I expected fresh organic fruit, but the place was more of a cafe style setup. Nice looking…read moreestablishment. I didn't eat, I had a lemonade that was out of this world

Fantastic variety of vendors and a wonderful crowd. I love visiting this market! Everyone is…read morefriendly and helpful. You can find something for everyone. Their is a great community feel and everyone is very personable.

Highly recommend this awesome farmers market. I went there aft visiting the really busy market in…read morePleasantville. First, this market has lots of free parking. It was in a beautiful scenic spot. You can watch trains go by some pretty hills. Even when the market was almost closed there was a great peaceful vibe here. The vendors were really friendly. There was fresh pizza and people sitting outside and enjoying their lunch. You a enjoy talking to the farmers. I really enjoyed the Fairy Juice Bar. This market stands out because there were stalls to collect for charities. Lots of community service. Wonderful

Totally a-ok, but not as nice as John Jay. There are plenty of vendors, which is great, but the…read morespace is so congested -- which is funny because parking is plentiful -- and so it's hard to navigate through the tents. It made going through with a dog super stressful. I will say that it smelled like butter and bread, which is reason enough to stroll through. I saw many people with iced coffees, and couldn't seem to figure out where the heck they were picking them up, at which point I gave up and drove to John Jay Homestead.

Muscoot Farm is a great place to go if you need your daily fix of cute animals. I saw goats, sheep,…read morechickens, a pig, cows, turkeys, and other cute animals. We weren't able to see any chicks or baby turkeys but we did see baby cows and some cute lambs. Muscoot Farm isn't a petting zoo, but the animals do come up to you sometimes if you're quiet and respectful. I was surprised that I didn't see any of their horses and that they didn't have any male turkeys, but we got to see some of the feeding time, and I even got the chance to learn a little about how the Farm used to be run. The farm doesn't require payment, but they do take donations so please donate when you come so that they can continue feeding and caring for the animals and the land, and so they can continue to pay their employees. This farm is a great place, and I hope that anyone who reads this review comes to visit.

This is such a beautiful, well-kept farm with so many things to see and do! They have a market…read morefeaturing multiple local vendors selling everything from candles, soaps, meats, spices, and so much more. I ended up picking up so many great things! The farm itself has a variety of animals and is set up as a nice, self-guided tour, so you can explore at your own pace. They also have a trail you can walk, which was a really nice addition. The bathrooms were fairly clean, and there's also a concession stand with a variety of food options, including hot dogs, burgers, onion rings, fries, and wraps. I got a cheeseburger, and I'd honestly give it a 10/10! Overall, this is such a great place to spend the day, especially if you're looking for something fun, relaxing, and family-friendly. Definitely worth a visit!

Lovely 120 acre farm in Cortlandt Manor of Westchester County -…read moreThey have a Food truck, Market and picnic tables on the premises. We enjoyed seeing the goats in the meadow. They sell plenty of grass fed pasteurized meats: Beef, pork, lamb, goose, duck, rabbit, turkey and chicken. Also sausages, eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers. We brought home a few things to prepare for the weekend. Open Daily 8AM to 6PM Thank you! *no dogs allowed*

Love this place! The meat is always fresh and the staff is friendly and helpful. Best meats for the…read moreholidays!

A friend and I made a trip to upstate NYC, which could hardly be complete without apple cider…read moredonuts and cider in the autumn! We went to Thompson's Cider Mill last November given a high recommendation. They sold a variety of local goods, e.g. fresh apples, cider, baked goods, and hard cider tastings among other products. We washed down the fresh apple cider donuts with cold cider, and the moment was heavenly! The cider was refreshing without being overly sweet or acidic. The donuts were a perfect, slightly dense, but super moist cake that seemed to both crumble and melt in your mouth. We opted for the sugar dusted donuts, which were also not overly sweet, but had a nice textural contrast to the donut body. The donuts are also rather filling! The staff was friendly, and they gave us the impression of a well knit work family. We purchased a quart of cider, a dozen donuts, and quite a lot of apples from their variety for approximately $32, which we felt was overall a good deal. I believe the farm grounds go deeper and is open to the public (with activities for kids), but we could not explore further because we were already running late having had to make a detour because the address listed on Google was different from where the market was set up. During autumn, they open shop at a different main address to allow for more parking, and the entrance addresses may be inconsistent. We would definitely want to come back for second helpings next autumn!

Thompson's Cider Mill will reopen on October 19th They sell fresh apples and cider, local raw honey…read moreand a collection of their in house hard ciders that are exceptional. An artisanal blend of crisp natural flavor, burst of apple, semi-dry without the synthetic taste that store purchased cider have. Open weekends, we will return for the fall harvest next year. Keep in mind they taste hard cider, apple picking is not offered. It is similar to a wine tasting atmosphere, so I would not bring kids.

It's a fabulous market!!! I travel from Somers to get here each week and it's worth it!!!read more

Dogs not allowed. First farmers market to have this restriction in place. So many dogs with their…read moreowners sitting it out after being asked to vacate. Nothing at this farmers market was different from others regarding their stands and food being sold.

Yorktown Heights local farm dating back to the 1800s, spanning 187 acres, with abundant farm…read moreproduce and wonderful butterflies in the garden enjoying the perennials of Yarrow and Asclepia Tuberosa (orange milkwood) flora that they enjoy. The land was originally home to the Wappinger and Munsee Wanape people for many centuries before the European settlers arrived in 1609. Open Daily: 10AM to 4PM *No Dogs Allowed* Thank you!

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We absolutely loved this farmers market at Patriot Park in Tarrytown…read moreThey had some delicious food as well as fresh baked goods and produce like you wouldn't believe . I absolutely love the friendly community and warm that everyone brings to this farmers market. Live music, lots of dog treats and a little bit of history in this park dating back hundreds of years ago. Very intriguing. " if you wanna know the history, you'll have to Google it!"

Since moving here, people talked a lot about the farmer's market here in town. Now I get it. This…read moreis one of the better farmer markets I've seen, and I've seen an inane number of them. Most of the path around patriot's park covered with vendors on both sides. This includes veggies, bread, meat, cheese and everything in between. In addition, there are prepared food vendors that offer stuff to eat there, as well as an interesting assortment of other vendors including mushrooms, teas, coffees, beer, liquor and more. Plenty to see--including showy things like paella making, gots and pizza making occasionally--and it's really just nice to walk around. It's also adjacent to the library, a kids playground (why gets mobbed), and is a short walk from Beekman St. Parking can be a challenge if arriving late however there's typically enough unless it's a crazy weekend (ie: around Halloween). Definitely worth a trip at least once in awhile if you're nearby.

Country styled produce market. Carrying fresh fruit, vegetables. Dairy, a variety of pasta from 2…read moreor 3. Brooklyn pasta shops. Some fresh mozzarella a bit packaged/ firm. The standout here was own their juice machine and fresh bottled orange juice in a few different sizes. Went for the quart. Definitely should have gotten two of the half gallons. Super fresh perfect OJ.

I was in the area and decided to stop in when I saw the massive assortment of mums available in a…read morevariety of colors. I ended up purchasing two and they were just so vibrant and healthy. When I went inside, there was a cute little store with fruits and veggies that looked super fresh and delicious. They also had a section of gluten free treats so of course, I had to pick up some. I bought some gluten free old fashioned donuts and they were just amazing. I ate them way too quickly. They were a little expensive but I wanted to try them I was surprised when I went up to the register and found out that the mums I decided to purchase were buy one, get one free. They were already a great price. We ended up also purchasing a few different types of produce because I couldn't resist how gorgeous everything looked. I'm going to stop in again the next time I'm in the area!

Deciccos has good quality food & I understand quality comes at a price. They have a nice bakery…read moredept, great seafood & really good meat department. What I do have an issue with, is constantly being charged double for items. it happens so much that if it's under a certain amount I won't bother going back for a refund. Tonight I was charged double for 2 items. Also, why do their cashiers always ask "would you like your receipt"? Yes, I would , you have a bad track record!

I was lazy enough to buy a container of cut cantaloupe instead of looking for one and cutting it…read moremyself. I paid $10 for a container of rock hard, totally unripened, tasteless fruit. Either the people who make up these containers don't know how to tell if a cantaloupe is ripe or they don't check because they don't care. I'll never fall for that again. I like aspects of this store. There is a hot food bar with a usually great selection of dishes. But never choose the shrimp. It's totally over cooked, hard and rubbery. They have products not found in the larger supermarkets, but you will pay an arm and a leg. The prices throughout the store are very high. They charge what they do because they can. It's an upscale area and people have money to spend. I have gotten into the habit of sometimes stopping there on my way home from an appointment in White Plains and buying a few things. It's an expensive habit. But I would never consider it a place to purchase groceries on a regular basis.