone's standards, there are about 7-8 vendors who regularly set up on a consistent level. If you are looking for fresh picked LOCAL produce, this is the place to come. Things get going the 1st week in July, and by the end of the month things are rolling. New this year are orchard wines from Hardwick Winery. One of the vendors starts growing tomato plants right after the Superbowl in January to give them a head start for the market.......Best vine-ripened tomatoes anywhere! The hours are 9:30AM to 2PM M-W-F, and the market runs from the end of June to the end of October every year...............