Very good sandwiches!! Cute little cafe with a walk up counter. Ice cream looks very good as well.read more

So we decided to bring the little one on her first trip to see a cow. Mind you she was very…read moreexcited and moo'ed in the back seat on the car ride over to the farm. The only drawback was I think everyone else had the same idea that day and the farm was jacked with people. There was a lot of waiting in lines. I was all worth it this a great farm and the owners and their family members really held it together and did a great job. Got to try the Farmers Cow Maple milk and it was very tasty. All in all it ended up being a great day just a little longer than planned.

Super kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable customer service. A wide variety of yarn, roving,and…read morefinished objects to choose from. They also had local food options: cookies, ice cream, honey, coffee. And of course, the sweet alpacas that are friendly and willing to eat up all the carrots. Great pit stop to get out and stretch your legs. So glad we stopped!

I love the alpaca's!!!!! The shop is very cute - please remember to knock/ring the bell! They have…read moreauthentic merchandise and various selections from clothing to soaps & food! The lady at the register was very kind and gave us carrots to feed the alpacas. We were trusted to feed the alpacas and enjoyed our time with them. Took many photos!

We had hope to buy some maple products at the Hebron Maple Festival, but there was hardly anything…read moremaple! So we found this place- beautiful setting/home. The owner met us at the door and showed us to their "sales floor"- the 3rd bay of their garage. She had GREAT stories and information for us, as well as products. It was so great to buy local from a local with a great history! Thanks!

From the owner: We do BEE & TREES - Life is good as long as you keep it simple. Jim started working bees around…read more1960 and making maple syrup was done by his family in northern New Hampshire. Today, our bee yards are in the "last green valley" of Eastern CT, as are the tap lines and buckets for our syrup. Call ahead if you plan to visit.

I only heard about the winter market because I've been stalking Fat Orange Cat, one of my favorite…read moreConnecticut breweries who only sells at this market during the winter. I was very surprised to see how many vendors there were and how popular the event was. Most of the vendors are in a small barn area, though on this warm day, there are even some outside. The vendors I could see include bakeries, popcorn vendor, some jewelry, and some soaps. There isn't a lot of parking on the grounds, but plenty of people park on the roads.

A beautiful working farm and family. Jeff and Jess are heavily involved in their community. They…read morework hard to support other small Ct businesses by running the local farm markets. They continually strive to educate customers and neighbors about environmentally responsible farming and ways to help other makers.

So many exhibitors, was great walking around and seeing what they had to offer. We ended up…read moregetting some fresh produce, great seafood from J&R and a few pies. Like a country fair and farmers market rolled into one.

This is a really popular and busy farmers market. There were lots of families and kids. A lot of…read morepeople stopped by for dinner. It kind of felt like being in the countryside like in a movie. There were lots of food trucks. There were local farmers you can talk to them and learn about stuff. For example, I didn't know Connecticut had so much maple syrup. Always thought was mostly in Vermont or Canada. I had some really great pistachio fudge. It was full of huge pistachios. There was also a farmer selling homemade apple crisp. That was amazing! It's a pretty area so there are pretty colors with the trees in fall.

They have great produce and meat. We just signed up for their monthly meat program. It's a great…read moredeal and it will be nice to eat local and healthy.

I am so glad this farm stand has opened near where I live…read more They have lots of items from local vendors: vegetables, fruits, meats, bagels (Seed from Glastonbury - I love you!), cream cheese, ice cream, bread, chips, and dips! They even have craft items like pottery, candles, knit work, and home decorations. They had pumpkins and corn stalks for fall decorating and were collecting carved pumpkins after Halloween to help feed their livestock. Their beef is delicious, and I've seen people rave about their chicken but I haven't had a chance to try it yet. I love supporting local businesses and the owners here are always nice and helpful. I'm a big fan and it's my go-to for veggies before the big stores.

I recently did business with Mohrlein Farms to purchase some hay to cover my lawn after soil…read moreexcavation for a well repair. They are professional, courteous, reasonably priced, and provide quality product. I recommend Mohrlein Farms.

As newbies to the New England area, we try to immerse ourselves in whatever the area has to offer…read more After seeing multiple friends post recipes with local blueberries and raspberries, we made a mental note that we'd like to visit a pick-it-yourself patch and see how it went. Then one day we drove right by Grants, made a speedy u-turn, and trundled up to see what the deal was. At the front, there was a farmer's market of sorts with pre-picked produce at a slightly higher price, but with marked convenience. We were told it works by weight, and were handed baskets for raspberries, and buckets for blueberries, so off we went! The raspberries were first, with encouragement to taste as we went. The raspberries were plentiful, juicy, sweet, and soft, just bursting with flavor. After our baskets were full, we went to the blueberry enclosure, and had a great time picking the plump, tart berries in handfuls from the forehead height bushes, just teeming with the blue gems. There was also pick your own tomatoes and strawberries, but we were so excited to get home with what we had, it was enough for us! For two completely full baskets of raspberries, and a giant bucket of blueberries, it cost us a mere $7something. It would have cost us twice that at the market for just the blueberries! Cash only but a great price, and a super fun time, I would highly recommend it. Family friendly, easy access, and a perfect way to encourage healthy local eating, Grants is the best!

BE waring when buying pre picked strawberries!!!! I bought one for $7.00 a pint and half of them…read morewere rotten!!! They may count on no one going all the way back!