I can't believe there aren't more reviews about this amazing farmers market. Granted, it's not as…read morebig as other FM's but you can find a lot of great gems here, we left loaded with goodies. I counted at least 4 stalls selling different kinds of produce, one of them I bought heirloom apples from where the outside looked like a granny smith, but the inside was pink; super cool and delicious! Also, ended up buying a bottle of bourbon from the Berkshire distillery stall to give as a gift so this is especially convenient if you're from out of town and want to give friends and family local goods. I think the thing we were most impressed with is that there were two stalls offering handspun alpaca yarn. One of the stalls had a flyer with details about what kind of alpaca breed the yarn is from and where the farm is located. (see pic) I thought that made the shopping experience extra special especially as someone who crochet's and is interested in where the yarn comes from. Another interesting item we bought were heirloom garlic bulbs that were bright purple. They're little but one clove has the potency of like 10 garlic cloves; really cool find! Also bought local made soap, farm fresh eggs, and baked goods. Again, even though it's not a very large farmers market, I consider this to be one of the best I've visited; would absolutely make a trip out here again.

I love surprises. And this little town has a fabulous farmers market! It's open and airy with lots…read moreof selection and live music. I was able to find lots to eat even though I'm gluten free and dairy free. I ate and tasted my way through. It's harvest time, but it had a ton of beautiful local produce. So check it out!

Stopped here on my way north to grab some apple cider donuts. 6 for $5.75 or $1 each. They were…read morevery good and the friends I bought them for loved them. I didn't find the service friendly or warm but they were a little busy.

The produce was excellent... my only critique is that it is cash only (I didn't see a sign) and I…read moredidn't know until it was time to pay I got a dirty look from the older female cashier when as a courtesy, I went to return the item I could not afford back on its original shelf. As for the items that remained and paid for ...: when I placed a produce item with the cardboard container in my bag I was scolded that the container remains with the store. I wasn't aware and I had not seen another person in front of me demonstrating that you do not take the cardboard container. I was a first time customer that did not know the particular nuances of this store and a little bit of grace would have gone a long way.

Cowberry Crossing has been at the Briarcliff Indoor Farmers' Market, and I felt an update was in…read moreorder. They now have a website and are offering a CSA for this year. The chickens are laying, so hustle to the market early so you can snatch yours up (if the Pleasantville Farmers' Market is any indication, the eggs sell out fast!). I recently tried one of their chickens when I realized they bring them FRESH to the market. They are pricey, but they are fresh, beautiful, and taste unbelievable-- unlike any chicken I've ever eaten. Anyway, their farming methods are what they refer to as "biodynamic," (organic, sustainable, and all that good stuff!) and you can find out more if you look at their website. Michael Pollan would approve. The animals are humanely raised and treated well-- the proof is in the pudding.

A few of us went in on a half steer from Cowberry and we're very happy with the meat itself…read morealthough it isn't certified organic. We ran into a bit of a snag when the butcher had accidentally with-held one of our 3 boxes of beef. It took a while to straighten it out, but in the end Cecille drove a few hours to our doorstep to deliver it along with some money back and a sincere apology. This is one of those instances where the handling of the problem made the business look better than if there weren't one to begin with. The only other small issue you may look out for is that some of the packages had a little moisture int them. Double sealing them and using them first is our plan. We're hoping that they go Certified Organic by next year for our next order as they said they are hoping to do. After all was said and done we are happy customers!

Local produce, select pantry items and produce in refrigerator case! From Farm at Miller's Crossing…read moreand local producers. A gem when you have missed your CSA pickup or farmers market and want fresh food. Delighted to find Thai eggplants, in addition to Italian and Japanese. (Peaches were sadly mealy hence reduction of one star. Alas, it happens.)

Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Hudson Valley from the gorgeous orchards of Fix Bros, while…read moreavoiding the mass crowds of NYC people. This is an especially wonderful place to pick-your-own apples. My family has been going apple picking at Fix Bros, every year, for the last five years. It has become a family tradition, going strong. If you prefer picking fresh fruit, in a beautiful setting, without the hassle of obnoxious crowds & high prices, then this is your place.

Excellent place for pumpkin and apple picking. They have a huge area of apple orchids with many…read moredifferent types of apples to choose from. Prices are reasonable too. They also have a hayride that will take you through their entire property which stops at different areas throughout the orchids. The pumpkin patch is decent sized and there's a large area for the kiddies to run around. They also have an area where you can purchase raw honey and different types of jams.

Was so small and disappointing. There was about a dozen tents/vendors. Did we go on a bad day?read more

Had the BEST kids' art corner couple - super friendly, helpful and sweet towards all kids. Produce…read morewas luscious and cheeses and wine were good! Would definitely go back, even just for the kid art!

Story Farms is the best farm stand in Upstate, New York! Convenient location with the farm a…read morestone's throw away so you know it's fresh. I love the fact that that they identify what they grow themselves (which is most items) versus what they sell from other local community businesses. And the Story family, who work the farm and stand are very welcoming and kind people! I look forward to the growing season each year and cant wait for the next crop!

Since moving to the Catskills, I've been spending some sleepless nights looking for a market to…read moreselect vegetables for juicing and cooking like I used to when I lived in Westchester and went to my fave Westchester Greenhouse in Hartsdale every week. In the town of Catskill, NY is Story Farms- a tented area filled with an ok selection of produce+some plants with mostly fair prices. My only issue was not keeping their small, wooden containers then dumping my produce into plastic bags upon checking out. I get it- every market functions differently. By the way, it's ca$h only.

I stopped at this farm market recently and was absolutely so excited about this find. I'm glad that…read moreI didn't see any of the negative reviews prior to my visit, because I can now honestly say they are all wrong. To the people complaining about the prices; this is a small business that doesn't have corporate sponsorship or the ability to buy big box store quantities resulting in slightly higher prices, but very much improved quality. To the people complaining about the service; when I was there shopping there were only two people working, which as an adult who works in retail customer service understands, just because it's not busy inside, it doesn't mean the worker's are not busy. I highly recommend Black Horse Farm for great plants, delicious baked goods, and friendly local service. I even want to mention that when it comes to customer service, one of the employees overheard me talking about Strawberry Rhubarb Pie, and when I mentioned they didn't have any, they went to the back and got one for me that was still cooling; that's customer service. So, if you are someone who appreciates the nuance of shopping local, I can not recommend Black Horse Farm enough, but if you're a whiny adult who needs their hand held at all times while shopping, and gets offended with someone quickly answering a question while continuing to do their work (again, small staff but still lots of work to do), perhaps you should go to a corporate big box store. Me, I know where I'm going, and it's to Black Horse Farm!

Notice that all the one star reviews are people that just moved into town? The entitlement…read more.. To everyone bitching about the prices, it's called gentrification, if you don't like it, stop moving here, flipping houses into overpriced Airbnb vacation spots. Some of my favorite business owners are gruff. That's how you stay in business. You stand your ground while people give you one star reviews for literally surviving this life. Get over yourself. We get our turkey here every year. And after reading some of these one star reviews, I'm gonna go lay down some dollars next week. Some of you don't deserve black horse farms.

Love this farmers market - not a giant one by any means but plenty of great produce and some local…read morecrafters. If you come here, you absolutely need to get a breakfast sandwich. Fresh local eggs with onion jam and arugula on a delicious brioche bun. I tried it with some hot sauce this time and stopped by the hosta hill stand to get hot sauce to take home! Love the maple vendor as well as their maple cream is amazing and best I've ever had!

Simply the best market in the Berkshires!!! Great cheese,…read morebread, veggie, egg, maple butter and crafts vendors. It is not to be missed!!!! Plan your vacation around this gem of an experience. As the weeks go by, more vendors are there each week. Covid slowed things down but it is gaining momentum again. Thank goodness. No dogs allowed right now but when they are-- it is a wonderful gathering spot for loving owners.

This place is a dive, but I say that in the absolute nicest of ways. I'm visiting my partner in…read moreSaugerties, and on Google maps, I saw that this place was only a few miles out of town. So, I decided to come out and take a look. The gentleman working there had a wonderful Brooklyn accent. I asked him if he was Vinny, and his response was, "We're all Vinny. How ya doin''? They have a good amount of cheeses and baked goods, among other things. I asked if they currently had apple cider donuts, but unfortunately they didn't. Instead, I bought a five pack of apple fritters. To me, they seemed more like Apple filled jelly, donuts, than apple, fritters, but they were still absolutely delicious! Tender, with plenty of apple filling. I also got some apple cider, which was wonderful, and, based on the sign on the outside of the stand, I bought a smoked trout. It was so good. Tender, smoky, just absolutely delicious. The price for everything was very reasonable. Don't let the look of the place turn you away. You will get some great deals here. Thank you..

Nothing fancy, just good old fashioned farm goods - fruits, vegetables, baked goods and lots more!!…read more Worth a stop if you're anywhere in the area. Close to NY Thruway exit 20