Best Corn Around:) Awesome soft serve Tilly's Twister with a chocolate vanilla mix and Oreo pieces…read moreblended in my go to on a hot summer day and it's quite simply the Bees Knees !!!:) Good Garden Center as well but it's kind of secret squirrel ish....

This is definitely not your average farm stand! They have an extensive and impressive selection of…read moremeats and cheeses as well as surprisingly large assortment of vegan and gluten free pastries. I was particularly impressed by their having almond macaroons. These are almost impossible to find (as in like it's been literally decades since I've seen these offered!). Coconut macaroons are palatable but almond macaroons were devised and cooked only rarely by bakeries in Vienna. This is definitely a worthwhile stop for anyone interested in finely prepared and presented delicacies. Hmmm, and they call it a farm stand?

The place is gorgeous inside complete with fresh vegetables, meat and an assortment of plants…read more Inside the main building, they have all the grocery items while in the greenhouses, they have the plants. One of the greenhouses was completely just mums. They really looked stunning. The prices were about triple for the groceries. Everything was perfect but so it should be at that price. Outside they had huge bins of the various varieties on apples. Just remember to bring your wallet.

service was nice even despite high crowds and grumpy holiday customers! the apples were amazing! we…read morecame here after extreme rudeness to my mother in law over at allandale farms (she's been loyal to them for over a decade!) we're happy to have landed at volante, a little further for her but worth it.

Best of the best!! This place is truly a Boston treasure. The owner is very kind, the produce is…read morevery adorable, the freshest of the freshest. Any time I come in, it's like a mini-vacation. The walls are painted in a fun a fresh manner, and the presentation is wonderful. There's always a lot to choose from and it gives that pleasant nostalgia of what simple businesses were like. You feel treat as a real person in the community instead of an ordinary customer. I love that.

Cute neighborhood shop. Lots of fruits and veggies at good prices. I just wish the berries were…read morelocally grown. But everything was ripe and tasty.

I recently visited Belkin Family Lookout Farm, and overall it was a pleasant experience ,…read moreespecially with a group of students. Here's a breakdown: What worked well / strengths The staff were extremely kind and helpful. The grounds and orchards were well maintained and offered enjoyable scenery and walking paths.The cider donuts are outstanding. There are plenty of activities in the orchards, which my students enjoyed. What could improve... The food offerings were not ideal. The quality felt closer to a school lunch standard, but with a price tag higher than expected. As for the cider itself, I'm not a huge fan of it generally, so I can't strongly endorse that part of the menu. Prices for picking or admission can feel steep even for a group rate. Belkin / Lookout Farm is a lovely destination with lots of charm, especially for seasonal visits and orchard-based activities. If you're going primarily for the cider or food, temper expectations. But if your goal is to have students enjoy the orchard, fall vibes, fresh donuts, and outdoor experience, it delivers well.

I used to come here all the time when I was little to my high school years every fall season to…read moreApple pick with my family. I haven't been back in a long time and went on a weekday and boy was it different since kids are back in school. It was relatively quiet but still happy they were open and no lines or crowds. You no longer pay by weight. You pay per person at $37/adult and they give you a tiny bag to fill up with apples, pears, peaches and other fruits they have. If you want to purchase another bag it is $15! Parking is complimentary and there is no train, we had to walk! Not sure if that is just because it is a weekday and not a weekend. We did get some Asian pears, peaches, nectarines and apples. At the end we bought Apple cider and donuts at the market.

This is one of your smaller grocery stores but it is very nice with a full service deli, a salad…read morebar, a hot food bar, various groceries, produce and they also have some baked goods for sale. You can order a deli sandwich to your liking and you can build your own salad at their bountiful salad bar. The salad bar is really nice and is more often than not my main reason for visiting the store. Here you can create your own unique salad with a good variety of salad makings including your basic lettuce, tomatoes and cucumbers plus potato salads, fruits and a great variety of other salad toppings, vegetables and dressings. They have a good hot food bar too with various meat dishes, chicken and so forth plus pasta dishes, potatoes, vegetables and more. You'll also find some nice treats in their bakery area such as muffins and cookies. Their deli carries Boar's Head deli meats which is a very good meat company and their cheeses are excellent as well. If you're looking to buy groceries here they do carry quite a few of the essentials. They have a good sized produce area here as well for your fruits and veggies. It is a busy store but the cashiers keep the lines going at a pretty good clip. The atmosphere is nice and it's always a clean store which makes for a pleasant shopping experience. When I am passing through the area I always make it a point to stop by and see what they have to offer.

Well, I ordered my steamed pastrami... This time I had to…read moreperform a biology dissection of the strings or fat removal like that frog in formaldehyde in junior high . This had enough fat to clog poor grandpa's arteries three times over . Sandwich, lemonade and 8 pieces fruit cost me a day's pay after taxes from my job at Popeyes ..$24 bucks ... holy Lambert's prices Batman ... 6 bucks for the fruit hit my body unnecessarily rough and hard. Sandwich pastrami here was usually was better with less fat or strings ? 13.99 for sandwich , 2.29 for lemonade My past experiences have been good and maybe this one was a mild assault.

Lovely experience Apple picking at Honey Pot Hill Orchards this last week…read more Service was great all around despite over an hour wait for the cider donuts (which were most definitely worth the wait). Apples were extremely tasty with great variety and plenty of ladders for picking. My only fret was that the signage at times was not the most clear. And the best part: the ambiance of it all. Perfect cool day in Mass with all the Fall colors and families having a great time... it was such a positive atmosphere. Would totally go again.

Most underwhelming experience I've had at an apple orchard. I came here on a weekend in early…read moreNovember because they were offering half-price apple picking. I got a small bag for $12.50 which was a great deal. I had no problem with parking. I got a good amount of apples, although I wish the signs for the types of apples were clearer. The main reason my rating isn't higher is due to the policing near the exit. I've been through security at concert venues that were less scrutinizing. When I was leaving, an employee was near the entrance was inspecting the wagon of a family with multiple bags. I didn't hear the entire conversation but I did hear the employee lecturing them about not overfilling the bags. The employee also said to not reuse the bags (something that could be prevented if they wrote the dates on the bags as other orchards do) and understandably the family said they wouldn't come back. Even though I wasn't the target of the apple police, it created an uncomfortable atmosphere. The best part of my visit was the cider donuts. The farm store was disappointingly small with mainly apples and cider available for purchase. Considering the plethora of options for apple picking in MA, I don't plan to return here.

Winter or summer - this is a wonderful place to shop for local food, crafts and artisan products…read more There's always something delicious (pies, cookies, fresh produce, fish caught that very morning and even locally sourced meats). I've purchased hand-made jewelry and handbags as well as CD's from home-town musicians. Speaking of musicians, there's always someone playing music, which entertains everyone. There are usually toddlers dancing to the tunes. My suggestion would be to offer more ready-to-eat meals. I would like to be able to grab that day's lunch and bring it home to serve.

I am SO happy about having a farmer's market downtown. During the warm months, the Natick Farmer's…read moreMarket takes place on Saturdays - which is perfect if you don't have time to go grocery shopping during the weekdays. There is a wonderful variety of items to purchase with a healthy balance of produce and local goods. You can find seasonal vegetables, fruit, honey, bread, pastries, meats, seafood and gourmet spreads. Occasionally there is a vendor with unique goods like jewelry and cutting boards. There's even a knife sharpening station! As for the prices, I feel that they are completely in line with what you would pay for locally-grown produce. You can't expect to find the same prices on tomatoes as you would at Super Stop n' Shop, simply because it takes more energy and resources to grow locally and without chemical trickery. I don't know about you, but I'd rather pay a few more cents for a homegrown, grown-in-the-sun tomato than an overgrown tomato that tastes like a water balloon. Pet owners, make sure you bring someone to watch your dog while you shop. Because this is a place that sells food, bringing your pet near the tents is not permitted. (I wish there was a doggy drop-off area to help with this!)

Great pre baked apple pies and a bag of juicing apples to go. Farmstand doing brisk pre-holiday…read morebusiness. Curious to try some of the other products as I have questions about growing our own apples. Alas, our children devoured the apple pie before Thanksgiving; leftover pies was delicious! Alex Dowse responded to my text inquiring about the slim possibility we might get a pecan pie on TKSGVG.

If you're looking for hayrides, cider, donuts, a petting zoo, or an 'experience' you might not love…read moreDowse. If you love old trees, good people, and delicious, no-frills picking then this is place for you. It's one of the only orchards I frequent these days; it's beautiful and easy. Wearing boots is a good idea as the poison ivy is often healthy! If you are an apple sauce and/or apple butter maker, their bulk bags are ideal (sold at the farm stand just a bit down the road).

I love Jane and Paul's because the berry bushes are so e loaded and accessible, the ambience is…read morepeaceful and quiet, and I could pick a lot of berries for discount price. I like to be able to put up fruit for the winter for the family and it's fun the kids and I can all do it together.

The blueberries are sweet and juicy .. a lot of choices and the owner are nice. We did it last year…read moreand I'm sure we're coming this year .

An amazing selection of cured meats. Vegetables looked very fresh (but I didn't buy any this time)…read more And we got the most delicious honey walnut cake. If I lived here I would go back easily.

Very nice, very clean Russian grocery store. I stopped in here with my friend the other day and we…read moreboth ended up leaving with over $100 of food that we can't find anywhere else for the most part, or it's super long ways away to find it.