Well....there's no sign outside. It seems to be a wine bar and flower market, plus a burger truck…read moreor something. Very confusing. GPS got me there, and I walked into a space with tables on one side, and a very, very limited selection of produce. They did have giant tomatoes, sweet potatoes, and onions. So I bought some. I didn't look at the wine, as it was all far away on a wall, and not accessible. There are some jars of preserves. Tempting, but $11. Bit expensive. They also sell baked goods, mostly cookies and pies. Nothing was marked as "gluten-free," so I had to pass. Luckily, as fall is coming and I need to fit in my clothes. There are also some cute gift shop items, like mugs and shopping totes. And a small selection of pastas. They looked REALLY good, but definitely made from wheat. Sigh. There's gelato, which looked delicious, but alas I have some at home. I would have liked a larger selection of vegetables--I wanted lettuce, specifically--but a lovely young woman behind the counter explained that they had different things at different times, depending on supply. I forgot to ask about the wine, but perhaps I'll come back with a friend. Hopefully it's a local vineyard. This isn't my idea of a "farm stand," exactly, but it's a nice place. There is a large sign saying "La Corte" INSIDE the store. Not particularly helpful, lol, but at least I eventually figured out that I was in the right place.

I have been buying pies here for over 20 years. Always stop on my way to our family's vacation home…read moreand buy 2-3 pies. I hate to write this review, but I'm so disappointed. The pie is no longer the same. The crust is not flaky, fresh and flavorful The filling is not fresh. I look forward to this pie every year and am so sad after taking the first bite.

Far from being green. One fruit and vegetable vendor. Cake, breads, honey and mostly arts and…read morecrafts as well as commercial vendors make up the rest. Need more farmers, more fresh produce.

It's mid-June 2009 and no sign of the Patchogue Green Market. I don't know what gives. Also, the…read morepickle guy bailed on this scene and wasn't here last year, though he still gets around. From what I hear he's out in the Sag Harbor or Islip markets nowadays. Check out J. Kings instead http://www.yelp.com/biz/j-kings-local-farmers-market-holtsville.

Such a wonderful weekly market. Selling everything from amazing sweets to freshly made Neapolitan…read morestyle pizza to even fresh made pasta! Of course the market essentials like fresh locally grown fruits & veggies are available for purchase as well. Located at The Islip Grange in Sayville. Plenty of free parking available. Stands that stick out to me- 1. Hester & Pearl: they have amazing sweets!!! 2. Pickle Packin Papa: selling delicious pickled goodies. 3. Until The Dough Runs Out: cooking up amazing Neapolitan Pizza's Come on down to Sayville and check it out Every Saturday 9am-2pm

Great local farmers market! Everything you need each Sat 9am-2pm. Fresh local produce and vendors…read morefrom Long Island.

It's a wonderful place, but unfortunately, we bought a melon and it turned out to be rotten on the…read moreinside--$10 down the drain. The flowers are beautiful; here are a few photos. We live in New York, so it's too far to drive back there to exchange the item.

People are very helpful and friendly. The produce is Devine. My only issue is how many plants my…read moreeldest will pick

Fantastic Farm fresh veggies. Beautiful flowers. Fresh Mozzarella, Pies and Breads. Great service.read more

The most fresh, gorgeous bouquets. You won't find better products on the East End. Extremely…read morehelpful and friendly staff.

Early Girl farm is an organic farm stand, in conjunction with Red Bell Public gourmet food stand…read more I arrived too late to hit up the farm stand, but I gratefully got to shop the Red Bell public store. Win!! Gourmet cheeses, farm fresh eggs, uncured Vermont bacon, fresh bread and assorted baked goods as well as shelves full of gourmet condiments. Oh and Joe & Liza's Ice Cream priced lower ($6 per pint) than anywhere else you'll find it. Check it out!

Anne Marie is an expert in her vegetables! I had bought beets and thought I'd rip off the greens…read moreto make it easier to walk home. She convinced me to keep them, told me how to cook them and that they were more nutrient dense than cook spinach. Her beefsteak tomatoes and carrots are as sweet as dessert. There is fresh sour dough bread and pies. On Saturday she invites other vendors to sell the wares.

Love Ann Marie's, an institution in the area for a long time. They have wonderful organic & local…read moreproduce, all good quality, at very reasonable prices. Wonderful eggs, which did not go up in price when all the rest of them did! I can never get to the farmers' market, but I'm glad I can always go to Ann Marie's!!

This farm is absolutely gorgeous. All the fruit is organic…read more They serve pizzas made straight from a pizza oven, perfect lemonade, elote & churros, roasted corn. There was a variety of assorted vegetables and fruits. U-pick berries, 10$ a qt. Gold raspberries, blackberries, raspberries. I think I missed blueberry season. The employees were truly one of the best parts however, as everyone was super friendly and helpful. Prices were very reasonable, and, it was a great time to be had. Would 100% recommend, this is the one of those farms we all truly need to frequent & support on Long Island

My family had such an outstanding experience at Thera Farms. First, parking was easy and the…read moregrounds were neat, and clear what was where. There were you pick berries, seating areas with shade, a cafe with a Farmstand and a playground for young kids. The vibe was a toddler mom's dream to come here and not need to go all the way out east. The staff were so incredibly nice and friendly. The you pick area was perfect because it wasn't miles long but plenty to choose from. There was a washing station to wash and eat your fruit. I also highly recommend their lemonades. This is now my go to spot for you pick and a nice farm experience.

Went to the outdoor farmer's market off Broadway in Rocky Point for the first time today…read more There were about 10 vendors, including a local, organic farm (the reason I went). There was a constant flow of customers too, which was nice to see. Overall, if you live in the Rocky Point area, it's worth it to stop by on a Sunday morning. Fruits, veggies, beer, breads, essential oils, natural meats, dips & spices, etc... We should all attempt to purchase items from local farms & companies. It's good for everybody (except big business). Yeah!

We caught this farmer's market by chance one day this summer while driving past. It's individual…read morefarm stands so you get to pick what you want and then pay at the end. We bought cucumbers and they were really different. Nothing like a store bought cucumber. More fleshy and less watery. So good.

Just got some tomatoes, zucchini, cucumbers and honey from here and the difference in flavor is…read moreamazing! Mike is a great guy and really knows his stuff. I am happy there is a seasonal organic farm so close on the south shore. If you want to eat seasonal and organic this is a must go to spot.

Wow what a great find right here in the heart of East Islip! I stopped in for the first time today…read moreand was greeted warmly by the gentleman at the counter, who was very helpful to me. It has a warm cozy vibe inside and a great assortment of organic produce and products. I'm a huge meat lover so the selection of meat is right in my wheelhouse! I had the farm fresh eggs for breakfast today and they were delicious. Can't wait to try my Berkshire pork chops! It's a great find for me, I will be back soon!