Salisbury Farm was the great place for pick your own strawberries. The patch (is that what you call…read moreit?) was the perfect size, not too big but not small. The cost of this giant bucket, I seriously have so many strawberries, was a great value. I do wish maybe they had a couple of sizes to choose from but I'm finding new recipes to use these guys. As you can see, the strawberries are vibrant red and they taste delicious.

Salisbury Farm makes for a great autumn day trip. They have the small-farm feel with a lot of the…read morefun activities of a bigger operation. We loved the free hayride that dropped us off at the pumpkin patch, and the highland cow was adorable. Corn maze was pretty steeply priced but the employees were really great to work with. Would definitely come back!

Incredible family farm market! Great selection of greenhouse and weather hardy plants. They've…read morebuilt a lovely market that currently has a good selection of spring crops , freshly baked breads, honey and sauces. You most definitely need to check them out!! Everyone there is so friendly and welcoming ... you'll be glad you popped in!

They bring their beautiful fresh produce to the South Kingstown Farmers Market every Saturday. I…read morelove buying their tatsoi greens!

We stumbled upon this charming farm while looking for a spot to grab a quick lunch, and what a gem…read morewe found!! Sweet Berry Farm is a wonderful spot with a farmers market and cafe. The selection of delicious fresh local food is unreal! Pop in for a coffee or tea, breakfast sandwiches, fresh lunch sandwiches, desserts and so much more! There's indoor and outdoor seating, with the sweetest kid playhouse set up like a farm stand outside to keep the littles entertained. Outside is also a small stand alone shed featuring local artisans jewelry, and crafts. If you are in the area, this is a must visit to put on the list, especially on a beautiful day! Lentz_explore

Ambiance: The farm feels more like a charming little shop than a traditional farm. They sell plenty…read moreof name-brand foods alongside items made right on the farm, plus lots of cute home decor for purchase. Apple Cider Donuts: Only served on weekends, worth noting if that's what you're coming for. Didn't get to try it. Apple Cider: Served over ice at the café. Refreshing and sweet, but honestly tasted a lot like grocery store apple juice. Death by Chocolate Cake: $7 and absolutely worth it! A generous slice, super moist despite being pre-sliced from the fridge. The thin layers of buttercream-style chocolate frosting made it rich but not overwhelming. SO YUMMY!!

Excellent service and great selection! I came to get oysters for a school science experiment and…read morethe staff behind the counter waa so friendly and excited to hear about what we were doing. He tossed in a few extra oysters for us. I've also stopped in for fresh fish to eat and am never disappointed. Very welcoming and local feel.

I was in need of some last-minute items that I forgot for my first Thanksgiving in Rhode Island…read more I asked local people on Reddit of some places that were open for Thanksgiving since there's a law in Rhode Island that any retail establishment that has more than six employees cannot be open for Thanksgiving. I thought it was an odd lol but I love to shop local businesses. So this was right up my alley on being able to support a local business. I was told of several places that were open with shorter hours for today. Dockside Seafood was my first stop and they had everything I needed.... BUT I didn't feel appreciated by them following me around the very small store like I was going to steal something. So I asked the guy (wearing a white meat market over coat) for a spice that I was looking for while standing right in front of it. He didn't have the answer. So that was some BS. Why are you standing 8ft away acting like you're looking for something when you aren't? I don't know if their local community hurts their business by stealing or not. But if that's the case then they should have cameras. They only have two very short aisles (similar to a gas station).

The Farmer's Daughter is an awesome nursery to walk through in spring, summer, and fall. I honestly…read morethink fall is my favorite season to visit since they have so many unique and interesting pumpkins. I recently visited to get some some flowers and vegetables for spring planting. I loved how many varieties of heirloom tomatoes they had. It was honestly so hard to chose, there were so many awesome options. I loved their little blurb about what each tomato was like. They had a large variety of annuals and perennials as well, the pricing is pretty comparable to other nurseries, probably a touch higher. The employees are friendly and there is usually always someone around to help!

I always love strolling Farmer's Daughter especially during the fall and holidays. It's hey are a…read morebit pricey, but I always seem to find a unique gift or plant here. Strolling during the holidays is such really nice because the decorate each greenhouse so beautifully.

I visited the vineyard this weekend with my girlfriends. They had visited Morning Glory the year…read moreprior and were hyping the chicken pot pie and quiche. I thought they were exaggerating until I experienced both myself. This is by far the best chicken pot pie I've ever had in my life. I live in Boston and I'm tempted to take the ferry to purchase more!! The quiche was also soo delicious, but I'm not a quiche girlie, so I would only repurchase if I had folks to share it with. I was planning on visiting sometime this summer, but I'm having withdrawals and need more pot pie sooner!!

Great food. Cute space. Welcome respite from biking. Service was responsive. Food was delish.read more

This is such a cute spot for a goat walk in the winter time. You will likely freeze your butt off,…read moreso I recommend dressing very warm and wearing shoes that you do not mind getting dirty because you WILL step in goat poop. I have now been on two goat walks here, and I would say it it is probably different every time. I feel like most people are only there to hang out with some goats and if that is your goal, you might get bored of all of the informative talking that occurs on the trip.

Everything i never knew i needed .... Goat hike! Lots of fun! Wear good shoes. Go with a big…read moregroup, as your goat may choose your pace! Haha nice views. Got to see baby pigs! Definitely a good time!

The apples are wonderful! I particularly like the Macintosh …read more It's a great locally owned orchard.

This is our favorite orchard to visit and pick delicious apples! They have quite a wide variety to…read morechoose from. They also have apples already picked available in the stand if you don't feel like doing the work! Here is a list of the varieties that they grow: Cortland Empire Fuji Gala Ginger Gold Granny Smith Honey Crisp Ida Red Jona Gold Jona Mac Macantosh Macoun Cash or Check Only!