This wonderful CSA is truly a treasure. I had a summer share that was plentiful and fresh. The…read moreprices are a bit intimidating, but I assure you it is well worth the cost for the enormous amounts of fresh produce. Every week, I read the little farmer's blog and checked out the recipes and what the week's bounty would be. I did lots of stewing, canning, salad making and savoring. In addition to the weekly pickups, there is a free pick your own flower garden, which was a lovely treat. There is also pick your own tomatillos, herbs and cherry tomatoes. There are pick your own strawberries, which store bought cant even come close to. These sweet berries melt in your mouth and make tasty jams and pie. There is also products available for purchase that change with the months, fresh baked goodies, milk, eggs, cider, berries. I made my own tomatoe sauce from scratch with my abundance of tomatoes. I also canned lots and lots of pickles and dilly beans. I also got to try new veggies I was unfamiliar with, hello kohl rabi and poc choi. There are also holiday and winter shares, as well as beef and pork. This farm share is absolutely excellent.

The one thing I miss the most about moving to Portland is Little Ridge Farm, where I had a CSA for…read morearound four years. There was nothing I didn't love about Keena Tracy's farm or the awesome CSA's she offered. Back when I was participating, I would get the full harvest share which is more than enough for two vegetarians! Each week we'd come to her stand and pick up however many pounds we were allotted that week (usually along with other complimentary goodies like apple cider, pumpkins, or corn). I have heard that CSA's from other Maine farms don't follow this same structure - that they pick and choose what each person gets. I liked the freedom of being able to load up on all the cucumbers and tomatoes, kohl rabi and sorrel (both of which I discovered BECAUSE of Little Ridge), edamame and spaghetti squash I wanted while I watched others get pounds upon pounds of garlic scapes and pac choi. As a shareholder I also had access to the pick-your-own garden with flowers, herbs, cherry tomatoes, and tomatillos. We also had the ability to pick raspberries and strawberries at a discounted price; there was also fresh bread and cheese for sale as well. And we were always invited to romp around her property exploring the fields, saying hello to the pigs and turkeys, or even volunteering some of our time helping out in exchange for a discount on our CSA. Keena also offers a Thanksgiving Share and a Holiday Share (both of which include about thirty pounds of your choice from things like onions, sweet potatoes, potatoes, carrots, beets, garlic, spinach, and sometimes apples, bags of cranberries, or EXTREMELY delicious potato rolls), and a Winter Share as well. For carnivores, there are also pork, beef, and turkey shares which I know very little about (except that people seemed to love them). Little Ridge does an exceptional job at simply growing organic (they pride themselves on not using hormones, antibiotics, cages, or chemicals) with a keen eye on both environmental and animal health as well. After writing all of this, I believe I've made a grave mistake not continuing my CSA here - what's a forty minute drive for the best produce you've ever had, right?

So many blueberries. Wow! What a great time I had with my family picking blueberries. The…read moreblueberries are big and juicy. Perfect peak season right now. The trees were loaded with blueberries. Although my pictures don't do justice, they were full. It was easy to pick a full pint or quart just standing in one spot. After we picked our container full, which they supply the containers. We headed back to the store so we could make our purchases. They do have a lot of wonderful foods inside as well, some candies, and drinks, full homemade pies and maple syrup and so on. Something for everyone. Cashier was very nice. And helpful. It was laid back on a Sunday afternoon. Not a lot of people around. And we actually were the only ones in a whole section. The also do apple picking in the fall. And I bet that's super fun with hay rides and mazes and everything made of apples.

We had a great experience here. From the many many selections of apples, the farm animals, the…read morefood, the hard cider, the mini shop, it's all great. Lots of friendly staff here as well. We picked some apples which were not a bad price then proceeded to try an flight of their hard ciders. They had lots of interesting flavors and they were delicious. Afterwards we got some donuts and picked up some jars of various goods to take home. Everything here was great and we had a very pleasant experience. It was super busy but we expected that on a Saturday. If you're looking to pick some apples, drink some ciders, and have a great afternoon definitely check this place out. You won't be disappointed!

Less and less local veggies . Running off the last owners reputation. They improved the place but…read morenot the goods. Try local organic good . Not even any recent reviews . Sad . Went in yesterday after along time of not stopping . No prices on the beans . It's almost July the only local produce was green onions .

Produce has been disappointing recently. The bagged red seedless grapes were way past eating, dried…read moreup and shrunken. We were happy to find some delicata squash, but we should have known that they were way out of season, obviously stored for a long time. Again, dried up and inedible. Very un-Maine like. We'll stick with Hannaford's produce in the off-season from now on.

I have purchased cider and cider donuts from this farm every summer at the farmers market, so I…read morethought I'd take a trip out to their actual farm. Right now, until June they are running their goody shack as a Self Serve situation until the full farm stand opens. Cash only! So bring plenty you'll need it. My favorite so far has been the blueberry turnovers and the Whoopie pies!

These folks are local here in Litchfield, they grow locally and have great produce. They always…read morehave some tasty treats as well! Did I mention they are Local!!!

A wonderful place in the fall! (And summer!) they have a great selection of apples, but get there…read moreearly in the season or it's all picked out. The orchard is PERFECT for fall photos, as the vista is gorgeous. They even give you a little wooden commemorative coin each year, to collect. Aside from apples, they have a large field that's full of pumpkins to buy. Plus gourds, mums, decorative corn. They have a whole cafe inside with yummy food for breakfast and lunch. GET THEIR DONUTS!!! People that work there are friendly and knowledgeable about the products.

this is such an adorable apple farm! there was a pumpkin patch outside with little carts and baby…read morepumpkins in crates as well. the fresh apple cider ($10/jug) was sooo good, it was a perfect balance of sweet and tart. the apple cider donuts were so light & airy, but the pumpkin & molasses donuts were more dense. the staff also gave us a free donut since they were closing soon :")

I frequently go to the Lisbon Food City. The produce section is always neat & well stocked. The…read moreproducts in the aisles are also well stocked and products are brought forward (lined up on shelves). These markets are employee owned, which is such a novel concept in this day and age of big corporations. Currently, they have an initiative where the order total can be rounded up and the proceeds go to Thanksgiving food baskets for local folks. They keep a daily total and post it on the front window. The staff there is always friendly and helpful. The lines at the registers are never long.

This is a small, employee owned neighborhood grocery. What it lacks in size, it makes up for in…read morecharacter. Despite its limited space, the selection is decent and good quality. I'm always impressed by how clean and organized the stock is. The staff is friendly and it is obvious that they care for their store. A nice option to have available in town.

I have ALWAYS been a huge fan and customer of Fairwinds Farm, from their berry fields and the…read moreBrunswick Farmers Market. I absolutely love this farm and these people. So it makes me so happy when the farm stand starts to get geared up for the beautiful summer season! Not only can you get your veggies and fruits here throughout the season, from their farm and other local farms. You can also find some other goodies here too. Baked goods from local folks, cookies, Whoopie pies, sourdough bread. Local meat, cheese and milk. And the very best part? MOSES DYER COFFEE. Roasted right in Harpswell. They are the best coffee, and that's that!

Small mom and pop market/restaurant. We had some delicious seafood here and the haddock in…read moreparticular was super tasty! The menu is a mix of some Asian influence like Banh Mi, Fried Rice and Ramen- which I def have to come back and try! There have a great selection of beers and we had some honey sodas which if never seen before!

A special place. Not fancy but impeccably fresh seafood. I had the scallop banh mi (I eat a lot of…read morebanh mo home in California) and while it wasn't really banh mi it was tasty. My partner's oyster roll was better and very big portion. Terrific staff.

Wow! I think this Dollar General has everything you could ever want. Its a very large store with…read moregreat customer service! The man at the checkout counter will put a smile on your face. He was so friendly and welcoming!!

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