Always awesome!! One stop shopping for my garden! I always start and end HERE…read more It's annoying that I have to write more to post ythis review.

I started coming here around the time of the pandemic when everyone started turning to nature and…read morecaring for plants. It was very therapeutic and helped redirect our thoughts to natural beauty. There's open air, flowers, alpacas, and a succulent nursery, some of my favorite things to come see. I stop by here for dirt and planters once in a while too. There are bathrooms conveniently located inside the open air store and you can spot a big cat or two

Love going to Lupardi's. Very creative in all aspects. Getting my gardening supplies in spring or…read morewhen they put together bundles like the sauce one. All the ingredients to grow your own sauce. By day, it was hayride and a corn maze. By night, it was Pinot and pumpkin painting. Painting on pumpkins for a non artistic person was a blast. It's nice to know a family owned and operated place is right in my back yard. I have always. Even greeted with a smile.

This past christmas had some humps when trying to find trees and decent priced trees. Lupardi…read morepreviously turned me off, grounds are never really kept up. If it's not muddy, then it's just dry dirt road. I decided to spin back around to Lupardi this past December, and they had decent trees. When I got it home, there was quite a few fairly large garden spiders coming out of it. I think it's safe to say I'm not looking at trees from there anymore. That's never happened to me.

Love this place! I…read morestopped here yesterday because I was looking for local farms that had plants and other items I was looking for. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. They truly go out of their way to help you. They walked around the property with me and helped me hand pick items. I can't wait to come back here and buy more plants, pots, and other garden needs. I appreciate the staff and friendliness of the people here. I can't wait to stop in again soon.

They had some nice flowers. However, the woman working…read morethere was not at all helpful. They had a variety of very expensive echinacea flowers. it was later in the season, so it was hard to tell what colors they were and there was no tags to identify them. When I asked the lady who had a bunch of fillers in her face for assistance, I was basically dismissed. She advised that they don't have tags and that's that. And she walked away. When she passed me again a few moments later, I explained to her that I have quite a few varieties, and I was trying not to duplicate them. She literally walked away as I was speaking to her. Very rude, this is not the experience I'm used to in nurseries. Most people are very nice. In fact, if you go to the nursery directly next-door, you'll find beautiful flowers and somebody who is very eager to assist. Based on how I was treated, I will not be shopping here again.

Absolutely love Twinbrook. Local family-owned, great variety and prices, and fun events in the fall…read moreand winter for the family.

Cute little farm in Franklin lakes. I only walked around the nursery and garden center, but it…read morelooks like the property expanded with a hayride and pumpkins. It is a cute little stop if you're in the area if you want to take your kids to a less busy fares for fall activities. They also have a petting zoo area and many fall decorations outside. My partner and I got the apple cider and donut which were delicious, would definitely recommend!

I've never been there before I was taking my brother's house in Oakland, New Jersey. We took a ride…read morethere. Oh my God what an amazing place every vendor was fresh hot clean so nice place got packed a little hard to find parking but besides that it's a total recommendation to go what an amazing place the service and the atmosphere was just a fun inviting place to spend the day

A fair farmers market for this area but have been to others that are much bigger, with a better…read moreselection of goods. If you're looking for something to do on a Sunday, it is a pleasant walk around the tents but there are limited produce, bread and food tents (vegan, kebabs, dumplings). I only walk away usually with one or two items. When the weather gets warmer there's also live music. There's parking on the opposite side of the train tracks and someone always at the crosswalks to help people cross.

Bel Fiore has beautiful plants and flowers. Bel Fiore…read moreprovides excellent service. Bel Fiore is a huge nursery that offers plentiful of beautiful plants and flowers for both residential and commercial buildings.

Stunning and beautiful plants and bushes. Off the beaten path a little but really high quality…read more Luigi has a magic touch. Herbs were gorgeous and I couldn't help myself buying lots of gorgeous plants.

They're rubber pie was delicious.Their cheesecake was astonishingly fantastic , and their coffee is…read moreamazing

If you need to get your fall farmstand fix, Auntie El's got you…read more Most crucially, they've got cider doughnuts. There's stacks of them, either of the glazed or cinnamon sugar variety, and they are still warm from the oven usually. A fresh cider doughnut is a beautiful thing, and I personally purchase lots of them to buy the affection of my wife and children. They've also got all kinds of other confections as well, including apple fritters if you want to round out your fried apple pastry selection. I picked up one of those, but have yet to sample the pies, breads, sauces, cinnamon rolls, ice cream, cookies, honey, and more...but there's always next week. Outside, they've got all the pumpkins, gourds, flowers, and fresh produce you'd want. The owners are CLEARLY dog people, and I can get behind their plea for all of us to be the people that our dogs think we are.

I am fortunate enough to know many vendors and people that run markets in Bergen County. They are…read moreall eclectic and have different awesome things to see and purchase. This one is no exception. Support local people, produce and communities. Get out there this Saturday!

I wouldn't really call this a farmers market. There was only one local vendor (with a very small…read moresupply of produce) and the rest of the vendors were local restaurants. I wanted to give this a good review but the vendors only masked up when you came to the stand and gloves were not worn for the most part. In this COVID era we must all work together and make our community a safer place for our residents and I feel that wasn't the case at the Westwood farmers market.