It's now late August 2021 and we have gotten fresh daily picked corn from Dickinsons Farm in…read moreGranby, Massachusetts 2 to 3 times a week! Not once was the corn day old, my wife of 42 years knows corn! Lettuce, peaches, blueberry, cukes, always excellent! Friendly staff! Support your local business that'll serve only fresh picked that day produce. Can't stand day old corn! Who on earth wants day old corn or bread? Fresh is fresh!

Ordered their sausages one of each kind. It was disgusting. Hopefully i will not get sick from it.read more

Huge cabbage for $3.00. Excellent Potato festival again…read more With improvements from last year. Dance floor right in front of band. Great food. Support a local landmark. Historic family farm. Wonderful fun day.

This update has more to do with the hot food and ice cream aspect of the stand. In a few words, it…read moreneeds serious improvement. This season, I've been there twice and my wife once, all at different times. Each time, there was an excessive amount of waiting involved. Twice, I was told that the food item I asked for, was not available. My wife, the same. I'm talking basics here, not strange and rare items. There also seems to be some items offered cold that normally should be offered hot. No one that I know wants or craves a cold golumpki or pierogi. 3 separate visits and 3 disappointments. Recommendation? Find a few things you do really well, and stick with it. If you still have pickles, start with that. They were great.

"Your love is better than ice cream Better than anything…read moreelse that I've tried" (Sara McLachlan) Driving home on Route Ten from Northampton, we stopped at Sheldon's for some excellent homemade ice cream. They have an interesting place-from the parking lot it just looks like a storefront ordering window with an outdoor patio, But, inside they have a second ordering counter, a huge dining room, and a wraparound deck overlooking the Manhan River -really quite lovely. We ordered two cones - my wife had an Almond Joy and I went with a Mint Oreo. My cone was very good, plenty of mint flavor without being overpowering, and plenty of Oreo pieces hiding inside. I went with a kiddie size, which is actually one scoop, and it was plenty to satisfy my craving on a hot day.

Not sure what's going on at Sheldon's but the flavor of the ice cream this year is subpar. I've…read morebeen visiting for years and always enjoy sitting on the back deck and enjoying my ice cream but it seems like the quality is not what it once had been. Just my 2 cents. Still a nice place with good service and good people but I definitely prefer the ice cream and soft serve at other locations.

Live music, a food trailer, yard games... am I in Austin, just with a much better mountain…read morebackdrop? Seriously, this place is awesome. People are happy, the animals are happy, the kids are happy. But what about the ice cream? Well, this time I actually came to judge that, and the verdict is... it's the best ice cream in the area! I had the Purple Cow, black raspberry ice cream with white and dark chocolate chips, and it was so good. The ice cream here is definitely on the creamier side, which is exactly how I like it. It edges out my longtime favorite that's just three minutes away, simply because I prefer a creamier style of ice cream. My wife prefers a less creamy texture so whether you like this place or the other place up the road more really comes down to personal preference. We ordered the kiddie size and it was still surprisingly generous. Free sprinkles were a nice bonus too. The little shop inside is really cute. They sell jams, cheeses, mushrooms, breads, ice cream, and a bunch of other local products so it's worth taking a few minutes to browse. Overall, an awesome atmosphere, excellent ice cream, and a place I'd happily return to every time I'm in the area.

My food reviews never really are about service because service doesn't make the food but the…read moreservice here was great. Friendly staff and helpful. You could make this a date spot with all they got going on. Smell is bad but at this point I wouldn't eat ice cream at a spot where I can't smell the animals because it's the best damn Ice cream I've had and I live in New York and tried the best of the best. I'll be back every time I'm in this state

The best corn ever in western massachusetts. Nice variety of produce and bakery items and…read more fairly priced.

Great farm market with excellent produce and delicious, homemade quality baked goods, especially…read morethe cookies and pies. And absolutely the best corn around!!

I'm in love. WIth their soft serve. Their funky architecture. The colorful decor. And the sweet…read morewoman runs the place, spending hours in her litle booth serving great soft serve and even greater joy. Creamy Delights is a high point of summer here. We actually go multiple times a week. Be forewarned: its cash only and no ATMs for a miles around. Be extra forewarned; you'll be back.

The service is friendly and thr quality is top notch. I once asked the owner why her ice cream was…read moreso good. She said their cream hash a very high butterfat content.

Great family owned local business. Friendly people with fantastic products! Try their cider donuts…read moreor pick up a freshly baked pie.

Lots of Apple products, best cider ever! Baked goods and a…read morecute gift shop. Check it out. Also Apple Cider in the slushie machine, one for the road

Brookfield Farm is our CSA…read more What is a CSA, you ask? Community Supported Agriculture. Basically, you pay the farm some cash, and they grow food. Tons and tons of food. Organically. Biodynamically. Locally. Then, they pack up a ton of boxes and send them off to the Boston area, where you can pick up your box. Every week, from June to November, there is a box full of tasty, fresh, local veggies waiting for you. It can't be beat. They are really good with telling you what you are getting (this is particularly helpful for those who are not veggie geeks). They put out a newsletter each week telling you what is new on the farm, what new foods you will see in your box, and they even include recipes. Because now that you have a four-pound bok choy, you need to figure out what to do with it. If you live closer to the farm, you can pick up your food there, and you can stop by for all the pick your own goodies (strawberries, peas, flowers). We will definitely do this again and would recommend it to anyone!

We LOVE Brookfield farm! Our Saturday morning trips are something we look forward to every week…read more It's more than just an errand to pick up veggies, it's a fun outing for all involved. There are usually popsicles involved, and picking berries, and seeing old friends and making new ones. On top of that, the quality of the produce is top notch, and the farm shop sells lots of local products like yogurt, maple syrup, fresh bread, and more.