This 100-acre farm is located in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. It used to be a historic farm called…read moreMarshall Farm. It's located on a hill so the views are spectacular. We went in the fall and it was a perfect New England day; spooky season in full effect, sweater weather, and autumn decor. There was live music, picnic tables, and animals you can pet; there were goats and sheep. A feed dispenser was nearby, just insert some coins. The bar/restaurant line was not too long and it moved quickly. We had kettle popcorn, hot dogs, beers and cider. These were good and there were so many options; pizza, beer, ice cream, salad, nachos, etc. They are also a pick your own farm; from strawberries, flowers, pumpkins, apples, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, peaches, it all depends on the season. They even have a sugar house which produces maple syrup and other treats. We had an enjoyable time when we went and look forward to going back.

Parking is a nightmare. No guidance during the Apple F3st of where to park, so we followed others…read more We had to go down a very steep dirt road and park on grass (we followed a truck) No signage to know where anything is. Looked for Finicky Fork - it was the counter with the long lines. Since we hadn't eaten lunch yet, we waited in the 20 minute line and then placed our order. They take your phone number and say they are going to text you (not giving you any idea of how long the wait will be). We found a picnic table and enjoyed the live music. 30 minutes later, I walked up to the counter in case they had my phone number wrong. Turns out other people had been waiting almost 2 hours. After waiting an hour and a half and still no food, I asked for a refund. They did not give us a receipt of the refund, however and said it would be credited at the end of the day. Its one thing if one person's was delayed, but there were very many (probably 30 people) who had to wait almost 2 hours for food. One woman just asked for soup. Crazy!

As I said in another post, I go here whenever I'm back in Acton. This place is one of the first…read moreplaces we go. My daughter, who LOVES reading and books, in general, really enjoys going here with me. I was planning on shooting over to grab a couple more books in a trilogy I started this week, and she is very anxious to go with me.

This is the type of store that really adds something intangible to a town. Andrew is not only…read morehelpful, but is personable and can talk about any genre of books, it seems. I've been going here since they first opened, and my son has graduated from playing with the toys in the fully stocked and very convenient "kids area", to looking at chapter books while I browse the rare and obscure selections from social sciences, geography, history, you name it. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the amazing artwork and cool gifts and games for sale as well. A lot of the art is locally made. It's a funky store, and absolute opposite of Amazon. Go here.

The prices are great and there is a lot to choose from, not to mention that the owner is absolutely…read moreWONDERFUL and is more than happy to help her customers. I highly recommend coming here!

The Pottery Painting Place has a wonderful relaxing atmosphere with a helpful & friendly staff…read more There is a wide assortment of products to paint and they are ready to help and give tips if needed. I brought my kids frequently when they were younger and now we go together as adults. Highly recommend!

This place showed up in my Yelp feed as nearby activity and it looked really cute…read more Located on Main Street, Leominster you'll likely have to find somewhere else to park and then travel from there. I parked in the Bank of America lot across the street. Approaching the entrance, you can tell this place is going to be vibe since even the front is brightly decorated with a bright orange-trimmed canopy, orange chairs, and pink stanchions. Walking inside, you are blasted with color. The walls are bright cyan, there are pink basket chairs suspended from the ceiling and there are even more orange chairs and seats. I spoke with the counter server and it turns out it was Joly herself. They've only been open for the past week and naturally there are growing pains with figuring out logistics and training the staff. This was definitely apparent when I received my drink from a different staff member and Joly had to correct her that the wrong lid was used. My drink turned out delicious and that's all that matters to me. I will have to come back here and try something more decadent, and I definitely want to try out their frozen yogurt. With that said, this review is based totally on the ambiance and staff friendliness. I look forward to coming back!

Joly Café is a fun new boba cafe in Leominster!…read more They've got a great selection of drinks, plus desserts that I'm definitely looking forward to trying next time. The decor is fun, colorful, and makes the space feel extra inviting. I only grabbed drinks on this visit, but I'll definitely be back to try the desserts!

Love this place!! I have gone a few times and I purchased a bureau from them. They let me have it…read moreat the lower price 5 days early from the date they were supposed to lower the price!! They have great quality furniture! Great Customer service. They have an outdoor area where they sell patio furniture and outdoor storage. Two massive rooms filled with different couches, rugs, accent furniture and tables...Coffee tables and dining room furniture...bed sets, bathroom sinks silverware, jewelry...EVERYTHING!!! They have price tags that start at one price and the price gets lower the longer it sits! I am pretty sure they deliver too! Love this place for furniture!

Gallery 56 in Clinton, MA accepted over 200 items of mine on consignment. The owners, Don and Nancy…read moreKoswieski, charged me over $1400. to pick up the items on whch they would collect 50% of the selling price of items sold but after a while they refused to complete the offering for sale of all the items after taking more than a year and half to offer for sale what items they did. They also damaged an antique clock of mine and were unwilling to reimburse me for its value and that became part of my original complaint to the Court.The Magistrate ordered that Don and Nancy Koswieski reinburse me for the value of the clock damaged while in their care. I took them to Small Claims Court also seeking "Specific Performance"--meaning that the Court compel the shop to finish offering my items for sale as had been originally agreed--but as it was a small claims action, the Magistrate did not rule on that specific issue. Instead, she ordered the items to be made available for me to pick up. I had not asked for their return nor for the associated pick-up charges in the original complaint, and because I had not done so, I could not later ask for the refund of the associated pick-up fees for those items. Despite my many, many requests, the shop inexpicably refused to provide me with a complete list of my items that had been accepted on consignment, that they had never offered for sale. The shop never refunded me approximately $300 in pick-up fees for the items never offered for sale. Nancy and Don Koswieski had filed a counter-claim seeking to charge me storage and other fees, but they did not prevail and the Magistrate denied their claim. No matter how many times I had asked the shop to simply complete the offering of my property for sale, they refused. I was obliged to take them to Court as a result. I would certainly not recommend consigning to Gallery 56 in Clinton Massachusetts

I have been a fan of Sunrise Boutique since Cindy opened it many years ago. She's always had a…read morewide variety of items such as unusual jewelry of all types: necklaces, earrings, bracelets and pins. She also sells candles, knickknacks, beautiful scarves and sweaters, dresses, shoes, jeans, dresses and hats and even lingerie last time I stopped in. All of her items are of very good quality so you can bet it will last, especially if you take good care of them. It's a wonderland of what you will find next. I don't live in the area anymore, but when I am back, always make it a point to stop in and browse around. It's a very unique store. The owner is a very down to earth lady who Is very friendly as is all her staff. Helping out small businesses is great. You never know what treasure you will find in the Sunrise Boutique, give them a try.

Cindy is a wonderful person and is always so welcoming and helpful! She is always there for local…read morecharities and her store is a fun adventure-shop local!!!!!!

This place is really cool! Located inside of an old mill, is a renovated space featuring local…read morevendors on all of the floors. We checked out the vintage store which is huge! That space in itself has many vendors inside. We then checked out the lego space upstairs which was awesome too. They had so many mini figures and sets to look at, and for purchase too. More people should check this place out!! I was actually sad at how empty this location was.

Built in 1890 and renovated (started) in 2012, this building holds a lot of Hudson history and…read morehouses glimpses and charms of all things that make Hudson one of the best small towns in the U.S.A. Open for leasing space, the building offers historic charm within walking distance of the foodie trail that our town has been come to be recognized for. Office space, yoga, wellness classes and services, tech-based industry, etc. it is a multi-purpose destination for anyone who wants to have a city-town-city-town-like zen-to-work in community. Hudson has many charming things to offer, but its people and community, fueled by the visionaries from The RailTrail Flatbread Co. and their renaissance-Hudson. The Landing at Hudson Mills is smack ripe to take their place in the reinvention. A couple of times a year, they will host events, that are not your cra-y crafty crud. Oh no, the local artisans from Hudson and adjacent towns will knock your socks off! I met the incredibly edible Jaimie and her partner, proud owners of simply scrunch (currently a farmers market/fair and online elves) - https://www.simplyscrunch.com/ - at the May event. And I am smitten. Visit her website, she has the most beautiful olive-wood cheese boards encrusted with flowers and fruit, that are simply delightful. Her photography is delirously beautiful and her scrunchies are hand made and so adorable. Seriously, The Landing had them rocking their stuff along with other artisants, GLASS ARTISTS, AERIAL YOGA, Fine Party/Bridal couture. There is also a small museum to ode Hudson, and beautiful walking/running/biking trails right in its back yard. Rummage through the building for consignment, health and beauty, 2, yes 2 Cross Fit centers, and wonderful breakfast/brunch/lunch water holes that will leave you craving for decadence at the Wild Hare or "health nut" "clean eating" at Good Earth. They will tickle your professional fancy AND welcome you. The people are treasures! You want to work here. You NEED to be here!

Everything I've had here has been amazing, additionally staff are always super friendly and…read moreattentive when I walk in

Still a very regular stop for take out muffins and coffee as well as morning cute and warm…read more"ambianced" meeting spot for great coffee and a muffin and/or scone. Love the savory scones on the weekends. We're so fortunate to have this place in our town... Thanks to neighbor Ellen H. I believe, and the skilled baker-owner and her team, the original Town General Store Market lives on as a joy in our community!