U-pick blueberries in the tent. No need to spray and the berries are delicious. There are also…read morefruit and vegetables for sale. You can buy already picked blueberries for $15 a quart. $10 if you pick them yourself. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly.

Love this place. What a hidden gem for best farm veggies and…read morefruits I've had so far. We did blueberry picking and it was so fun! All covid measures took in place so you feel really safe at all times. Blueberries were YUM! We ordered thru the e-mail twice in 4 days! Tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, sweet corn, yogurt, choc milk, strawberries, EVERYTHING IS WONDERFUL. Heirloom tomatoes, why didn't I meet you before? DELISH ABSOLUTELY THE BEST TOMATOES Ive had in my life. You will be always disappointed with the tomatoes you will find at the the regular grocery store after trying Berry patch tomatoes. Cherry tomatoes are just like candy. Just please make yourself a favour and go

Wasn't as big as I thought it was going to be. The place was cute with about a dozen or less…read morevendors. People were friendly and you can tell it's a local favorite. A lot of people were out socializing and listening to the live music. We were hoping for some unique vendors but there was nothing out of the ordinary, which is why I gave it a 4. If ur looking for a traditional local environment and farmer's market, you'll like this one.

Very nice little farmers market, with appropriate precautions during Covid…read more When we stopped by today, there were about 10 vendors set up--offering fresh veggies, cut flowers, Vermont syrup, honey, cookies, and even cute face masks. At the entrance, there were a few rules posted to keep things safe: wear masks, hand sanitizer between stations, maintain 6 ft distance. There were plenty of hand sanitizers available throughout for patrons, and even a couple of hand washing stations set up. We were asked to give our name and number upon entering for contact tracing, and then passed through a second tent that allowed us to use our credit card to buy tokens for use at the market. Traffic flow was set up so that people were generally moving in one direction only, and people did a good job of distancing. Was a nice spot to get some sunshine and help support local business. Glad we came!

This is a great little store at Jiminy Peak. Especially if you forgot something. There are no other…read moregrocery stores close to JP. Breakfast sandwiches are good, though I think a harder roll or bagel would be better than then the brioche bun (too soft). Brownies were too dry. Coffee is local. Mulled cider. Decent wine selection, but needs a Malbec. Could use more hard cider options. Fun stickers and random cool stuff. Worth a visit!

Cute general store in convenient location up in the Berkshires. Food was good and plenty of options…read moreto select from, between food, drinks and everything in between. The only thing I would recommend is the service can take a while- there is only 1 person working the register so there is usually a long line.

It is the size of a postage stamp, and if you have ever been to union square farmers market in NYC,…read moredo not come expecting that. What you will get here is a curated selection of local vendors with pretty much all you need. The only thing missing was a bakery stand IMO. Reasonable prices, too.

Great small market filled with local vendors. Many other farmers markets bring in people from far…read moreaway to make a large space. This market is on the smaller size with between 12-20 vendors. But, they are great choices of people, many of whom operate in Pittsfield or adjacent towns. I am a huge fan of Square Roots Farm, Hilltop Orchards and Cricket Creek Farms. Hardly a week goes by that I do not get something from each of them. Many others are also great. Here is a tip -- if you have the time -- go to both this market and the one in Lanesboro at the Berkshire Mall. They are at the same time and are only a few miles apart. The difference is that most of the Lanesboro vendors get their produce from the Pioneer Valley (Springfield / Northhampton / Amherst region). Their growing season is a little different. So, sometimes you will find fresh strawberries in one market and fresh blueberries in the other.

Got a chance to revisit Bartlett's Orchard again this past weekend and picked up a delicious frozen…read morepesto pizza, a blueberry strudel, hot apple cider and a spinach pastry. Unfortunately they sold out of donuts for the day but as they say, the early bird gets the apple cider donut! I was seriously tempted to pick up some organic maple syrup and raw honey, but I think I'll save that for my next trip!

Visited the orchard on the very last day and last hour of Apple picking weekend! There were plenty…read moreof Ida red and Jona golds left and a few McIntosh! Opted for a medium sized bag which held a decent number of apples. Definitely worth the visit! Can't wait to be back next year :)

This is a unique stop. Antiques, deli, and a sandwich shop…read more 3 buildings, no bathrooms. Almost 3 family businesses built at the same time. Nice enough. Antiques were layed out nice but expensive. The owner there was a nice guy.

Where do I start! First, I will say it is a cute shop--I prefer to support local businesses but I…read morewill NEVER spend another dime in this rude establishment. The owner/manager has a sourpuss and is never friendly, welcoming, nice or asks if customers need any assistance. You can stand there while she is at the register and she will completely ignore you as if you don't exist. I had another worker come help me with my order which took forever to wait for and the manager proceeded to ring me up. I asked for mayo for my cold cuts and she tells me that the mayo packets are only for people who get sandwiches. Really now? I spent $30 on cold cuts and she was resistent on giving me a few packets of mayo which was insane to me. Then it was my aunt's turn--she was purchasing a few items and ordered a sandwich--she went to the first register and they told her it was closed so she proceeded to the second one which I was at and which the owner/manager was ringing me up on. She had a few items to purchase and ordered a sandwich. The owner/manager rang in my aunt and my aunt thought she paid for all of her items and we proceeded to go sit at a table and wait for the sandwich. She brought her items to the table and commented how they didn't give her a bag with her purchase. We thought nothing of it. We then ate, and as we were eating the owner/manager kept walking past us giving my aunt dirty looks and the evil eye. She even had her workers doing the same to us. We couldn't figure out why. So we shopped around and were getting ready to leave, and the owner/manager proceeds to say to us "are you going to pay for that cream in your bag". We were completely taken back. My aunt had no idea she didn't get rung up for the few items and because of the accusations that she was a common thief, she left her items on the counter and told them to basically shove it. How dare they! Instead of the owner saying to us that she made an innocent mistake and didn't ring her up for the few items, she followed her around instead and then accused her of being a thief as if she were a common criminal. My aunt is such a good thief that she was hiding her items on the top of the table!!! The owner had MULTIPLE opportunities to approach us and tell my aunt, I'm sorry Ma'am, but I made a mistake. I didn't ring up those items. Instead, she chose to accuse her!!!! What disgusting behavior from a woman who is in a customer service business. She was rude, disrespectful, condescending and accusatory. Wow, were we shocked! My aunt even said to her, I paid for these items--the owner tells her NO, you didn't--I didn't know those were yours on the counter when I was ringing you up! WELL then whose fault is this---certainly not OURS! What horrible, terrible behavior. And then to be followed and glared and stared at as if she is a thief. This was a HORRID EXPERIENCE!!!! Even with an apology (which the owner owes my Aunt) we will never be back and We would NEVER recommend this business to ANYONE. If you want to be disrespected, then be sure to go to this place and you will face the same fate that we did by Ms. Sourpuss herself. Not even a crack of a smile. Not even a hello and welcome or can I help you with something. Can I offer you any napkins for your food so you don't have to use your sleeve to wipe your mouth. Not even a "sure, you can have a few packets of mayo for your cold cuts which you are sitting eating at the booth and making a "SANDWICH" out of. She did say the packets were only for customers who get sandwiches, am I not CORRECT??? JUST RIDICULOUS! This is the 2nd time we've been there and her staff was just as rude the 1st time. We figured we'd give it one more shot and support a local business, but boy were we wrong to go back. We can tell you this, they will never see another penny out of our pockets. Just remember, god don't like ugly and what comes around goes around. Every dog has their day and this business is for the dogs indeed.

We stopped by on a rainy Saturday morning after a running race. There were only about 16 vendors…read morebut an interesting selection of quality vegetables. Fresh cheese and meats, flowers fresh baked good including awesome looking bread, pop-cycles, hand crafted toys and more. There is a small parking lot with free parking adjacent from the market. Traffic is a bear to maneuver between many pedestrians from the college. I selected fresh cheese for $6. And beautiful rainbow Swiss chard for $3.50. Prices were reasonable and vendors are friendly. Be sure to bring you own bags!

On Thursday, May 22, stopped here in the morning for iced butter pound cake and some doughnuts. I…read morereally have liked this place and am SORRY I saw this, but as I was walking past the dairy section with cheeses and milk, a huge cockroach was walking across the floor right out in the open, heading toward the meats. I told an attendant, who quickly came out with a paper towel and took care of it. I realize these things happen at eateries, but I wish I hadn't seen it.

Disclaimer: I've never actually been to Katchkie Farm…read more I work in the city and my company partners with Katchkie Farm for a workplace CSA (Community Support Agriculture). We receive a big ol' bag of veggies every other week from May-November and the price cannot be beat. The vegetables are organic and they're always super fresh and tasty. Every once in a while, you will have the option to add on a jar of honey or a special prepared food dish to your share and they will deliver it right to your office with your share. I've shopped around for other CSAs and find that the price of the Katchkie share is extremely affordable compared to other farms that will charge upwards of $700 per season. If you ever have any questions or concerns, the NYC-based staff that organizes the CSA program is friendly and responsive. Love Katchkie Farm-- so sad this CSA season is over and can't wait for next Spring!