We actually visited their satellite farmstand at the Rhinebeck farmers market. They had a lot of offerings from apples to apple cider to quiche, salsa, and chips. We purchased cider and salsa. Both items were delicious. Prices were very fair. I would visit again. read more

Really easy to get to and never super crowded. Selection is small and they can be out of things a lot of times. Prices seemed a little high to me, but it is a touristy place. On the other hand it is super convenient if you just want to grab a few veggies for dinner. It's a covered outdoor market, their COVID-19 protocol seems good; they only let in 3 parties at a time, and they sanitized my credit card before returning it to me. read more

I think it's a great little farm stand. I don't know what the other reviews are talking about--but they have lots of local products. If you prefer to make sure everything is micro-local, then why don't you pick your own? There are plenty of places around to do that. However if your hoping for the freshness and friendly service of a well stocked farm stand then is your place. Lots of variety and I've found the produce is great. read more

I know farmstands may not be my forte, however, when I came here today and bought a few Honeycrisp apples, I thought the place was pretty decent.Their variety seemed to be okay, but maybe a little expensive (between $2-3 per pound on apples, depending on the type of apple) ...and when you pair that with this place not taking credit and debit cards (even though we are moving to a cashless society), this place does seem a little out of my "everyday league". I like the localness of the stand - it stands at the corner of River Road and Route 199 - over at the Red Hook/Rhinebeck border (literally on the border). Though I have no connection to this corner or any of the few houses around it, I do know this corner rather well: I come through this corner multiple times a day - heading to and from Kingston and to and from the (Rhinecliff) Amtrak station and Bard College. It doesn't have great cell service - Yelp check-ins are too weak to check in here, but I had okay service to check in with a competitor's check-in tool today (Swarm). This corner where this farmstand is - is pretty much a 1x-cellphone zonk zone beginning near the Route 199 park and ride to about the edge of the bridge on Route 199 and between Rokeby estate and Hook Rd on River Rd) - making this the epicenter of the zonk-zone! What inspired me to come in today was the freshness of the apple I received from an Uber rider as an (oddball) tip after she wanted me to bring her there first. Although I ate the apple then, I bought a few of those same apples today, and came home with three nice juicy Honeycrisp apples - ones that leave your mouth watering and craving more! I know it's the prime of the season for apples, so I thought I'd pop in for some local taste here. The employee was fair, but the area wasn't paved very well. You walk and park on gravel, and even some areas have grass-zones. The farmstand has very little light, and things just seemed way too dark at 2pm today. My eyeglasses may have Transitions lenses, but I know they weren't flipping because of no sun, so that wasn't the case. It seems the problem lies within the fact that this place isn't open very well, all year. Whenever I come through, it always seems like they are closed. I used to come through at 3pm, and they'd be closed - and even in the winter, this place is always closed. (Big loss of profit there, btw.) You'd be closed right about the times I'd be coming through and when I finally had enough and had some cash to spend, knew it was the right time today to tackle as much as I could. The apple cider looked enticing, but I was in there for apples. I sometimes crave for local fruits, and have heard from several Uber riders who come through that this is the best farmstand around. I hear all about their cookies - which I'm still willing to try to buy - but have yet to find the money to buy them with. I don't mind bagging my own apples, but I wasn't expecting to bag them by myself. I like it when a company will go out of their way to help choose the best of the item they'd want and that's definitely not where this place was. When I asked about apple bags, they asked if I'd like a bag to bag my own - not "here, I'll bag some for you - how many pounds/apples would you like?". Please go the extra mile - especially in times like these - first time customer that wasn't 100% satisfied - but I trust you'll be there over time. I will still mention your location when I pass it and my Uber riders ask to stop into a farmstand (you're safe there) - but try to get me back in, and I can't say when that will happen again. read more

I really enjoyed the ginger cookies great for the holidays. Apple cider cold and delicious and got some for the family. A real treat!

Some nice things at this farm stand. I bought $69 worth of produce and paid for by debit card. After paying I read a small sign that stated 4% service charge is added to credit and debit cards. Sneaky and is not a good business practice. read more

Hello, weekenders & your $$$!!! Not entirely convinced that all the produce is theirs, there are a lot of crates from other sources around back. This place appears to exist to give the weekenders a place to shop that makes them feel they are doing something "local." read more

I have to agree with the other reviewer..... I feel that their stuff is bought from a grocery store. I purchased peaches and they were TASTELESS. I also bought potatoes and corn- again, TASTELESS. IF the produce really is not from a local farm, than shame of them! Everything LOOKED great. read more

I worked there during my summers for a couple years while on break from college. Had to write this because I saw the only reviews were negative so I have to represent because that job was awesome!!!! Produce was only bought in until the farm begins harvesting their own - and mostly due to customer request. The farm produces just about all the fresh produce they carry (delivered almost daily!) and uses other local farms to fill the gaps in season. Give them another shot other reviewers! If the peaches or potatoes were tasteless, did you ever consider that they may have received too much rain? Not easy working with mother nature!! read more