Johns like other merchants out of greed for another $1 victimize their Caribbean supporters. Rotted…read morefood that is normally trash in other neighborhoods they sell; they see us as swines, which is why they sell us HOG food. They have no respect for their customers. I shop there, but only for items I cannot get at Yummie Carribean Wholesale 2 blocks away at 111-12 Farmers Blvd. They purchase Jackfruit by the case at Brooklyn Terminal Market, in the Caribbean neighborhood, they sell the inedible parts $2.49 per pound. Johns have no respect for black people and their money (even if its government food stamp, Yummie take EBT)

I don't know what is going on but the customer service at johns farm market is down hill. There is…read morea south Asian short man who is so rude to customers. One night a woman said she bought watermelon from the establishment and the watermelon was no good. I do understand. Yes you should bring the item back. She told him I threw the item out. She said I want to see the manager. He said the manager was not there the woman and him got in to a shouting match he told her to get out don't come back.. The establishment was so nice and polite when they opened over the years they've changed their nasty very short with you..

The food here was so good. My friend got the rasta pasta with the oxtail, and I went with the hot…read morebar and got lo mein, fried rice, Mac & cheese sweet & sour pork, mushrooms, broccoli, and little things from their hot bar like an avocado and a bit seafood salad

Food court with several restaurants to choose from. Big…read moreseating area. Can get crowded and loud during school time.. Overall not bad for a quick takeout or eat in.. Some of the restaurants have lunch specials and prices are moderate.

Went for the tree lighting this year for the first time. I like that it is one of the evergreen…read moretrees growing at the farm. There was caroling which added to the holiday feels. There were a few vendors, Meet and photos with Santa (indoors) and hayrides for a fee. The farm store was open - merchandise available ( good for gifts ) and we got some hot cocoas there. Just loved the atmosphere. Good for families, esp with young children bec has just enough to do to keep everybody entertained. And it felt like I was far from NYC, when I was not even a 1/2 hr from home. No admission fee for this event. Found free street parking nearby.

What a wonderful place. A 47 acre working farm, plopped smack dab in the middle of city…read moreneighborhoods. The difference is like night and day.... The first time I was here, my late partner brought me here years ago, and I immediately fell in love with the place. Most of the time the farm is free, unless you are coming to a special event. There's plenty of spaces for walking, you can see food and flowers being grown, and you can tell that the animals are being well taken care of. One of the big events of the year, is the "Maize maze. It's not as easy as it looks. the one time, my partner and I did the maze, Yep. We got lost. However, we did make it out without ever having to either call for help, or use the "cheater platform. " This is a wonderful escape from the city, right smack dab in the city.

Sprouts Farmers Market is fairly new in Cliffwood a little over a year, but it is one of the best…read moreOrganic Markets in the area. All their products are first class from their meats and poultry to the bottle water. Even though you can compared by size to the other Markets in the area it is small but it has everything you need including beauty products. Customer service is pretty good too. There is always some body to help you. It also have point rewards program

Love sprouts, has been such a great addition to our little town. Check out sushi Wednesdays!read more

A fruits and veggies spot in queens village that's open 24/7 with overflowing stuff inside and out…read moreis worth the visit .Wall to wall with every different types of fruits , veggies , international stuff , flowers and other things you can use in under one roof. It's also a supermarket so you most likely can find here what your local supermarket has and prices overall are reasonable. Place is well organized and items are displayed in plain view so basically everything is easy to find . Thanks cuz for bringing me here and for 80 bucks I got plenty of goodies .4.5 stars on my yelp meter.

The reason for the 5 stars is one it's open 24/7 and I was just coming to pick up some flowers for…read morea friend birthday dinner. They always have a good selection of flowers to choose from and the cashier wrapped them up along with the balloon I purchased.

It's nice to finally have a farmers market in south Queens. Growing up here, it has always been…read morechallenging to find quality produce and artisan products. I came here last summer and had such a great time! LFM is a great place to spend a weekday morning. I can't wait to go back this summer!

From the owner: Farm-fresh produce, prepared foods, local artisan products, quality programs & more at Laurelton's…read morefirst ever farmer's market!

My lab wanted to go apple picking and we ended up choosing this orchard. I believe there were…read moreothers close to this one, but we went with Ochs because of the low admission fee ($5 per person) and petting zoo. It was an hour and a half drive from upper Manhattan. We went here on a random Wednesday afternoon so we basically had the orchard to ourselves. The first parking lot you see is for their store, you have to keep driving up for the u-pick orchard. There you check in to pay your admission fee, get your wristband, and get your apple picking bag(s). They give you a map where the ripe apples are highlighted for you. My favorite apples were the honeycrisp and snap dragons. They grow vegetables too but honestly we didn't explore the orchard that much (it was huge) so the only other thing I picked besides apples was a tomato, which I felt like was pretty difficult to find a good one. I handed out the apples to other friends and colleagues and they all liked them! There's something different about picking the apple straight off the tree than the apples you would normally just buy at a grocery store. It's a lot crispier when you pick them yourself! The store has apple cider doughnuts! Now being that I am a Californian where we don't have this apple picking culture, I was wondering what all the hype around apple cider doughnuts was about. NOW I GET IT they're so good! Unfortunately since we went on a weekday the doughnuts weren't fresh (they make them fresh on the weekends) so some of them were stale, but most were still good. It's honestly more of a cake than a doughnut, but so good! The doughnuts are self serve towards the back. The store also had a cat on the prowl haha We ended up not even having time to visit the petting zoo, but overall I think my colleagues had a good time here and I would recommend this orchard for anyone trying to have a no frills apple picking experience. I believe there was like a building restroom closer to the store and port o potties closer to the u-pick orchard.

Ochs Orchard is a lovely spot with great variety!Inside, they have a fantastic selection of fresh…read moreproduce, homemade jams, and delicious baked goods. The apple cider donuts are a must-try! We came on a winter day few days after Christmas and they had free samples of apple cider. I got some tea and honey to bring back home to FL. I also bought some apples and they were so soft inside and juicy. Unlike any other apple I've had. I wish I had a way to bring the Amish butter home since a family member has it in their home I often have it with bread in the morning. The staff were friendly, and everything was well-organized. Heads up It's a bit busy during peak times, but that's to be expected at a popular place. But when we came on a Saturday they were practically empty and lady made a joke not to come on the weekends so I assume normally it's a busy day or they dedicate it to stocking up since when we came I saw about 3 of the staff unboxing stuff. Overall, a really enjoyable experience with a charming atmosphere. I'll definitely be coming back next season!

Wow, Elmont has a farmer's market now. It is great. I got Red Velvet cubcakes baked down the block…read moreat Sapienza's, pickles in so many flavors, artisan bread, fish, produce, I think a guy was selling coffee beans. Everything is locally grown of made. I am told it is open only on Thursdays and until 2:00OPM or until the vendors sell out. I would check it out, and by the way, this is SO much cooler than supermarket experience.....no snotty check out people, no tabloid magazines, or kids crashing their shopping carts into the back of my legs, nothing is from California, China, Peru, Mexico, etc....you get the point LOCAL STUFF, just like Floral Park and Elmont used to be .....FARMS. I am a fan will gladly support this great farmer's market. (they take credit cards and food stamps....i think too? Hee Haw!

Great place to find seasonal fruits and vegetables, along with dairy products, honey, and more…read more There are farms from Long Island and the Hudson Valley selling their products here. It takes place every Sunday from 8am-2pm. The vendors are set up next to MacDonald Park off Queens Blvd, and part of the service road and 70th Ave are closed to cars which makes it nice to stroll through. The greenmarket is open year-round, so even in the winter you can still find items like squash, apples, leafy greens, herbs, eggs, and milk.

Cool little farmers market near the post office in Forest Hills,…read more Lots of vendors with seasonal produce and few food trucks and food vendors. Plus the usual suspects in terms of crafts etc. Near subway stops and for me had a cloth donation kiosk which made it much easier for me at least to donate my late sisters clothes

Two words: fresh and delicious. But not cheap. That's ok. Worth every penny. My first stop was…read moreRidgeway Pork. The owner is pleasantly enthusiastic about his goods. I picked up smoked duck breast, knockwurst, peasant sausage, garlic kielbasa and smoked pork fatback. Next stop was for fresh linguini and mushrooms ravioli. The vegetable stand was a gloriously colorful feast for the eyes. Wonderful variety. Sadly no daikon radish. Onwards to the baked goods stand for buttery croissants, chocolate croissants and a black and white cookie for my son. The seafood cart warranted a return visit for wild caught salmon and tuna (delicious seared). Final stops for Mongolian beef momo with scrumptious sauces - be sure to try the green ginger and garlic sauce. The empanada stall has almost too many options making it hard to pick just six. I settled on Buffalo chicken, Mac n cheese, and black bean. Last stop was the pickle man for sour garlic dill and pickled banana pepper rings. The vendors were all friendly and helpful. Lots of parking and customers were all happy.

It's a great little market but the address listed on Yelp is incorrect…read more The correct address is : 260 Maple Ave Rockville Centre, NY 11570