Such a cute Orchard with a farmers market. Very clean and inviting. It's the end of August so we…read morecouldn't pick apples maybe in a week or so. They also have peaches that you can pick. End up buying a few items of course maple syrup made in their sugar house, some apples, slice of pie, maple donuts and fresh flowers. Would definitely come back if I lived in the area.

**November 2025: My…read morefriend and I drove by this orchard on our way to Concord and since we had a light schedule we drove back later in the afternoon to check it out. The farm wasn't open during our visit but we did get to check out their shop which had a lot of maple syrup, apples, and apple products. My friend bought a pint of their apple cider and when we tried it later that day we were really amazed by how crisp and refreshing it was. I bought a single apple cider donut for us to try and it was really soft and lovely, as well as some New Hampshire Maple Syrup. I learned that maple syrup from New Hampshire and Vermont have very distinct tastes so I'm curious to do a taste test at home!

I was able to catch this farmers market while I was in the area and it did not disappoint. There…read morewere a number of merchants selling unique homemade goods, and I had a great time talking a look around.

Address is incorrect-Concord Farmer's Market is on Capitol St. This is the place to be on Saturday…read moremornings. Enjoy a breakfast of coffee or milk with donuts or pastry or fruit in season. Pick up greens for a salad, vegetables to cook for later and meat, cheese or dessert. Get your organic bread, chutney, jam or jelly or locally grown garlic. There are flower plants to add to your yard and fresh cut flowers for the table. Buy beer brewed in NH, home made dog treats, fragrant & effective soap, start composting with worms and just have a great time! Meet up with friends or long lost acquaintances, bring your friendly dog on leash. Watch children dance to the music made by a rotating bevy of cheerful musicians. Experience the "do good" feeling of supporting local farms & and other businesses, and you may develop a good habit! See you Saturday at the Concord Farmer's Market!

Dennis, my brother, and I stopped here on Saturday morning while headed up to Vermont…read more I had read Holly's review and I wanted to check out this place. Located right in the middle of Contoocook, the market was bustling with all types of local vendors. I spied flowers, in season veg and fruits, berries, local and organic meats (frozen), pies, cookies, jellies, jams, maple syrple, and also some local hippies playing drums and other cool African beats. Kids, ducks, dogs, (Jackie was there too!), families, and pagans, were all there enjoying the sunny hot morning and getting their supplies for the week. I hope to be back soon!!

From the owner: The Contoocook Farmers' Market offers fruits, veggies, meats, eggs, syrup, honey, jams, breads…read more(including vegan and gluten free!), granola, and other baked goods, all fresh, local, and delicious! We also sell soap and other body products, alpaca products, and crafts by local artisans. The summer market features music by area musicians.

They carry amazing products. Healthy ethically raised meat is all you will find along with some of…read morethe greatest locally produced snack foods and pantry items around. The entire staff is dedicated to helping people and are among the friendliest people I have ever encountered in a retail setting. The store is a great local asset with a quaint little gem located in a quintessential little town.

A great family owned shop stocked with real buffalo products. If you are really hungry just point…read moreoutside to your favorite animal and it is yours! Friendly staff, great meat. The store has lots of other local products too like syrup, bread, venison, natural pork, and other meats. The buffalo hamburger patties are a good starting point if you are new to buffalo meat. Keep them in your freezer and pop them on the grill for a fast meal. (much less fat than beef) The bacon is great as are the buffalo steaks, just be sure not to over cook them. Real live buffalo in the field along with pigs, chickens, and other various creatures. Stop in and look at the prehistoric looking buffalo and take some of the tasty burger patties with you. I think they even have buffalo ribs if you want to be a Flintstone for a day.

Everything is extremely overpriced. The selection of local meats, produce, etc is fine, but the…read moreprices are outrageous. The owners are perfectly nice and friendly, and it's a very cozy shop, but the prices are simply unjustifiable.

Great place. Friendly owners. Fresh meats, produce, pies and more…read more Always Happy in March when they re-open for the season!

Just got back from a short hop to Richardson's. My wife had a butter-pecan cone, and I had a flight…read more(4 little scoops) of coffee espresso bean, grapenut, chocolate, and strawberry rhubarb. They were all delicious! Rich, but not overly sweet. It's a good thing they're not any closer or we'd be there every day! Everyone working there was very nice and the prices are reasonable! We'll be back!

Friendly service in a nice farm setting with homemade ice cream. There is a pavilion in front of…read morethe ordering window with picnic tables underneath. There are a variety of ice cream options to choose from and three of the four in my group chose to get flights. I love when places offer flights of things! This flight was four 2oz souffle cups placed in a nice wooden board with a handle; easy for carrying. It also came with the reasonable price tag of $6. The girl working got herself a little confused scooping the flavors on the three different flights so they didn't come out quite right. Also, we were given no directive as to which flavors were which. Both of the aforementioned could be remedied with a simple, small piece of paper with 1 - 4 listing each flavor left to right. This did make the ice cream tasting more interesting trying to figure out exactly what we got. We think one of the flavors wasn't one any of us ordered. I seemed to get all the correct flavors. I tried the blubarb (strawberry rhubarb), checkerberry (wintergreen), Jamaican nutmeg and shakin' bacon. Three of the four flavors I have never seen elsewhere and I've tried a LOT of ice cream places. All of the flavors were decently creamy and tasted good with my top two being the Jamaican nutmeg and checkerberry. The checkerberry was nice and refreshing and would be great as a palate cleanser in between courses. The Jamaican nutmeg had a good amount of real nutmeg flavor and reminded me of winter time. Everyone else in my group enjoyed most of their flavors... There were two, which we're not sure which ones they were, that they were on the fence about. But, as they say, different strokes for different folks. If you're an ice cream lover, an adventurous eater or just looking for a sweet, cool treat, get yourself to Richardson Farm in Boscawen for their homemade ice cream!

Lost assortment of vegetables to choose from along with berries and breads. Always stock. We went…read moreto this farm stand for the first time and were pleasantly surprised. We will continue to shop there and recommended the stand. Plenty of parking and great service by staff offering boxes to hold your goods upon leaving.

Very dissappointed. I visit local farm stands to buy LOCAL produce. Went there and 95% of what…read morethey had came from outside NH (Canada mostly). If I wanted to by Canadian produce, I would simply go to the grocery store and pay 1/2 the price. What produce they did have that was listed from their farm was absolute garbage. Look elsewhere. No egg vending machine as listed. Wondering if the eggs come from their farm or those are imported to NH as well.

Gone for ice cream several times. Wonderful ice cream. They even have great sugar free during the…read moresummer.

4+stars on ice cream and atmosphere…read more We enjoyed their cherry cow tracks and mint cow tracks ice cream. It was very helpful to have an outside sink to wash your hands after enjoying your ice cream and saying hello to the farm animals.

Been here a few times and went recently to confirm they may be racist. Woman at counter completely…read moreignore me and greeted some other customers. Another review reports this place as prejudice. I will not be back.

A cute little independent fruit and veg market. Way overpriced compared to the local market…read more OK quality but I saw nothing that jumped out at me. Yes I know it is January and nothing is in season here now. Some local products as expected, but come on, nearly $6 for a loaf of "artisan" Italian bread? I think not. 2 stars, but the friendly customer service bumps em to 3. I will go back in summer, and see if any difference.