Great produce at reasonable prices. Especially love Swiss chard, beets & carrots. Lettuce is also…read moredelicious.

Always fresh picked (usually that day or picked just for you)and farm fresh best varieties of…read morefruits and vegetables.

Family Roots was on my Tic Tok feed. The woman was showing all the beautiful flowers and plants,…read morethe prices were so reasonable you can't find this price anywhere. Today was the day.. Wow!! Not only flowers and plants but fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs and prepared meals. What a score! If you are wondering about this Market don't wonder anymore. Get in your car and experience it for yourself! Family owned Support local businesses

Family Roots, as the name implies, is mostly a Produce Market, although they did have some…read morespecialty foods as well. I heard they had Sanremo bread, which i wanted to try. I also bought a dill dip, which was tasty and a couple other things. The store was clean, but not fancy. They basically carried what I expected they would have. Service was friendly. 4 Stars

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.

"When I get home tonight I'm gonna hold her tight…read moreI'm gonna love her till the cows come home" (Lennon and McCartney) Another reason why I love Yelp! When I saw my Yelp friends Ana and Kim both review this very cool place, well I kind of made my mind up that I'd check it out too. I mean, how can you resist going to a store that has no employees, and you pay for whatever you buy on the honor system, either electronically or putting your dinero into a cash box. The store is small, but jam packed with frozen foods, ice cream, fudge, honey, jarred goods, coffee, goat and cow soap products, clothes, jewelry, a full dairy case of milks, eggs, and cheese, and more. We ended up buying a frozen portion of ground veal at a great price- just $7 for close to a pound. The purchase came at the perfect time for us because we needed it for our Thanksgiving meatballs recipe. So go take a ride to the country and check out this unique place. You'll have a blast poking around and looking at the many cows next to the store. In fact the whole experience is a pretty cool one.

A charming farm stand on Perry's Dairy farm in Canton Center, CT. This property is picturesque and…read morequintessentially New England. When you drive by, you're guaranteed to see a big red barn and cows grazing. The farm stand is fully self serve; you write on a notebook what you purchased and they accept cash, PayPal, check, and venmo. They are open daily from 9am to 630pm. The inside of the building is cozy; right outside, there were cows grazing. They have a variety of products. A few of the products were handmade cow/goat milk bath products, dairy products, fudge, ice cream, eggs, chicken, pork, beef, popcorn, honey, syrup, shirts, compost, etc. We purchased eggs, half gallon whole milk, and body soap. They had a $5 sale basket for handmade soaps. This is a great place to get local gift items. Most importantly, you're supporting a small business! I highly recommend it and can't wait to go in different seasons to see their offerings.

Once more i get to stop by to admire the flowers and get some organic veggies…read more It seems to always be busy with the small shop inside and the sandwich shop also. I love to the light decoration on the trunks outside during the winter season. It's like a beacon for drivers. If you see the lights you already know where you are. Today I got to see the mini animal farm there.

What a hidden gem here in Rocky Hill! We took 2 toddlers here for their Christmas festivities at…read moretheir farm market and quickly realized this will be a tradition for us to years to come! Our toddlers met Santa and Mrs. Clause, enjoyed delicious hot chocolate and fresh donuts, rode in their barrel train (WITH SANTA), and enjoyed strolling through their indoor market. All staff was SO friendly and nice. Truly felt like I could stay here all day. Toddlers and adults had a fantastic time and are looking forward to coming next winter season. We are very excited to come back during the warm spring and summer season to see what's in store! Definitely check out Fair Weather Acres!

I came across this orchard at the latest strawberry festival at Olde Mystic Village! They had such…read morea nice booth and their strawberries and "Traffic Jam" were probably the best I have ever had! I will be sure to go back again next year!

Spent the day over at Dondero Orchards for a lunch date. My fiance and I got a BBQ chicken panini…read moreand chicken wrap here on Saturday. The storefront was so charming. Fresh native berries, cherries and snap peas, a sweet pup to greet us, and nostalgic honey sticks. This farm is a special place. We browsed the wonderful selection of homemade goods and purchased a few ready to go items on our way out. The Macaroni Salad, Potato Salad, and fresh salsa were all a perfect treat for lunch the next day. Oh yes and the strawberry fritters are a MUST. Pro tip* bring a cooler with ice so you can take some meal prep foods home! You'll be happy you did.

My favorite fall activity is Apple picking hands down, and this is the perfect place to do it. I've…read morevisited a couple of times this season and I recommend coming almost as soon as they open in early September. When we visited later in the season to grab our pumpkin head pictures, the weather had pretty much knocked a bunch, if not most of the apples down off the trees. We went on opening day and got the most perfect Honeycrisp and jonamac apples! This was my first time having a jonamac and I loved the light sweetness of it. Honeycrisp are my favorite without question! The money apples! The larger apples seem to grow towards the top of the tree so being over 6 feet really helps here :) . I got the biggest bag size and it took a while before it was full, but it's definitely worth it in my opinion if you like to make baked treats or juices or cider. We also made sure to stop at the farm store and it was amazing to see everything laid out! There are so many things made in house here. They also have a cidery and it's full of merch too. We grabbed apple cider donuts and a half gallon of their regular cider. I would love to go back and grab the Honeycrisp cider when I get the chance!

I primarily visited Rogers to try their cider donuts, but I was drawn to the Apple Cider, Apples…read moreand Fritter Donut Bites as well. First of all, Rogers wasn't just an Orchard. It was a Hub of Activity. People met there on bikes. People were chatting outside. It was pretty impressive. I also loved the selection of apples. I'm not a pick your own guy, but I like being able to try a bunch of fresh apples. I was a fan of the Cider machine where you could get a fresh cup for a $1. I've had Rogers' Cider before, but not there. It was really good. Not too sweet. To the donuts. The cider donut was good -- obviously fresh. I actually preferred the Fritter Donut Nuggets. I liked the flavor better. I have a note though. Everybody loves that. LOL. I'm sure Rogers has been doing it this way forever, and there is a certain efficiency in doing it this way, but I don't love that the donuts are only available in pre-filled bags or containers. I have a family of 3. And I only wanted 3 donuts. One for each of us that day. But I had to buy a bag of a bunch of them. You can't buy them individually. I'll end up throwing away half those donuts. I don't love that. I also feel that pre-bagging the donuts in plastic de-values them. That's not a high end donut experience. It feels like buying a box of donuts at the grocery store. There. I said my bit. I like Roger's though. I probably won't buy a pre-filled bag of donuts again. I will buy cider, apples and fritter donut nuggets though.

From flowers to soaps, vegetables to donuts, fruit to teas, knives to artisan creations, tie-dye…read moret-shirts to smoothies and chili dogs, the South Windsor Farmers Market has it all!! Set in the open Nevers Road Park, this market offers a variety local goods and a fun morning. When my friends and I walked over from nearby parking areas (which were plentiful and easy to get to), the smells of freshly cooked donuts from Faddy's Donut Shop and the sounds of a Grateful Dead tribute band met us. After grabbing some donuts, instead of sitting in the nice rest area set up near the band, we began down the line of stands. We found a little of everything we wanted and more!! We grabbed a couple slices of pie from Granny's Pie Factory, a brown butter dark chocolate chip cookie from LaBrioche Bakery, a couple of jars of homemade artisan teas from Whole Harmony, and a bouquet of freshly picked flowers from the Syme Family Farm. Shopping here can get a bit pricey, for example, a South Windsor Farmers Market tote bag was $5; however, you're supporting local businesses, many of which don't have storefronts. It's well worth chipping in a few extra bucks with the quality of the goods and the personal attention you receive at the stands. I would rather save my money and spend it here than at big chain stores that don't need it. Every vendor we went to, especially the individuals at the Syme Family Farm and the Whole Harmony stands, were extremely kind and helpful. The vendor of Whole Harmony allowed us to try a couple of teas he had out as well as the lavender lemonade (all of which were extremely delicious); he also told me how to properly steep the teas and gave me a loyalty card that offers a free jar after ten purchases. The vendors at the Syme Family Farm stand told me how they handpicked each flower, and wrapped up my bouquet--which was thoughtfully put together with care--and put it in a plastic baggie with wet paper towels around the stems to keep the flowers hydrated after I asked if they would be all right since we were not going directly home. I was very impressed by these two vendors' professionalism and kindness. The South Windsor Farmers Market is definitely a farmers market you need to check out!! It's open every Saturday in the morning (which is an extremely convenient and great time) from the middle of June until the middle of October. The organization running also has a list of what vendors will be there each week on a document on the website. You'll really enjoy every minute of being at this market, and you will undoubtedly find spectacular goods!!

Best, freshest vegetables, fruit, cheeses, meat and amazing artisanal local bread. Great fun for…read morekids as well with different activities every week. Highly recommended for the whole family