They are my first stop for seasonal fresh veggies and fruits, always for freshly-baked goods and…read morequiches! And I love that they have locally sourced honey, and help a young girl out by selling the eggs laid by her chickens (they also have farm-fresh eggs from a local farm). They also sell certain flowers and herbs and succulents.

Oh my!! Every home-made cake or pie I've bought there is MAGNIFICENT!! Tasty and reasonably…read morepriced too. Their cheeses and produce are so fresh - the garlic I've gotten is phenomenal. And they carry a line of PickleLicious pickles, just wonderful, especially the horseradish pickles. You will love this place.

The BEST cinnamon sugar doughnuts and warm sometimes they are just so fresh…read more Excellent vegetables so fresh. Great and pleasant Staff too. so Local a must stop on your places to go.

Go here!!…read more Meadowbrook has a kind, caring staff and wonderful produce and baked goods!! Skip the other local farms and support Meadowbrook!!

Love this market! It's been growing steadily over the past few years It's covered, which means…read moreit's usually open rain or shine and in the heat, it can really be a sweet relief. They have live music too. Attracting more vendors, especially with local products like bread, maple syrup, coffee, baked goods, cheeses and goat milk, homemade soap, microgreens as well as several fresh produe vendors - even organic - and someone who sells farm fresh eggs and chicken! Prices are very reasonable as well. This year there are a few food vendors and trucks - jerk chicken and Mole Mole with mexican food - though they are here sometimes and missing other Mondays. There are picnic tables in the market to hang out or eat too. Parking is tight and sparse - the Children's Museum allows free use of their lot, but parking at Waryas Park is also an option if you don't mind a short walk. And the train station is also within walking distance. There is a walkway along the river that connects both Waryas and Upper Landing Park, so it's a great place for a walk or spending time sitting on a bench near the river on a nice day. You can even take the elevator up to the Walkway over the Hudson. Please come here and support your local vendors and farmers!

From the owner: The Poughkeepsie Waterfront Market is a seasonal summer Market that is held in the covered pavilion…read moreof the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum. It operates weekly on Tuesday afternoons from 2:00 pm - 5:30 pm, May through October. The Market showcases and celebrates the agricultural bounty of the Hudson Valley and features vegetables, fruits, eggs, poultry, cheese, baked goods, maple products, and more. The Market also features fabulous prepared food vendors and live music provided by local musicians. The Market is steps away from both the Poughkeepsie Train Station, The Walkway Over the Hudson elevator, and two city parks - making the Market accessible to City residents, families visiting the Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum, and tourists alike.

Vibe: upstate farm with all types of product to pick…read moreReservation is needed for apple picking Food truck food options available, apple cider, and apple cider donuts Metro North train from Grand Central to Beacon Hill (get tickets on TrainTime app), then Uber ~20 minutes from Beacon to Fishkill Farms

I have been here twice now for apple picking and it's always been a pleasant experience. They have…read morea pumpkin patch, corn maze, and store of various baked goods, produce and other various things that I like to visit. This time I tried their Apple cider cinnamon donut for only $2, and I have to say it's best I've had. It was fluffy, not dense like other places I've tried. I also enjoy the fall scenery here. I highly recommend going on a weekday morning, we basically had the place to ourselves :)

Twenty fantastic vendors, live music and chef demos every week, teenagers selling products they…read moremade as part of a Farm and Food Education program, and more. The vendors not only accept credit cards and food stamps, they double the value of the food stamps so low-income families can partake of the bounteous harvest. What could be better?

I can see why people jump on Metro North and get off and Beacon to run the streets and attend this…read morefarmers market. It's just the right size to not feel overwhelmed but all of the products are Hudson Valley born in bred. I made several stops along the way There are plenty of places to park, but you will have to walk a few blocks in either direction. The walk will be interesting as main street has lots of unique shops, boutiques, and restaurants to choose from By the time you get to the Beacon farmers market, you'll be in the mood for a delicious by to eat. And bring the dog because there are plenty of people hitting the streets and begin with their furry family and Tow. You'll find unique booths with local Rice growers who hand plant rice and weed through using old-school methods. No pesticides because they use ducks in the patties to maintain water pests. Another great stop would be the mushroom vendor toward the end. Please see my video attached. Food from every corner of the world is represented here under about 75 tents. We had a beautiful day but even on a cloudy day or light rain I think you can have a great time here. Don't forget to shop on Main Street on your way back to the car. I stopped at a Thai tea shop for a shaved ice that was phenomenal. And Alps chocolate has their factory on Main Street as well. They're a regional Chocolatier, but I know there's even a step up chocolate tear further down on Main Street. While you're at the farmers market, do not forget to pick up treats for yourself and treats for your dog. Next time I'm bringing more cash because there were so many tents that called to me that I couldn't budget in this time around.

I finally got to check out the Beacon's Farmers market that everyone raves so much about with so…read moremany epic businesses like Laurel & Ash, Laughing Gut Kombucha, 4 Wall Farm and more! It's summer, it's hot, so of course expect the heat to sizzle up but if you pop in a bit on the earlier side you'll be sure to have a breezy experience. The day we went they even had a cooler with free ice to chill off! I loved the layout of this market and the amount of different vendors there and variety. From cute tote bags to dog treats and fresh produce. Beacon's Farmers market has you covered with so many local businesses ready to welcome you. It's the perfect chance to do a little stroll if you're in Beacon but also a great chance to discover and shop local. We left with a delicious bottle of maple syrup, some kombucha and a pickle on the go from Tony's Pickles.

A little mixture of Korean/asian supermarket locally. Yes it's not big but it does have the staples…read morethat one would need. Located in a small complex, the name can be misleading. They do have an array of fish available on their fish department and have frozen meats suck as rabbit, lamb, pork and chicken feet, etc. They do have a deli and sushi department.

If you need Asian, provisions, fresh produce, and an efficient process, head over to Berry's farm…read more Don't be misled, Barry's farm is an Asian market indoors with very few locally-sourced provisions. It is the place where you go for your Asian pantry staples: mung, bean or yam noodles, fish, sauces, rice, paper, wraps, etc. Head over to pick up pre-portioned cuts of Japanese pumpkin, which are great for roasting, slicing for tempura, or putting in a great bowl of . You can get away with spending $10 or several hundred, depending on how enticed you are by the well stocked, dry goods shelves. Expect to pay a premium on organics if you can find them. Tip: shop for your organic bananas at the standard supermarket or Aldi.

I've been to several Adams stores, this one is a lower key and read easier to shop in. I shopped…read morehere several times. The produce is absolutely gorgeous, the breads are nice, there is a nice selection of all of what you might want for baked goods, spices, sauces, etc. I found the kombucha that I was looking for. There is a coffee bar where you can order a cup of coffee and or buy coffee by the pound. The staff are great, extremely helpful. On 2 occasions they brought me to where I was able to find what I was looking for. I love a grocery store that celebrates food. And excellent food at that. It's a wonderful place to shop and to bring delicious and fresh food home to enjoy wonderful nourishment.

WOW! All I can say is I was blown away by my first visit to Adam's. I had heard great things about…read moreAdam's but was absolutely amazingly impressed by how comprehensive the scope of the store is: garden center, gift shop, pet supplies, grocery store, sweet shop, in house bakery, fish counter, butcher counter, vast produce selection, cafe, ice cream counter, the most amazing cheese selection I have seen anywhere outside of France .... I was concerned about moving away from a town with a myriad of grocery stores, not any.ore. Apparently, I just need one.

Not enough words to describe the Atmosphere, Service and Food! Absolutely my favorite place in the…read moreHudson Valley. A hidden gem of a place. Went for dinner on my Birthday a few years back as a surprise. My birthday is 2 days before Christmas so you can only imagine the lights and decor were amazing! Went back for brunch on our Anniversary in March, equally amazing!! The food is spot on every time! Farm fresh and made to perfection from start to finish! Beautiful farm stand and market place during the season as well. Two thumbs up from me - if I had more thumbs I would give them

This place is tucked away in what feels like the middle of a forest, which gives it a charming,…read moresecluded vibe. Parking is limited, but once you arrive, the property is absolutely adorable with its farm setting and beautiful flowers. The service was friendly, attentive, and one of the highlights of our visit. The restaurant prides itself on using fresh, locally grown ingredients, which I really appreciated. Unfortunately, almost every dish we ordered was incredibly salty. I love well seasoned food, but this was just too much. They definitely need to ease up on the salt because it overpowered the fresh ingredients. I would recommend to the chef - calm down on the salt please!!! The standout dish for our group was the hot honey pizza--it was absolutely delicious and the one item I'd happily order again. One small downside that caught me off guard was the bathroom. It was so dark that it was difficult to see anything. Overall, it's a beautiful spot with great service and a charming atmosphere!

The way food was meant to taste! From beets to radish. Fennel to arugula. Cherry tomatoes, sprouts…read moreand carrots. Potatoes, bok choy and cabbage. This farm stand has some of the best produce! This cute little farm stand is family owned and operated. It's self serve and based on the honors system. Cash and venmo are accepted and instructions on how to pay are right on the table. No lie. I wasn't ready for the freshness! As soon as we got home we snacked on the crunchiest snap peas EVER. The radish were crispy and spicy. Broccolini risotto exploded with flavor (we cooked this at home). The colorful heirloom tomatoes had so much juice and flavor. Like a REAL tomato. Absolutely in love with this organic farm stand and how fresh everything is. Expect to come in and not find the exact things you got last time since they pick what's seasonal and ready. Love the variety and the burst of flavor from everything that's grown here. A new favorite gem!