The weekend of September 12, 2026 found in abundance of pick your own cherry tomatoes, assorted…read morepeppers, and ground cherries, which I had never eaten before. It seemed logical to create a sauce worthy of dipping. Sautéed ground, cherries, tiny tomatoes, and an assortment of sweet and spicy peppers in really good extra-virgin olive oil. Added some herbs from the farm pick your own and gently sautéed until I had a nice reduction. We've used it warm over pasta as well as spooned over cheeseburgers. Delicious.

Great day with my fellow Yelp Friends picking right off the stalk - yellow tomatoes, red tomatoes,…read morecherry tomatoes and peppers. The farm manager was very friendly and the different vegetables were well organized. Great swag - tomato stickers, hairclips and be dazzle beads. We went to Vassar College (entrance rotary) mini downtown for a street fair. Fun times.

Always picked here for my mom's church strawberry festival. Lovely setting and farm family.read more

I went and picked blueberries this weekend at Secor farm and had a wonderful experience! The farm…read morewasn't crowded and the people who worked there were friendly and very helpful! They also had an awesome deal on their blueberries if you pick over 5 lbs which isn't too difficult to do as there trees are covered in fruit. These were some of the best blueberries I've ever had. They do have an outhouse toilet and an outdoor sink with soap of you need to use the restroom. There is no fee to park. And they also sell already picked fruit of you prefer not to pick your own.

We had such a lovely day in the orchard! It wasn't too crowded, and the weather was just perfect…read more Note, no dogs allowed in the orchard. There was plenty of parking on both sides of the road, and there were no tickets or admission charges--you just wandered around the orchard. You could buy a bag for picking apples and pears, and they had a huge variety of apples. There was also a field filled with pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. They have a store with pies, jams, and all things apple. Prices in the store are moderate, but the quality and freshness is tops. It's a fantastic place for families, and it's a wonderful way to kick off the fall season!

I've been here a few times. It's a fun couple of hours for a fall afternoon. There is apple…read morepicking, pumpkin picking and the food store. There are baked goods and lots of drag items in the store. Plenty of free parking in multiple lots.

The original BFM is wrapped into HVRFM (Hudson Valley Regional Farmers Mkt) north of the Village at…read more15 Mt Ebo So (near the PO). They have a core of vendors including vegetables, meat, baked goods, organic breads, prepared foods and Italian specialty items and more on rotation such as soaps, oils, gifts, wine and fresh baked pizza. The Market Shop offers organic coffee (and a free cup), maple syrup and more each week. Open most every Sunday 10-2 all year. Look for updates on FB and sign up for weekly emails. Make this Market your first stop for FRESH before heading to the big box

I was passing by and decided to stop. It's been on my list for a while…read more I love farmers markets. Very disappointing and unpleasant experience. I walked around a bit and went inside, there was a pickle vendor that offered me a sample. Out of no where, this woman approached in a very rude manner. "You can't be in here!!" I was stunned. She then said: she's keeping everyone safe. BTW, I was wearing a mask. I've been in business many years and would never treat a customer that way. Melissa(or Karen?) needs to get off her high horse and back to customer service school. I feel sorry for the vendors who lost my business. I won't ever go back. I will support other venues that have pleasant attitudes.

Farmers' markets are everywhere this time of year. A quick stop almost anywhere is sure proof that…read moresome are more interesting than others. "More interesting" is exactly what you'll find at the smallish North Salem Farmers' Market in Croton Falls. Open on the 2nd Saturday of each month through September, 9am to 2pm, this inaugural year features a smallish group of the tastiest the region has to offer, showcasing quality foods, organic produce, flowers, and handmade goods. The last market of the season will be on September 14th and it's worth a special trip. Set in one corner of the massive Croton Falls parking lot, there's plenty of parking plus easy accessibility via Metro North. This market may be physically smaller than many others, but the contents are huge. Small enough to visit every vendor, big enough to satisfy every taste.... This past Saturday, in addition to live music and a row of picnic tables, the vendors included Macha Thomas teas, locally grown fresh flowers from Wild Iris, lathed pots and bowls from Platform, French cured meats from Larchmont Charcuterie's Chef Daniel Teboul, unique hand pies and very tasty breads from Katonah mainstay LMNOP Bakery, the most colorful batch of mushrooms you've ever seen from Tivoli Mushroom, a stunning array of fresh fruit and veggies from Fino Farms and DG Farms plus many more. Whether you're new to farmers' markets or a seasoned pro, this one is worth a stop. It seems to have hit exactly the right balance between too much and too little. As the bear says, this one feels just right....

So happy I was able to visit before it closed, weather was on my side. Pricey- yes, but for the…read moreviews and atmosphere it was worth it. When you first arrive, you choose from a range of vases to pick your flowers in. They also have a drink menu to enjoy while you're there. Looking forward to next summer season and making another visit.

Staff is very sweet at the window. Vases start at $22 mason jars and go up the bigger the vase. I…read morebelieve it's $55 for a paint can size. Double check on their website. Place is beautiful and calm, with rows on rows of flowers. Scissors are provided as well. They have a selection of rose and draft can beers too. I recommend bring light snacks to prolong your stay and take your time picking the perfect flowers. I wouldn't recommend going on a super hot day. Limited shaded. Picnic tables available. Overall this would be a perfect date day or for me a perfect date day with my toddler.

Where do I even start?! I can't say enough great things about our experience hosting our sister's…read morebridal shower at Castle Hill Farm. It was perfect in every way! The weeping willows, the beautifully decorated spacious pavillion, the goats spending some time with us, and the hospitality of the Paproski family. Diana, Stephanie, and Dan could not be more accommodating and helpful! The bride-to-be was on cloud nine and loved Diana, who thoughtfully checked in during the shower. A perfect day and venue! Beautiful memories that we will have forever!

Castle Hill Farm is a farm that opened in Newtown, Connecticut in 1927. It was founded by the…read morePaproski Family who have owned it for four generations. Now a retired dairy farm, Castle Hill Farm was once the second largest supplier of dairy products in Fairfield County. In spite of the farm's retired status, the Paproski Family work hard to preserve their 100+ acres through continuing the production of hay and corn fields, growing Christmas trees and seasonal vegetables. In addition to their Farm Stand, Castle Hill Farm also has a petting zoo, hayrides, a Sunflower Stroll, a Corn Maze, a Pick-Your-Own Pumpkin Patch, and other various attractions at different times throughout the year. The farm is also available to book for events such as weddings and baby showers. My family and I recently visited Castle Hill Farm to see their Sunflower Stroll. First we stopped off in their farm stand which was filled with all sorts of fresh vegetables such as tomatoes, corn, peppers, squash, cucumbers, and even local honey. We decided to purchase some delicious looking Graffiti Eggplant as well as a handmade candle that had an intoxicating vanilla aroma. Afterwards we headed into the Sunflower Stroll. Our son had so much fun looking at all of the pretty flowers and pointing out all of the bees. Co-owner Stephanie Kearns told us about other things the farm will be offering in the coming months, including hayrides, the pumpkin patch, and other Fall Fun activities. Autumn is our favorite time of year so we'll definitely be back! Get out and see the Sunflower Stroll while you still can!

wonderful humane family farm...poultry, beef and pork are fantastic. Deb and family provide a great…read moreselection of trimmed and packaged cuts as available. i am fairly local but recommend Stuart's to those far and wide as its well worth the ride to the farm, you taste buds will thank you

Bought ground beef, NY strip and sausages…read more The flavor was good in both but i wouldn't buy NY or other expensive cuts again because it was so tough (grilled rare). Recommend roasts you can put in a slow cooker till tender or ground beef. The sausages are very good. Will never buy pork from any non-certified humanely raised farm. Need to be able to sleep at night.