We went to pick blueberries this summer. The rows of bushes were extremely neat and well pruned,…read moreand bursting with berries.People were directed to different rows in an orderly fashion by the nice young staff so that we were never on top of one another.The berries were delicious and perfectly ripe. I kept mine in the fridge at home and they lasted a month for fruit cups and cottage cheese lunches. They tasted so much better than even the best supermarket berries.We bought corn at the farm stand that was very fresh and sweet. Visiting the newborn goats was charming. It was fun to watch the young visitors feed them. This is a great place for pick your own fruit and prices are reasonable as well.

Came here for PYO Blueberries. They had an FB sale for having a huge picking at a reduce rate…read morebecause of too many crops. I would steer clear on this places for blueberries. This is not my first time blueberry picking, so I know what to look for and how to pick berries. The area is fairly short - meaning the netting to keep the birds out is very low. If you're tall, you're going to be dragging the netting through your hair or killing your back from crouching. Bushes are not trimmed and maintained well. However, the height of the berries are perfect for children to be able to pick their own. After crouching for a while and leaving with 4 lbs of berries, we were happy with our haul. However, after coming home and washing them to prepare for storage and eating, the nightmare began. Nearly all the berries have small white bugs on them. No biggie, fairly easy to wash and scrub. However, when worms and grubs starting to come out of the berries, I knew that this was not a great picking place. Their blueberries looked great, but clearly they're dealing with bug issues that will kill their crops and customer base. Wasted money down the drain, but better than eating bug infested fruits. It's a bummer as I've picked fruits at their Tyngsboro location with no issues. But I'd steer clear on this location and drive further to go up to Tyngsboro.

I went on 1/6/24 for the first time, and I will be returning! First, they have a parking lot, and…read moreit was super clean. The premafe food was too the right as you walked in. The food was excellent! The young lady who helped us was so nice and patient! She explained how each dishes were prices and what some things were called. Because of her, I learned the proper name for Spanish rice. It was very reasonably priced, too. The large rice was only $8!! My husband and I ate that for two days, lol. They had many vietnamese items, compared to my Asian stores nearby. The seafood and meat section was good size and organized. I only got a glimpse of the vegetable and fruits section, but it seems ok for quick runs when you forgot something. The cashier was nice and caring. One of our food boxes fell inside the bag, and he straightened it out. That was such a small gesture, but it showed how much he really cared for his customers! I will be returning for their food. The fried chicken was so good and the rice alone too!

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Found them on FB & took a road trip up there. With plenty of parking by the produce stand, we went…read moreto town. There were variety of vegetables & baked goods. What we bought if we were a regular supermarket would have cost us over $50. Here got it for $20 & change. Very please we went. Go there & see for yourself.

The growing season has begun.... Peters Farm has always…read morebeen a must for me for buying fresh vegetables and fruit. However moving out of the area changed that. So being that I was in Salem I decided to stop in. It was great to see that they had fresh, leafy lettuce, mint, and radishes. There were some very good looking strawberries. But I passed on them in need of vegetables & herbs. If I'm not mistaken each item I bought was $ 1.00 it just over it. * They do NOT take credit cards... Cash or check only. And just so you know there is no ATM close by that I know of. Anyway, what I got for the amount I paid I feel was a real bargain for fresher produce than at the supermarket! I wish I lived closer... I would stop in 1-2 times a week!

I had a blast enjoying some fall fun at Parlee Farms! Tyngsboro is about 45 minutes outside…read moreBoston. They have nice grassy lots for people to park at. I think arriving around 10am allows you to nab a good spot close to the farm itself. There was already lots of folks around by 10am on Saturday. The main farm area has food options, including hot cider and apple cider donuts. The donuts are so good in the morning, I think they are super fresh and warm but get a little less fresh by the afternoon. There is also corn on the cob and hamburgers, etc. Later in the afternoon, this area also had some great live music, and a petting zoo area with cute goats. We were eager to get to apple picking. You can buy a bag for holding the fruits of your harvest; the options are half bushel and peck. We went with a half bushel, which ended up being great for three people. We then rode the hayride to the orchards, which was a very quick ride. They have tons of different varieties at the orchards, including Cortlands, McIntosh, Honeycrisp, Cosmic crisp, Shizuka, Empires, and Granny Smiths. My friend was especially excited by the Jonagolds. The hayride also takes you back to the main farm area, where there are lots of options for activities to enjoy. We could take pics in the pumpkin patch or go pick flowers. The flower patch had zinnias, gorgeous dahlias, gladiolus, and Irises that haven't bloomed yet. It was super gorgeous. You can purchase flowers by the pound or by the bouquet; pound is the cheaper option for sure, so I do recommend doing this. The line for checkout got really long by the afternoon and then we had to line up again with our bucket of flowers to get them wrapped in butcher paper.

Been going here ever since I was little…read more The farm is fantastic, each time they let you pick your own fruit you can guarantee a great experience. Their barn items are insanely cheap for fresh bakery goods in this economy, and their fruit picking prices are fair. I haven't ever had a bad experience with service, and the ambiance is all wooden, cool, and overall just a great experience. It's literally THE place to go for a family trip or something fun to do.

This place is a hidden gem and great prices! We went with a moms group and all our kids under age 5…read moreyears, they were more than accommodating with everything for our group. It wasn't crowded, hayrides to the orchard for just our group, everyone got a bag of apples and a pumpkin. Additionally, staff was nice, kids feed the animals carrots, and we all stayed and had a picnic as a group.

Love this place. Beautiful plants that thrive. Good variety and some things you don't see…read moreelsewhere. Prices very reasonable. Gorgeous produce, and apples, of course. My go to place.

saja Farms is a family owned business, and it's a small farm but the fruit the vegetables and the…read morecorn is remarkable taste awesome. I recommends in the lady of the Seder. She's very nice the family. The people are very nice there and I would recommend them if you want to get your corn on the cob and to get any vegetables there I would highly recommend them. They're very good and the prices are good too.

It's very early on in the season, and I just found out about this farm, so I cannot speak to what…read morethey have later on when the crops are really coming in. Lord knows my zucchinis don't even have flowers, so being able to pick up a few locally grown ones is awesome. They just had one counter of veggies around midday, but the barn they are using for a store is gigantic, and there were empty baskets stacked in one area and empty tables in another, so I assume it must fill up. The farm is gorgeous. There are beautiful rectangles of growing stuff everywhere. The people are friendly and they take credit cards, so that's super helpful, since I rarely have cash. I got some nice tomatoes and cucumbers (the latter better than the former, but it is really early and some of those earlier tomatoes are less flavorful, so I'm sure they'll get better), some zucchini and summer squash and green beans. Looking forward to my dinners this week with all those fresh veggies! They also had nice looking peppers (which we don't eat in this house due to a borderline allergy), and some potatoes, as well as some fruits. I was mainly after veggies, though. I understand they had lettuce somewhere, perhaps in the Coca Cola-style fridge I didn't check out, but from what I saw on the website, it was only romaine and iceberg. My favorite lettuce is Black Seeded Simpson, but the other "butter lettuces" in that family are good too. I dislike iceberg and am neutral on romaine. I'll be back! This place is not far and it's also near Shaw Farm, where I like to buy milk, so it makes for a nice trip. Lots of good food to be had!

Small local farm, organic produce. Eggs from cage-free hens, cukes, squash, corn, tomatoes…read more Yummy! Nothing fancy, just real produce. Support the small guy.

I picked up a jar of pure honey at the Carlisle farmers market and I can never go back to the…read moresupermarket stuff. The person selling was super knowledgeable about this type of honey and how to serve it.

I had an interesting sandwich cranberry chicken, BLT. It was good, but I liked their cranberry…read morechicken wrap better. They don't serve you but that's fine. It's a nice rustic barn setting.

I was picking up Olive Garden down the street so first I stopped here to buy 2 pies. The first was…read morea Banana Cream Pie and the other was an Apple Pie. The Apple was was good flavor and fair size pie however the Banana Cream Pie while the flavor was ok the banana slices were nearly non existent- in my slice of the pie there were 2 shaved thin pieces of banana. Also the whipped cream was sparsely laid out. I could go to any supermarket and get one and the banana slices are thick and plentiful and whipped cream is 3 times what was on Manns Pie. Complete waste of money and I'll stick to only getting an Apple pie however I'm better off getting Apple pies from Costco since they are twice the size and much less expensive. Not impressed Manns- get with the program!

Clark Farm in Carlisle is one of our most favorite farms in Mew England! My family and I have been…read moreCSA members for a few years now, and every season just gets better. The produce is always fresh and flavorful. What makes Clark Farm stand out from other CSA programs is the unique pick-your-own experience. Each week, members get the chance to go out into the fields and harvest certain fruits, vegetables, and herbs themselves -- it's such a fun, hands-on way to connect with the food and the land. Our 2.5-year-old absolutely loves it and has become completely obsessed with anything farm-related! The staff is incredible -- friendly, knowledgeable, and always welcoming. Thank you to Amanda, Andrew, and the entire Clark Farm team for not only providing amazing produce but also creating such a joyful, community-centered experience for families.

Stopped in while we were out exploring. Nice location, attractive store and helpful staff. We…read morepurchased some plants to start our garden. They have a nice selection of plants. The farm store is well stocked with produce. Cheers.

Hidden in back of the parking lot it was pretty hard to find. We saw the sign on the huge street…read morefront plaza sign. And then we saw a plaza directory sign pointing to the right. So we walked all the way right and dead ended. Still didn't see the place. Until we saw an Indian couple coming out with bags of dal and rice. Thankfully they pointed the store out to us. Basic selection of Indian foods. Dals. Chavils. Spices. Dried fruits. Nuts. Masalas. Indian vegetables. Biscuits. And those yummy snack blends. Lacking in naan and sweets.

Great store with fair prices. Produce is fresh and the selection of items are limitless . Great…read moreservice