Everything about this place is great. I'm always getting fresh veggies there. Then I buy a few…read morebushels of tomatoes from them.

The place is a great fruit and veggies Good customer service and a great selection My biggest…read moregripe is the price of everything. I love supporting local businesses but it's just not worth it

Ample Supply. Locally Grown…read more Fairly Priced. Amazing Staff. I was greeted within moments of stepping foot out of the car my a lovely young man who then followed me around putting the things I wanted in a box and even labeling them for me so I can remember what they are later on. The prices were more than fair and the plants were in very good place. One note: This place is cash only. No credit cards here. However, it's completely worth the effort to stop for cash.

We were just at Berberian's farm and are totally grossed out. Wear your masks to come into our…read morefarm store yet the cashier lady pulls her mask down, wipes her nose with a dirty tissue. , buggers on her nose and puts her mask back up She doesn't clean her hands and proceeds to touch the next persons food. Groooossss On top of that. Cash only and the cashiers are taking ATM cards for the lazy sob who felt his time was more valuable than others and didn't take the time to get his cash . Won't be back

If you'd rather buy fresh apples than pick them, check out Foppema's Farm. They typically offer…read moreHoneycrisp, Zestar, McIntosh, Autumn Crisp, Gala, Macoun, and many other varieties. They also have apple cider, applesauce, apple pies, and a wide selection of produce. Their sweet corn is delicious, fresh from the field, and often available late in the season. There's plenty of parking, though the farm can get busy. If you see a line at the registers, join the single line; it feeds all their open registers. Regular hours through October 31, 2026: Monday-Saturday, 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Closed Sundays; holiday hours may vary. Late-season hours through November 21, 2026: Fridays and Saturdays only (November 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, and 21), 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. This is our go-to spot for produce whenever they're open, I strongly recommend this family run business.

Terrible customer service! The produce is so disgusting I found bugs all inside my green leaf…read morelettuce! I almost threw up inside my mouth when I saw this. I have included images to my review to share with others. I could NEVER recommend this place to anyone. If I could give ZERO stars then I would. You have been warned.

I used to frequent this farm when I lived in the area and always loved it. On a trip last week to…read morethe area, I decided to look up some of my favorite spots and see if I could revisit them and I was so thankful this place is here! Exactly as I remember it with in season produce! Luckily I was staying in a hotel with a kitchen so I picked up squash and corn for dinner and some apples to snack on. Everything was delicious as I renewed it and I was so grateful they are still around The person working was warm and I enjoyed taking to her Definitely stop by - there is parking on the side

Visited the farm today 7/30/25 Bought corn, cucumbers,…read morezucchini Tried to make some fun conversation with the elderly cashier who was very snarky and crotchety She told me very abruptly that I could leave now! I'm a frequent flyer of Cook's farm, but I think the produce at Stop & Shop might look better now After today's visit, I would give Cook's farm a one star rating and will never return, and oh by the way, I will inform my 800 clients to not frequent this business! Best Daniel Jasken

Hanson Farm is what a local farm stand should be. Locally owned, delicious produce, lovely owners…read more(Martha and Tom) and family friendly with pick your own produce, hayrides, and petting farm animals. This is not like those big places such as Wilson farm or Volantes which are very commercial and more like supermarkets. Hansons is the real deal.

Great Family time awaits at Hansons Farm. They have a Corn Maze, Sunflower Field, Pumpkin Patch…read moreand a few Farm Animals to see. They also have Pulled Pork and Loaded Baked Potatoes to Eat! If your looking for something to do on a Beautiful Fall Weekend, Hansons Farm is your place!

I am a newcomer to the pumpkin farm and I am obsessed! They have such a great selection of quality…read morecuts of meats and sausage/ chorizo(!), eggs and I also buy my manure here for my own garden. I love their honesty policy and their POS system makes it seamlessly easy for anyone regardless of how you choose to pay. Happy to support small biz and local farmers and happier still to have found pumpkin farm :) thanks guys!

Top quality organic meat, eggs, and different varieties of pumpkins and squash in season. The…read moreself-service farm stand is open for only certain months; so check their web page - https://thepumpkin.farm/ - for business hours before making the trek. I am particularly fond of their organic ground beef and different cuts of steak --- the meat is so flavorful and very lean. Not for folks who like marbled meat --- this is from grass fed, open pasture animals. Everything they sell is excellent quality. Bring cash or check book --- no credit cards. I believe they also offer on-line ordering, but I've never used it and prefer to shop in person.

More of an outdoor concert than farm stand. Tables/seating area is awkwardly located between the…read moreconcert area and the very few booths.

This is an amazing complex that represents a typical New England farm from the 19th Century…read more Farmhouse, barn, carriage shed, corn crib, henhouse and yes....a free standing cider mill all set on approx. 87 acres is in pristine condition. Great potential for an agri-educational center.

I went on a field trip today with my daughter's class . I would never recommend this place , the…read morestaff was very rude to another class that we were with who had special needs , the teacher tried her best to keep them engaged but it was difficult as the staff had attitudes with the young students when they didn't know the answer to what they were asking. We watched the sheep get razed and there was another sheep there who was making noises and the young students were copying the nosies that the sheep were making and the staff kept yelling at them. They are young students who weren't being loud they were enjoying the time... the staff should be more patience's with students. We paid to go there to look at animals and a wool class. Over priced.

Great place for locally sourced organic produce and a great place for families. It's great for…read morefamilies especially this time of year.