Eight reviews?!? I'll toss my $.02 in here. This is the best, and I mean the BEST farm stand in the middle of the state. From early season, when one is looking for early fresh goodies and seedlings to the bitter end in November, these folks have load of AWESOME produce at a fair price. All of the seedling I've bought looked great, grew well and performed very well. They use good stock to grow what they do, and if you ever have a question about planting, sowing or care, they always share tips and growing info with you. If you haven't been here, and plant a garden, get thee to Dick's. their selection of flowers, vegetables and herbs is fantastic. Mid summer, they will have a load of produce coming in and it's worth a trip prior to hitting a grocery store so you can pick up all your veggies first. No grocer can offer fresher, more flavorful veggies than them. If you're on the fence, go there and you'll soon find yourself saying, "I love Dick's." -and after the obvious joke passes, you'll see that you actually DO love Dick's. It's a great place to shop veg. read more

The best prices amongst the Lunenburg greenhouses for plants, with a decent selection of vegetables, herbs and flowers. Staff are helpful and friendly. Could use more parking. read more

If you love beautiful fruits and veggies this is an amazing place. I only wish staff were nicer. I consistently leave there with beautiful crops but feel like I bother the staff. In particular there is a woman who was so crappy this morning and every time she is there. I try to give people the benefit of the doubt. I know they can have shitty things going on in their lives, but really, every time! This morning I got "You have to take the things out of your basket". OK, but you could say,please. So I pull the basket back to my side, take my 10 things out and then she picks them up to weigh them? Didn't save her any energy. Finally she says " Have a nice day" with so much attitude it makes you cringe. Find something you like to do lady. Might have to find somewhere else that has decent veggies. So 5 for beautiful produce, 0 for customer service. read more

Food is healthy, service is quick and they take EBT cards and HIP for vegetables. The Honey and eggs also available and the strawberries are red all the way through. read more

Time is winding down at Dick's for the 2014 season. They close on the day before Thanksgiving so stop by while you can. A wonderful reason to live in or visit Lunenburg! read more

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Fabulous produce, very reasonable prices and very nice folks. Great variety. Last week there were purple bell peppers, yellow + orange streaked peppers and yellow + green streaked peppers. Plus Cubanelle, poblano and too many hot peppers to name. Lots of different greens, many new to me. read more

Reviewing for the Farmers Market at Copley, farm is great and has fresh produce! Beware the tomatoes though, they are good but taste slightly like chlorine, not sure why! read more

I have no idea where Lunenberg is or even how you pronounce it, but I am giving Dick's 5 stars because I have a big bag of apples and a smile, even though I still have 3.5 hours left at work. While every other vendor at the Copley Square farmers market charges $3/pound for honeycrisp apples, Dick's has consistently sold them for $1.90. Today, I even purchased some Mutsu's the size of my head for $1/pound. The icing on the cake--while I was there, a man asked for many pounds of honeycrisp (because they're the best, obviously), and after he paid, the vendor (Mr. Dick?) said "here's another apple for free, because I can see that one of those has a mark." Free apple! It's the little things, people. Unless you're talking about those mutsu apples--in that case, it's the abnormally massive things. read more

What is it about Lunenburg? I don't even know where it is, but there seems to be something special about the dirt, or the air, or the water, cuz there sure is a lot of good growing going on out there. I love Dicks. They grow a huge selection of really high quality stuff, and they have a great additive to go along with it. They are always well stocked and smiling. Two qualities I find highly appealing in a farmer's market vendor. I get their stuff at Central Square, mostly, but they definitely get around. read more

I am saddened to write this review. I have been a faithful Dicks customer for almost two whole seasons (which is as long as I have lived in this area), buying bits and pieces at Central Square farmers market as well as copley, and doing a significant number of bulk orders for canning. The staff is always friendly, the produce always great quality for the price, all that good stuff. But then, yesterday happened. I ordered a bulk order that required a car to pickup. I had a bunch of car requiring errands "saved up" and specifically rented a car to pick up this produce. When I got to the market, they didn't have my produce. The staff, who was busy (it was early in the market) were not exactly apologetic and seemed more concerned with letting me know that the supply just wasn't there. The thing is I completely understand when the fields don't cooperate, but when I had placed my order I was asked to leave a phone number in case anything happened, and I never got a call. If the policy is going to be "you show up and if the fields haven't cooperated we might not have it" that should have been communicated a bit better. They did have the produce I wanted, but what I had ordered was "seconds" for canning, and all they had was firsts. So I called the main farmstand and chatted with them about getting a reasonable deal on the 'firsts' so I wasn't just left in flux. They seemed willing to do this and to their credit were very apologetic about not notifying me...but ultimately the owner of Dick's said no and wasn't willing to offer any sort of reasonable deal. Now again, I get it - this was something that's in high demand and low supply...but I wasn't given a chance to be understanding. All I needed was a call saying the produce wouldn't be available. Instead I got to waste hours of my day and was left in a situation where I wouldn't have a vehicle to use to pick up this produce in the future. The farmstand did actually call me later on offering boxes of second at their farmstand, and due to the fact that I only had the car one day, I did make the drive out there to pick them up, which took me 2.5 hours on the road. So sadly, I have to say that Dick's previously superior customer service is now seriously lacking. Really a shame. I really liked Dicks but I am very unhappy with how I was treated in this whole exchange so I'll do the only thing I really can - take my business elsewhere. read more

Generally I have enjoyed buying Dick's produce at the Belmont Farmers' Market. But not so last week. After other stands were out of peaches--they said, no peaches until July--Dick's had some beautiful ones labeled, "Our own fresh picked." Well, they weren't fresh picked; they were cold storage. Some had perhaps even frozen. They ended up in my compost. Sue read more

This farm comes to our Farmers Market. He has amazing stuff with great, fresh quality. I can't wait to go to his stand when he comes to town. His corn is sweet and fruit is so natural you can tell it is fresh grown. His service is great but the girl he has working with him, you have to add up your stuff first... she has a tendency to add a few bucks onto the bill if you know what i mean. It gets hectic at stands and that stuff happens. He gets an A+ for quality for sure. read more

One of my very favorite places to buy annual and perennial flowers. VERY reasonably priced. They also sell veggies you can't find at other local farm stands - love their Italian Roma beans!! I'm there at least once a week during the growing season, first to buy plants for my garden, then to buy their awesome veggies!! read more

As a local, I have the luxury of being able to stop at Dick's a few times a week for produce, fruit, flowers, etc. FARM FRESH isn't merely a tag line here, it is a description of everything sold at Dick's Market. Their prices are awesome, the variety is awesome and the quality is awesome. I'm always sad to see the doors close at the end of the season after I've done the pumpkin/corn husks purchase, but always eager to see the doors open again in the spring. It's great to support a local business and watch it thrive, especially one who deserves the accolades as much as Dick's! :) read more

This is a perfect example of a high quality small-town produce & flower store. There is a fair variety for fruits and vegetables. The quality is top-notch. The prices are fair....worth the price since it's so high quality. They supply to various restaurants in the Boston area too. Check it out if you are near Lunenburg. read more

This is such a great produce/garden stand. My tomatoes ended up suffering with the spring rain and I discovered I could get boxes of canning tomatoes from Dick's for a really great price and still have my winter salsa. Besides that, they have an excellent selection which I haven't seen at other stands. read more

The employees/people working there are rude! I initiated a "hello" with no response, except the continued scowl and reluctance to get out of the way for me make a selection. It went only from bad to worse from there. I will not be back. We're locals that have shopped there for many years and live just around the corner. I will go out of my way to avoid this place. The last few times I've been there it has been the same. I brought an out of town guest there, thinking she would drool over our fresh local options. Instead, she commented on the rudeness. I guess I'll check out Latti's just around the corner from Dick's or just go to Hannaford's. it's just not worth it. I wish I had just left my selection on the counter and walked out after being treated so rudely by the second employee (cashier). read more

farmer's market, dick's market garden stand, everything seems average for a farmers market, more expensive than the grocery store, hit or miss quality product (but if you choose well, the quality's a bit better), i'm about to make a purchase, they give me a PIN pad with no privacy barrier, i've shopped with them before, so i expect this is going to come up, i cover the PIN pad so it's more or less out of sight (but who knows whether there are, in the vicinity, thermal sensors, or infrared sensors, maybe even inaudible-to-the-human-ear sonar or some other newfangled sensors of whose existence and workings i might be unaware) i barely finished using the PIN pad when the cashier snatched the PIN pad out of my hand, which i thought was rude, which caused me to not want to do business with them at least for that day (who knows, it could have been just one bad employee, it's the first time a major issue has come up). i tell them to cancel the transaction, but they demanded i give them my payment card, i refuse to let them take my payment card, who knows what they might do with it, they might not give it back, not something i'm risking, it doesn't matter whether it's just that employee or the business who's bad, they refused to cancel my transaction, they didn't give me a receipt, they might know my PIN, the other employees were not helpful, AND (!!) they took what i was going to buy away behind the counter. putting it bluntly, they took my payment and didn't give me the goods. read more