Kerber's Farm in Huntington is one of those rare places that instantly makes you feel grounded,…read morecalm, and genuinely happy to be there. From the moment you arrive, you can tell this is not just a farm stand -- it's a Long Island institution with heart, history, and soul. The atmosphere is peaceful and inviting, especially compared to the rush of everyday life. Whether you come on a quiet weekday or a busy weekend, there's something comforting about walking through the grounds, seeing families, kids, couples, and longtime locals all enjoying the space. It feels wholesome in the best possible way. The produce and baked goods are where Kerber's truly shines. Everything feels fresh, thoughtfully sourced, and seasonal. Their fruits and vegetables are vibrant and full of flavor, and the baked goods smell incredible the moment you walk inside. The pies are legendary for a reason -- flaky crusts, generous fillings, and that homemade taste that's hard to find these days. Apple pie, crumb pie, pumpkin pie -- you really can't go wrong. Their donuts and breads are also standouts, perfect with a cup of coffee. Speaking of food, the prepared items and snacks are another highlight. Whether it's sandwiches, cider, or small treats, everything feels made with care rather than mass-produced. It's the kind of place where you end up buying more than you planned because everything looks (and tastes) so good. What makes Kerber's Farm especially special is the experience, not just the products. Kids love seeing the animals, parents appreciate the open space, and everyone seems to slow down just a little while they're there. It's a wonderful spot for a family outing, a relaxed afternoon stop, or even just a quick visit that turns into a longer stay because you don't want to leave. The staff has always been friendly and helpful in my experience. Even when it's busy, they remain patient and welcoming, which adds to the overall charm of the place. You can tell people take pride in working there. Kerber's Farm isn't trying to be flashy or overly modern -- and that's exactly why it works. It's authentic, comforting, and deeply rooted in the community. Whether you're coming for fresh produce, famous pies, or just a peaceful break from the day, Kerber's delivers every single time. If you're on Long Island and haven't been yet, this place is absolutely worth the visit. And if you have been before, you already know -- Kerber's Farm is the kind of place you keep coming back to. Kerber's Farm in Huntington is one of those rare places that instantly makes you feel grounded, calm, and genuinely happy to be there. From the moment you arrive, you can tell this is not just a farm stand -- it's a Long Island institution with heart, history, and soul. The atmosphere is peaceful and inviting, especially compared to the rush of everyday life. Whether you come on a quiet weekday or a busy weekend, there's something comforting about walking through the grounds, seeing families, kids, couples, and longtime locals all enjoying the space. It feels wholesome in the best possible way. The produce and baked goods are where Kerber's truly shines. Everything feels fresh, thoughtfully sourced, and seasonal. Their fruits and vegetables are vibrant and full of flavor, and the baked goods smell incredible the moment you walk inside. The pies are legendary for a reason -- flaky crusts, generous fillings, and that homemade taste that's hard to find these days. Apple pie, crumb pie, pumpkin pie -- you really can't go wrong. Their donuts and breads are also standouts, perfect with a cup of coffee. Speaking of food, the prepared items and snacks are another highlight. Whether it's sandwiches, cider, or small treats, everything feels made with care rather than mass-produced. It's the kind of place where you end up buying more than you planned because everything looks (and tastes) so good. What makes Kerber's Farm especially special is the experience, not just the products. Kids love seeing the animals, parents appreciate the open space, and everyone seems to slow down just a little while they're there. It's a wonderful spot for a family outing, a relaxed afternoon stop, or even just a quick visit that turns into a longer stay because you don't want to leave. The staff has always been friendly and helpful in my experience. Even when it's busy, they remain patient and welcoming, which adds to the overall charm of the place. You can tell people take pride in working there. Kerber's Farm isn't trying to be flashy or overly modern -- and that's exactly why it works. It's authentic, comforting, and deeply rooted in the community. Whether you're coming for fresh produce, famous pies, or just a peaceful break from the day, Kerber's delivers every single time. If you're on Long Island and haven't been yet, this place is absolutely worth the visit. And if you have been before, you already know -- Kerber's Farm is the kind of place you keep coming back to.

I was on my way to Huntington and decided to stop here for some breakfast and pastries. It was a…read moreFriday morning and wasn't very busy. While I don't always expect an overly cheerful greeting, the service was very plain and lacked a smile. Even when I mentioned it was my first time, the staff seemed indifferent. I ordered an egg and cheddar cheese biscuit and a small coffee with sugar-free French vanilla and almond milk, which came to $15. I also picked up two mini pies for $14. The breakfast sandwich was okay, but for the price, I expected more cheese and a bit more flavor. However, the mini pastries were absolutely delicious! I would 100% come back just for those. The store itself was very clean. Iba de camino a Huntington y decidí pasar por aquí para comprar desayuno y repostería. Era un viernes por la mañana y no estaba muy lleno. Aunque no siempre espero un saludo súper alegre, el servicio fue muy simple y sin una sonrisa. Incluso cuando mencioné que era mi primera vez, el personal se mostró indiferente. Pedí un 'biscuit' de huevo y queso cheddar y un café pequeño con vainilla francesa sin azúcar y leche de almendras; el total fue de $15. También compré dos mini pays por $14. El sándwich de desayuno estaba bien, pero por ese precio, esperaba más queso y un poco más de sabor. Sin embargo, ¡los mini panes dulces estaban absolutamente deliciosos! Volvería al 100% solo por ellos. El local estaba muy limpio.

I've been going here for at least decade. There are so many wonderful things that you can only find…read morehere. Their mini chicken tacos are amazing. "Those Chips" are always loved by guests. Their cheese selection is top notch. Their meat selection is great. And I can go on and on. Personal favorites are the chicken meatballs which I put in the smoker. The spinach quiche is fantastic. The sushi I have had and enjoyed every time. The staff has always been amazing. Yes, the prices are high but look where you are shopping. I feel the quality reflects the price. A Huntington staple and a place I go weekly.

Good prices! Good selection. Wish they had more organic produce. Will still pop in occasionally-…read morethey have really good sushi! The shrimp and mango is a bit pricey for grocery store sushi but it's really good.

Super Cute Little Farmer's Market! this is a very cute…read morefarmers market for families and fun dates. it has abt 15-20 stalls selling a range of goods from coffee to aprons. it's open on sunday mornings. my favorite stall - empanadas ! at $6 each the price was a little high but the empanadas more than made up for it. the sweet chili chicken empanada was amazing, and i'm definitely going back just for that. the vendors were very friendly and informative on their products. stalls: coffee, handmade clothes, cheese, bread, cbd soaps, pickles, bbq, local farms with veggies and fruits, wines, honey, and organic dog treats. my only wish is that more local businesses get involved and that the farmers market gets bigger/has more attractions.

Huntington farmers market which was hot and humid and lackluster and pathetic!! Why did they change…read moreit to Saturday when the Northport FM is 10 times better?? The highlight was meeting a cute sheepdog poodle puppy. The rest of it was just average including someone who had a booth with waffles for six dollars. $6 dollar waffle, is she kidding? Pix attached

A very unpleasant experience. Haven't been to the Huntington location in years. At my recent…read morevisit the store is going down the toilet . I get the impression their lease is ending and they have no intention of renewing the lease. Way over due for updating & renovations, dirty, no management, food that has been sitting around forever and near its expiration dates. Products that have been sitting on the shelves for so long they are greasy and dusty. I truly think they are still open for business so they can take advantage of all the old folks that live in the apartment complex nearby that don't drive. I predict their doors will be closing soon.

I like coming here despite the higher prices. Big sign over the deli department states their…read morecommitment to not using junky ingredients in their foods. Bottom end of that same department has sushi with an assortment of crap in it.

Went in to check out the cooked section because we didn't feel like cooking. We got a couple of…read morethings to try. Stuffed flounder, eh, not great, empanadas were also eh and there was a fried grilled cheese that was good, not great. Next time I'll purchase something to cook on my own. The store was very clean and there were a ton of things to pick from. The staff were very nice.

Love stopping into this wonderful spot to by fresh seafood, cooked food and other gourmet treats…read more Great spot to pick up items for beach or picnic at park. Staff is friendly and establishment is very clean. Breakfast sandwich always yum. Coffee is great! Live that the crushed olive is there as well..

+I haven't ordered anything yet but it looks awesome! The inside looks extraordinary everything…read morelooks homemade And I saw the Spanish ham My eyes lit up.

Incredible butcher. Very expensive…read more If having them cut you a porterhouse, specify large filet.

Egglands Best eggs 6.79 18 count hurry that's their regular price…read more Well let me tell you. The people makes the business the people makes the business. I've been meeting managers staff butchers at ShopRite and they're all outstanding. Very helpful finding stuff and if they don't have it I asked one of the managers Ryan two days later it was on the shelf . Anthony the other manager unfortunately is in Commack really really nice people he got me something about a week later on the shelf. The butchers Angel and Loui. Phenomenal. I glanced in the window and I saw Angel cutting a piece of meat I'm telling you it was look like he was dancing like the salsa.. slicing that cut of beef you could tell he was a real pro he is. the way he was cutting that meat I wish I had video the window in the butcher shop. Have I got his name I went to a yard sale and this girl was telling me about this guy Angel she left another butcher shop just to come to him. Good job Angel you're giving yourself a reputation!. Your soups as you walk in the door are not bad a little too much salt. Prices are reasonable. My phone broke so I can't upload any pictures except for the ones I just had taken.

This was my first trip to this location and I was wowed at the cleanliness and the friendliness of…read morethose that worked there. While I didn't find the prices much different than the local competitor, I was impressed with the layout of the store as well as the well organized shelves. Newer lightweight shopping carts were nice and quiet. When I approached the line to pay- there were two registers open- the manager saw that the lines were four people deep and called to have another one opened. I really appreciate that level of customer service.

This is a very cute indoor farmers market in Huntington. I wish they would stay open until the…read moreoutside farmers market opens in May!! What are they thinking?? We found lots of cool things like pickles and fish dip!!

What's not to love by supporting you local growers by shopping with them? We've become lovers of…read morethe farm market system in Long Island. Whether it's in the winter or summer, we love to buy produce from our neighbors and always leave feeling that we got a value for our buck. Personal favorites for me are the vendors that have new and unique sauces or breads being made by the local artisans on hand. Not to mention the pickle people who make the wasabi or horseradish pickles I love to munch on. Everyone there is truly thankful for your patronage and they're not too proud to let you know it. Their very livelihood is made up of people like you and the business you give them. There is live music by local musicians to help make the experience even better. Our two year old loved dancing with them and gave us a smile to boot. It all seems like a local community coming together in a win-win situation to trade great food for support for local grower All winter, spring, summer and fall, you'll find us at this or any other market that supports our neighbors.

Just got açaí bowl and it was great. You can make it however you want but I just went with one they…read morehad on menu. Açaí, Nutella, granola and fruit. Yummy. Staff was very friendly and it was done before I even had a chance to wait. Give it a try. It was fantastic

This place is worth the stroll. I am staying at the Hampton Inn and Suites and after my morning…read morewalk was looking for a fresh, healthy salad. 3Natives did not disappoint. The salad is fresh and tasty. I love the twist with the pico de gallo and balsamic. The food, ambiance and service all A+. Added bonus, they have the turmeric and ginger shots that I love, especially when I am on the road.

I was waiting for a too good too go order and I wandered into this section. It seemed interesting,…read more and as an italian I was curious. Then this super rude lady with glasses comes out and starts with "we're closing". Then says "especially if you you're not going to buy anything"? Excuse? I never said I wasn't going to buy anything, but you bet I'm never buying from them now. TERRIBLE ATTITUDE. DO NOT SHOP THERE. IF CUSTOMER SERVICE IS THAT BAD HOW CAN YOU TRUST THEM WITH WHAT YOU CONSUME? RUN.

The Crushed Olive is a small chain of gourmet olive oil and vinegar shops that opened in Hickory,…read moreNorth Carolina in 2010. It was founded by husband and wife Bob and Mona Rossero. Bob had owned the Colony Lounge in Huntington Station, New York for 30 years. He and his wife Mona (a former medical transcriber) then retired to North Carolina. On a trip to Northern California, the two discovered a shop that sold infused olive oils and vinegars. They decided to bring the concept to North Carolina and opened their first location there in 2010. A year later, they opened a flagship store in Huntington, New York and more locations would open throughout Long Island in the following years. In 2013, the Rosseros sold off their original Hickory location in order to concentrate on their Long Island locations. Each location offers more than two dozen varieties of flavor-infused olive oils and balsamic vinegars. Today the small chain has five locations in Huntington, Babylon, Sayville, Stony Brook, and Commack. My wife and I visited the Crushed Olive's Port Jefferson location (now closed) in October 2018. We were celebrating our first wedding anniversary on Long Island with a private limousine tour of the North Fork Wine Trail. We discovered the Crushed Olive while exploring all of the quaint shops in Port Jefferson. All of the various oils and vinegars are stored in gleaming stainless steel containers with taps called "fustis". Customers are encouraged to sample the oils and vinegars with cubes of fresh Italian bread from a local baker. Some of our favorite olive oils we sampled included the Blood Orange, Eureka Lemon, Olive Wood Smoked, and Tuscan Herb. Some of the balsamic vinegars we enjoyed included the Black Cherry, Dark Chocolate, Fig, and Pomegranate. We purchased some small bottles to take home. We have since ordered other bottles online and had them shipped to our house, including their 18 Year Traditional Balsamic Vinegar that is aged in oak barrels in Modena, Italy for 18 years. We will continue to order more delicious oils and vinegars from the Crushed Olive for years to come!