I've been to Triple B a few times over the years, but most recently had been here for their couples…read moredate night. It was the perfect evening - good price for what you got. It included picking a bouquet of flowers, a vase, two glasses of wine and a cheese box. When you arrived everyone was very friendly and check-in was easy. You started with a hay ride and then off to pick flowers. They do events like this often, so definitely check them out! We also got to see and feed the goats. Their farm store is super great and lots of great products and produce!

I live in the South Hills of Pittsburgh which puts me not at all far from this spot, and I don't…read moreunderstand how I haven't been here previously. A friend asked me if I would like to go out to get some berries. We got there after berry picking time for the day, which closed around 2 PM, but there was still plenty of time to buy berries in their market, freshly picked by their workers, and enjoy other fun things at the farm! We fed the goats, who were the sweetest, tamest goats I have ever met. (Frankly, they completely changed my opinion about goats, with which I have had some unpleasant memories in the past.) You can pay a quarter for some food and feed it to them by hand, and not a single one took it from me anything less than gently. There is also a super cute feature where you can send some food up to goats standing at the top of the pen via a pulley system. There were several baby goats here when we visited and they were ridiculously adorable. From there it was a stop at the café window where we ordered strawberry lemonade slushies that were an absolute delight. It was late in the day and they were out of several of the food offerings; I was told by my friend that the hot pretzel is fantastic, but didn't get to find out. So I went with some freshly made donuts, and it was only a few dollars for half a dozen blueberry donuts. They are wonderful eaten fresh just like this, but when you take them home you can heat them up for 10 seconds to get that just-out-of-the-oven taste. Finally we stopped in the shop which is full of all kinds of home, pantry and fresh food items. I came home with a pint of raspberries, a big bunch of strawberries (last of the season!), jars of pickled beets and bread and butter pickles, and a block of baby Swiss cheese. Everything has been absolutely fantastic and it would be easy to go absolutely wild in this store. Lots of events here during different seasons, especially apple and pumpkin season in fall which is their busiest time. After that they close for the year at Halloween. Come out and pick some berries or fresh lavender here this summer! It's a local gem.

The pies are so good! The fresh fruits and veggies are great quality and taste great! Employees are…read morevery friendly and the service is quick. They selection of wines and Ales is good size and the craft section is nice. The large playground makes it grest for kids as well!

Great selection and such a variety to choose from. I had several of the cookies and I am going back…read moretoday for more. Yummm

And yes, I came back! It was lunchtime during a heatwave, and oh my goodness, the fruit was so…read morefresh. I've never had fruit in my salad before, she told me it was a must, and she did not disappoint, always smiling. The balsamic dressing was on point, the greens were mouthwateringly crisp, the chicken was just the right amount, and the sliced cucumber added the perfect crunch. Fabulous from start to finish. I topped it all off with some avocado, a little salt and pepper, and it was super fab. Love the folks here @ Mackintosh Fruit Farm This isn't just a farm. It's a place to reset, eat well, and feel good. I'll absolutely keep coming back.

We had a very nice afternoon at the farm picking peaches and apples. There was plenty of fruit…read morewithin reach and everything was very well organized. We also enjoyed tasting a flight of cider in the cider room as well as several tasty apple desserts such as donuts and hand pies. The parking was easy and there are clean restrooms. We have made notes on the calendar for next year to try grape picking.

Went today, not one employee said hello, the farm isn't a farm like you would think, its full of…read moresolar panels instead, the little bit of produce for sale in the main lobby or shopping area looked old. Beautiful location minus the solar panels

This is a review of this location as a venue. We attended the Robert Burns Dinner here and had a…read moregood time despite the food and service issues. We had Salmon which was overcooked with no seasoning. I couldn't finish even the small portion. A sauce would have helped a lot with the dryness and lack of flavor but there was no sauce. The chicken was also dry but had decent flavor in the skin. The roasted potatoes were good, the mixed veggies had the taste and texture of water. Realizing salt exists would help with a lot of things. The best thing we had was the Haggis and if you'e had Haggis you know that's pretty bad. There was also no effort to bus the tables when everyone was done. A large number of people started doing it themselves. It is a pretty place and I don't know anything about the other elements of the business (the store, etc) but I would not consider it for an event based on this experience.

We booked the Barnyard for my son's first birthday and it was everything we wanted. Although it…read morerained that day, the kids still had so much fun, it made it where we had the whole place to ourselves (which was a perk! Thank you rain! Haha). I found the rental to be affordable for all they provide; a blank room to decorate how ever you please, 15 kid bands for the petting zoo, 2hrs in the barn, tables, chairs, a private show and tell, and access to the whole barnyard. We payed extra for the petting zoo food. The staff is also so great at communicating thought email and phone. They were very patient with me and answered all my questions. I will be coming back here with my son to explore more of the barnyard on a sunny day and will most likely book any future birthday parties here!

Popped in yesterday while in the area and I must say what an absolute gem of a market! Orrs Farm…read moreMarket is so cute and has SO MUCH to offer for everyone! A must stop for all things local and fresh!!

Pick your own Strawberries!…read more As we rolled down 211 towards the Shenandoah region we couldn't help but see this sign and pull over to pick some fresh strawberries. The strawberries were very small, but you just can't beat $1.50/lb for fresh strawberries to munch on while you are on the road. They smelled so good and were very sweet. The patch was pretty big, however I think we were a bit late in the season to get the big ones. They also had some other country goodies in the store like homemade sauces and honey and other fresh produce. if we weren't in a hurry to get back on the road i could have easily stocked up on some local Virginia honey.

Had to write my review after because that area has no phone connection. The farm seems to be…read moredivided into two parts. The first part is the main store and their house is right behind it. When you arrive for picking you go in and sign your name and put down the make and tag of your car. After that the person at the front desk will give you milk jugs or a cardboard box to hold the fruit you picked. The price is per pound, for example blueberries are $3.99 a pound and black rasberries are $5.99 a pound. The availability of the different fruits/vegtables is dependant on the season so make sure you call ahead. Depending on what you decide to pick you will either be able to pick right outside of the store or you will need to go on the main road and take the first right where you will find the second part of the farm. There they have rows and rows of different fruits and vegtables for you to pick. Once you've picked your fill you head back to the store and pay. The store also offers a variety of homemade dressings, pre-picked vegtables and honey for sale. Very important to note: They only take cash or check, not card. The restrooms are also located in the back left of the store. Theres no mens and womens restrooms just one. Definitely bring hats as there is not shade when picking. Overall, its a fun way to spend time with friends and family. I would definitely recommend this place.

We headed to Simmons farm for the first time on a mid October Saturday for fall fest. At first…read moreglance, $18 per person to take the hayride over to the activities seems like a lot. After getting there, I feel the $18 was plenty worth if as I have never been to a pumpkin patch with so many activities! The giant slides were fun for kids and adults, so many photo op spots, and the layout of everything was what really sold this for me. It was PACKED - but never felt crowded. Back at the market (where you catch the hay ride) they had Roaming Bean coffee truck, Kona ice, mini donuts and so much more. A great afternoon for families, kids and adults! The free apple at the end of the hayride was a nice touch too!

The produce is good quality, and although it is priced a little higher than the grocery store, it…read moreis well worth it to have homegrown fresh vegetables and fruit.

03.27.26 Baked fish cod tray was a palate welcome~hot,…read morejuicy, and seasoned to perfection! The corn, peas, onion, cheese medley complemented the meal, as the coleslaw screamed: "More, please!" Thank you, Spring House. We will be back. Suggestion for the lemon cookies: more cake than icing would make this dessert more gratifying, and a perfect addition to an exceptional Spring House healthy dinner.

This is a great, unique spot. My wife, 3 year old son, and I recently stopped over Memorial Day…read moreand had a great time. They had live music, farm activities, and a lot of stuff for kids to see. There is a big slide area which my son loved. There is also a second slide behind the building where there is outdoor seating. It was a nice area that allowed parents to eat while the kids continued to play. We all split a bunch of the food options. We had the whole chicken, ribs, cabbage and noodles, Mac and cheese, and potato salad. Everything was delicious. You can tell it is all homemade. The ribs were my favorite. The meat was so tender, it fell off the bone. The bbq sauce was also delicious. The cabbage and noodles were also really good. Before leaving we got some of their ice cream. I had the chocolate peanut butter and it was amazing. It had so many peanut butter pieces and the chocolate flavor was perfect. We also took a gallon of their fresh chocolate milk to go, which did not last long at our house. Highly recommend stopping here, especially for those with kids.

Swope's Berries and Bees is a family-owned farm that grows black raspberries and blueberries, does…read morebeekeeping, and sells fruit spreads, honeys, and skincare products (e.g., body cream). According to their website, to produce one pound of honey, their bees fly to 2 million flowers and travel over 50,000 miles! Their honey is 100% raw, and it is available in flavors such as berry blossom, clover, and golden rod. They also sell creamed honeys in flavors such as cinnamon, elderberry, and turmeric. Customers may purchase Swope's products through their website, at dozens of local businesses, and at several farmers markets. Through the Market Wagon website, I purchased three fruit spreads (strawberry, black raspberry, and peach raspberry), a bottle of berry-blossom honey, a honey lip balm, and a raspberry-vanilla bar soap. I liked the flavors of the fruit spreads. The honey tasted very sweet and delicious. The lip balm tasted like honey, had a slightly gritty texture, and moisturized my lips. The bar soap smells very nice. Swope's website says that they offer pick-your-own berries on certain summer days.

I had the whipped honey and loved it Can't wait to get…read moremore, haven't had other thing but looking forward to