I absolutely love this place. It's great because it's not the huge place and it's very mellow…read moreduring the week. The service is amazing and they're very informative. I absolutely love the food. When my husband and I went, we had gotten the oatmeal cookies which is made in Calverton. I'm not an oatmeal raisin kind of person and these cookies are actually amazing. We also got the nonalcoholic apple cider and that is actually really great. I do love the fact that they have a nonalcoholic drink there in case you don't want to have a drink or you're choosing not to drink. During the week it is $18 per person and kids under two are free. During the week it is I think $25 per person. My son had a great time there even though the big slide was closed and something else was, but I'm forgetting. Other than that, we had a great time in the pumpkin patch that they have. They also have a corn maze which you do have to pay I believe. I don't remember how much that was but it is huge.

Schmitt's farm haunted house: the corn maze was still very scary but not as bad as the haunted…read morehouse. The haunted house was the worst thing i've ever done to myself. I couldn't breathe and it gave me the worst headache it was more then 10/10 it was like a 100/10. I am not exaggerating, DO NOT GO, get a refund! ‼scare actors were touching me and my friends‼ Even tho they said that's not aloud.

Great selection of produce. Didn't even know they were there. Friendly helpful staff. Highly…read morerecommend!

Wish they had more produce options and some items are highly priced, however the quality of the…read moreitems here is great and I strongly recommend. Some of the most beautiful lettuce I have purchased. Come early as the lines can get long and the line moves relatively slow.

Great quality fruits and vegetables! I especially love the ready-to-use, pre-cut veggies--they're…read morefresh, convenient, and nicely organized. The store is always well stocked and inviting. Love shopping here!

I have been going to Lucky Farms for years. They are not cheap, but you absolutely get what you pay…read morefor. Their fruit, platters and vegetable platters are amazing!

This farm stand is a hidden treasure. You should try it sometime. I got the best apples and pears…read morehere and the prices are amazingly low.

Best Candy And Carmel Apples They Are Huge And Very Tasty! Super Delicious! Crunchy, Juicy!read more

Love this place, great fruit - love the fruit salad with the fruit diced into small pieces! Travel…read moreout of my way to buy it for gatherings!

I live in Bellmore but started coming here in January and it's worth the ride! No one has better…read morefruit- how do they have such sweet fruit even in winter? Excellent veggies too!

Must say their Brownies are quite the Cats Meow!......A bit pricey tho!…read more Backyard is charming with Chickens roaming about and Music from back in the day. A place you'd enjoy if not for Brownies.....there are other tasty nourishing morsels to enjoy. Oh, one more thing. We did have our Weimaraner with us. On Leash, was allowed indoor and outdoor in backyard. Have Fun.

Perfect dog friendly breakfast and lunch spot! We love bringing our dog here to interact with all…read moreof the animals, and he loves walking around (and ofc the treats)! The food is also very good and very fresh! The cider slushie was absolutely unreal and is a must try if you ever stop by! There is so much seating both inside and outside, so don't worry if it's busy!

Seafood is always top tier fresh. Staff is super friendly and helpful with anything i need. Been…read morecoming to them since I was a kid and my parents would take me. Victor is the man and Moses the manager also very nice. A LOT of choices as well

Wow - this hidden gem of To Go food is a seafood, deli and produce combo store…read more Stopped in last week and tried a few items which were well prepared, fresh and surprisingly flavorful. They were super courteous and showed us a few items we otherwise would mot have tried - all good. Seafood salad had was a bit different than used to - with some of it grilled and or seasoned. Same with tuna salad- nicely flavored. They carry organic milk which was a nice to pick up while there - and had ready to heat and serve eggplant parmigiana. Also a nice variety of chips. When up here you have nice choices but Jewel checks the takeout seafood/ deli box best. Will return to see what else ive been missing.

I have gone a few times now to pick up fruit and fruit bowls. The fruit is so ripe and delicious,…read morealthough it is pricier. They are one of the few places to offer chopped fruit in different sizes but I find people eat more of it so there is less waste.

I was out with my daughter and wanted to grab some fresh fruit for a quick snack. However, after…read morelooking at the prices, I decided not to buy anything. We were going to get a small container of mango, but they were charging $10 for it! That is way too expensive for such a small portion. We didn't really interact with anyone while we were there. The store itself seemed nice, but everything is just way overpriced. ¡Estaba fuera con mi hija y quería comprar algo de fruta fresca para picar! Sin embargo, después de ver los precios, decidí no comprar nada. Íbamos a llevar un envase pequeño de mango, ¡pero estaban cobrando $10 por él! Es demasiado caro para una porción tan pequeña. Realmente no interactuamos con nadie mientras estuvimos allí. La tienda en sí se veía linda, pero todo está exageradamente caro.

What's not to love by supporting you local growers by shopping with them? We've become lovers of…read morethe farm market system in Long Island. Whether it's in the winter or summer, we love to buy produce from our neighbors and always leave feeling that we got a value for our buck. Personal favorites for me are the vendors that have new and unique sauces or breads being made by the local artisans on hand. Not to mention the pickle people who make the wasabi or horseradish pickles I love to munch on. Everyone there is truly thankful for your patronage and they're not too proud to let you know it. Their very livelihood is made up of people like you and the business you give them. There is live music by local musicians to help make the experience even better. Our two year old loved dancing with them and gave us a smile to boot. It all seems like a local community coming together in a win-win situation to trade great food for support for local grower All winter, spring, summer and fall, you'll find us at this or any other market that supports our neighbors.

This is a very cute indoor farmers market in Huntington. I wish they would stay open until the…read moreoutside farmers market opens in May!! What are they thinking?? We found lots of cool things like pickles and fish dip!!

This Farmstead & CSA are very centrally located on LI @ The Bethpage Restoration site just South of…read moreLI Ex'way (#495) & more or less on the Nassau/Suffolk line. As a Vegan & Environmentalist I simply can not recommend anything as much as encouraging & eating LOCAL & Organic Produce! Purchase of a CSA is the best way to enjoy fresh & organic produce abundantly & with the least cost. Community Supported Agriculture or CSA is a very old concept where one pays the farmer in advance so s(he) can count on selling the produce s(he) grows. During mostly perfect growing seasons the value here is amazing as you will end up spending a fraction of the amount you would @ the grocery store for produce perfection rather than the sad vegs one usually ends up w'there! During years of farming 'difficulties' such as hurricanes or extremely early/late freezes it ends up costing a bit more but the quality never changes only the abundance! Besides the commitment of a CSA, THIS farm also offers a 'Shopper's Share' where you plan on paying a certain amount ($100 - $???) of produce per season & depending on the amount you get, up to %15 off the cost. This 'Shoppers Share' is a great way to learn how much you really spend on produce during the growing season on LI which now is *almost* throughout the year what w'the increased temps of global warming & the fine storage of late fall crops Restoration Farm is capable of! The initial one time amount of both a CSA &/or Shoppers Share can be 'off-putting' but if one honestly computes their weekly expenses on produce they will see it's a good deal. This is especially true if one is accustomed to paying for Organic produce shipped from 'who-know-where' that was picked 'who-knows-when' and has 'who-knows-what' nutrients left in it! I have been a CSA member for over a decade, though full disclosure @ a different Organic Farm b/c I happened to find them 1st., AND have had a Shopper's Share here for $200 less %10 for the last 3 years! For the first few years I used to go to Whole Foods a few time a year & compare the cost of the same vegs in my CSA to what was available @ that time @WFs. Each time I found the size of a head of lettuce, the per lb. cost of the potatoes, the limpness of the kale to be far bigger or firmer w'less waste in outside leaves, woody stems, 'soft' spots even if sometimes the price was comparable. Admittedly I am Vegan & husband has no choice as it's a Vegan Kitchen, so we eat lots of vegs, but if you are well informed you'll know current medical advice is that the more vegs & less animal products you consume the healthier you will be and THIS is an ideal way to get more vegs into your diet. Farmer Caroline is also very helpful in sharing recipes & giving storage tips. Check out the website above for lots more info. The only negative to eating locally is that you learn about availability....Spring brings BEAUTIFUL greens, which, aside from somewhat heat tolerant lettuces are absent during the heat of Summer when it's ALL about Cukes, Zukes, Tomatoes & Eggplants. Late summer brings the greens back, broccoli & cauliflower along w'lots of crops that are available through Christmas & even well into the New Year, such as many types of squash & the only kind of pumpkin worth eating! In my mind your 'carbon footprint', GREATLY reduced by eating local w'lots of vegs. is WELL worth learning to fully appreciate the value of each & every crop during it's season! BTW though I've shared extensively how one can get the best deal here it's also the best place to stop for that head of lettuce & a few radishes you need for tonight's salad or a place to include on your Sat. shopping to give the 'little ones' something to enjoy & NOT complain about! If you are on the Ex'way on your way home & need only a fresh veg. for dinner, it will take you less time to go a mile South, as long as it's a Tue. or a Thur., pick out a veg., pay for it & drive back to #495, than any grocery store that is not on the roads you will be taking home! Some years back, looking for a way to supplement my own CSA I discovered their Farmstand just off my daily commute south on Rt. #110. On non-school days both Caroline & Dan are usually there along w'their kids and there are quite a few outdoor riding toys like tractors along w'the usual various sized bikes & a large paved & vehicle free area always available for riding around in. Depending on the time of year there is also a large # of products either grown or produced locally, from Beer, to Oysters, to pickled vegs, honey & eggs along w'the occasional fresh chicken & on special occasions various crafts.

What a wonderful little farm!…read more Luckily there's a sign and GPS puts you in the right place, otherwise it looks like private party that is completely closed off. The days it is open a wonderful farmer's market operates inside. Everyone who works here is wonderful and explains the CSA they offer, as well as what is available to those who want to shop here and there. All of their fruits and veggies looked delicious and fresh! I ended up buying some potatoes and carrots. They seemed to be a busy place for their CSA members and while I cannot afford that membership right now, it is something I will absolutely keep in mind for the future. Prices are fair, you can walk the fields, if you have the CSA you can pick your own berries. A wonderful spot if you want fresh produce and want to know exactly where it's coming from.