Their peaches are the juiciest you will ever eat! Better than any other orchards. The trees grow on a hill and are always in the sunlight. Nice homey feeling. Jim and Tracey , the owners, are the nicest people . read more

Lanni Orchards - These are the peaches - Farms Near Me - Lunenburg, Massachusetts

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Customer service was TERRIBLE charged my credit card twice because their old system went down and the second time it was denied and I wasn't able to receive my (35$ quart of maple syrup) . I went in as I always do when traveling back to Lunenburg where I grew up. I have always loved this spot as a local and it usually saves me a trip for buying local goods before I fly back to where I'm located now. I usually purchase their overprice maple syrup or a unique blueberry wine when I'm in a pinch and two other spots were closed that day, Hollis hills and Roots. However after waiting for the young cashier for legit 15 minutes going back to get her manager THREE times to find this overpriced maple syrup in their system. I was very pleasant in a good mood saying I wasn't in a rush because I had 30 minutes and it was the last thing I was doing before flying out. Then I payed for the syrup and their system crashed. They had to spend another 5 minutes getting it running again, when they went to run my card a second time it was denied. I said that's strange it hasn't EVER happened. So they said your going to have to figure it out, so I went to my car signed into my chase app and discovered I was already charged, so I went back inside and tried to show them that purchase along with others that had gone through that week. It clearly said 35$ from Lanni Orchards. At this point the young cashier went to get her manager for the 4th time, this time she refused to even come look or talk to me and told her employee to say there was nothing they could do?! I will not be wasting anymore time or resources at this location. I didn't get the syrup I was charged for an then had to waste even more time fighting that charge?! I wasn't even a grumpy person though I felt infuriated after this transaction. Also wasted all my time and I didn't even have a enough time to stop at the Hanford's down the street. read more

I know people who come here in the fall for the fruit, but the rest of the year it's a waste. Everything is superexpensive and there isn't much selection. For instance, their maple section had only a few syrups and no candies. It is right along Route 13 but that's about all it's got going for it. read more

Lanni orchard is both a farm stand as well as a pick your own place. I only go for the farm stand (I'm more than happy to pay somebody to do the manual labor of picking). The farm stand is part fresh produce, grown either on Lanni's Farm or at other local farms, part plant nursery, and part gourmet grocer - artisanal jams, baked goods, etc. I go for the produce. More specifically - the canning boxes. A 20 lb box of canning peaches for $25. 2 boxes. $50. 40 lbs of Peach heaven! Life is peachy! They also have canning boxes of tomatoes, apples, peats, peppers. read more

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Great place for pick your own fruits to go to in the summer and fall with friends and family or if you are just to stop in and get your daily groceries.Went in for fresh cut flowers and came out with so much more,Staff has always been great with answering questions and helping out! Fresh baked pies and new pastry's pop up every time I'm in there! Throughout the years they've gotten a lot of new items. If you haven't gone for a few years I definitely recommend it.They have a few selections of wine and beer,cheeses barts ice cream seasonings spices,chocolates, and fudge they have a whole craft section for kids. A new jumping pillow that was installed last year kids loved it right after the corn maze. It has definitely improved as you can see it's getting passed down generations and getting more modernized which is always good as you can see the bunch of selections of allergy problems dietary restrictions!! It's just a really good place to stop by especially because they're open your round unlike other markets and orchards!! read more

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It pains me to write this review but I must. Plain and simple, Lanni Orchards has gone downhill tremendously, even from two years ago. The orchard is just not maintained, even to a decent standard, nevermind good. We recently saw a plethora of rotting fruit on trees, mixed with knee-high grass in the walking areas in between trees. Signage was very confusing, not to mention tiny font making it difficult to read. It is my understanding that the orchard has been passed down several generations. Sadly, I don't see it making it to the next one. Given the abundance of GREAT orchards in the area, I cannot in good conscious recommend that anyone pick fruit here. The store itself seemed decent, and prices weren't too outrageous, which is the only thing keeping this from a 1 star review. A little TLC would go a LONG way in helping this place improve. Unfortunately I do not think I will be returning. read more

Popping a perfectly ripe, warm from the sun, native strawberry into your mouth straight from the ground is about as locally sourced as you can get. This place is one of my favorite summer-time destinations. It's not certified organic, or part of a CSA (last time I checked), nor is it particularly swanky. It is, however, a beautiful 180 acre, 3rd generation, family owned and operated fruit farm that supplies a wide array of delicious edibles to Massachusetts and beyond. To the previous reviewer, I think looking at the bigger picture when you buy from local farmers is quite helpful when you think about what you're paying for, because it's not just the fruit. It's also fair wages for the person that planted, cared for, and picked your fruit. Not to mention transport and delivery. If you're looking for a "deal" try picking your own. I got two whole pounds of strawberries and a pint of raspberries for 5 bucks. Otherwise, I hear Stop and Shop on 53 has some pretty cheap produce. Sure, it comes from Mexico (or China, or Holland) but if the price is right... To everyone else, well worth a trip! read more

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Went here to Blueberry Pick... Had a decent time, I think we hit it right at the right time, trees were all full of good, ripe, BIG berries... Went into the Farm stand & was amazed at how much Grapes cost I got an average size bag & paid over $7, that was crazy to me.. But now I know maybe the farm stand isnt the best stop & just go to the PYO... read more

I think this little store has a lot to offer. I call to see if the truck has gone buy and if it has, everything is fresh and plenty. There are two in the family and there is always enough for us.I also love knowing we are helping the community. Very friendly staff. read more

Mom and pop places are the best. Lots of on the farm made items here. Friendly staff. And lots of local organization support. Wide variety. Staff loves answering questions. Great deals. Lots of activities as well. read more

Reasonably priced and in a nice location. Went in late September had plenty of apples available.... Didn't have to wait in lines. Staff appeared to be friendly and price per pound was good. read more

Checked out Lanni Orchard for the first time. I was looking for Honey Crisp Apples and I found them. They were puny and cost $2.99. Not impressed and not going back..... read more

We purchased some fruit from Lanni Orchards fruit stand at the Weymouth Farmer's Market this morning (3rd September 2011). We bought 4 medium sized apples, 4 very small pears pears, 4 medium peaches, 2 small nectarines and a small box of plums. We were charged $24! On questioning how it came to this weight, he re-weighed it and decided then he had overcharged us by $3.25. Even so, it was a ridiculous amount of money and I think we were still way-overcharged. If you buy anything from them check the weights and the corresponding price. By the way, the fruit was OK, nothing fantastic. read more

Have been going to Lanni's for several years and have never had a problem. Prices have been very fair. How can you beat 1.99 a lb for pyo blueberries! This is a working farm and does not go to over kill to accommodate tourists but I have found the quality and prices to be as good if not better then any where else. read more

There is a nice selection at this store. However, there needs to be someone outside helping with parking, especially on these busy fall weekends because people drive extremely fast on 13 and getting in and out of the parking lot is a struggle. I couldn't tell where to park. My biggest complaint is the prices. $7.99 for 6 apple cider donuts that were not even being made in the store and not warm?! I bought an onion, package of donuts and 2 mini pumpkins and it was over $20. I should have just gone to Hannaford but thought the prices at the orchard would be better. I won't be going back. read more

We have gone here for blueberry and apple picking. Both were great experiences, and I thought the pricing was very reasonable. Maybe it was because we picked apples late in the season, but the apples were $0.99/lb, which was cheaper than any of the other places I called. There was also no admissions fee. You just go into the orchards, pick your apples, and then drive them to the store front where they weight them. We drove straight to the apples, so we didn't have a map and had to ask someone where certain varieties were. There were Fuji and Mutzu apples hidden in the back of the orchard, so be sure to check there. read more

I go strawberry and apple picking with mg daughter every year here. We love it! They have a hay ride that takes you to the apple trees and you get to see the farm and get some information on the history if a farm. It's interesting to hear the history and all the different things that they grow there. Fresh fruit and vegetables - YUM! read more

Wonderful place for a fall experience with the kids Brought my grandsons on Columbus weekend. So much to do we could barely fit it all in. Bouncy house, kids games, face painting, hay ride, make a decoration, pumpkin painting, make your apple, horseback rides, pick your pumpkin, apple picking. Everyone there was so nice and really loved kids. Prices are very reasonable. They charge by the pound for apples instead of by the bag.. Baked goods and candy were delicious. Will definitely be going there for produce and pick your own from now own. read more

This merchant has nice produce, but do not use your credit card. I bought some apples and they charged my card three times. After three weeks of calling the orchard and my credit card company, I think it is finally resolved. The bottom line is use cash only. The staff was not very helpful. Plus the apples were expensive. read more