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.

The Perfect Day!…read more They had me at "making fresh donuts right in front of me." I mean, how could anyone walk past that? The apple cider donuts were warm, soft, and absolutely amazing--worth the trip alone! I'm so glad I was told about Breeze Hill Farm. It's the perfect place to spend a beautiful fall day with family. When you arrive, you can choose between a $20 or $50 bag, and they give you an apple picker stick so you can start your adventure through their stunning 30 acres of apple trees. The land and environment are absolutely beautiful--open skies and rows of apple trees that make the whole place feel peaceful and welcoming. The farm grows an incredible 26 varieties of apples, and you can truly taste the organic freshness in every bite. There's something so special about eating an apple you picked yourself--it's crisp, flavorful, and full of that farm-fresh sweetness you just can't find anywhere else. There's also a cozy fire pit area to relax by, a spot to grab drinks, and the market offers fresh eggs and tomatoes for sale, which was such a nice touch. It was the perfect fall outing, and everyone in the family loved it. We'll definitely be coming back to Breeze Hill Farm next season!

I came with my family, we had a great afternoon on the farm. They offer apple picking, but we…read moredidn't do it. We bought a cucumber and fresh apple cider donuts. We also got apple cider slushes and a hot apple cider. The slushes were so delicious they are served with whipped cream and a donut on top! The property is beautiful, there is lots of space to sit. They even put on music for us to sit back and enjoy. They have a big fire pit too! We would definitely come back. Everyone that works there is super sweet and welcoming. They offer a wedding venue there as well which looked beautiful.

We went here for their peach ice cream & cake. It was a bit too sugary for my taste. The serving…read moresize was pretty large. They have a bench/table under the tree for you to enjoy the treat. There's also a small farm shop beside the ice cream stand. The service was also quick.

Great place to bring the kids, buy some amazing produce and have…read moresome of the best peaches & cream or strawberry shortcake sundaes on Long Island. The sunflower maze is super too!

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

Best pies! Tomatoes and corn are delicious. Small local family owned and operated. Very friendly…read moreservice. Not turned into an amusement park.

Excellent strawberry ice cream. Love their corn, peaches, fresh fruit in season and delicious pies…read more Beautiful displays. Stop at Charlie's seafood for fish and buy the rest of the dinner at the farm stand. I hate it when they close at Thanksgiving.

This is a gorgeous farm stand on the North Fork. We left with a watermelon that was sweet and…read moredelicious, grapes, sourdough bread, etc. I enjoyed walking around here on a hot summer day in August and seeing what they had available. It was super busy and the employees were friendly. If you picture the Hamptons in your mind this is what it looks like!

I grew up on eastern Long Island and know what a good farm stand is. Unfortunately, this is not one…read moreof them. Expensive and poor quality produce. For example, bought four of their "fresh local peaches", which looked and felt fine on the outside, but all of them were rotten when I cut into them. I was going to try their corn, but when I pulled away part of the shuck, many of the ears had rot at the top and they were well past their prime. Again, so much for the "fresh", "super-sweet" advertising! I would avoid these larger stands and find the smaller ones that harvest daily and do not sell old produce. Some of the larger ones also bring in products that are not local, so there is no real way to verify the "local" claim. Eastern L.I has changed so much since I was a kid and most of it is not for the better!

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.

beautiful flowers but very expensive.. i try to support local businesses but by my fault did not…read moreask how much items were and thought when i got home i was overcharged.. maybe charged for same item but larger size? Nope... spent $140 .. and didn't get much!

Such a great addition to Port Jeff! One of my favorite Sunday activities. The farmers market is on…read morethe smaller side, but I visited during opening week so it was still cold out. They may have more vendors over the summer. Parking took a while, but we eventually got a spot. They have another lot in the back. They had a large variety of vendors, from acai bowls to coffee and bread. The views are perfect, overlooking the water. I highly recommend stopping by.

Cute little food market. Kind of expensive but it's nice to check out. Recommend coming early. It's…read moreright by the water which is a pretty location. Fresh fruits and veggies are available as well as baked goods, honey, and other products. All local! Love port Jeff in general!