This city kid is still learning a thing or two about the Island. We went to our family friend son's…read morebirthday party here. And if it wasn't for this party, I wouldn't have known this place existed. From what I understand it was $300 to rent the place for a few hours, a tractor ride for your guests and an animal feeding session. Bubs had a BLAST being that the farm is thing. My friend was able to bring her own food and she put out a great breakfast spread. Let me tell you, this was a great kids birthday party from the perspective of the parents and the children who LOVED every part of the farm and the party. You can also just go as a visitor during their operating hours. It's free to walk around, all you gotta do is sign in. Maybe one day I'll be a country gal...

What's not to love! It's free and you get to see a lot of animals. The turkeys may be the best …read more There was a goat trying to make noises that could have lead to a role in The Exorcist. Why leave it exclusively to children!

I went to the Magic Hour Market, which was held in a separate area at the farm. FYI, you do not…read moreneed to complete the waiver if you're not going to the farm/brewery. I hope that I am not bombarded with emails, since you are forced to supply an email address. The grounds are beautiful. You can walk among some hops. There were also two food trucks, and a bar. I wasn't hungry, but the menus did sound great! There was a live band that was pretty good, and plenty of seating. The admission charge was $5. The market ran from 5-9 pm. I signed up for a tarot card reading, but alas it was VERY popular. It was a 3-card reading for $25. Readings took about 10-15 minutes. Unfortunately, by the time that I wanted to leave (before it got dark), he was still on the first page. So I crossed out my name. There were some very fun tables, with jewelry, perfume, and crafts, also a bookstore and a tee shirt stand. The "metaphysical" bookstore was adorable, with a fun "Blind Date with a Book" selection. There were some oracle cards and a couple of decks of tarot cards. As someone who has been to many metaphysical bookstores, and owns a decent collection of books, I wouldn't say that this store qualifies. But it's fun, and the proprietor was wearing a witch hat. I think that it was appropriate for the venue. Not for serious searchers. I browsed all the booths. There was the usual selection of stone bead bracelets. These used to be $5-7, but are now $28. H'mmm. There were craft booths, and a chain bracelet/ankle bracelet/necklace that were finished as you sat. The chains (sterling, gold, or other) were very, very, very thin and quite expensive. The people running the booths were generally very friendly. There were a couple of exceptions. The perfume lady did not have prices posted, and ignored the woman next to me, who asked for the price three times before she and her daughter left without buying anything. They had picked out two fragrances each. The perfumes were beautifully packaged, but the two that I tried on sample paper seemed to lack the notes referenced on the cards. The tee shirt guy didn't greet anyone who walked in. This was my first "fall festival" experience. While the venue is beautiful, and the vendors varied, I found the available merchandise to be extremely overpriced IMO. Granted, tariffs, inflation, etc, but prices were very high for what was offered. There were also gorgeous candles and soaps. Beautiful, and would be very nice for gifts, but IMO quite expensive for what they were. Very nicely packaged, which definitely contributed to the cost. Maybe it's just me. I had a reseller license in CO, and plan to get one in NY to sell my jewelry. So I know what stones, packaging, etc, cost wholesale. To be fair, though, that was pre-tariff. Anyway, it was a pleasant hour. I'm sorry that I wasn't hungry, because the food truck offerings were probably delicious.

We came here for the tulip festival and had an amazing time!…read more Prices for the festival are steep ($25 PP on weekends) but we made the most of it. Rows and rows of tulips that are $1 each! If you were able to get the bulbs you could take those home too, which is a nice perk since they are perennials and will come back year after year. Plenty of parking. Tickets are cash or card. They have some goodies to also purchase on your way out. Petting farm for the kiddos (I mean I squealed when I saw the cute pigs too). Live music. Food trucks. The main nursery is open, as well. Lots of plants for sale when we went. And LI Farm Brewery is on premises!

Farm fresh vegetables! Worth the price to know where the produce came from and that it is literally…read morefresh picked! Their strawberries (in September Labor Day) were the sweetest berries we've had all summer. Fresh peaches were also great. Peach pie was terrific worth every cent. They also take credit cards now in addition to cash!

First off, I come here for the pies! I especially like the convenience of its location right off…read moreLIE (495) exit 69. This is a full blown local farm stand that happens to also serve up a variety of pies and hosts family-friendly events, which there is an admission fee for. On this day, there was a full-blown fall festival so parking did prove to be somewhat challenging and the farm stand was packed with people. But again, I'm here for the pies. I've been coming here for years. The price of their pies is comparable to others. For me personally, prices of local produce and other local products (e.g., honey, cheeses, fudge, and bread, fresh-cut flowers) are indeed pricey but no more than one would expect for a local small business farm on Long Island. While I came for the pie, I did leave with a little more. I was hungry and the smell of roasted corn got me. It did not disappoint even with the strange slab of butter given on the side when I said yes to it. I rubbed it on the hot corn and it worked just fine. The roasted corn was sweet and bursting with yumminess. Okay, back to the pie. They are constantly bringing out warm pies from the back as you choose. This time around I picked one that I've had before. It's Fruits of the Forest. It's different from the traditional ones. I highly recommend especially if you're looking for something different and delicious. For dessert at home, I warmed it up and added vanilla ice cream and whipped cream. On deck for the morning breakfast, the double crumb cake served with coffee. According to my hubby (a tough critic because he doesn't enjoy baked goods as much as I do), the cake enhanced our coffee flavor. In reading other reviews, there seems to be quite of few disappointed visitors. On this visit and my others in the past, I've had good experiences. It's worth at least a try especially if you like pie (like me)!

What scam artists, stopped in Sunday afternoon Aug 9th. Specifically asked the girl working there,…read morewere these tomatoes grown here? - Yes. Liars. Got home some had labels. Canada! Driver further to Briemere Farms. Total slime balls

We are back a little earlier this year! This time with my sister, the girls, and Bubs. This will be…read moreone of my forever favorite farms because you can have the kids play for free out by wooden tractors and trains. There is a store to purchase a bunch of pies and produce as well as stands where you can get some goodies like popcorn and cookies. The building all the way to the far right is accessible to the public and when you go in, it a spacious area with a bar. They are waiting on a liquor license so you can get your apple cider slushes and chill for a bit. Apples were available for picking but Bubs for tires by the time we walked over to U-pick. We will be back when the pumpkins are full grown for sure.

Super cute farm stand with their own tomatoes and other North Fork favorites. Chips, peaches,…read moreeggplant two varieties, green beans, super sunflowers and rows of local jams and sauces. The farm is behind the stand and a tractor was going and signs were up to not pick the smaller plant section. Must have pick your own going on some things. Saw a super tall young farmer like 6'7" hop out of his pick up to do something by the stand then zip back to the field. hahaha. Farmers are all so cool. Young ones even nicer to see. What's not to love about a real farm stand? Just before the busy strip West of Riverhead's busy shopping hub on 58. Nice friendly people all said hi.

Grape tomatoes were flavorless and dry. The apple pie was the worst I ever tasted. Not edible. I…read moreshared it with the family. We took one taste and threw the entire thing in the garbage. It was that bad. For the prices I expected everything to be top notch.

We had a great time at Fink's Country Farm! The property is huge, with so much to walk around and…read moresee. There are tons of activities for kids, including slides, games, animals, play areas, and plenty of space to run around. You could easily spend several hours here and still have things to do. I also really appreciated how pet-friendly the farm is. Dogs are allowed throughout most of the property, with the exception of the pet/animal area, which is completely understandable. Ticket prices were very reasonable considering how much there is to do and how large the farm is. Everything had a fun, laid-back country feel, and there were plenty of places to sit and take a break. Definitely a great fall activity for families, kids, and even those of us bringing our dogs along. We would absolutely come back!

This was an amazing farm! The kids had such much fun!!! We…read morewere very happy here. We spent almost 3 hours! Lots of game for kids (toddlers and tweens) Omg and the animals!!! Adorable!!! Definitely felt like i was in another state!! Haha!!! We came in on a Friday and the big slider was not open. The service the lady provided was amazing.

If you are reading this review instead of getting on the line to order you're already wasted too…read moremuch time. I didn't know what to expect when the suggestion came up to come here, or if I thought I could find anything to satisfy my ice cream fix from the looks of the old school store front. But I'm so glad I was 100% proven wrong, because this is a hidden gem and needs to stay that way to keep lines from forming. As soon as you walk in you could tell there were too many delicious choices to narrow down into an order including pralines and cream, banana nut crunch and bartman. And if something doesn't quite fit your fancy, you can choose to add toppings to your mix from the large variety of options. The line moves fast, and the friendly staff are super helpful and ready to answer questions. The menu also provides favorite concoctions and sundaes. The interior may seem small, but you don't need much room to get in, order, and get out quickly. The only problem is I only had two hands to hold my order as I wanted to try everything.

Don't be fooled by the outdated and small look - this is the most delicious ice cream you'll have…read moreon Long Island! Living close to this place is very dangerous, as we already went back twice in 1 week. From ice cream to pup cups to nostalgic candy, this is the perfect spot for someone with a sweet tooth. We tried the Mint Cookies & Cream (I usually never order mint) but it was perfectly flavored and not overly minted. Everything is homemade fresh - highly recommend!

I just joined the CSA this year and picked up my first share today! Everything looks so beautiful…read more Snacked on the turnips and radishes as dinner was being prepared. Delicious! I sautéd some spinach to go with dinner. For the first time EVER, my husband came back for seconds! He totally tasted the difference between your spinach and what I usually buy at the supermarket. So sweet! Can't wait to try my future shares!!

We have been members of golden earthworm organic farm CSA for over 10 years now. The vegetables are…read moreamazing. We look forward to the beginning of each season. They moved their farming operation to Vermont in 2023 and the 2024 CSA bounty was even more impressive. We love this CSA and the farmers!!

Early Girl farm is an organic farm stand, in conjunction with Red Bell Public gourmet food stand…read more I arrived too late to hit up the farm stand, but I gratefully got to shop the Red Bell public store. Win!! Gourmet cheeses, farm fresh eggs, uncured Vermont bacon, fresh bread and assorted baked goods as well as shelves full of gourmet condiments. Oh and Joe & Liza's Ice Cream priced lower ($6 per pint) than anywhere else you'll find it. Check it out!

Need a quick, fun fall family activity to do with the little ones? This is a great spot! I can't…read moretell you how many times I've passed this spot on one way to visiting family. Lots of activities and it doesn't cost anything to enter, but each activity does cost a few coin. Face painting was $10, I believe the "gold digging" demo was $6 (and there is a sign that suggests you do the other activities before getting your face painted as the paint might not last, which I appreciated). Food was available for purchase and I got a roasted corn that I was forced to split with the kid. The corn wasn't that sweet but still sufficed. I didn't get to look at the plants or any of the nursery items but I will def head back there when in the area when it's time to start planting.

Wonderful family business which i never knew was here…read more Easter florets, trees, bushes, allsorts of options to make your property look breathtaking The prices are comparable to local stores the difference is quality, selection, hardiness, awesome delivery/planting pricing. Fair in all aspects. So glad we found this hidden gem A must visit