This is a very cute indoor farmers market in Huntington. I wish they would stay open until the…read moreoutside farmers market opens in May!! What are they thinking?? We found lots of cool things like pickles and fish dip!!

What's not to love by supporting you local growers by shopping with them? We've become lovers of…read morethe farm market system in Long Island. Whether it's in the winter or summer, we love to buy produce from our neighbors and always leave feeling that we got a value for our buck. Personal favorites for me are the vendors that have new and unique sauces or breads being made by the local artisans on hand. Not to mention the pickle people who make the wasabi or horseradish pickles I love to munch on. Everyone there is truly thankful for your patronage and they're not too proud to let you know it. Their very livelihood is made up of people like you and the business you give them. There is live music by local musicians to help make the experience even better. Our two year old loved dancing with them and gave us a smile to boot. It all seems like a local community coming together in a win-win situation to trade great food for support for local grower All winter, spring, summer and fall, you'll find us at this or any other market that supports our neighbors.

One of the best farmers markets! Support local. Wonderful food options and the BEST cheese!read more

Had a nice time at the Huntington Farmers Market. It was a beautiful day which made it even better…read more Love that most of the vendors offered samples which is always a plus. Bought more than I should have but that was because of the samples that I was offered & everything was delicious. FYI parking is right behind the market.

I love this farmers market. Tons of variety. From farm pick veggies to even hydroponic grown. It a…read moregood showcase of small businesses. You can get meat, seafood, sweet baked goods, fresh breads, soaps, flowers, clothes, honey, pickles....the variety is endless. On top of that there's beautiful scenery. So even if you just want to walk around, it provides, a nice, scenic, and safe place to go. Best part they are pet friendly. There's a cute gated dog park right by the parking. So it's ideal for pet owners to have a nice day with their furbabies.

p/k/a sea cliff farmers market - always has a good variety of vendors. just got back with at least…read moreone item from half of the stands. most accept credit cards in addition to cash. socially distanced booths, allows dogs, all vendors friendly and helpful. had a live band playing on the grass today. requires masks for those not fully vaccinated, not required for those fully vaccinated. as of june 2021, now located in the parking lot on the far/north side of the beacon condos (no longer the side with the dog park). if you keep walking along the harbor/driving along the street you will see it on the left. plenty of street parking nearby, and also further south on the road near the playground/roundabout. most parking lots you may see are restricted to residents.

I recently visited the Christopher Morley park farmer's market to check out Frozen Sin ice cream…read moreand donut truck and in the process stumbled across a really amazing set up of vendors. Here is a list of all the other vendors that I think are worth checking out (Wednesday's 7-1pm): Coris Kitchen Baked Goods - This stand has amazing healthy granola bars, as well as cookies and other yummy treats! Horman's Best Pickles- truly the best pickles, and if you take a photo and #hashtag them you get a free pickle your second visit! Laurel's Butter - Handcrafted Nut Butters- this nut butter is out of this world good and comes in cute snack packaging! Coach Farms - You don't like goat cheese? this vendor will make you change your mind! I should mention that everyone at the market was super friendly and attentive!

Been coming to this Farmer's Market for the past 8 years. Thruout the years, vendors come & go, but…read morea few of my faves are still there like the beef empanadas from Jessy's Pastries, jalapeño pickles from Horman's Best Pickles, pies, berries, fruits & homemade apple cider from Orchards of Concklin. The pastas from Bambino Ravioli Pastificio & cheeses from The Cheese Guy are pretty good too. And I just recently discovered the vanilla hazelnut iced coffee from Perk-Up Coffee Xpress & the best Italian rice balls + stuffed breads from Pan Delicious. Not to mention, everyone is so friendly here, a lil pricey but all these hidden gems in one place is what I look forward to going to on Wednesdays :)

It's a farm, a nice day out from the city. With a country store selling homemade apple pies, honey…read moreand baked goodies. Like a visit to another state, just green and fresh air. If I recall it's free! A few picnic tables , nice and peaceful.

I've been to Young's on various occasions and this time was as pleasurable as the others. Some…read morestaples of mine are the buttercream cupcakes, sweet potato and blueberry biscuits. They also have an array of fresh vegetables, bakery, coffee sections and arts and crafts. Both biscuit variants were freshly baked and very palatable. I like to heat them in the oven for additional I indulgence. Customer service is friendly and pleasant. Overall, a great ambiance and warm inviting environment. Highly recommended.

What a wonderful little farm!…read more Luckily there's a sign and GPS puts you in the right place, otherwise it looks like private party that is completely closed off. The days it is open a wonderful farmer's market operates inside. Everyone who works here is wonderful and explains the CSA they offer, as well as what is available to those who want to shop here and there. All of their fruits and veggies looked delicious and fresh! I ended up buying some potatoes and carrots. They seemed to be a busy place for their CSA members and while I cannot afford that membership right now, it is something I will absolutely keep in mind for the future. Prices are fair, you can walk the fields, if you have the CSA you can pick your own berries. A wonderful spot if you want fresh produce and want to know exactly where it's coming from.

This is one of the best organic farms on Long Island and I am so lucky to have found them. We have…read morebeen members for about 5 years now and just love all the fresh produce as well as the farmers themselves. They are constantly answering my questions, helping to supplement and fill my home garden and they are just generally nice people. Shame on our Nassau county legislators for holding up their contract. Farming is a challenge here due to weather, blight, bugs - yet through it all Caroline and Dan have been able to provide for all of us who want better than what we are being offered in the supermarkets. They certainly don't do it for the money. If anyone is free on a Saturday go check out the tin house, tour the farm, enjoy the beauty that they have created (just in case the worst thing happens and Nassau county lets this farm go fallow).

Freshest produce out of any shop I've been to! Love that they have vegan and gluten free items in…read morethe dairy, frozen, snack and pantry sections. Staff is helpful and kind. Beautifully displayed produce and prepared items.

I've been shopping here since it opened. The original owner, Jay, was great. The new owners are…read morenot, to say the least. Everything is completely overpriced, which is acceptable to some degree for the convenience of picking up a few items when needed. But, they are really pushing it. My real complaint is that they are rude and don't appreciate their customers. The latest example is that I bought a loaf of bread and once I got home I noticed that the expiration date was that day. I went back expecting that they, like any competent business owner, would simply replace it. Not these guys, they rang up the new loaf and expected me to pay for it. Incredibly, they said it was my fault for not checking the date. I shop there at least twice a week but won't be going back out of principle. Maybe once they go out of business because of their attitude that they're doing the customer a favor the new owners will be better.

Must say their Brownies are quite the Cats Meow!......A bit pricey tho!…read more Backyard is charming with Chickens roaming about and Music from back in the day. A place you'd enjoy if not for Brownies.....there are other tasty nourishing morsels to enjoy. Oh, one more thing. We did have our Weimaraner with us. On Leash, was allowed indoor and outdoor in backyard. Have Fun.

I always go to Kerber's Farm whenever I'm in town! It's very beautiful and I love seeing the farm…read moreanimals. Some of them roam free which is really pleasant to see. I get the breakfast sandwiches and they're a 10/10. I will say it gets pretty busy, so maybe come early if you're able.

Don't go by website I have driven several times and not…read moreopen. If you call be patient they dont like answering questions Other farms are currently open just can't keep driving if they dont monitor phone messages or website

This is such a nice farm. The people who run it are great. It's CASH only so be prepared. The…read morevariety doesn't change much but each product is fresh and plentiful. My favorite destination

Two words: fresh and delicious. But not cheap. That's ok. Worth every penny. My first stop was…read moreRidgeway Pork. The owner is pleasantly enthusiastic about his goods. I picked up smoked duck breast, knockwurst, peasant sausage, garlic kielbasa and smoked pork fatback. Next stop was for fresh linguini and mushrooms ravioli. The vegetable stand was a gloriously colorful feast for the eyes. Wonderful variety. Sadly no daikon radish. Onwards to the baked goods stand for buttery croissants, chocolate croissants and a black and white cookie for my son. The seafood cart warranted a return visit for wild caught salmon and tuna (delicious seared). Final stops for Mongolian beef momo with scrumptious sauces - be sure to try the green ginger and garlic sauce. The empanada stall has almost too many options making it hard to pick just six. I settled on Buffalo chicken, Mac n cheese, and black bean. Last stop was the pickle man for sour garlic dill and pickled banana pepper rings. The vendors were all friendly and helpful. Lots of parking and customers were all happy.

It's a great little market but the address listed on Yelp is incorrect…read more The correct address is : 260 Maple Ave Rockville Centre, NY 11570