Great place for pumpkins for Halloween! The farm stand offers pick your own with lots of selection…read morein the fields. Move fast before they walk away. The farm is on a quiet road, but take care during the Harwinton Fair when the exit is diverted past the farm.

If you're looking for a good place to pick berries and get fresh produce, deeply rooted farms is…read morethe best! It's the closest farm I could find near the Farmington Valley, and it was absolutely amazing. The end of the season berries were so sweet and there was still a lot to choose from! Super friendly staff and gorgeous farm as well. Highly recommend if you're in the area and the right season!

Great local farm. Best corn ever. and the musk melons, peas, lettuce are also wonderful. Friendly…read morefun people....highly recommended 1

amazing organic farm and flower greenhouses. fantastic vibe and phenomenal products and delightful…read moreproprietors. A hidden jem and worth a quick stop after a day at hamonnasset beach

This farm is definitely one of my favorites. They are a farm store, bakery, kitchen, and orchard…read more There is a vineyard and seasonal pick your own flowers farm onsite. I stopped in their farm bakery and was delighted with the offerings. They had pumpkin whoopie pies, frozen pies, soups, and more. The pumpkin whoopie pies were the best I've ever had. My husband agrees and he's a whoopie pie connoisseur. If you love farms, farm stands, and supporting local businesses, I highly recommend.

Love love love this place! We drove by and decided to stop, having never been there before, and I'm…read moreso glad we did! We had lunch on a Sunday, there was no wait, and we got a nice table with a view of the orchard. It felt like such a nice, family owned business. The food was great too! The paninis are tasty, and I tried one of their specials- a beet and peach salad! Very good. I love that they have specials catered to what is in season there. You pay in the bakery, which is sweet and full of amazing treats- from frozen meatballs to fresh pie, jam, cookies, and syrup! Very reasonably priced too. Can't wait to come back!

Why pay Stop & Shop prices for vegetables & fruit? We stop weekly here for all our produce. Prices…read more& selection can't be beat especially all the fresh herbs! During the spring & summer they have a nice selection of outside flowers & vegetables to plant. Try to get there early for a better selection.

I have been coming here for a while now. It is a convenient location off of I84 and near downtown…read moreWaterbury. Since I work in the area it's convenient for me. Their produce is very good quality and reasonably priced. They usually post their sales for the week in The Sunday Republican newspaper. This is one of my main sources of produce in the winter and spring months until our summer CSA kicks in. They also carry a small assortment of snacks and dairy items as well as local maple syrup and honey . Sometimes you can find produce that may not be in regular grocery stores. On one of my trips I came across some black radishes.

No credit card only cash had to leave ! Very unexpected for today!…read more It would have been nice to try the produce but alas we couldn't!

I love this place! The tomatoes are fresh and ripened to perfection - nothing soggy or overly…read morematured. The lettuces are out of this world - especially their giant, leafy romaine. I go there at least four times a week. I'm a freak for freshness and Carmody's has never disappointed me. I can't wait for July and the Silver Queen corn!

Great customer service! Good variety of quality produce. My new favorite place to shop for bulk…read morefruits and veggies! So glad I found this gem

Excellent produce better than markets Especially artichokes! Polite and helpful employees.read more

Quick update: We stopped by yesterday to check out the veggie plants and found a good, healthy…read moresupply waiting for us in spite of a very busy weekend afternoon. They had lots of tomato plants, peppers, cabbage, cukes and lettuce all reasonably priced. We passed on the budding flowers -- just too soon in the season, we think. But they had a lot of choices, so we'll be back in mid-May. We also like their indoor store; they have some fresh-grown tomatoes that are tasty and sell some very good locally grown canned and bottled products (try their apple sauce - really yummy). Good folks.

This is a great farmer's market where you can find local produce and products. They have delicious…read moreapples and vegetables. Service is fast. It's popular and there were lots of customers there. There's plenty of parking. They have a greenhouse attached to the shop.

Amazing, amazing selection of Christmas trees. You cannot go anywhere else in western…read moreMassachusetts! The staff was incredibly supportive and the selection was top-notch not to mention the prices are amazing. Been to several other Christmas tree shops/farms, and the prices were insane. You cannot get your Christmas tree from anyone else. This is the place for your family! We needed a large tree and they delivered, they had the biggest selection of trees that I've ever seen.

Ray's is one of my favorite farm stands. Some of the best corn in the Pioneer Valley and I am a…read morecorn snob. If they have their own celery, grab it as it hard to tell you in a review how great it is, so much better than grocery store celery. And the heirloom tomatoes make the best BLTs so grab some of their lettuce when the heirlooms come in and make a great BLT. I go out of my way to shop here as the produce is so good.

Farmers market located in Bantam near Mockingbird and Arethusa dairy on Wednesday in season. Theses…read moreguys work hard to bring beautiful organic produce to market. Convenient parking around back. Please support this local farm for your own health and joy and for the planet!

River Glenn Park is a food truck area that recently opened in the summer of 2025. They will have a…read morevariety of food trucks on a rotating schedule. There is a parking lot for about 20-ish cars. There are a few picnic tables, trash cans, and restrooms. Across the street is the Farmington River trail in Burlington, CT. We came here on a Saturday for dinner to check it out. There were a few cars and people. Since it's new, there was an ice cream truck, taco truck, Little Axe farm stand, and a beverage vendor. I know it's still new so I see a lot of potential of this place being a popular spot and I'm assuming more food trucks coming soon!

"Keep on truckin', baby I got to keep on truckin'…read moreGot to get to your good lovin' " (Eddie Kendricks) Food trucks seem to be everywhere! At your favorite park, at fairs and festivals all over the state, and at a growing number of food truck parks. What's a food truck park? Well, it's pretty much like an outdoor shopping mall lined with food trucks instead of stores. We visited a fairly new one today - the River Glenn Park on Canton Road (Route 179) in Burlington. Our first impression was extremely favorable. It is very well organized, with a gravel lot, marked traffic flow lanes, and plenty of parking. They have a large restroom facility, and plenty of brand-new wood picnic tables with bench seating and wood dining tables with conventional chairs. The food trucks on premises rotate on schedule, and today we saw a Taco Shack truck, a Cowboy Butter BBQ truck, a Wiener Time cart, and a Little Axe Market stand. We both had lunch from the Taco Shack, and each went for a "Three Tacos for $13" special. They offer nine different tacos, and the special lets you mix or match any three for $13. The choices are pretty cool - Classic Beef, Chicken, Pork, Crispy Chicken, Buffalo Crispy Chicken, El Diablo, Sweet Potato, and Deep-Fried Pickle. My wife went with sweet potato, chicken and pork, while I went with pork, Buffalo Crispy Chicken and an El Diablo. I love spice, and the El Diablo promised plenty of heat with spicy rubbed chicken, sriracha, sriracha crème, and fresh jalapenos. Honestly, it disappointed me -it was barely spicy at all, and the fresh jalapenos were nowhere to be found. On the other hand, the Buffalo Crispy Chicken was great. It had a good-sized chicken tender with some hi-test hot sauce slathered inside the taco. It was by far my favorite. Now, listen up because the food trucks don't sell drinks. Instead, you need to go over to the Little Axe Market stand that sells cans and bottles of soda, along with fresh tomatoes and baskets of mums. A 20-ounce bottle of Diet Coke cost us $3.50. We grabbed a picnic table, enjoyed the beautiful day, chatted with a lovely lady who was there with her dog, enjoyed our tacos, and drank our $3.50 bottle of soda. Well done, River Glenn Park. Thanks for a very positive first visit.