Highly recommend this awesome farmers market. I went there aft visiting the really busy market in…read morePleasantville. First, this market has lots of free parking. It was in a beautiful scenic spot. You can watch trains go by some pretty hills. Even when the market was almost closed there was a great peaceful vibe here. The vendors were really friendly. There was fresh pizza and people sitting outside and enjoying their lunch. You a enjoy talking to the farmers. I really enjoyed the Fairy Juice Bar. This market stands out because there were stalls to collect for charities. Lots of community service. Wonderful

Totally a-ok, but not as nice as John Jay. There are plenty of vendors, which is great, but the…read morespace is so congested -- which is funny because parking is plentiful -- and so it's hard to navigate through the tents. It made going through with a dog super stressful. I will say that it smelled like butter and bread, which is reason enough to stroll through. I saw many people with iced coffees, and couldn't seem to figure out where the heck they were picking them up, at which point I gave up and drove to John Jay Homestead.

Took my son here on our autumn visit to nyc. I wanted my kid to enjoy apple picking since it's not…read morea thing we can do in Southern California. I had a friend who drove us up here from the city, which was not a bad drive at all. I chose this place mainly because they don't charge for parking and admission fee like other orchards that think they are a theme park. There were lots of apples to choose from and sample. Not sure if we were allowed to sample but that's what I'm accustomed to doing .you buy a bag at a flat rate and fill it up to the top with apples and that's it. It was a nice stroll for the day before we headed to the pumpkin blaze later that evening. The fresh apple cider donuts were delicious. I wanted to get my mom fresh apple cider but it had to be refrigerated asap so my mom missed out. lol there isn't a corn maze or tractor ride but it was still a fun family experience. Next time I'm in the city during fall I will definitely come back.

One of the kindest and friendliest apple farm in the area! The produce is excellent and by far the…read moremost delicious and savory bakery!! If you honestly enough the peaches are out of this world!

The pies are amazing. My favorite place for the last 26 years of living in the area.read more

This place has been a seasonal staple for decades and with good reason. Orchards are fun and bring…read morea lot of happy memories with both activities and smells of fresh baked goods and fresh fruit. I find it hard to pick a fresh pie or food sometimes because the flies are all over everything. You can't wash fly poop off your pie. But the staff is friendly and welcoming and the place is generally well maintained. They hold events, have all kinds of seasonal activities for the public. I look forward to buying a basket of apples and other delicious treasures there every fall. It's great to see families, children having fun there...making new memories. This place has given a generation of wonderful memories to a lucky few who have shared their time there. It's truly an orchard, country store and a country experience.

Cute little shop with lots of local products. Staff is kind and helpful. Curious as to why they…read morerecently started selling super ugly t-shirts with a hideous Ai-generated logo. Whoever's idea that was must have Ai psychosis because who in their right mind wants to spend money on that slop? It's just super odd to see a bunch of wonderful, local, handmade products next to a lazily Ai-generated shirt that doesn't even look good. Maybe boomers buy it, I don't know.

Finally had a chance to go apple picking with a group of friends at this lovely, sprawling orchard…read moreduring Fall Festival Country Music theme weekend. There was a lot going on throughout, including awesome live music, hot apple cider, farm store filled with gourmet products, multiple food vendors, pumpkin cheesecake tastings, and of course the vast orchard where all the apple trees were, which were all located uphill. There were over 10 different types of apples, such as Mutsu, Evergreen, Macoun, Snapdragon, and Honeycrisp. I mostly collected the more unique kinds. I also managed to locate the Pear trees, way behind the hay riding area. I picked Asian and Bosc pears. We went on a hay ride, which was $5 and it was rustic, bumpy, giving a sweeping view of the beautiful orchard grounds. Back in the main area, we had lunch. By this time, lines were pretty long, so we divided and conquered, as well as found a place to sit. I shared Pork Ribs and Fries, which were both very tasty. The Ribs were delightfully tender and well seasoned. Fries were perfectly crispy. One draw back was that most everything at the store and most lunch items were quite expensive. Overall, there were great vibes, and I really enjoyed the views at the farm, apple / pear picking, as well as the hay ride.

Son#1: What are we picking -apples? Me: Nope - this is a…read morevegetable farm. Let's see what they have....oooh great! Eggplant, peppers & bok choy. And kale too. Son #1: Eeeew kale? Me: It's good - makes good soup. *Elvis the Rooster crows* Son#1: We better hurry, Mom - Elvis says, "Get to work!" Son#2: Cock-a-doodle-dooooooooo! We heart this place. :-)

I really liked this quaint farm. As you approach the trees give way to an open field which…read moreresembles any town USA with a real farm feel just an hour north of NYC. The market has a variety of fresh produce and eggs along with jams and honey. There's a shaded area under a tree for pick nicks or just to sit and calm the mind. I hope to return very soon and spend some quality time.

We went for the Fall Festival and had a great time. My 7-year-old loved all of the games, which…read morewere inventive and entertaining and did not include any electronics. My 13-yeal-old was proud to solve the corn maze. And we all enjoyed a good walk through the beautiful grounds. The apples were plentiful and we scored big with the peaches and nectarines. At the end of the day, we did have one mishap: I lost my cell phone. But that is when the staff showed their true colors. Scott spent 30 minutes looking with me, driving me around on an ATV after closing hours, and another staff member at Outhouse actually found my phone and returned it to the office. Thank you, mystery guy, and thank you to the staff at outhouse who created a great day of fun and activities and who, at the end of the day, went above and beyond the call of duty to help me find my phone.

Andrew was incredibly helpful upon arrival and all of the staff throughout the orchard. The orchard…read moreitself was absolutely breathtaking and the apples were delicious! Super fun to come with friends and very kid friendly! I will definitely be coming back next year!

Farmers' markets are everywhere this time of year. A quick stop almost anywhere is sure proof that…read moresome are more interesting than others. "More interesting" is exactly what you'll find at the smallish North Salem Farmers' Market in Croton Falls. Open on the 2nd Saturday of each month through September, 9am to 2pm, this inaugural year features a smallish group of the tastiest the region has to offer, showcasing quality foods, organic produce, flowers, and handmade goods. The last market of the season will be on September 14th and it's worth a special trip. Set in one corner of the massive Croton Falls parking lot, there's plenty of parking plus easy accessibility via Metro North. This market may be physically smaller than many others, but the contents are huge. Small enough to visit every vendor, big enough to satisfy every taste.... This past Saturday, in addition to live music and a row of picnic tables, the vendors included Macha Thomas teas, locally grown fresh flowers from Wild Iris, lathed pots and bowls from Platform, French cured meats from Larchmont Charcuterie's Chef Daniel Teboul, unique hand pies and very tasty breads from Katonah mainstay LMNOP Bakery, the most colorful batch of mushrooms you've ever seen from Tivoli Mushroom, a stunning array of fresh fruit and veggies from Fino Farms and DG Farms plus many more. Whether you're new to farmers' markets or a seasoned pro, this one is worth a stop. It seems to have hit exactly the right balance between too much and too little. As the bear says, this one feels just right....

Yorktown Heights local farm dating back to the 1800s, spanning 187 acres, with abundant farm…read moreproduce and wonderful butterflies in the garden enjoying the perennials of Yarrow and Asclepia Tuberosa (orange milkwood) flora that they enjoy. The land was originally home to the Wappinger and Munsee Wanape people for many centuries before the European settlers arrived in 1609. Open Daily: 10AM to 4PM *No Dogs Allowed* Thank you!