I hadn't been in a couple of years and went today. Once again, this place does not disappoint…read more Their selections of apples and products related is awesome! They also carry a multitude of other products that aren't found in many other locations. Staff is so friendly and helpful. If you haven't been there, it's a must! Diana O.

Cider is great!! People are just lovely and helpful. Good baked goods!! That's enoughread more

I enjoyed the best apple I've enjoyed in a very long time. The Cortlands are amazing. They offer a…read morecouple of local produce and gifts of Maine to bring home. Apples were predicted at $2.50/lb for the freshness and quality my only regret was I hadn't bought more. I also bought 1lb of fresh local wildflower flower honey I believe I paid $7. This farmstand is a great place to stop stretch the legs and enjoy fresh local produce.

Great family owned operation. Friendly and helpful staff and wide variety of apples prebagged and…read morefor picking.

Beautiful, expansive orchard. 50 cents per lb - such a steal! Friendly experience. Great for…read morefamilies! Most importantly, delicious apples!

Great selection of breads, vegetables, plants, sweet treats and seasonal foods and plants!read more

We stopped here as we were headed home from a weekend in Maine. Chase is my maiden name and my…read moreson's first name, so we HAD to go. Upon arriving, we saw all the beautiful Christmas trees for sale and were immediately greeted by a very nice young man who asked if we'd ever been there. He welcomed us to check out the store and that there was complimentary mulled cider, apples, and fresh-popped popcorn and coffee, and a whole sitting area to enjoy it in. We purchased their own Cryovacced beef and sausage, some fresh veggies, homemade baked goods, and some cider. The staff was AMAZINGLY friendly! As we were leaving, my children saw some very small broken Christmas tree twigs in the parking lot and wanted to take them home for the ride so they could smell the pine. Another young man called over to me and said he had a better piece for them than what we found on the ground and he gave them a large branch! It just made their day! Then, my daughter saw the horses and he invited us to go and look at them. It was such a gorgeous setting and we really enjoyed everything we purchased. The sausage is out of this world!!! I'd drive 5 hours just to purchase it again!

Lovely people. Beautiful Christmas trees, and they put them on the car well tied down. They even…read moreoffered to cut off the bottom. Reasonable prices, and every tree was fresh, fragrant and beautiful. Highly recommend these folks.

If you want lobsters cooked to perfection and fresh vegetables to go with it, this is your place!read more

Lovely farm! We were driving around the area, and after seeing their fresh produce, we had to pull…read moreover to check it out. There's so much going on here! It's beyond a vegetable and fruit stand. They have dozens of local Maine products, from sauces and jams to pies and cheeses. They also had a U-Pick option. We bought wild blueberries, cukes, a blueberry pie, and apple cider donuts (only $0.75 each!). We were just in love with their selection. The gentleman working at the front was also very nice. Next time I'm in the area, I'll stop at School House Farm again.

The farm stand is very mid. It's super loud and parking is annoying, all the car fumes and rubber…read moredust is getting on everything. The signs are misleading and doesn't really seem like anything is organic. The lady working at the counter was a total sour cat. In an area where Beth's and spear farms are so close this is like going to Walmart.

I thought Fields Fields was just a blueberry farm, so when I saw their food "truck" (crate? box?)…read moreat the end of the Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens Aglow walk I was delighted! As well as a variety of hot herbal teas for $3, they had wild blueberry crisp AND vegan wild blueberry crisp (I'm not entirely sure what the difference between the two is minus whipped cream on the non-vegan one) for $8. And they were really satisfying portions! AND IT WAS THE BEST BLUEBERRY CRISP I'VE EVER HAD. I opted for the vegan one and wow. WOW! It was overflowing with warm, jammy-yet-whole local blueberries covered in an oatmeal crumble. Everything was sugared and seasoned in a way that let the blueberries absolutely shine (and do all the heavy lifting), which personally I prefer! It was one of those Maine-in-a-bite kind of moments. If I could explain this incredible state in one flavor, this absolutely would be it. So, if you ever come across Fields Fields at an event GET YOURSELF A SQUARE OF BLUEBERRY CRISP (probably get two, one for right then and one for later!). You won't find anything else like it anywhere else (except maybe your grandmother's kitchen)!

We visited Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens for their Gardens Aglow Event. When finishing up our…read morewalk through the garden we came across Fields Fields Blueberry Truck. As a vegan I sometimes struggle with finding options especially at events. I decided to take a quick peak at their menu and was SHOCKED! Vegan Blueberry Crisp! The girls working the truck were sooo nice and that they totally made my evening by offering vegan options. They explained that they try to accommodate to all different kinds of food allergies/restrictions. They even offer dairy free whipped to top off the crisp. I can honestly say I was just blown away with how delicious the crisp was, so much so that I wish I would have got another for the road. If you ever come across their truck MUST give them a try and support their business!

This wonderful CSA is truly a treasure. I had a summer share that was plentiful and fresh. The…read moreprices are a bit intimidating, but I assure you it is well worth the cost for the enormous amounts of fresh produce. Every week, I read the little farmer's blog and checked out the recipes and what the week's bounty would be. I did lots of stewing, canning, salad making and savoring. In addition to the weekly pickups, there is a free pick your own flower garden, which was a lovely treat. There is also pick your own tomatillos, herbs and cherry tomatoes. There are pick your own strawberries, which store bought cant even come close to. These sweet berries melt in your mouth and make tasty jams and pie. There is also products available for purchase that change with the months, fresh baked goodies, milk, eggs, cider, berries. I made my own tomatoe sauce from scratch with my abundance of tomatoes. I also canned lots and lots of pickles and dilly beans. I also got to try new veggies I was unfamiliar with, hello kohl rabi and poc choi. There are also holiday and winter shares, as well as beef and pork. This farm share is absolutely excellent.

The one thing I miss the most about moving to Portland is Little Ridge Farm, where I had a CSA for…read morearound four years. There was nothing I didn't love about Keena Tracy's farm or the awesome CSA's she offered. Back when I was participating, I would get the full harvest share which is more than enough for two vegetarians! Each week we'd come to her stand and pick up however many pounds we were allotted that week (usually along with other complimentary goodies like apple cider, pumpkins, or corn). I have heard that CSA's from other Maine farms don't follow this same structure - that they pick and choose what each person gets. I liked the freedom of being able to load up on all the cucumbers and tomatoes, kohl rabi and sorrel (both of which I discovered BECAUSE of Little Ridge), edamame and spaghetti squash I wanted while I watched others get pounds upon pounds of garlic scapes and pac choi. As a shareholder I also had access to the pick-your-own garden with flowers, herbs, cherry tomatoes, and tomatillos. We also had the ability to pick raspberries and strawberries at a discounted price; there was also fresh bread and cheese for sale as well. And we were always invited to romp around her property exploring the fields, saying hello to the pigs and turkeys, or even volunteering some of our time helping out in exchange for a discount on our CSA. Keena also offers a Thanksgiving Share and a Holiday Share (both of which include about thirty pounds of your choice from things like onions, sweet potatoes, potatoes, carrots, beets, garlic, spinach, and sometimes apples, bags of cranberries, or EXTREMELY delicious potato rolls), and a Winter Share as well. For carnivores, there are also pork, beef, and turkey shares which I know very little about (except that people seemed to love them). Little Ridge does an exceptional job at simply growing organic (they pride themselves on not using hormones, antibiotics, cages, or chemicals) with a keen eye on both environmental and animal health as well. After writing all of this, I believe I've made a grave mistake not continuing my CSA here - what's a forty minute drive for the best produce you've ever had, right?

The food is so fresh, very friendly atmosphere, and great service! Definitely a go too place for…read moreseafood and more!

New owners as of this year (now Scully Sea Products). We…read morehad stopped at a very nearby, larger business, and found it "good" but not the best. We saw some reviews of Scully and it sounded like it was too good to pass up. They're just getting started as of now (fall '22) but I'm hoping to see great success. There's a tank of lobsters there, but we were going for oysters. There were 3 buckets in the refrigerator and some that had just come out this morning. We sampled one each. They provide a cloth and knife to do your own shucking on site, and some picnic tables to sit down and eat. We stood at the shucking station and chatted with the very nice and knowledgeable manager. These were larger than we usually prefer, but because they were so fresh and super clean, they were fine. Tender, sweet, and perfectly briny. All slightly different flavors, but all better than we had tried that day. As we were going, a couple of (knowledgeable) local folk came by to pick up some for dinner. They confirmed that this was the place to go. Enjoy!!