When I went to the apple orchard, an employee named Tobias Stapleton provided excellent customer…read moreservice. He is a diligent employee and excellent I will definitely be coming back.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. We brought my dog, a friendly and gentle golden doodle,…read morewith us and waited in the parking lot to make sure dogs were allowed before entering the apple picking area. Although there were dogs inside, we were told by employees to put our dog back in the car as they stated there was a free roaming farm dog on the premise. There were no signs in the parking lot stating that dogs were not allowed nor was there a sign stating there was a dog free on the premise. As we were a couple feet away from my car to put my dog back inside, a vicious and unleashed German Shepard dog charged at my dog and me and began attacking her. The dog did not respond to the employees calling its name. Thankfully I protected my dog and she was not seriously injured as far as I can tell. I had to shield my dog from the German Shepard that continuously tried to get at her. I am seriously disheartened and upset with how this manner was handled. Small children and their families come to this orchard. This German Shepard should have at the very least been leashed to protect the visitors. I write this review to caution others with small children, friendly dogs, and even services dogs as this is not a safe or welcoming environment.

Hello, we love Lee's market, you're gonna pay more but the variety is unmatched, especially in…read morethat area.....there's nothing else. There's usually always something in the hot food department and the sandwiches are made well. Extensive cheese dept, the produce, the deli, I could go on.....must try!!

Huge variety. staff were extremely helpful. I love this market as it has an interesting variety of…read morefood that you normally wouldn't find in a grocery store. And just an extra, their almond Joy cookies are out of this world.

I hadn't been at the outlet in a few months. I stopped by on March 14th and found the place closed…read more When I looked in the window I saw the place was empty. No sign in the window saying they were closed or what was going on. Hope they open as they had just added on to the building.

Thought i would leave a fresh review as the others are quite old. Doms meat as cheap as their…read moremalden location, great assortment and prices!

Stopped in yesterday for my annual Christmas tree visit, and once again Mello's Farm did not…read moredisappoint. The selection was amazing. I spent some time wandering up and down the rows of trees while breathing in the crisp winter air mixed with fresh evergreen was absolutely magical. I loved all the options for trees, wreaths, garland, and centerpieces, and especially the potted trees, which is what I came in for. While deciding on the perfect size, we wandered a bit and discovered some beautiful home pieces, plants, and specialty food items. Thank you for always being a go-to spot during the holidays. We'll definitely be back even sooner now that we've discovered so many new favorites!

We have just discovered this gem--and what we have been missing! Prepared food, frozen and fridge…read moreitems, indoor and outdoor plants... can't recommend them enough!

Ambiance: The farm feels more like a charming little shop than a traditional farm. They sell plenty…read moreof name-brand foods alongside items made right on the farm, plus lots of cute home decor for purchase. Apple Cider Donuts: Only served on weekends, worth noting if that's what you're coming for. Didn't get to try it. Apple Cider: Served over ice at the café. Refreshing and sweet, but honestly tasted a lot like grocery store apple juice. Death by Chocolate Cake: $7 and absolutely worth it! A generous slice, super moist despite being pre-sliced from the fridge. The thin layers of buttercream-style chocolate frosting made it rich but not overwhelming. SO YUMMY!!

What a fun day picking blueberries at Sweet Berry Farm. This is an adorable farm with lots of…read moreberries, some flowers and chickens, with a cafe, and a small market with local produce and natural products. Each box for picking ($25 for large) is on the more expensive side but the blueberry bushes are well maintained and the quality of the blueberries is quite good. It's worth checking out the cafe as well - their sandwiches are slightly more expensive than expected but really refreshing and filling. I also saw signs of small batch ice cream which I want to try on my next visit.

I rarely leave the Cape without stopping at Jack in the Beanstalk. They stock Cape Traveler jams…read moreand jellies which I think are the best around and can't find anywhere else. Their salad bar is incredible and their soups, if I could get there early enough. are equally delicious. They also stock items it seems no one else has, like my dad's favorite pistachio cookies as well as fresh vegetables, fruits and bakery items. I'm normally am not a big fan of grocery shopping but I can get lost in this store.

Went in at 435 to get sandwich meat. Refused and said they were closed already. 3/28/26. Not very…read morehappy. Need new deli manager.

Really awesome experience we came for the ice cream flight very first time doing it here at the…read morefarm. They sold 100 tickets with a waiting list in the end. Everyone was kind and friendly the person waiting on me at the front desk Tessa she was awesome. Very helpful and kind. I had lots of questions. She had no problem giving the answers. Then we did buy a few things at the front. They also offer each week a month a cabinet like you packed type thing today's had like some cheese sticks in it. It had a dip that had a quart of yogurt has some slicing cheese on burgers. It had the kind of crackers it had a cream cheese. It had about seven different items in the bag for $25. I really felt that was a very good value Because it's directly from the farmer. They had a lot of good deals today. They are fresh local meats and cheeses pies from humble pie company and waffle. They also had ice cream from like five different companies. This was a lot of fun so glad I bought the ticket. It was only $10 and well worth the price. My intentions had to take my grandkids up here so they can see the cows and stuff and they can get ice cream a different day.

I was looking for an out of the way place to pick up some produce during this awful covid 19…read morepandemic. I wanted to avoid the big super markets so I drove here from Worcester. At first I was a little frazzled when I realized you need to order on the website and then come down and pick it up. This was no problem. I called back from the parking lot, placed my order, and they brought it out and put it in my car. I'm sure if it was a busy time this may have taken longer. Bottom line: they are doing this the right way. I had no physical contact with anyone so all i needed to do was wash the groceries when I got home, which I do anyway! Great service. Decent selection for a country store. Friendly and helpful staff. Much safer than going to the grocery store for us and for them. I highly recommend this business.

I have never been to Four Town Farm until recently, but always heard wonderful rave reviews from…read morefamily members who get their corn and other fresh produce for gatherings throughout the year. I am glad I had a chance to visit before Thanksgiving to stock up on some goodies! If you've been to Sweet Berry Farm in Middletown, Four Town is kind of similar, although the rustic farmhouse-chic shop does not have a prepared foods counter. However, they more than make up for it with all the amazing vegetables and fruits grown onsite. I was very impressed with the Honeycrisp Apples and Butternut Squash, as well as their wide selection of house made jellies and salad dressings. In addition to Four Town's slate of offerings, they also showcase other local vendors such as Wrights Dairy Farm's milk and cakes and Venda Ravioli's frozen fresh pasta and sauces. Four Town also carries fresh flowers and greenery that is holiday-ready - Christmas Trees and decorative wreaths and evergreen garlands. The team is friendly and offers excellent assistance in recommendations and recipe ideas- everyone we interacted with was delightful. This is a great stop along the way to lunch or dinner in neighboring Warren or Bristol, and a lovely way to spend a weekend afternoon!

I love everything about Four Town Farm. The market itself has great baked goods, fresh produce,…read moresome fun items you won't find at a typical grocery store etc. I love that depending on the season they have different pick your own options- pumpkins, flowers, strawberries. They have a nice coy pond outside that the kids I babysit for love to go see every time we come, they even have two goats that you can visit- Dixie and Belle!

Their deli sandwiches and fruits are always excellent. Everyone is courteous and welcoming. The…read morestore is always extremely clean and well organized. I enjoy going there at least once a week.w

Still the best place around for grinders and homemade deli sides. Fresh ingredients and fresh rolls…read morealways. Produce is a one stop shop to get New England and regionally grown in season items. Many local products carried here and a nice flower department as well. 5 star staff is always helpful and friendly.

Despite the warm, delicious donuts and friendly girls at the front end, I had a rude interaction…read morewith a blonde lady that worked in the back (prob making donuts) -- if for not her, I'd give this place a 5 star review. I wanted to try a new orchard and have a nice time before the cold really sets in -- so I decided to come here with my family who adores farms and such. We purchased an apple bag that granted us access to the orchard and pick some apples. However, when we were loading them into the trunk of my car, I heard someone say, "are yall gonna pay for that?" Obviously we had paid for them already inside and I explained this to her but she insisted on saying that we weren't allowed to pick apples unless we bought the bag and that stealing is not something that they allowed at the farm... which really irked me because I already bought a bag and explained to her this but she seemed so bothered and didn't understand. Her customer service skills are nonexistent and not here at all. it's extremely rude to assume we were stealing apples when we obviously had a bag with the logo of the farm. Why would anyone jump to the conclusion that we were stealing? I definitely didn't like the experience and I won't be coming back here. I would rather take my business elsewhere where I can shop in peace and enjoy family time. If they're going to be this unhappy and rude, don't work at a farm. Simple. Won't be coming back to this especially if blondie wants to be so rude.

they have my fav cider donuts of all the farms and my moms usually finds a thing or 2.read more