Love this Amish market. Wonderful fresh produce, friendly people, amazing meats and poultry with…read moregreat prices. I'm so grateful they're so close by. Remember to bring cash, no cards accepted. Suport local organic farms!

This place has expanded quite a bit since my firs review. They now have freezers contains meat and…read morepoultry in many options. They have also increased the number of different produce they originally offered. check this place out if you want good produce and don't forget to try their homemade hand-pies on Saturdays.

What a cool place!! I could spend a or of money here. There are so many amazing things to choose…read morefrom. Met a friend for brunch. She had the beef stew and homemade biscuit. I opted for the breakfast wrap with guac. Yum!! Add to that, a hazelnut latte. Yup, I'm good. But just in case, let me grab some homemade sour dough; molasses and oatmeal raisin cookies; honey, and homemade candles to go. Perfect!

100% will be back. It's a working farm. You walk into smells from the kitchen. They were making…read moregranola and it was just so delightful. There was a variety of pastries, breads, bagels. The fridge was full of cheeses, meats, and other goodies. Eggs too. There was a menu I didn't realized of some awesome looking meals - I will have to come back. And they also did espresso beverages. Again I will have to be back to try more. The meats looked so good, as did the goodies around the shop. They also had some healthy pantry items.

One of my favorite farm stands ! Lots of local food , flowers and gifts ! Quality . Premium goods …read more In a beautiful area !

Been visiting for several years due to proximity to my home. They have a nice gift selection, but I…read moresimply find the owner and employees so patently rude it typically ruins my experience. A woke agenda sign on the wall of the shop today explained everything I needed to understand about the owner all these years. I just want to shop, not be shamed by an owner's political agenda. I'm sure she doesn't care about my business anyway, we know the biggest intolerance in the world is usually those preaching "tolerance." Won't be going back, but maybe this inspired some to go go go. Your money your choice, and that's the beauty of this maga nificent country!

It was and is wonderful. To support local farmers and great fresh food. So glad they are near.read more

I absolutely love this farmers' market! Tucked away down…read morePleasant Hill road which side note if you are a road biker you do not regard it as pleasant. Anyways, numerous vendors gather in the field owned my Crystal Farms to sell their veggies, fruits, meats, frozen meals, breads, mushrooms, seasonings, yogurts, pastries, flowers, and items handmade by a seamstress. While you meander among the tents you can listen to fiddlers or singers while sipping coffee from a local coffee truck. Just make sure to grab a scone or cookie to nibble on with it to complete the experience. There is also a flower garden across the street that you can walk over to admire.

So many blueberries. Wow! What a great time I had with my family picking blueberries. The…read moreblueberries are big and juicy. Perfect peak season right now. The trees were loaded with blueberries. Although my pictures don't do justice, they were full. It was easy to pick a full pint or quart just standing in one spot. After we picked our container full, which they supply the containers. We headed back to the store so we could make our purchases. They do have a lot of wonderful foods inside as well, some candies, and drinks, full homemade pies and maple syrup and so on. Something for everyone. Cashier was very nice. And helpful. It was laid back on a Sunday afternoon. Not a lot of people around. And we actually were the only ones in a whole section. The also do apple picking in the fall. And I bet that's super fun with hay rides and mazes and everything made of apples.

We had a great experience here. From the many many selections of apples, the farm animals, the…read morefood, the hard cider, the mini shop, it's all great. Lots of friendly staff here as well. We picked some apples which were not a bad price then proceeded to try an flight of their hard ciders. They had lots of interesting flavors and they were delicious. Afterwards we got some donuts and picked up some jars of various goods to take home. Everything here was great and we had a very pleasant experience. It was super busy but we expected that on a Saturday. If you're looking to pick some apples, drink some ciders, and have a great afternoon definitely check this place out. You won't be disappointed!

One of the nicest farmer's markets in Maine! Beautiful location overlooking the Great Salt Bay,…read morenatural history and nature center next door, and great local foods. Kid's corner to keep the tots entertained is a nice touch. Open Fridays from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm

Nice farm stand. Good-looking local vegetables and a refrigerator filled with local meats…read more I bought a dozen eggs and a fluffy and fresh loaf of wheat bread. When I got home, I made french toast with the fantastic bread and the farm eggs were solid and extra large. Nice! They also have a great selection of pumpkins, decorative gourds, and winter squash.

Best little place for genuinely good, fresh veggies, meats, etc. And great to grab a unique gift…read moretoo.

Amazing homemade goods. Love love the samples. One of my favorite vendors at the Wayne Farmers…read moreMarket.

From the owner: Homemade Pepper Jellies, 10-12 Varieties ranging from the "Original" to "Wicked" Hot. Something for…read moreeveryone!

I have purchased cider and cider donuts from this farm every summer at the farmers market, so I…read morethought I'd take a trip out to their actual farm. Right now, until June they are running their goody shack as a Self Serve situation until the full farm stand opens. Cash only! So bring plenty you'll need it. My favorite so far has been the blueberry turnovers and the Whoopie pies!

These folks are local here in Litchfield, they grow locally and have great produce. They always…read morehave some tasty treats as well! Did I mention they are Local!!!

We recently moved to the area and our lovely neighbor brought us one of their blueberry pies. For…read moreboth my partner and I, it was the greatest blueberry pie we've ever had. The crust was very homemade (didn't fit perfectly in the tin) and was the perfect amount of flaky. We think they use honey to sweeten the pie, it was so flavorful. The reason this isn't 5 stars is the prices. I checked out the farm later and it's $10 for a quart of strawberries, which are put in a brown paper bag because they save the quart containers. I had paid $7 at Beth's market in warren just a couple days earlier. Winterberry is wonderful, but it's not made for locals. The interior of their farm stand is magical, and not like any other I've seen, but again adds to it not being for everyday purchases.

We decided to finally stop in yesterday after driving by many times and seeing their signs…read moreadvertising pie. Upon entering, the young woman working asked us if we'd ever been there before. When we said no, she proceeded to tell us about the farm and it's history, in great detail (down to the owner homeschooling all her children and other details we didn't really need to know just to buy a pie). She explained that the farm was organic, which was good information to include, but she used the word "organic" enough times that if I got a flower for each, I could have walked away with one of their beautiful large bouquets. We definitely would have appreciated being asked if we wanted to learn all about the farm or not because some may be interested in standing there for 10 minutes before being allowed to proceed with looking around/shopping, but we were not. When we started to look around, we were first told about everything they were out of, before being told about what they did have, which I found odd. We bought a triple berry pie for $24. When we had it last night, and all 5 of us thought it was ok, but not great. The filling was tasty, but there wasn't much of it, so the pie was quite short and didn't come up near the top of the pie plate. The top crust had nice color, but was difficult enough to cut with a fork that the filling squished out and the bottom and top crusts touched before a bite could be broken off. The crust was dense and not at all flaky, with very little flavor. I generally don't comment on price because I typically feel it's a personal decision to decide whether or not something is worth it's price or not, but I know of other pies in the area that I could get for at least $5 less that are full-height, flavorful, and made with quality ingredients. Overall, if this is your type of place, great for you. Just not for me.