Lovely 120 acre farm in Cortlandt Manor of Westchester County -…read moreThey have a Food truck, Market and picnic tables on the premises. We enjoyed seeing the goats in the meadow. They sell plenty of grass fed pasteurized meats: Beef, pork, lamb, goose, duck, rabbit, turkey and chicken. Also sausages, eggs, vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers. We brought home a few things to prepare for the weekend. Open Daily 8AM to 6PM Thank you! *no dogs allowed*

Well, I like that they're a small business and I always prefer mom and pop businesses over big…read morecorporate places but I went there to buy some chicken for my dogs food and the person I spoke to over the phone suggested chicken backs and was willing to sell them to me for a dollar a pound. Fortunately I didn't have a place to keep them so I bought a couple of pounds but they had so little or no meat in them so they weren't good for anything except chicken soup or broth but otherwise high quality stuff. They had an awful lot of them so I maybe should have seen it coming.

Vert large property and lots of staff on deck to help you navigate the area . It was especially…read morehelpful with parking, the staff guided and directed every step ensuring easy entrance and exit. Several well labeled orchards to explore. Some trees are close enough on flat areas if you dont want to undertake the hilly areas. Grounds are well maintained and if you're there for photo-ops this farm will not disappoint. Beautiful scenic backdrops of the Hudson Valley. Obviously it being the perfect sunny day really enhanced the experience. Wilkins has everything for an enjoyable outing. Bakery ( lines were long, so we skipped that ) Ice cream stand, ( we got apple cider donuts on our sundaes ) . Farmstand with preserves and apples for purchase if you don't want to pick your own. Wine tasting too. Clean portopotty and hand washing stations. Tractor rides, corn maze, pumpkin patch, Christmas trees. This was definitely one of the bigger farms we've visited and it's well taken care of ,very clean. Staff is friendly and helpful.

So this far doesn't require tickets to enter and has a more relaxed low key vibe. My family and…read morefriends arrived at 10:30am and spots were filling up fast. So the earlier you get there the better! Staff were very nice and helpful. They have a fun haystack all the kids were jumping and playing on while the adults were enjoying their hot apple cider and baked good! Their donuts are very delicious, made hot and fresh. They have chocolate covered apple cider donuts but they ran out already so that was a bummer. Their Apple cider was really good too! The baked good line can get very long but it ebbs and flows. They apples seemed pretty small but when I tried the apple it was delicious so I actually really like the smaller size apples for the kids and myself. A peck was $30 for 2 people! Expensive! They only have Porto potties there and they are very gross so be prepared! I like that they have outdoor hand washing stations around though. Oh also they need to hire some goats lots of poison ivy around the base of the apple trees so be careful!

Visited Stuart's Farm for pumpkin picking! The pumpkins were lined up by the entrance -- $10 for a…read morewhite pumpkin and $8 for a similar-sized orange one. We also bought a $20 bag for apple picking, which fit only about 6-8 apples, though the apples were delicious. The bakery line was too long, so we grabbed $1 freshly baked, warm cookies that were amazing! The $5 hayride was fun and surprisingly long. They mainly accept cash, and I believe Venmo is accepted too, so bring cash just in case. Overall, a fun fall outing with tasty treats.

Took my son here on our autumn visit to nyc. I wanted my kid to enjoy apple picking since it's not…read morea thing we can do in Southern California. I had a friend who drove us up here from the city, which was not a bad drive at all. I chose this place mainly because they don't charge for parking and admission fee like other orchards that think they are a theme park. There were lots of apples to choose from and sample. Not sure if we were allowed to sample but that's what I'm accustomed to doing .you buy a bag at a flat rate and fill it up to the top with apples and that's it. It was a nice stroll for the day before we headed to the pumpkin blaze later that evening. The fresh apple cider donuts were delicious. I wanted to get my mom fresh apple cider but it had to be refrigerated asap so my mom missed out. lol there isn't a corn maze or tractor ride but it was still a fun family experience. Next time I'm in the city during fall I will definitely come back.

The pies are amazing. My favorite place for the last 26 years of living in the area.read more

This place has been a seasonal staple for decades and with good reason. Orchards are fun and bring…read morea lot of happy memories with both activities and smells of fresh baked goods and fresh fruit. I find it hard to pick a fresh pie or food sometimes because the flies are all over everything. You can't wash fly poop off your pie. But the staff is friendly and welcoming and the place is generally well maintained. They hold events, have all kinds of seasonal activities for the public. I look forward to buying a basket of apples and other delicious treasures there every fall. It's great to see families, children having fun there...making new memories. This place has given a generation of wonderful memories to a lucky few who have shared their time there. It's truly an orchard, country store and a country experience.

A large Italian supermarket with great customer service. There is an eat-in area to heat up your…read morefood from the deli. There are so many to choose from. Their gelato is just okay. I have tasted many gelato in Italy and they are not even close to what you can get in Italy. Anyways a great place to grab a quock lunch and buy some additional sides for tonight's dinner.

Uncle G's makes a basic effort to create an authentic Italian experience, but I prefer not having a…read moresinger follow me in a grocery store. If you read the labels on the prepared foods, you'll see added sugar, starch, and other unnecessary ingredients. The store is closed from 9:30pm to 7am EST. Luckily, this window is when most of the flights to Europe leave. You'll arrive in the morning CET. I would save your hard-earned money and go to Italy regularly for authentic food and music. Start in Lombardy and work your way down the coast. Safe travels.

I love this place! The staff is always nice the farm is beautiful and the fruits and vegetables are…read morealways delicious. Part of what I like is you walk to the orchards but just know there is walking. It is so peaceful, and a great way to spend the day. Plus you walk away with fresh fruits and vegetables. They also have a store that is always loaded with good eats. Love this place!!!!

The stuff is good but i did notice only the outside workers are black.all the inside workers…read morewhite...uhmmmm think abt it

Let me tell YOU... No, I'm not a picky eater in the least but I definitely do not get enough fiber…read moreor greens in my diet. (Diet wouldn't even be the correct word to use HAH!) After discovering Rebel Microgreens, I realized that these amazing lil plant buddies are not just for rabbits or topping fancy dishes! These things are amazing in almost everything! From juices and smoothes, to homemade ramen, sandwiches, salad additions, baking.. you name it and it works. Melissa is an amazing micro farmer and I have found her at the local Peekskill farmers market selling her greens along with muffins and other goodies. Oh and even more- she does hyper-local delivery too! You cannot ask for more! Def check her out... my fav are the pea shoots, spicy salad mix and sunflowers. Can you say organic, fresh and good for youuuuuu!

These greens are delicious! They're healthy to snack on, versatile in dishes, and home-grown!…read moreAmazing! The flavors in these tiny greens are impressive and so delicious. My favorite snack!

I went to the Mt Kisco Farm yesterday for lunch. A friend told me to try it there. I wasn't sure…read morewhat to expect when I walked in but was pleasant surprised how spacious and clean it was. They have everything a small grocery store should have. Fresh fruit whole fruit, cut up fruit, lots of fresh veggies, and fresh meats. It was 3pm and the grill was still open so I ordered an omelette. While I was waiting for my food the owner introduced himself and welcomed me to the store. He was very friendly and was genuinely appreciative of my business. This is a local gem!

This place has great sandwiches and there produce is fresh! A great place to shop for a few items…read moreor many⁉ So glad there open‼

Great views, lovely farm animals surrounding the farm, wonderful staff, good food. I frequently…read morecome here for breakfast or lunch or just for a fresh cup of coffee!

I love this farmer's market! It's small/medium size but it has great quality foods ! The farm fresh…read moreveggies are very reasonable & much better than what you get at a grocery store ! Great breads , Italian food , Jamaican food , polish food , honey , farm fresh meats , amazing goat cheese and more !

Yorktown Heights local farm dating back to the 1800s, spanning 187 acres, with abundant farm…read moreproduce and wonderful butterflies in the garden enjoying the perennials of Yarrow and Asclepia Tuberosa (orange milkwood) flora that they enjoy. The land was originally home to the Wappinger and Munsee Wanape people for many centuries before the European settlers arrived in 1609. Open Daily: 10AM to 4PM *No Dogs Allowed* Thank you!

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