Lets talk about tomatoes. Cherry tomatoes. Obercreek Farm Stand is a beautiful picturesque…read moreinstagrammable well stocked farmstand that has the best cherry tomatoes, red or yellow, on the planet. We are not talking about those perfect looking tasteless things you get at the supermarket. These beautiful crisp Obercreek examples burst in your mouth with sweetness and all sorts of complex undertones. Perfect plain as a snack or halved, drizzled with a little sea salt, oregano, EVOO and crumbled Feta. I spent 20 years out in Bridgehampton and used to think the worlds best tomatoes were at Pike's Farm in Sagaponack. I was wrong. They are at Obercreek. Oh, they have awesome coffee (comp with pastry) fresh pies and all sorts of other stuff along with beautiful shaded tables with views. How could you not stop here?

This is probably the cutest farm stand that we've been to. It's very conveniently located for us…read more The staff is great and beyond the produce, which is good quality. They have lots of other things to purchase. I love the CSA because once you have given them the money for it. It feels like you're shopping for free.

I've loved coming to this farm for years. They have a pleasant stand located inside one of their…read morebuildings that has so many delicious fresh varieties of produce to offer. They are open midweek till 5 and I know on the weekends but not sure of the times. The potatoes are delicious & the best consistency - so fluffy mashed and make the best potato salad & great for roasting too. Pumpkins & cornstalks for your fall fun, bales of hay , squash, tomatoes , corn, honey, sweet potatoes, onions, & fruit too !!! Go on over and get some delicious & colorful produce!! Oh by the way , if you're a garlic fan? You haven't seen garlic till you've had theirs .. huge cloves and rich flavor !!!

Grows what is probably the sweetest corn I have ever tasted. This is a sixth generation working…read morefarm with a retail shop that is so inconspicuous it's easy to miss. As I stand here in mid July the tractors are busy in the fields, which are lush with crops. If I didn't know I was in New York State I could believe that I was in the farm belt in the Midwest. It's absolutely beautiful around here. I can hardly wait for the tomato crop. Many of the farmstands in the area get their produce from here. By the way, they sell the corn for $.50 an ear.

This place is incredible…read more My far better half's father has a yearly membership to this farm. Every Friday he comes by and fills a bag full of the freshest produce I've ever laid eyes on. For real, the beets, carrots, and cucumbers were still wet from being cleaned off after being picked that morning. The melons were also freshly picked and as amazing as melons can be*. It's also conveniently located by Soon's orchard, so if you need a few (hundred) bottles of hard cider or a few donuts, you won't have to go too far. If you are in need of quite possibly the freshest veggies in the world, and want to hang out with the nicest farmer's I think I've ever met, stop on by Bialas Farms. __________ *not a huge melon guy, especially (gasp) watermelon. If you like it you do you, but its just not my jam.

My parents have been getting a weekly subscription of in-season veggies from Bialas Farms for a…read morewhile now, and while I got to enjoy them at their house, I finally had a chance to visit in person the last time we visited. What a lovely place! They had tons of space and a huge variety of produce. I grabbed beets, broccoli, tomatoes, and a mix of different peppers (shishito and jalapeno). Everything was WONDERFUL! It is so fresh and lasts so much longer in our home than the same items from the grocery store. The people who work there were so kind and helpful and I would be willing to come back just to listen to them chat with everyone that comes in. Clearly they have a consistent group of shoppers. This little gem is hidden a bit off the beaten path which keeps it relatively quiet. When we left, the parking area had grown from 3 cars to 10 and there was still plenty of social distancing going on inside.

Absolutely lovely! Local fresh produce. We came by for some apples and couldn't help ourselves so…read morewe invested in some cabbage, onions, eggs, potatoes and apple cider! We are happy because it's all local. What a friendly atmosphere and cheerful. *no more cider donuts for the time being being sold here but that's ok. We will certainly be back and I can't wait to enjoy our tasty treasures. Thank you!

The produce is fresh and delicious. The apple cider doughnuts are tasty. The flower arrangements…read moreare beautiful. Very well kept farm. Very friendly staff.

A nice market, set outside on the Boscobel grounds in the summer (the market moves to another…read morelocation in the winter months). There is a good variety of offerings and the vendors are very nice. You can take your time browsing, and since the vendors tend to know their products, you can ask them just about anything, from "what is this weird looking form of vegetation", to more practical things like "how do I cook it." If you don't know what you want specifically, they well even help you find just the right thing, such as finding a fish that works great on the grill or an apple with just the right balance between sweet and tart for your liking . Some vendors even offer samplings and tastings, such as Asian type dressings, baked goods, and honey varieties harvested directly from the area, they really do taste different. Stop by the Carriage House and you can get a free ticket to tour the Boscobel Gardens while the market is taking place.

The Cold Spring Farmers' Market is one of the most beautiful farmer markets in the area. It takes…read moreplace on Saturdays outside the Boscobel Gardens in Garrison. Parking is free. There are some great vendors, and you can ask a lot of questions. They know thief products really well. They're mostly locals, or from the state. It's better to go early even though close at 1. They open at 8:30 in the summer and in the fall and winter at 10. Check out their website to see the timings. Highly recommend this place!

My favorite Greenmarket farmers opened a stand on their farm up in Middletown. It is a wonderful…read moreplace to buy all the veggies I love plus amazing baked goods. I suggest folks in the Middletown area go to the stand on the farm to get some corn, tomatoes, basil, etc and buy some cinnamon donuts while you are at it! They also have a wonderful program to help educate young children about where their food comes from and they will let you take a tour of the farm if you contact them in advance.

I ate 12 of the apple cider donuts. TWELVE…read more Great fresh farm food...and donuts.

Love the fruits and veggies they even have board head!…read more The prices are great and the cashiers are always so friendly

Mostly vegetables and a little overpriced. Can't say nothing about the service since I didn't make…read morea purchase, although I can say that there weren't many workers floating around. Typical food store atmosphere. Not sure what the attraction is, when you can get most of what they have at other spots like ShopRite or Walmart for a better price.

Glebocki Farms had a great 26-week long CSA season in 2012. The bonus Thanksgiving share with the…read morelarge variety of offerings was different than any other CSA I've seen. The staple items and many specialty items that were distributed throughout the season were great. My family enjoyed the produce, both directly from the farm as well as through our winter CSA as Glebocki Farm contributes to the Winter Sun Farms CSA.