The BEST cinnamon sugar doughnuts and warm sometimes they are just so fresh…read more Excellent vegetables so fresh. Great and pleasant Staff too. so Local a must stop on your places to go.

I love Meadowbrook Farm. Convenient to me, but it's run by a family and super nice people…read more They're not organic, but I do trust their produce. And whenever you have a big order, they always pick everything up and walk you to your car. Simply amazing. I'm planning a big batch of applesauce so the buy one get 1/2 off for half bushels was perfect And they had an amazing special on all their pies today just in time for Christmas. $9.99 each that's about half price and it was just baked today. With three Christmas events coming up, I purchased three and couldn't be more pleased: wild, berry, cherry, and apple

The Rhinebeck Farmers Market is not just a shopping experience. Sometimes I go and don't even spend…read moremore than a dollar! With friendly local vendors selling everything from fresh pasta, to grow-your-own mushroom kits, to local maple syrup, to artisanal woodcraft, there is something for everyone. The market always hosts fun live music, and more than once I have spotted an inter-generational dance party by the band. Both handicap and stroller accessible, there is surely something for everyone at the Rhinebeck Farmers Market. In terms of parking, I recommend checking if there are open spaces at the lot where the market takes place. People are always coming and going, so you might just get a spot!

Nice displays with lots of Vegas, breads,and FISH!!! I love…read morea good stroll on a nice day to roam around the neighborhood. Lots of places to patronize while in town

Wonderful eggs. They trust us to pay. Delightful…read moreold-fashioned. Can't wait for the spring vegetables. Seems such a nice farm.

Excellent produce. The stand uses the "Honor System" for when the owners are not available to man…read morethe stand! The seasonal offerings are of good quality and delicious. I stop there for vegetables whenever I am in the area.

Best Raw Milk ever! Service is self serve and Diane the owner is available via email or text to…read moreanswer questions.

I absolutely loved this place. I definitely will be returning. I am so happy that I was able to…read morefind this place on Raw Milk.com and that they had Goat Milk. My family and I absolutely loved it. The family is very, very nice there. The service is self-serve , so you either pay with a credit card , pay pal , venmo, or Cash. I definitely recommend checking out this spot. I can't wait to come back here and get some more Goat Milk. Thank You so much!

Very cute speciality market. The aroma of herbs and fresh produce hit you as you walk in. An…read moreinviting wall of jams and preserves intrigues you. Cocktail mixers bottled in glass, made with real sugar and quality juice catch your eye. An array of sauces, pasta, teas, dairy, dressings and fresh desserts to choose from. I left with some arugula and a personal key lime pie. The key lime was so fresh and absolutely delicious. Prices were to be expected, service was decent and plenty of parking out front. Signed, The Happy Hour Huntress

A nice chunk of my 22 years living in White Plains, was spent buying produce for juicing and…read morecooking at my fave market in Hartsdale. Now that we're living in The Catskills, my quest to find that similar market prototype I grew to love in Westchester, continues. I had forgotten hubs and I came here before during one of our bi-annual trips to The Catskills. Recently though, when I searched for produce markets near work in Highland, Wallkill View in New Paltz popped up within a short driving distance. As you drive past all of New Paltz bustling shops and restaurants on Main St, you'll soon approach a sleepy farmland area overlooking Mohonk Preserve in about 5 or so minutes. I've been hard-pressed to find a market that tops my favorite one in Westchester and checks all the boxes. Wallkill View grows and sells a nice mix of produce the area has to offer. And when veggies and fruit aren't grown on-site or in season, they're sourced from elsewhere. Unlike other farm markets that operate only Sat+Sun, Wallkill V. is open everyday. Well...almost. These folks shut down for Christmas and throughout the winter- reopening in March. Prices are about $1 more than what I paid down in White Plains- but hey... I get it. Service is great though.

Friendly vendors, fantastic food, reasonable prices! All that and a beautiful fall day - I'll be…read moreback!

First timer to the market! Some great local vendors selling fresh veggies, fruits, granola, bread,…read morehomemade pies and lots of delicious and local jam, honey and even biscotti! Attracts a lot of local resident and people from around the area! Nice country hometown feel!

Wonderful local farm stand with local, in season produce. Farm made, single variety Hard Cider…read morecalled Tommy Rot. Baked goods from Global Palette. A Real gem.

We've been getting amazing apples and stone fruit from the Maynard farms at the Williamsburg…read morefarmers market for years. But last fall, we had an experience at the orchard itself that we will never forget. We had the best day walking for hours around the beautiful orchard and picking apples. On the way back to the car with our big bag of fruit we realized that neither of us had the key to the car! It must have dropped at some point in the orchard. We were doomed! There was no way we were going to find a small car key within the fields. We walked around for a while looking and gave up we were about to call for a tow. Then we came upon one of the farmers driving the tractor, and showed him the only picture we had taken that entire day. He looked at it for a few seconds and went off in search of the key. 10 or 15 minutes later, we saw him calling for us in the distance. As we got closer, we saw him laughing and shaking his head - amazingly, he had found the needle in the haystack, and we were saved! That day we also got to meet his daughter and grandson, who were taking a ride on his tractor through the orchard and picking apples of their own. Maynard's apples and stone fruit worlds above any of the others we can find in the area, and we stock up every Saturday. But in addition to the quality of the fruit, the farmers are all so nice and always let you taste what's in season before you purchase. And after this experience, it was clear to us that Maynard farms is truly family and community-oriented organization, and made us even happier to buy our fruit from them every week. Thank you for everything! See you on Saturday ;) Love, Melissa and Sami

I'm not local but whenever I'm in the area Calf andClover is a must stop. For me the yogurt draws…read moreme in. If the honey yogurt is available, get it! I always find something in the meat selection, homemade jams and whatever produce is available at that time. Place is small and a real family farm. Wish I lived closer!

Forget chain groceries. Now that we're in the know, we're coming here for our milk, which is small…read morebatch, bottled raw, and milked from well-treated cows. It's slightly funky and delicious! The farm store, where you pay on the honor system (places like this make me so happy), also has kimchi, eggs, frozen meat of various kinds, and a few baked goods on offer. Just be careful when exiting the lot. If you have a non-SUV, you're likely to bottom out. p.s. Friends just stayed at a separate apartment adjoining the main home on the property and it was quite charming. The creamery / dairy farm also hosts full blown farm stays, evidently. p.p.s. I scoped out their website after our friends stayed at the farm and had to share this page (https://calfandclovercreamery.com/cows) describing the beautiful calves with their beautiful mamas, who are responsible for this delicious milk. We caught a glimpse of them out back! Read about the Madre method for milk sharing, which Calf & Clover practices. Pretty darn neat.

My favorite place in the Hudson Valley. Matt and Miranda (owners) and Sunday (my favorite…read morebartender) are so sweet, fun, interesting, and down to earth. Matt brews incredible beer and they also sell cocktails. There's a huge fire pit outside surrounded by Adirondack chairs, picnic tables spread around the property, a large meadow with tables and chairs, a cozy indoor area by the bar, a tent with seating for rainy days and sun shelter, and a very friendly, upbeat energy. Kids are welcome. The local clientele is great and there's a real sense of community here. I love their playlists too. Honestly, this place is just so welcoming and chill. Slow Fox is a working farm and they have a beautiful flower garden and a CSA. Oh, and the Food Trucks!.... I love the whole experience. Not to be missed.

On vacation and a retreat in the area. Needed to celebrate the memory of a friend and drink a…read moretoast to her spirit- and this was the right place. We arrived shortly after they opened- so the bartender was still setting things up but the welcomed us warmly and served us our beers. Speaking of them - every one of the beers were very good! We didn't dine but the food tent was being setup as we left. Wish it was closer to home so I could easily go back.

Picking was a good time. People were nice. The market was clean and organized . Many different…read moreitems to choose from you don't find at a local grocery store. Goats were cute and fun to watch. Only 3 issues...the market has no prices on the fruits and vegetables as I paid $8.50 for a pint of raspberries. A bag of 6 DRY cinnamon and sugar donuts for $12 and a tip jar out at the field and in the store. I'm picking my own stuff why would I tip ? Same in the store. Overall it was good I'll know better next year to ask for prices.

We were absolutely thrilled to come upon a farm or orchard that does not function as a money grab…read more Their policy of pick what you pay for is a rarity we see these days, and we find this policy to be the most welcoming and the practice generates the highest likelihood of repeat business. When we arrived, on June 17, 2026, prime season for strawberries and snap peas, we were greated by a friendly young woman named Erin, who operated the admission booth. She provided us with two small containers for the snap peas and two larger for the strawberries and explained that we can pick whatever we want, and only pay for what we harvest. We acquired some beautifully fresh snap peas and freshly sweet strawberries. We visited the store, which offered typical farm store goods. There was nothing overly impressive about the store, but it is worth a look. We loved this place and even though it is more than an hour away, this will be our go to place to pick your own fruits and vegetables. We are looking forward to bluberries season in early July!