vary good place to get snacks and fresh vestibule nice people there Assam survive . they have nice…read moreevents.

Good stuff and great people working here. Plenty of help and quick service. This has been a go-to…read moreplace for lunches while working in the area.

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

I am so glad that Cornucopia is open on Dwight Street in Holyoke, MA…read more I love shopping at this small store with a robust selection of healthful and organic food; the highest quality of vitamins and minerals and herbal products; bulk-bin grains, beans, coffee and spices; eggs, dairy and cheese with vegan alternatives; organic fresh vegetables and fruits; and a great selection of refrigerated and frozen foods. (And, even TP and cat and dog food!) Note: Cornucopia shares a parking lot with FAME restaurant and Canna Cannabis, if your GPS doesn't show it yet. The owners, Nate and Jade, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. I encourage you to visit soon. You will be glad that you did

This is a pretty amazing health food store. The selection is outstanding and they have a ton of…read morestuff packed into a relatively small space. It's easy to find items and the staff is super helpful. Gluten free stuff. Soy free things. Non GMO items. Vegan foods and lotions. CBD selection. Nice kombucha variety. I found some wonderful, high quality lavender oil...which happened to be on sale. Score! Fabulous store.

Farm stands are pretty big in this area, Rays holds the title, and no ones taking a shot at that…read morefucker. Located right on college highway, rays has all sorts of your farm stand needs. I'm gonna talk about the items individually because that's what they fucking deserve. First, the corn. Grab 1 ear or grab a fuckin sack either way you can't lose. This shit is so sweet your don't need butte or anything on this shit. Fuck you can even eat it raw cooking it might just bring it down a notch. The tomatoes. These little bastards pack some serious flavor. Great for a scratch sauce or salad or sandwich or eat that fucker like it should be eaten. They have ugly, plum, hot house, Cherry you fuckin name it grab whatever, shoot you can't miss. The fruit. The blueberries. They have those small little fuckin ones, if you ask me, have way more flavor then your average big honkin berry. Lets just say they have some good fruit and move on. Knockin it out of the park real quick, lettuce, cucumbers, beans, squash, zucchini, celery, Beets, carrots, peppers, onions, potatoes, everything you need to knock your veggie game out of the park player. They also have fuckin starter plants and flowers for all you gardening fruitcakes out there. That's pretty much it. I'd recommend the corn and tomatoes all fuckin day.

Amazing, amazing selection of Christmas trees. You cannot go anywhere else in western…read moreMassachusetts! The staff was incredibly supportive and the selection was top-notch not to mention the prices are amazing. Been to several other Christmas tree shops/farms, and the prices were insane. You cannot get your Christmas tree from anyone else. This is the place for your family! We needed a large tree and they delivered, they had the biggest selection of trees that I've ever seen.

I like Inter Produce a lot. It's easy to get to on the G2 PVTA bus if you don't drive. If you do,…read morethey have their own parking lot, with free parking. The store hours are excellent, and they have a decent selection of European groceries, and tea, in addition to the produce, which is their main event. They have real Avjar. Win, win! I love peppers, and I think of Inter Produce as the pepper people. Green ones, red ones, yellow and orange ones, hot ones, they've got them. Nice ones, too. Fresh and the prices are good. The last time I was there I got a head of Romaine lettuce that looked local it was so fresh. It was massive, with big green leaves. And because I'm 99% sure it was local, I had no fear of getting sick. (Summer of 2026, here. Lettuce. Yeah.) Eggplant was fresh and there was a good selection of cruciferous veggies too. I was reluctant to buy potatoes, though, and this is the reason for 4 stars instead of 5. There were more bad spuds than good. Sad but true. These were bagged spuds, too. And the ones that were unbagged were too close to the sun/light source, and had turned green. Bummer. (I do not eat green spuds. Do a search and look up why you shouldn't either.) :( The store is well lit, you have a choice of a small grocery trolley, a hand basket, or one of those wheelie things with a retractable handle. The woman at the counter was professional and courteous. I brought my own bags, which she appreciated, and together we bagged up my stuff quickly. So, Inter Produce gets my vote, they're locally owned, they donate to local food banks, and are an asset to our community. Just mind the spuds.

Inter Produce is easily one of the best places to shop for fresh fruits and vegetables in the area…read more Every time I go, the produce is incredibly fresh and high quality, way better than what I find at regular grocery stores. The staff is always super friendly and willing to help, whether you need a recommendation or just have a quick question. Their prices are surprisingly affordable for the quality you're getting, which makes shopping here an easy choice. Overall, it's a reliable, clean, and genuinely enjoyable place to get your produce.

Cool farm. They have a produce section and lots of everyday items for purchase. We went in the fall…read moreso they were stocked with pumpkins, jams and jellies, and freshly made apple cider donuts. They were so fluffy and soft right out of the fryer. We ate them all right there. Elsie's creamery is a part of the store and we got the seasonal pumpkin ice cream. Not a big fan of ice creams in general but I can get behind this one. Tasted fresh and light. And definitely get it in a waffle cone. We got a kiddie scoop and even that was plenty between two of us. I think it was the last day of fall so there were some games out back like duck racing, steer roping, corn hole etc that were fun to play as you finished your ice cream. Overall a fun visit to the farm.

I bought a Chicken Caesar Salad this afternoon and opened it to eat for dinner and the lettuce is…read moreterrible! I could not eat it! The price was $8.99. Not happy about this at all! Disappointed.

Excellent apple orchard. Pick your own apples or buy a bag. Great pies, donuts and other treats…read more Fast friendly service. Like going back in time. The smell of cinnamon greets you as you enter the building. Friendly staff.

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

I pass by Dave's all the time when we're on our way to Atkins Farm or want to take the backroads to…read moreNorthampton. You can find really interesting varieties of Fruit and vegetables. I have to admit however that one of my main reasons for going is because they carry Ground Up flours. Ground Up is a local flour mill based in Holyoke, MA that doesn't use any kind of GMO or chemicals. This is the flour that my favorite bakery (Hungry Ghost Bread in Northampton) uses to make their delicacies. You can visually see and taste the difference in this flour. My mom who usually reacts badly to storebought gluten products has no issues whatsoever with this variety of flour. We used to think she was gluten intolerant but now we think it's probably whatever stuff they spray on wheat to keep bugs off that she's reacting too. But really, people shouldn't be consuming plants that have been sprayed by harsh chemicals or has been genetically modified which is another reason why I appreciate Dave's natural garden. People working there are really nice and help you with whatever you need.

What an unexpected gem! They had gorgeous plants- flowers and vegetables. In the small store they…read morealso had some elderberry elixir and my favorite dairy free "appetizer faux magio" ! I found out that sometimes it contains their chives! I will be back soon and can't recommend highly enough.

I don't how this place could have anything less than 5 stars. Produce is 10/10 the freshest around,…read moreway fresher than Whole Foods. Amazing prices as well.

They changed 18.99 for a starter six pack of wave petunias. Wave petronas are propagated in the US…read more They seem to have put a 90% tariff on these all by themselves. I'm all for buying for a local.But not at these outrageous prices. Get them at Walmart $9.99

Excellent ham, belgium chocolate, frozen German foods. So glad as a senior I can save money here.read more

Although I really like Aldi and have been shopping here for years, The Chicopee store has been…read moredisappointing the last 2 times I have been there in reference to their keeping their customers safe during Covid-19. I am an RN and I work in a hospital, wear my face mask for 12 hours at work and take the necessary precautions to keep myself and my family safe. When I need to go shopping, I go into Aldi's in Chicoppe and see other shoppers walking around shopping in the store without masks on, or taking them off once they get into the store, no one seems to be enforcing the use of face masks at this store. This is the third time that I have seen this at this store, and Chicopee was the city where they were enforcing limits of shoppers at all the stores at the beginning of Covid-19, it seems people are becoming lax and as a medical professional this concerns me.