Very high prices, but the quality of fresh fruits and vegetables is hard to measure…read more I'd go more often if the staff weee more focused on providing some level of service. The only bathroom is a porta potty

Such a cute farmers market. Beware there are bees everywhereeee lol. I got a kids grilled cheese…read moreand there was no line behind me, and only 2 customers that were in line ahead of me and I waited 15-20 mins for the 1 grilled cheese. I will say it was DELICIOUS. Also it was supposed to come with a tomato soup and I only got the grilled cheese so that was a bummer. Next time! It was so nice walking around the farm area and seeing the animals too. Super cute!

A local favorite spot of mine. Always has great local produce and all your seasonal needs including…read moreice cream! They take card and only a $10 minimum which is great. Their local corn is fantastic this time of year. So sweet you don't even need butter. We've gotten eggplant, corn, blueberries, blackberries, peaches, nectarines, tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, and lettuce here and you truly can taste the difference. It's a nice local farmer and quaint and full of charm. They have their own parking lot off the road which is great and much safer. They also sell local flowers which are beautiful and the most perfect sunflowers during the summer. The staff at Vicki's are friendly and helpful if you need it!

Nice drive-thru farm stand while driving back from Montauk. Plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables…read more They also have local cheeses and pies. Didn't have to leave the car as everything was brought to us.

Great local farmers market with plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables, pies, breads, cookies, jams and…read moremore. A must when out east!

I've only had the sourdough loaf, and my partner has had a vegetarian-friendly version of the egg…read moresandwich, but both are outstanding, and the proximity to Sound Ave makes it SO convenient to get to. Whenever I visit my dad in Orient Point, I'll have to make a stop here, looking forward to trying more!

Everything is made in house and super fresh. It's really cool seeing that they use everything from…read morethe farm that you could either enjoy or bring home with you. You could even walk around outside on the nicer days and see all the animals out there and enjoy your coffee or your lunch. They even have a little butcher area so you could bring stuff home bunch of refrigerator goods like butter, cream, milk, eggs, even have, honey. It's always a good time coming in here. Everyone is super nice and helpful. They even have dinner specials, which I'm definitely gonna try one of these days.

I had heard of Iacono farms over the years and was excited to find out it was only 5min drive from…read moreour rental. When we cooked dinner at home one night, I knew their chicken had to be the centerpiece of our meal! We dropped in around 1;45pm (they open at 1) and they were already sold out of their "cook today" chickens. Call ahead if you want to reserve! Their "cook tomorrow" chickens were slaughtered same day, so recommend to eat at least 24hrs later. Well, we ate them same day. Not too though and very tasty (they were smaller birds). Very nice staff, fair prices, lots of eggs!

Great service. Very clean and friendly farm. Eggs, chicken…read moreand chicken pot pie amazing

What a lovely place…read more You drive up, and feel the instant love and dedication that goes into the food being grown here. We stopped last weekend for tomatoes and potatos and greens, and everything was fresh and grown so solidly. It was a MUST stop!

This past Sunday we did the Organ Donation ride on the North Fork. What a great celebration of my…read morefriend Andrea's successful double lung transplant 15 years ago. On the way back from Orient State Park, we saw signs for a biodynamic farm and gourmet CSA -- we both thought, what is a gourmet CSA? We parked our bikes and sauntered off to the food barn to get some fresh food for our post-ride healthy meal. On our way we were welcomed by the owner (Ira) who guided us into the barn to check out the farm's wares. We picked out some beautiful looking kale, spring scallions, blackberry jam, and pickled peppers, and were happy with our healthy purchase...but there was so much more to this farm, and we could feel it. Ira offered to show us around the property, parts of which date back to 1680 or so. We saw barn swallows for the first time, and tasted arugula flowers, too. The plots of vegetables were beautifully laid out, the greenhouses full of lettuces, and Ira also mentioned there were bees. The farm was created by Ira and his late wife, KK, an architect and builder (team), respectively. The biodynamic philosophy was the inspiration of KK, who simply wanted to provide her family and friends with healthy, nutritious food. And the gourmet CSA was no real mystery. Customers get to choose what they want each week...pretty novel. If you are into real food, visit the farm; if you are into seeing people who are doing real work, visit the farm. You will be inspired by this labor of love, created by two people who shared a vision, and shared the beauty and fruits of their vision with all of us. Oh yeah, you will want to buy stuff, so make sure you have some cash on you as there are no easy access ATMs!

I came here for apple picking with my family. The place was larger than I expected. They had an…read moreapple orchard, pumpkin patch, sunflower fields, vegetable fields, berry fields, corn maze, kid's area, and hayride. They had many varieties of apples including honeycrisp, ginger gold, mutsu, etc. except not much Fuji. However, their pricing was a bit confusing to understand. It was $54.99 (cash) for 1/2 bushel of apples (45-55 apples) at the cashier. Their apples were large and juicy but it was definitely not 45-55 apples. I would say it's about 35-40 large apples or about 20 pounds so it's about $2.75/lb which is pretty pricey. I would rather go to upstate NY or NJ for better prices.

Biggest and Best apples! We go every year it's a tradition! Highly recommended! Friendly staff…read moreand delicious baked goods too!

This place changed my life. Came here in the Fall for pumpkin picking (off the vine, as is the…read moreproper way according to my friend) and had the best time. It was a perfect day, lots of pumpkins left despite being a few weeks out from Halloween. The store had lots of homemade goods, including this pear-flavored candle that was absolutely delicious and not too strong. They had lots of little pumpkins for decorations that were a good price. They sold baked potatoes with horseradish and corn on the cob that were SOOOO fresh and tasty. The baked potato just melted in your mouth and it warmed my soul. Very cute place, lots of picnic tables, a big truck of pumpkins to take pictures with... This place helped make autumn solidify as my favorite season. It's not too crowded and maybe not the best for kids though.

Nobody, we'll perhaps somebody that I never met before and probably will never meet in the future,…read moreappreciates a farm stand more that I. They speak of small esoteric farming, canning, baking and shelving for the passers by, for the community that have come here. Well, I'm not only a bit put off by that assumption that I hold dear and entered Schmitts with, but I've lost my grip and spilled my tea. As to not point the dirty end of the tomatoe stake at this one establishment, I'll open with a broad brush stroke to encapsulate east end Long Island road side merchants. "Y'all are a royal rip". Where in the world are you getting pricing from? A loaf of focchia and some cookies was $34.00 and the good girlfriend just glanced towards me as if to say "please don't say anything ". The first potential comment would have been to smile, perhaps an eye roll and follow with a "thank you but no thank you" Second potential comment which almost landed was "crooks, bag my sh*t, I'm never coming back again". Which is exactly what I've decided to do, but I knew it was coming in the periphery. Poorly tagged items, seeking the Local catch work too hard inside and out just in perfect time for seasonal shoppers to hear the spiders lullaby. I'm sure Schmitt could give a rats batookas of my opinions here, they're shoveling money out the back door and into their extra homes and boats and all the big boys toys. It's a memory that is not easy to digest, as the inside customer service was MTA-esq as it relates to sincerity.