OMG the peach and strawberry cream pies are incredible and completely worth the price! my family…read morewas so excited to enjoy them, I'm honestly not sure how they werent devoured in the car. staff was friendly and made recommendations - wish we lived closer to go back and get more pie!

Briermere has been one of my favorite pie spots for years, and I finally got to try the famous…read morePeach Cream Pie after always missing it. Wow...the hype is real! Now it's a tie between the Peach Cream and Raspberry Cream pies. (The peach is only available in the summer, so don't miss it.) The apple cider is still the best. If you haven't been here yet, what are you waiting for? A North Fork trip isn't complete without Briermere!

I read the previous reviews, take a look if you are interested. I didn't see the farm so I have no…read moreclue. Only saw the fruits and vegetables in the front and greenhouse. The store is not well-lit though it's a barn so take it with a grain of salt. They have some unique items if you take a look. Came here last year during the pandemic after Mother's Day weekend, there were plenty of plants and vegetable plants to choose from. Guess not a lot of people came to buy plants last year so we got a unique items last year including black cherry tomatoes, yellow watermelon, various types of lavenders, and bunch of other plants. We took a chance on a dried up banana tree that was for $10 and gave it as a gift as well as the other items we brought ($4 each, I believe). The tree survived. It's currently thriving and we are waiting for the tree to produce bananas. Last year and this year they also had baby chicks in the greenhouse. It's makes my day to see the chicks and you know it's Springtime. We went again this year after Mother's Day weekend and there were a few places and vegetables available. I picked up lavender grotto ($5), citronella ($5), and some succulents ($10). No dying or last leg plants this year. The choices were more limited since folks came out to buy the fruits and vegetables early this year now that places are opening up again. Guess we need to go early.

I love that this farm has organic plants and vegetables. The people running it are very friendly…read moreand knowledgeable, and will assist you with whatever you need. We get many of our plants and vegetables from this farm since we try to eat mostly organic. Inside the barn they have a lot of interesting things so it's definitely worth taking a look around in there. They also have things for the kids to do and you can eat outside on their picnic benches. It's a nice place to visit while you're driving down Sound Avenue. I recommend stopping and checking this place out.

Seems that we pulled into the back entrance. Saw the sign, pulled in and found a self serve…read morerefrigerator filled with bags of yummy shiitake mushrooms. Took two bags, left money, drove home and ate mushroom risotto. Perfect

I was happily here in this organic farm located at riverhead for my friend's wedding. It has huge…read morespace for any outdoor gathering and plenty setups for activity like barbecue. The farm produces delicious mushrooms (love the mushroom there), eggs, chives and cabbages etc, which you can buy just near one gate of the farm. If you're passing by this area, feel free to stop by or give them a call to see what is available. The taste and quality of all the products are so good!

I don't know why the Yelpers are trashing this place, its a collective where all the local…read morebusinesses can sell there wares in one spot. I walk in Saturday and see many different vendors. What I'm looking for is the Davis Peach Farm Sangria mix made with fresh fruits. I had a Davis Peach Stand by my house but they picked up and left. There are farmers selling various vegetables, Pindar Wines, Beer vendor selling growlers, a guy selling raviolis!! Riverhead Farmers Market is a local gem. If your by Tanger Outlets, its not too far of a drive. Park on Main st and enjoy some locally sourced items.

Was a bit disappointed. While the vendors were interesting and definitely local (and very very…read morefriendly) some were so expensive that it shuts out a good part of "the locals." I paid $22 for a bag of potatoes and a bag of carrots. I can afford it, but what about those who can't?. A box of baked goods (scones, muffins etc) were also in the $20 range. Cheeses and meats (yes boutique vendors) were so expensive I couldn't justify purchasing) Probably won't go back

This winter market has been in Riverhead for several years now but in different locations on Main…read morestreet. This location is easy to navigate with plenty of room. They have local produce, cheeses, pickles, nut bars, baked goods and other items. It looks like they have 25 to 30 vendors. Some vendors are not local but in NYS such as Springbrook farm distillery. It's located in the Adirondacks. Today they had samples of their bourbon, gin, orangecello and cowboy coffee. I recommend the Cowboy coffee made from locally roasted coffee, sort of a cross between kalua and bailys. Each week there is live entertainment from a local musician. Worth a visit if you are in the area, only 15 minutes from Tanger.

What a great idea for the east end vendors! I think I went a little nutso today…read more I bough items from Davis Peach Farm, Blood Orange Olive Oil, locally sourced veggies, *Foie Gras* for $10, a beer growler and the cutest little Asian woman selling dumplings that she made herself. Great local place on the east end

They have a nice selection of pumpkins that are reasonably priced. Many other farm products…read moreavailable. Plenty of parking off highway.

I've been planning a trip to greenport all summer and had to stop by a fruit market for fresh…read morefinds. Not too busy but they had three cashiers open. When I went to stand on line, one cashier was helping the 1st cashier bag the items. I made eye contact with her hoping she would ring me up but no luck. It was fine, just decided to wait. The 3rd cashier was gone. Someone else decided to check out and waited on the other side of the line. Unfortunately the cashier who was helping with the bagging, directed him to the 1st cashier & called the cashier to return to her spot. I'm confused because she saw me waiting before him. It wasn't until I pointed at her and definitely looked confused at this. She immediately returned to her register. Lol maybe she didn't see me waiting? No, we made eye contact. Honestly Disappointing, as a Latina I was happy to see other Latinos out here in this side of Long Island and support. Would I return? Not when there are multiple other markets nearby! The quality of the foods did not match what their prices were at all. I was able to find two DECENT corncobs in a big pile of corn. Customer service was a bummer overall.

The 1st time I came here, the staff was very welcoming and asked if you had any questions. I…read morepicked up some fresh vegetables along with some meat for a BBQ that I was having . I also saw that they had cookies near the checkout. I decided to only get a couple, not realizing how delicious they were. I decided to get the chocolate chip and the coconut cookie. I absolutely loved how they were homemade. The prices are amazing. This was my 2nd time coming here since I've been traveling for work, and wow, the cookies are out of this world. I absolutely love that they are homemade cookies. I decided to get a good amount of cookies this time around and bring them back home. Very, very delicious. I would highly suggest coming here if you haven't already.

My favorite farm stand! Their produce is so fresh and flavorful. Everyone is kind there. Even their…read morepickled and canned items are delicious! You can even go to outside and eat fresh roasted corn.

Something must have happened to Mr Goodale. The farm has gone downhill over the last two years…read more There is no produce. The milk is not their milk any longer, the items in the fridge are commonly expired. The poor animals don't look like anyone is caring for them. It's very sad. I love this place. Hopefully they can get it back together.

I don't give out very many one star reviews, but this was such an offputting experience that I…read moredon't have much of a choice. I came to Goodale during normal business hours (according to Google anyway) and what I pulled up to looked like an abandoned farm. There was no one to be found anywhere. There was no produce, a few dead plants, a few things that looked like they were going bad in the indoor freezers and refrigerators of this place, some rotting onions and a cash register that was unattended. This all wouldn't be that troubling, but this is a working farm with lots of animals on it, so I wondered how long these guys had been alone for. I took a walk around and everyone seemed to have water at least and some hay that looked decently fresh, but the goats here looked starved for attention. There was some feed left by the front of the store so we threw some in for them. No idea what's going on at this place and whether or not it's actually still running, but it was shocking to see the state this place is in (and surprising to see reviews of people who say they've purchased fresh produce or fresh anything recently).

The only item I tried from here is the peach crisp and it is one of the best peach crisps I ever…read morehad! The peaches were moist and sweet, with a wonderful dough. I can't speak to anything else but it was a crowd pleaser and it was finished.

Helen's Greenhouse / Farm stand has colorful roadside signs beckoning you to pull over while on…read moreyour way to the North Fork, or Briermere's etc. Worth a trip to check it out. Have been back a few times since. Once pulled in off the road... its such a lovely country farm with a big enclosed farm stand. Outside find lots of cheerful displays of seasonal farm items. Hay, tractors, pumpkins when in season, flowers and more. They have a nice selection of their own grown fruit and vegetables and carry other local farms produce as well. They have small signs clearly stating local, or "our own" which are always a treat to have direct from the farm. Helen's makes pies too. It's also nearby Brierrmere's down the block. The night before Thanksgiving, Helen's offered an alternative option to the long lines for pies. In summer I once tried a mixed berry pie. This time tried an apple and pumpkin. This was the year for less baking and smaller lines... this made it easy. Much appreciated. Pies seemed not too homemade. Crisp sliced apple with the same gel like cinnamon on most of the apple pies out here. Not too homemade tasting. Seemed more commercial frozen and bake. So for true homemade pies, try nearby Junda's or Briermere. For an ok assortment of grab and go pie, this worked. The lady's are sort of pleasant but leaning more toward efficient and courteous. Not the warmest vibe here on different visits. No one seems genuinely friendly like you might want at a small town shop. Once asked about a pie, and one woman sort of mocked my question joking "its a fruit pie" slightly sarcastic. The cashier on a another visit wouldn't show a pie, by opening a box citing the owners rules. So took my chances. Lol. That shouldn't deter you, its clean, fresh and pretty to look at. A nice stop off when touring at the beginning of the North Fork.