This place is a cute weekend hangout spot. We went on a Sunday when there was a live band. A great…read morefall outdoor seating area. They had walk up stands for cider and beer. Loved the peanut butter beer!! There were food trucks there too. Easy to find with plenty of parking. I recommend! Warning: it's porta potties.

I've been a customer here for over 5 years. I spend thousands of dollars per month at this farm…read more The 36 duck eggs I ordered have been sitting in a HOT delivery truck for 5 days. They are 2 days late. Dutch Meadows refuses to refund me or send another package. I don't feel comfortable eating them since they could have gone bad. This is UNACCEPTABLE! Forcing a customer to eat eggs that have gone bad and risk getting food poisoning is BEYOND incomprehensible. In addition, they threatened to lock my account bc Janice says I was cussing at her. That is a lie. Stay away from this "FARM".

I loved everything especially the giant orange-yolk eggs, raw milk and dairy. Can't wait to order…read moreagain. I drove to the pick up spot because the home shipping was high in price. Now that I know they package and box and refrigerate each order with care and purpose, I would consider paying the shipping fee if I wasn't available at the designated pick-up time. After trying a few different places, Dutch Meadows is the best merchant I have found for farm fresh raw milk, eggs, and dairy products. I have tried a few different places.

Plant guy is very knowledgeable & has help me repot plants from last year he's a gem…read more Produce vendor has great stuff very friendly very knowledgeable

As farmers markets go I would consider Seaford's to be smaller than others in the Long Island area…read moreI have visited. That's not to say there was a lack of typical goods one would expect to encounter. Dropping $80.00 in just a few moments was all too easy as the raw goat cheese appropriatly named RAWSTRUCK by Coach Farms located Pine Plains, NY. Aged a mere 60 days, once the taste of the grass fed milk touched my palate, it was all I could do to now buy everything in sight. Arlotta Food Studio from California sold oils & vinegars that tasted superior to many I have purchased prior. Costing $25. & $20 each the phrase "you get what you pay for" certainly comes into play. Mums and other seasonal flowers are well priced, the pickles didn't really do for me however I found the Italian breads to be the diamond in the rough of all the vendors. Take all of these food and flower choices, combined with great live music, Searfod Farmers Market is a must visit.

I Loved this place so much!! They always had such a wide assortment of prepared food, as well as…read moregroceries--from the rare foreign and gourmand to the classic healthy and homey stuff!! I really enjoyed the coffee and the bakery goods. I was SHOCKED to pass by today, and find they are CLOSED!!! NOOOOOO!!! What a loss!!! Everything nearby is packaged and/or fast food--please tell me you are relocating in the area!!!!

The Meredith's bread Banana Nut is delicious warm. The hot apple cider is sweet and delicious…read moretoo. They usually have a varity of fruits and baked goods - not that many vegetables.

It's clear Valentino respects the integrity of their food. This is a real Italian market. The…read morecheese selection is impressive and the meats do not hold back their flavor. That ham they had out today was unapologetically spicy. It seems like a good resource for specific Italian sauces and other food products you may have been looking for since childhood. I can tell there is a lot of integrity from the owners with their product. Although when I went, some signs made me question the love from the employees. That could a difference maker.

Valentino's is great. I'm so happy they opened another location. We needed a top quality produce…read moreand deli store in Seaford. I shop there a couple times a week; their prices are excellent and so is the service. The girls in the front are always so sweet. I love the fresh fruit and veggies along with there imported cheeses and olives. I'm a valentino customer for life.

The Park Slope CSA is the second CSA I have been a member of in Brooklyn and I love it! It's…read moreconvenient to where I live, which helps, but it's also seems to be the most affordable CSA in the neighborhood (~$23 week for a veggie share). This CSA partners with Windflower Farm. They are a small, organic farm in upstate NY and offer veggie, fruit, flower, and egg shares plus lots of yummy add ons from Lewis Waite Farms. The season runs for 22 weeks, from mid-June to early November. You pick up your share on either Tuesday or Thursday evenings at the Garden of Union in Park Slope, which is right of the R train. If you can't make it one week you can rest easy knowing the extras have been donated to a soup kitchen. I've been a member for four seasons and have loved the wide selection of veggies. There's always a solid selection of greens, amazing tomatoes in the late summer, and delicious sweet corn. Our farmer also sends potted herbs in the beginning of the season, which is awesome! We've had a full share in the past, but find that it is a lot of veggies for two people so are trying a half share this year. We've also had fruit and flower shares which have been great too! But my favorite is the egg share. You just can't beat farm fresh eggs! If you live in Park Slope or nearby neighborhoods, I highly recommend joining the Park Slope CSA!

Awesome CSA. I…read moredecided to join a CSA because I wanted to eat better (I may or may not have recently dined on a packet of Ramen and Kimchi leftovers cause they were next to each other on the counter... but hey!) and expand my (very limited) cooking repertoire (see last statement). Plus, I was bored with my current healthy options. Enter Farmer Ted and the Park Slope CSA. I know there are several great CSAs in Brooklyn; I chose Park Slope CSA because of the incredibly convenient pick-up locations right of the R Train on Union Street (by Dinosaur BBQ but don't be tempted), the price (about $23 a week), and the flexibility (you have 3 hours to pick up your order on Tuesday or Thursdays or arrange for a friend/roommate to get it). I couldn't be happier with my decision. Last year I made about 90% of all my meals with food from the CSA and was delighted to fill my bag with varied veggies (broccoli, lettuce, tomatoes, butternut squash, cabbage, carrots...) and a bag of fruit ( apples, peaches, plums). There is a list of the CSA website for you to take a look. Yummmm.... so excited! I'm a bad cook but even I have been able to make new, flavorful, fun dishes with my snazzy produce, and I can't wait to try more. Plus, the CSA has weekly or bi weekly emails that include updates and recipes. Sold.

I have lived in the area pretty much my whole life and never made it to this adorable farmers…read moremarket. As I was passing by one day, I saw a sign advertising a Craft Beer and Arts Festival. I love both plus I love farms! I bought a ticket on their website and was excited to attend. The day of the event, was a glorious late September day for this outdoor gathering. It was a bit confusing to decipher how to enter and when I presented the ticket via cell phone to verify my purchase, the crew was confused. Luckily, I did print a confirmation as well and was quickly given my tickets for 2 craft beers of my choice from the many vendors. There were also tickets available to purchase for the petting zoo which I totally bought. The farm is pretty spacious and the cute little "country store" packs a lot for very reasonable prices. I walked around looking at the hardworking employees still tending to the crops amongst the festivities. They all said hello as I walked by. I got my craft brew and sipped it as I kinda explored the grounds. It is amazing that this place exists so close to home. Freshness right next door! Crossroads Farm has greenhouses, live chickens, and pretty much everything that is in season. Pumpkins and beautiful flowers. I loved the store. It was small but so many homemade, organic and different fruits and veggies you could imagine! I purchased an incredibly delicious, huge pretzel-rolly thing that I couldn't wait to devour. I also bought something called Ground Cherries which on the sign said a mix between cherries and tomatoes in this little husk skin thing. I didn't like the taste, but so happy I tried this cool thing I had never seen before! There was live music, food trucks, the petting zoo which I loved (spent a good portion of my time in there.) This place just had a great vibe. Bringing families out, friends just to have a local outdoor good time. I will not be a stranger to Crossroads. I think I found another new happy place!

I am sorry to write this - years ago I would come here frequently. The last two times this year,…read morein June and now in August, the fruit was all awful. The plums were bitter, and the peaches and pears were stone hard and had zero flavor. I actually spit out what I bit off (sorry - but being honest). I know they are organic, but why are they so bad? The other products sold are commercially sealed, like jams and honey, and they are more expensive than in the supermarket. I wish this place had good produce. I didn't buy any vegetables, only fruit. I even gave them a contribution as I admire the farm culture of this place, but the fruit is simply awful.

I purchased tomatoes to make jars Very disappointed with my purchase. The tomatoes were…read morerefrigerated, which they should never have been, as refrigeration changes their taste and texture. Many were overripe, damaged, and unusable for making sauce. To make matters worse, the customer service was horrible and my concerns were dismissed. I expected much better quality and service.

I use to shop there for fruits veggies and milk among other things. Since owner changed it's so…read moreexpensive ! And the quality sucks! No more for me! Bring the old Pats back!