Heyser Farms is on New Hampshire a little off the road. The building is not fancy, made of wood and unairconditioned. The products, especially the seasonal fruit, are fresh and flavorful. This spring we were pleasantly pleased to find a table of perennial, summer blooming plants. We had trouble just picking out a dozen there were so many beautiful choices. Twice a week they have bread delivered and the sour dough is the best I've ever had. It does tend to sell out quickly though. There is freezer with meats. My husband always picks up chicken Chesapeake sausage when available. There is an ice cream case and a refrigerator case with yoghurt and other dairy products. My neighbor mentioned she was looking for raw milk to make cheese and we think they carry it along with fresh eggs. We always go to pick up bread and sausage and end up with two grocery bags full of irresistible items. read more

Great products, great service, great prices. They sell the best honey I've ever had, and all the produce is fresh and delicious.

Was there a couple of weekends ago and finally got around to writing this...disappointed in the quality of the produce this year. The peaches were obviously kept in cold storage, premium price for a half peck of what were first hard, then became mealy when left to ripen on counter. The cucumbers, tomatoes and banana peppers were okay. Was surprised at what they considered seconds, my nephew who raises pigs feeds them better quality reject produce. Not worth the prices they charge. Won't be back this year. read more

I love this little farm because it's near my house but there are a couple of things that I don't like. Staff are not very friendly. You can come here every week and they will never know you. They used to have their own eggs but they don't anymore. They used to have really good baked goods and now it's hit or miss if there are any when you come. Things tend to be on the pricey edge. It could be so much better than what it really is. So much potential. read more

We wait all year to get our peaches here. I no longer buy them at the grocery store - these peaches are amazing!

AMAZING apples! They have such a good selection of produce. The dozen eggs are less than $5. The tomatoes are well priced and so red. It's so cool to see the apples growing there amid all the hustle and bustle of the area. read more

If I could leave zero stars I would. I visited the farm's store with my toddler and an entire shelf of milk in glass bottles shattered all over me narrowly missing my child. While the staff cleaned up the mess (and a customer graciously helped move my stroller out of the way), the staff expressed no concern for our wellbeing and merely handed me a roll of paper towels. When I advised Mike Heyser of this, his response was that his staff handled the situation as he would have expected. An apology would have sufficed, but that was too much to ask for. Majorly disappointed and will never return. read more

Superb little hideaway market with lots of small batch items ranging from fruit preserves to baked goods and soda pop. On Friday and Saturday they have hot donuts! read more

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In my opinion, this is the best farm stand in the area, and I'm so lucky it is 5 minutes from my house. They always have fresh, seasonal produce that cannot be beat, including interesting varieties of apples that you can't find at a typical grocery store such as Arkansas black apples. During peach season, they always have a wide range of different peaches and all of the ones I have tried were great. You can get a large basket of apples/peaches/pears/potatoes or you can get an amount of your choosing in bags. Don't forget to get cider during the fall! It's freshly pressed and delicious. If you get there early, they have mini-cinnamon sugar donuts. I grabbed the last bag when I was there a few weeks ago around 11, but if you get there before 10, they should have ample bags. Highly recommend supporting them if you need fresh produce or just want a little treat! read more

My sister has always gone here and today I was craving peaches and finally took the plunge. I'm so sad it took me so long to go!! I love that they have the story of the farm where the produce comes from! Naomi helped us check out and make sure we had everything we needed. They also have a huge variety of jams that I'll have to check out. The prices are affordable, we got a quart of cherries, pint of blueberries, a dozen eggs, four corns, and half a dozen peaches for less than $25. read more

Apples Cider, in season, is a delicacy. Non-pasteurized. Apples are fresh, wide in variety and the cookies are deeece, especially the White chocolate Macadamia. The cider is worth it alone, anytime during the Fall. read more

Family owned wonderful produce. A throw back in time. The Heyser have run this farm superbly for many many years.

Always a good selection of fresh produce, eggs and dairy. We get all of our pork products here - the breakfast links are delish! The breads, cookies and pies are good quality and homemade. Huge selection of different apples in the fall. Homemade cider in the fall, and Saturday homemade cinnamon donuts year round are local favorites! We also get our Christmas trees here. Love this local farm and the Heyser family and employees! read more

I've been going to Heyser farms for 4 years now. Absolutely the very best fresh, made in house apple cider in the east coast. When in season, they sell ground corn which can be used for Polenta. I find their ground corn quality to be among the best I can find anywhere. I buy enough to last for most of the year, as alternative supermarket quality is much lower quality. Produce is very good. read more

This a very unique and awesome market store. Their watermelon is awesome which I really recommend. You should really go here.

A nice selection of delicious local fruits and vegetables. The local tomatoes were flavorful and the corn was perfect! And the blackberries are like candy! I've been looking for a place to get local produce so I can quit the big box stores except for some staples. This is my place - only 15 minutes from home. read more

This is a unwell-kempt place with tired staff and honestly bad-tasting apples. There is no apple-picking here and you wouldn't want to walk their grounds; the only thing to see is a VW Bug with someone's one idea of flowers. The apple cider and vast majority of other products are not from the "farm but regional to the Mid-Atlantic. read more

Heyser Farms - Can't wait to taste these! - Farmers Market Near Me - Silver Spring, Maryland

Have started going back to this small local business after a few years away. Our family enjoys stopping by this sweet little market. All of their fruits and vegetables are top-of-the-line fresh, local and delicious. We've been loving the peaches and blueberries this summer! You can trust you're getting quality stuff. Small staff is friendly and welcoming. read more

I arrived at 9am to buy corn on the cob. I was told that they would bring some out from the cooler but it was from two days before. If I wanted, I could wait another hour and they might get a new delivery. I couldn't wait that long,so I bought a dozen of what they had. Of course, over the two days it had hardened and lost all of it's sweetness. I should have known better. But then again, they shouldn't have sold me corn that was so old. read more

This is a great place to get fresh groceries. They have a nice wine tasting place in the back and also some picnic tables under a big tree where u can spend some time eating with friends. They are famous for their apples, so you gotta try some apple cider, apple pie, apple sauce and of course just plain apples! Great place to get fresh eggs too as they have live chickens on site. They even display a chicken coop right in the front of the store. read more

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I always come here in the fall, their apple cider is very good, haven't found any that I really like as much. I've had their homemade cookies and ice cream which are also very good. I look forward to trying more of their stuff. read more

Stopped here to visit Great Shoals Winery and was pleasantly surprised to find a market as well! The market has some of my favorite trickling springs products from home that I've never seen outside of PA. They have everything from ice cream to prime cuts of meat. Everything looks fresh and the staff is friendly. I cannot wait to come back and see what seasonal stuff they'll have. If you're a fan of organic, fresh ingredients this is the place to come! read more

Rented a bonfire pit on a Friday night and it was the worst experience ever - I WILL NEVER VISIT AGAIN! I hate to say it but I honestly believe this is the most racist establishment around. They were unhelpful, condescending, and had horrible customer service. I thought this would be a great opportunity to bond with friends and have something new to do on a Friday night. Over email they were very helpful and professional so I expected everything to go smoothly. If you aren't a white patron from the area expect a horrible time. Worst $60 I've ever spent to be disrespected and uncomfortable. read more

Best cider in the state! Possibly the region! Mom is pretty traditional with holiday fare and it always includes cider from here. If you are buying your cider from the grocery store, you aren't getting the authentic stuff. Best quality and local. Win win situation. read more

I really liked this place, but I can't give it more than four starts. On the positive note, this is a great place for any group unless you are trying to pick the actual apples off of the trees........... you are not allowed!!! I've never been to an orchard that prohibited that. I actually think it makes sense, because for such a small farm where ever apple counts, it makes sense not to have people likely wasting and discarding so many though picking. It is an outstanding place for a picnic. The bar and picnic tables are ideal for a gorgeous day. Their many types of alcoholic cider are pretty reasonable ($15~) for a 750ml bottle. The negative.... we bought a gallon of cider that got onto the shelf while we were at the farm (they had run out and were waiting for delivery). So, it couldn't be more fresh, or so we thought... we actually noticed it has a use by date of the day we were there! That's kind of crazy. It tasted a little funky a week later, which is when we noticed the date. So, I don't know the situation, but some clarity over that seems expected. I would return. read more

Such a fun shop, loved taking my daughter here. I loved the old fashioned candies and unique sodas. My daughter loved seeing the chickens!

Fantastic local farmer's market. Fresh everything! And wonderful staff. So glad this gem is in my neighborhood.

I called to check that they had apple cider donuts before driving out to Heyser Farms and they assured me that they were making more donuts. When we arrived there were no donuts and they told us they were sold out. A complete waste of time and the people working there did not seem to care about the customers. I'm extremely disappointed. read more

Great place to get fresh local produce, fresh baked goods (breads, pies, donuts, etc.). They have the best apple cider! Apples all have write-ups telling you some of the history, how they taste, etc.. People are nice, friendly, and always helpful! Pleasant surprise to find that pies are half price on Monday! The Spencerville Red apple pie we got was delicious! read more

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Came to the market on a Saturday afternoon a few weeks ago and we enjoyed it. The market was pretty sparse, but we found some yummy dark chocolate milk, some bread (I think banana nut?) that was amazing, and tasty mini donuts to go in a bag. The pies looked spot on, but we didn't buy one, unfortunately. We were excited to stumble upon Great Shoals Winery and we did a wine tasting with some wine and cheese, which was a nice relaxing note to the day. I'd be back to check out their market again, and definitely for apple/cider season! read more

This is my all time favorite produce market. I have been coming here for years and have never been disappointed. I love how they have the names and description of all the varieties of apples and peaches. I currently live in Frederick, but whenever I can, I will drive all the way here for their peaches. read more

This is a great find! Local honey made at Heyser's, local produce (when in season), fresh pie, unpasteurized fresh apple cider (soooo good), and the most amazing freshly made cinnamon and sugar donuts! The donuts need their own time here...they are made fresh based on your order (Th, F, and Sat). They were crisp on the outside, soft and flaky on the inside, and not shy on the cinnamon and sugar. I also hear the ice cream they carry is good, but have not tried it yet. read more

I love to shop local and support small businesses, SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL FARMER. This is one of my favorites especially in the summer and fall. The farm started in the 1940's and was once a feed and seed store for local farmers. As government began to grow the farm shrunk as farms were sold off to satisfy the demand for housing. They still grow a lot of the produce on the farm including the Spencerville Red apple. This place is a gem in the community. You will find local produce, baked goods, eggs and meats. If you stop by on a Saturday they have wonderful fresh baked (in the store) cake doughnuts. Support Your Local Farmer!! read more

Farm fresh eggs available not even 10 miles from my home...sold! I tried this place in the winter time so I can't speak to the grounds outdoors but the indoor market had just what I was looking for--eggs straight from the hen. They had an array of fresh produce: tomatoes, asparagus, peppers, onions, squash, strawberries, pears, apples, etc. They even had avocados for $1! I have to say that avocado was the best I've had in a long time. The flavor was so rich--you know not like the testosterone veggies available in grocery stores that only resemble vegetables? I'll definitely return to try their tasting room and homemade ice cream. Cute place and pretty convenient from Silver Spring. read more

The ice cream is amazing. The cider is good too. The eggs come from chickens in the back. The produce is pretty good and being a farm store is seasonal. We get the grassfed milk for the kids and I like the pickled stuff in the back. Some of the stuff is shipped in, which is expected for a suburban farm. It's not the biggest store, but what do you expect? I just like how it's a family farm, except right down the street and most of the stuff is local. The staff is great and the place just feels like part of the community. read more

Nice place. Went there specifically for fresh unpasteurized cider. SCORE! They also have a variety of produce, and dairy products.

Very cute store with glass bottle milk, eggs, produce and some fresh bakery items. The price is right and compared to the one I go that is closer to my house. It's easy to get to with plenty of parking and had a winery/cider tasting room in it which is a bonus! read more

First time visiting today. The young lady somehow knew I was former military and gave me a discount. The staff was super friendly. The fresh donuts are amazing!! Plan on going here much more often! read more

I agree with the previous review regarding cider- I'm originally from the Northeast and had a hard time finding quality apple cider down this way until I discovered Heyser. Delicious! I also like that they carry local milk/eggs, and have found in general that their produce is pretty good (esp. the corn). The one thing I've found to be uneven is the fruit- in general it's pretty good, but I bought a basket of smokehouse apples last week as it was one of the few varities in stock, and they are the mealiest apples I've ever tasted. Yuck! Had to throw half the bag out, I just couldn't finish them. read more

I've been going here for years. Don't miss the Spencerville apples when they come into season. Best cider around too.