Great quality fruits and vegetables! I especially love the ready-to-use, pre-cut veggies--they're…read morefresh, convenient, and nicely organized. The store is always well stocked and inviting. Love shopping here!

I have been going to Lucky Farms for years. They are not cheap, but you absolutely get what you pay…read morefor. Their fruit, platters and vegetable platters are amazing!

This farm is absolutely gorgeous. All the fruit is organic…read more They serve pizzas made straight from a pizza oven, perfect lemonade, elote & churros, roasted corn. There was a variety of assorted vegetables and fruits. U-pick berries, 10$ a qt. Gold raspberries, blackberries, raspberries. I think I missed blueberry season. The employees were truly one of the best parts however, as everyone was super friendly and helpful. Prices were very reasonable, and, it was a great time to be had. Would 100% recommend, this is the one of those farms we all truly need to frequent & support on Long Island

My family had such an outstanding experience at Thera Farms. First, parking was easy and the…read moregrounds were neat, and clear what was where. There were you pick berries, seating areas with shade, a cafe with a Farmstand and a playground for young kids. The vibe was a toddler mom's dream to come here and not need to go all the way out east. The staff were so incredibly nice and friendly. The you pick area was perfect because it wasn't miles long but plenty to choose from. There was a washing station to wash and eat your fruit. I also highly recommend their lemonades. This is now my go to spot for you pick and a nice farm experience.

Plant guy is very knowledgeable & has help me repot plants from last year he's a gem…read more Produce vendor has great stuff very friendly very knowledgeable

As farmers markets go I would consider Seaford's to be smaller than others in the Long Island area…read moreI have visited. That's not to say there was a lack of typical goods one would expect to encounter. Dropping $80.00 in just a few moments was all too easy as the raw goat cheese appropriatly named RAWSTRUCK by Coach Farms located Pine Plains, NY. Aged a mere 60 days, once the taste of the grass fed milk touched my palate, it was all I could do to now buy everything in sight. Arlotta Food Studio from California sold oils & vinegars that tasted superior to many I have purchased prior. Costing $25. & $20 each the phrase "you get what you pay for" certainly comes into play. Mums and other seasonal flowers are well priced, the pickles didn't really do for me however I found the Italian breads to be the diamond in the rough of all the vendors. Take all of these food and flower choices, combined with great live music, Searfod Farmers Market is a must visit.

I have been here many times. Sal, the owner, always has a recommendation on what fruit I should…read morebuy. Sometimes it's the melons, sometimes it's the apples. One time was white strawberries. Another time he had Cotton Candy grapes. This last time though he had a pink pineapple! It looked great and was absolutely delicious. Service with a smile. 5 stars. (Also, order a fruit platter. It is the Best!)

Always fresh fruits and vegetables here! Friendly and…read moreextremely helpful and fast service!!

This Farmstead & CSA are very centrally located on LI @ The Bethpage Restoration site just South of…read moreLI Ex'way (#495) & more or less on the Nassau/Suffolk line. As a Vegan & Environmentalist I simply can not recommend anything as much as encouraging & eating LOCAL & Organic Produce! Purchase of a CSA is the best way to enjoy fresh & organic produce abundantly & with the least cost. Community Supported Agriculture or CSA is a very old concept where one pays the farmer in advance so s(he) can count on selling the produce s(he) grows. During mostly perfect growing seasons the value here is amazing as you will end up spending a fraction of the amount you would @ the grocery store for produce perfection rather than the sad vegs one usually ends up w'there! During years of farming 'difficulties' such as hurricanes or extremely early/late freezes it ends up costing a bit more but the quality never changes only the abundance! Besides the commitment of a CSA, THIS farm also offers a 'Shopper's Share' where you plan on paying a certain amount ($100 - $???) of produce per season & depending on the amount you get, up to %15 off the cost. This 'Shoppers Share' is a great way to learn how much you really spend on produce during the growing season on LI which now is *almost* throughout the year what w'the increased temps of global warming & the fine storage of late fall crops Restoration Farm is capable of! The initial one time amount of both a CSA &/or Shoppers Share can be 'off-putting' but if one honestly computes their weekly expenses on produce they will see it's a good deal. This is especially true if one is accustomed to paying for Organic produce shipped from 'who-know-where' that was picked 'who-knows-when' and has 'who-knows-what' nutrients left in it! I have been a CSA member for over a decade, though full disclosure @ a different Organic Farm b/c I happened to find them 1st., AND have had a Shopper's Share here for $200 less %10 for the last 3 years! For the first few years I used to go to Whole Foods a few time a year & compare the cost of the same vegs in my CSA to what was available @ that time @WFs. Each time I found the size of a head of lettuce, the per lb. cost of the potatoes, the limpness of the kale to be far bigger or firmer w'less waste in outside leaves, woody stems, 'soft' spots even if sometimes the price was comparable. Admittedly I am Vegan & husband has no choice as it's a Vegan Kitchen, so we eat lots of vegs, but if you are well informed you'll know current medical advice is that the more vegs & less animal products you consume the healthier you will be and THIS is an ideal way to get more vegs into your diet. Farmer Caroline is also very helpful in sharing recipes & giving storage tips. Check out the website above for lots more info. The only negative to eating locally is that you learn about availability....Spring brings BEAUTIFUL greens, which, aside from somewhat heat tolerant lettuces are absent during the heat of Summer when it's ALL about Cukes, Zukes, Tomatoes & Eggplants. Late summer brings the greens back, broccoli & cauliflower along w'lots of crops that are available through Christmas & even well into the New Year, such as many types of squash & the only kind of pumpkin worth eating! In my mind your 'carbon footprint', GREATLY reduced by eating local w'lots of vegs. is WELL worth learning to fully appreciate the value of each & every crop during it's season! BTW though I've shared extensively how one can get the best deal here it's also the best place to stop for that head of lettuce & a few radishes you need for tonight's salad or a place to include on your Sat. shopping to give the 'little ones' something to enjoy & NOT complain about! If you are on the Ex'way on your way home & need only a fresh veg. for dinner, it will take you less time to go a mile South, as long as it's a Tue. or a Thur., pick out a veg., pay for it & drive back to #495, than any grocery store that is not on the roads you will be taking home! Some years back, looking for a way to supplement my own CSA I discovered their Farmstand just off my daily commute south on Rt. #110. On non-school days both Caroline & Dan are usually there along w'their kids and there are quite a few outdoor riding toys like tractors along w'the usual various sized bikes & a large paved & vehicle free area always available for riding around in. Depending on the time of year there is also a large # of products either grown or produced locally, from Beer, to Oysters, to pickled vegs, honey & eggs along w'the occasional fresh chicken & on special occasions various crafts.

What a wonderful little farm!…read more Luckily there's a sign and GPS puts you in the right place, otherwise it looks like private party that is completely closed off. The days it is open a wonderful farmer's market operates inside. Everyone who works here is wonderful and explains the CSA they offer, as well as what is available to those who want to shop here and there. All of their fruits and veggies looked delicious and fresh! I ended up buying some potatoes and carrots. They seemed to be a busy place for their CSA members and while I cannot afford that membership right now, it is something I will absolutely keep in mind for the future. Prices are fair, you can walk the fields, if you have the CSA you can pick your own berries. A wonderful spot if you want fresh produce and want to know exactly where it's coming from.

What's not to love by supporting you local growers by shopping with them? We've become lovers of…read morethe farm market system in Long Island. Whether it's in the winter or summer, we love to buy produce from our neighbors and always leave feeling that we got a value for our buck. Personal favorites for me are the vendors that have new and unique sauces or breads being made by the local artisans on hand. Not to mention the pickle people who make the wasabi or horseradish pickles I love to munch on. Everyone there is truly thankful for your patronage and they're not too proud to let you know it. Their very livelihood is made up of people like you and the business you give them. There is live music by local musicians to help make the experience even better. Our two year old loved dancing with them and gave us a smile to boot. It all seems like a local community coming together in a win-win situation to trade great food for support for local grower All winter, spring, summer and fall, you'll find us at this or any other market that supports our neighbors.

This is a very cute indoor farmers market in Huntington. I wish they would stay open until the…read moreoutside farmers market opens in May!! What are they thinking?? We found lots of cool things like pickles and fish dip!!

We come here weekly when it's corn season. Morning tops fresh corn and vegetables during the summer…read moreseason .

I came to this farm because white post farms became so crowded because they opened up a kiddy zoo…read more Well I am glad I did because this place is just as good as white post, when it comes to fresh vegetables and fruits. You don't have to deal with the parking Fiasco and the crowd. You can see the cornfields when you parks your car and there bringing in fresh vegetables as your looking around. If you don't see it just ask they are very helpful and friendly They also carry plants and flowers of all kinds

One of the best farmers markets! Support local. Wonderful food options and the BEST cheese!read more

Had a nice time at the Huntington Farmers Market. It was a beautiful day which made it even better…read more Love that most of the vendors offered samples which is always a plus. Bought more than I should have but that was because of the samples that I was offered & everything was delicious. FYI parking is right behind the market.