We were out and about looking for a place to fish, but the murky waters after the downpours made…read morethe rivers far too muddy. We happened upon this farm stand on our drive back into town and, since it had just opened for the day, pulled over to check it out. They list the produce available as well as the prices on the door (either so you don't need to go in if you don't see what you'd like, or for times when they're closed and you happen by), and walking in you're greeted with a few standing refrigerators. They host fresh Easter-egg colored eggs from Jodar farms, fresh cut flowers, beefy heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, kale and zucchini, just to name a few from their expansive collection. They also offer empty cans that you can fill with water and go cut your own flowers or herbs from the garden on the property, and small boxes for pick-your-own cherry tomatoes. We grabbed a few veggies and paid at the honor system self-checkout iPad after waiting in a short line of two people, and then checked out the garden. We're not members, but will definitely be back to support and get some more of the deliciously sweet cucumbers and ridiculously fresh zucchini and kale!

This place is so cute! I happened on this place by chance, and decided to stop. I'm so glad I did…read more Such a cute tiny place, all the veggies looked great, the greens were clean. I bought some delicious greens, and a small bouquet. You can pick your own bouquet or enjoy one that they've created. Wish I lived closer, I'd come more often.

Even when you hit a shoulder week on flower blooms you can still get an amazing collection. Love…read moredropping in here for a relaxing stroll, a gorgeous bouquet, and some in season fresh fruit. Great way to reset.

Picked flowers there recently. We didn't have a reservation and even though my friend and I were…read morethe only ones picking flowers we were charged an extra $5.00. Also the 2 varieties of deluxe flowers that we were allowed to get 3 of were very over picked leaves only a few blooms to choose from. Most of the additional flowers we were able to choose were all wilted the next morning.

Everything is fresh! They pack their own beef. Great place to either pick up a few ribeyes and…read moreroasts or 1/2 side of beef to share w/family. Such great cuts. The best. Mason is so kind and helpful.

Took our 5 and 2 year olds on a tour here and the whole family enjoyed it. The tour included decent…read morewalking but it is broken up and easy to take a stroller most of the way. The dairy circle was amazing. We all learned a lot. And then samples! All the milks were delicious. The noosa yogurt as well. Can't wait to find them at sprouts and Whole Foods down in Denver!

We had a great morning visiting Morning Fresh Dairy and the Howling Cow Cafe. It all started with…read morean informative tour of the dairy that gave us insights into the dairy process from the focus on animal care, to quality and bottling control to diversity of products that are farm to table. Savanah and Noah did a great job with the tour. The best part of the tour was a toss up between the baby calves and tasting the yogurt and variety of milks.

Love this farm! I order my chickens from them. They have a huge variety, great prices, and lovely…read morehealthy hens. I am loving my hens from last year and just ordered my next chickens for this year.

While I appreciate the idea of community-supported agriculture, I haven't joined a CSA for fear…read morethat it would be an overwhelming amount of produce for my household of one. However, when Grant Family Farms offered a Living Social deal I thought it would be a good opportunity to try it out. The deal consisted of one week's medium veggie share, a single fruit share, and a half-dozen eggs. I scheduled my pickup for the Thursday before Labor Day weekend, my thinking being that the long weekend would allow me a little more time to figure out what to do with the veggies if it did turn out to be overwhelming ... Here's what was included in the veggie share: 6 ears corn 2 zucchini 2 cucumbers 2 yellow squash 1 eggplant 3 peppers 1 bunch carrots 1 bunch beets 2 bunches spinach 1 bunch rainbow chard 1 head red leaf lettuce 1 bunch Italian parsley 1 bunch green onions 1 bag fingerling potatoes 1 bag tomatoes, mostly yellow slicers with 1 red slicer and 1 purple beefsteak For the most part, the produce was of high quality, though I did have one ear of corn that was slightly worm-eaten (hazard of organic, I suppose) and the tomatoes in the bottom of my bag (including the purple beefsteak) were smushed and a little moldy (so very sad). This was definitely a lot of vegetables for one person -- I ended-up doing a lot of chopping and blanching so I could freeze some of it -- but in reality if I were to subscribe I would choose the single share. The fruit share included a mix of peaches and apples. The peaches look to be of 2 varieties, since a few are significantly larger than the others. Haven't tasted them yet, since they could use a couple of days on the counter for ripening. The apples are a small, round variety that I don't recognize. The GFF website says that they are "Akame" apples, but when I google it all I get are a bunch of manga links ... whatever they are, they have a fairly assertive flavor that is not too sweet nor too tart, just balanced in-between, and a pleasingly firm texture (though for eating out of hand I prefer a crisper texture) The half-dozen eggs included 6 eggs, as advertised :-) They ranged in size, mostly equivalent to grocery store extra large eggs with a couple of large and I did get one that would probably rate as a jumbo egg. I'm still on the fence as to whether subscribing to a CSA is for me ... my initial response was "wow, look at all this great produce" but it quickly turned to "yikes, what am I going to do with all of this produce." I think I have things figured out so that I won't waste what I got, but I'm not sure that I could keep it up week after week.

Had a great time at the farm. They have all the fun activities we were looking for . There are…read moreanimals see, a good corn maze, a little wood front town to walk down, pumpkins to pick and lots of treats and things to eat. Usually they also have a food/dessert truck to purchase from. There is ample parking and it's just outside of town close to I-25... although you wouldn't know it ... no noise. The staff are very friendly. There are different areas for fun pictures as well. Free to everyone except for pumpkins and food. We go every year and have a great time.

I'll share with you the email I wrote the owner: I am…read morewriting to formally address an incredibly unsettling experience I had at your establishment today, Monday, September 21.While visiting your patch, I was filming and taking photos to enjoy the autumn atmosphere--something dozens of other families and couples around me were also doing. However, you chose to single me out, approach me directly, and aggressively question why I was filming. You explicitly accused me of being "the competition" simply because I was a solo woman visiting without a partner or children.Let me be perfectly clear: I am not your competition. I am an astrologer. I have absolutely no interest in the agritourism business. I came to your establishment as a paying customer looking for a peaceful seasonal experience. Instead, your hostile interrogation completely ruined my day, and I left immediately without buying a single item. I will never return to your patch.Your profiling was not only offensive, but it was also a massive business miscalculation. I have a dedicated social media following of over 3 million people who love autumn content. My original intention was to share your "cute little patch" with my audience and drive business to your establishment. Instead, my community will now be hearing a complete and honest review of how terribly I was treated by the owner.You targeted the wrong person today, and your confrontational attitude cost you both a customer and invaluable organic exposure. I expect far better treatment from a local business owner.

Sat review I wasn't planning on doing this so I didn't take…read morea great photo. You need to GET there Key lime pie, I get one in very pie place I can while traveling across the US. This one is in my top 5. The lime flavor is well balanced with that fresh citrus taste. The body of the pie is firm while not being too dense. The crumble crust pairs perfectly with everything. It's not just holding the pie. It's a buttery sweet crust. I love how it's crumbly but not dry. I feel refreshed and not weight down by it. 1000/1000.

I want to start off by saying how much I enjoyed everything I tried. The coffee was great, the…read moreambiance was unique and accommodating for children. The event that made this an absolutely terrible experience for us was Tim and how rude and unprofessional he was. It's not difficult to smile and be kind but he was not kind with any of his comments