the BEST pies on North Fork, been coming here for decades and it never disappoints. peach picking,…read moreapple picking are wonderful, the fruit is beautiful and sweet. far outshines the tourist-centric pie place on Sound Ave where they don't make pies there anymore anyway. Wickham's is where the locals buy pies, donuts etc.

The peaches here are delectable! Fresh and juicy! The fields were vast and the tour guide was…read moreamazing (also the owner)! I would visit again just to see what each season brings. They also have a store that sells farm baked goods. The donuts and apple crumb pie were so good!

BEAUTIFUL LOCATION , I went to an event and the grounds were stunning, so many apples and trees to…read moreroam and explore.

The Perfect Day!…read more They had me at "making fresh donuts right in front of me." I mean, how could anyone walk past that? The apple cider donuts were warm, soft, and absolutely amazing--worth the trip alone! I'm so glad I was told about Breeze Hill Farm. It's the perfect place to spend a beautiful fall day with family. When you arrive, you can choose between a $20 or $50 bag, and they give you an apple picker stick so you can start your adventure through their stunning 30 acres of apple trees. The land and environment are absolutely beautiful--open skies and rows of apple trees that make the whole place feel peaceful and welcoming. The farm grows an incredible 26 varieties of apples, and you can truly taste the organic freshness in every bite. There's something so special about eating an apple you picked yourself--it's crisp, flavorful, and full of that farm-fresh sweetness you just can't find anywhere else. There's also a cozy fire pit area to relax by, a spot to grab drinks, and the market offers fresh eggs and tomatoes for sale, which was such a nice touch. It was the perfect fall outing, and everyone in the family loved it. We'll definitely be coming back to Breeze Hill Farm next season!

When you head out to the North Fork, make sure you leave yourself time and head out to the Sang Lee…read moreFarms. They have many different varieties of herbs, tomatoes, watermelons, non-GMO corn and squash among other items! We wanted some garlic and had to sort through the multiple varieties to find the best one for what we needed. That's where their amazing staff comes in. The team here is wonderful and incredibly knowledgeable. Besides all the wonderful certified organic fruits and veggies, lot of Asian vegetables (Chinese string beans, kohlrabi, young ginger, bok Choy), they have plenty of plants for your garden. This was a great spot to pick up some nive varieties of tomatoes, parsley, etc,, They also offer refrigerated items and baked goods. They have a great selection of pastas among other items. A must visit for all. KUDOs to the team at Sang Lee Farms.

This is year 2 of doing the CSA…read more I will start by saying I do not like receiving my organic regeneratively farmed produce in plastic . I've done partial both years and while I feel the produce last year was excellent, this year I found a lot of things going bad faster and a lot less variety and quantity in what they gave out this year. I was also very disappointed to not get some items they offered last year that were specialty and a part of why I liked them but bc I was 'just' partial share, so didn't receive those items this year and there where not nearly as many tomatoes this season. I'm not doing partial share to be cheap. I am one person, sometimes 2. A full would be just be too much. In other CSA programs they would just give the full shares more of the same things the partial got.... Which to me would make more sense bc a bigger family with more people would likely need more of the same thing...or perhaps our logic is simply different. I did stop by the farm to get what I was missing and purchased more tomatoes...guess I just feel that if you are selling it at your farmstand, I would think you had the items to put in ALL the shares... While I understand the cost of everything is going up for everyone, everywhere, the quality overall seems less than last year and it's one of the most expensive CSAs on the island. Just not as stoked on it and I don't feel this farms CSA has a bang worth my bucks for next season.

My family was getting tired of tasteless tomatoes from supermarkets, so we decided to pick our own…read more My husband found this place on Google. We were greated by a family who was very nice and pleasant. Their prices were great. We got tons of tomatoes, eggplants, peppers and watermelon. I got Holy bejesus scared of me in the field when a bunny jumped out of a tomato bush but this makes even a better experience. Lol. My family is enjoying your fruits of labor with a big smile. Thank you for keeping us happy and our tummies full. We will be back!

Great farm off the main strip, tuck away with greatness. My family and I had a great time picking…read moreour own veggies (cucumber, peppers, tomatoes, melons ), feeding the chickens and watching the other animals ( pigs, ducks, peacock) . Great experience for kids and the field had a good amount of products to pick . You pay based on the amount of items you pick . We also enjoyed feeding the chicken with younglings and we're giving the feeding to do so, we ventured around the farm visiting the pigs and ducks. We will definitely return for other pick your own events.

What a lovely place…read more You drive up, and feel the instant love and dedication that goes into the food being grown here. We stopped last weekend for tomatoes and potatos and greens, and everything was fresh and grown so solidly. It was a MUST stop!

This past Sunday we did the Organ Donation ride on the North Fork. What a great celebration of my…read morefriend Andrea's successful double lung transplant 15 years ago. On the way back from Orient State Park, we saw signs for a biodynamic farm and gourmet CSA -- we both thought, what is a gourmet CSA? We parked our bikes and sauntered off to the food barn to get some fresh food for our post-ride healthy meal. On our way we were welcomed by the owner (Ira) who guided us into the barn to check out the farm's wares. We picked out some beautiful looking kale, spring scallions, blackberry jam, and pickled peppers, and were happy with our healthy purchase...but there was so much more to this farm, and we could feel it. Ira offered to show us around the property, parts of which date back to 1680 or so. We saw barn swallows for the first time, and tasted arugula flowers, too. The plots of vegetables were beautifully laid out, the greenhouses full of lettuces, and Ira also mentioned there were bees. The farm was created by Ira and his late wife, KK, an architect and builder (team), respectively. The biodynamic philosophy was the inspiration of KK, who simply wanted to provide her family and friends with healthy, nutritious food. And the gourmet CSA was no real mystery. Customers get to choose what they want each week...pretty novel. If you are into real food, visit the farm; if you are into seeing people who are doing real work, visit the farm. You will be inspired by this labor of love, created by two people who shared a vision, and shared the beauty and fruits of their vision with all of us. Oh yeah, you will want to buy stuff, so make sure you have some cash on you as there are no easy access ATMs!

If you love goat cheese then you either know and cherish Catapano or you will after you've been…read morethere. Firstly, it's so clean and the goats are gorgeous! The ownership is super friendly and there are usually samples of the cheese in the small but cute shop. . It's not inexpensive but the price speaks to the quality. First rate!

Visiting the goats is a treat and their cheese and other products are excellent…read moreEverything is clean and appealing

Stopped by the new location in Mattituck near McCall wines. Wowak is a great family owned produce…read morestand. Picked up fresh corn, tomatoes, basil, cilantro peppers, peaches and cantaloupe. We stop by every time we visit the North Shore!

This farm stand has been going down hill for the last 2 years. I stopped by their new stand which…read moreis closer for me as I come from Orient. I prefer the main Laurel location, but selection is same.. Also, he might have been the owner (I believe he is, not sure. Had a hat on maybe in 40's) doesn't need to look so miserable. He looked like he would rather be doing anything else but serving me. I asked him a question about the corn and he literally snapped at me for asking about it. That doesn't really make customers want to come back. Attitudes could be better. Just sayin.

Beautiful Sunflowers! They close at 5:30 on Sunday!…read moreThe young lady putting the flowers away was very kind. They had baked goods that we wanted to try but they were kinda rushing us. But I love the Sunflowers

Shopped yesterday for first time woman working super nasty scolded me on touching tomatoes I was…read moregong to cause bruising and they'd be unable to sell them?! Omg my daughter was shocked as well , I purchases at my local favorite farm stands regularly never encountered this ? Purchased many items but would not return if that rude woman was working there! Rude help will surely affect your business! Friendly farm stand experience definitely NOT!

I love this little farm. They've got all the produce you'd ever want at surprisingly not horrible…read moreprices (this is the Hamptons). If you're so inclined, they have a board listing what's locally grown, and others listing prices so there are no surprises. It's so easy to pop over here and pick up everything you'd need for dinner; in addition to all your fruits and vegetables, they also carry chicken, bread, milk, eggs, cookies, pies and most importantly, Joe & Liza's ice cream. Seriously, whatever their equivalent of Cookies & Cream is (Cookie Dust, Cookie Jar? I can't remember.) could very well be the best ice cream ever. I wouldn't lie to you, and I haven't exaggerated in like, 100 years.

Beautiful farm stand in the south Hampton fresh amazing tasting fruit and vegetables and very good…read morefresh eggs and chickens would recommend to anyone and everyone beautiful place

The Quick: We love Farmer Pete! If you're driving on the North Fork, visiting the vineyards or…read moredelightful small towns, you can't miss this American flag truck. The farm is fantastic, family own and run, selling fresh produce grown on site The Details: In the off-season, you can order your goods online and then pick up Fridays and Saturdays. I got the most massive Swiss Chard for $3 a heaping bunch! They also sell things like house-made pesto, oysters, and really whatever is in season. You are literally buying from the farmer himself. Highly recommend if you're in the area or visiting for the weekend! Shop small and shop local The Damage: Very reasonable!