I bought skewers with marinaded chicken and the price was over $15 a pound. That is unbelievable and I won't buy it again. Go to Wholefoods and save some money. read more

The quality here is A+ highlights are: pre marinated chickens all kinds, you make and guarantee awesome, a sneaky hit is their french bread, not sure where they get their bread but a best ever, their home made soups and then lastly (forget brand...) some pre made pasta sauces and wait, almost forgot, dips! Those are my musts. Pretty mellow stop and superb quality! read more

Great pasture raised beef, bakery goods and produce as well as outdoor plants and fall decorations. Beautiful grounds and you can visit the cows. Nice destination for a leisurely drive. read more

Hi I enjoy Tendercrop Immensely only complaints is on their prepared food they use WAY TOO MUCH salt. read more

I picture heaven to be Tendercrop Farm. The butchers are absolute pros, and you'll find some of the best quality beef in the world here. The baked goods are all top notch, but reach for the M&M cookies and thank me later. The fruits and vegetables also cannot be beat. Tomato season here is worth a pilgrimage from near and far. read more

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Top quality produce, flowers and soups. The fresh cuts of beef and poultry are the best around the area for a fair price. Check out their fresh-to-frozen items, to include ice cream, as well. read more

What a cute, quaint farm stand/grocery! My friend brought me here after a bike ride and I was amazed by the selection and prices. Farm fresh eggs are only $3.99/dozen- which is an incredible deal! The store has a large greenhouse with gorgeous flowers. There is a wide selection of produce- mostly from Tendercrop, but some from other places. The prices were very reasonable and the quality was spectacular. There is a butcher shop and a. Extensive selection of baked goods- including many gluten free options. I purchased a slice of Raspberry Crumb cake, strawberry rhubarb turnovers, and some Shark gummies. The crumb cake was buttery and rich, and the turnovers were light and flaky. The gummies were a gift for someone else, but they said they were probably the softest/freshest gummies they've ever had. I highly recommend stopping at the store & look forward to my next visit! read more

Great having the farm in Newbury. Produce is always great. Their butchery has the best selection and quality meats in the area. read more

We've been buying meat and produce for 27 years from Tendercrop in Newbury . that they opened in Wenham was a thrill. 2 days ago, at the Wenham location I bought grass fed ribeye steaks like we always do, and they were the worst pieces of meat we've ever had. Didn't even want to feed it to the dogs. Blueberries were mushy, strawberries had no flavor. Went back yesterday to grab a few things, no manager on duty to share my experience..., I tried. I can't believe that the owner would be pleased, but if you don't have a manager on duty, don't expect me to wait to reach out about my experience. Premium prices which we gladly pay for outstanding quality, however not for meat that is worse than grocery store quality. Extremely disappointing, and has happened a few times in the past year where the beef was mediocre at best. I believe unless something changes, we will not return and certainly won't ever recommend Tendercrop any longer. read more

Amazing assortment of quality products .Helpful knowledgeable employees. Many specialty culinary items.

Excellent products, top-notch meats very pricey, but worth it. Cashing out can be kind of slow and there's a definite sense of entitlement depending on the time of day and patrons on site. Best experienced off peak shopping hours. read more

Butchery is above grade! Only issue is upon eating their product, you will not want to go back to supermarket. :) Great line of specialty products. read more

Nice assortment of vegetables, meats and seafood. Nice flowers too. Staff is courteous and friendly.

I've bought meat at Tendercrop Newburyport , as well as wenham and the quality as well as the service has gone down in past 4 years. Yesterday I bought stew beef at Wenham store and it was absolutely the worst I have ever seen- it looked, after I got it open from the twisted up bag maybe to cover what was inside, like trimmings that were being thrown out!! I had to make dinner so I tried trimming it , but could not save but a few small pieces. This messed up my dinner for 2 nights now and I'm angry. A place with some much excellent meat yet the people they chose to work the counters seem to go out of there way to screw up the product . The Hamburg was the best around- diet lean. Now it's 9 dollars a pound and loaded up with ground fat filler. Wow, what a bummer. Bob Festa. Ipswich. read more

updated review: just went here and they addressed the issue with the extreme potholes in the driveway area!!-- it's now fully paved :) they also seem to have a larger staff and selection now. read more

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I don't know when I enjoy stopping here more -- in the summer to buy fresh-picked lettuce, corn, tomatoes and other vegetables, or in December when they are selling Christmas trees, wreaths, plants and more. Canaan Farm is right on Route 1A in Wenham, just five minutes up the road from the clamber and clutter of North Beverly. read more

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We love everything about tendercrop farm and then some ---with the exception of the fact that plastic bags are still being. COVID is no longer an excuse when it is June 2022. Please think of mother earth and the children's planet we are destroying when you are long gone. I personally bring my own bag, but others do not in plastic bag should be a thing in our rearview mirror. read more

This farm stand has amazing produce; purple potato fingerlings, kale, various types of squash (including cousa squash, my personal favorite and difficult to find!), beautiful fruits and a great array of hard to find items. My father lives in the area and we stopped by on a whim. The staff was super friendly and they also had lots of plants (including herbs and blooming squash plants) for sale that you could go plant in your own garden. I'm a HUGE fan and can't wait to return! read more

We live in Beverly and we've been coming to Tendercrop for years for both local and non-local produce, fresh and dried flowers, and plants. We have never been misled by anyone there as to what produce is the farm's and what is not - everything is very clearly marked - and the staff is always super helpful and friendly. They have awesome Christmas trees that are affordable and they are great about adhering to Covid rules. When they do have homemade frozen pizza it's the bomb, loads of fresh veggies on a tasty crust. Tendercrop is more expensive than a grocery store but I regularly get a few items there to support a local farm instead of a supermarket chain. read more

Im so disappointed! We recently moved to the area and were really excited to see someplace where we could buy farm fresh local produce. Today we made our first visit there to buy a Christmas tree. They had a sign up saying they would deliver trees for $10. Perfect. We had our 18 month old and 3 week old baby in the car, it was 28 degrees out..delivery sounded perfect. We picked out a $100 tree - not many left this late but buying local is important to us. We went to pay and were told we were too late for delivery ( it was 2:45pm) and we couldn't arrange delivery the next day huh?? Then asked if we could have some help getting tree on car..apparently they are unable to help with trees. There were 3 people working and no customers. We left without tree. Tendercrop you lost the sale of $100 tree and a family of future customers. read more

We love this place so much that we would consider moving to Newburyport because of it! So healthy, fresh and tasty. Highly recommend.

Don't be fooled into coming here. Multiple issues with this place. First, you would assume that much of the produce sold here would be from their own farm - especially as it's in peak season. Well that is not the case. This farm stand attempts to mislead you by having a ton of produce in their store with signs above the produce that say the name of their farm. There aren't grocery store stickers on the produce so one would assume that meant the produce was from their farm. I was even lied to by a guy stocking the berries who told me the berries were picked from their farm. When checking out, I felt suspicious of this place and asked the girl who rung me up if what I was purchasing was from their farm. I was told that nothing was from their farm excepts eggs. This place is a scam. Do yourself a favor and go to a real farm stand with local produce! read more

A trip to Canaan Farm marks the beginning of fall and spring for me. The produce is local and the owners are helpful and friendly. Their fresh baked pies are perfect for tailgating and holiday parties and I have to hide their cookies from my family. When the sunflowers are in season, they are spectacular! We always get our mums and Christmas tree there too. The owners even know most of their customers by name! 10/31/2015: Canaan Farm is now owned and operated by Tendercrop Farm. The farm looks pretty much the same but the new owners have expanded the food and gift offerings. Still friendly but I do miss the original owners. The upside is that Tendercrop will be open year 'round! read more

I was excited to stop here for some fresh fruit & veg on our way home from Crane Beach. However, I was very disappointed. We spent $30 on strawberries, blueberries, plums, peaches, corn, and a loaf of home made olive oil bread. It was on the pricier side and much of their produce was from other farms. I know their 1/2 pint blueberries were from New Jersey and the strawberries were from Canada. Also, the strawberries I bought on Sunday were found to have moldy strawberries at the bottom of the wooden container the very next afternoon on Monday. I ended up throwing 1/3 of the container away. What a waste of money! I would've been a happy camper if everything was fresh and delicious, but that was not the case. The corn and bread was good while the peaches were perfectly ripened and delicious, just the way you expect fruit to taste purchased from a farm during a New England summer. The blueberries, strawberries, and plums cost much more than the grocery store & were comparable in quality if not slightly less desirable. However, the staff was very friendly and sociable. read more

This vendor is now Tendercrop, I'm not sure there's a Canaan sign anymore, so look for Tendercrop. They are open year round, the amount of locally grown veggies shifts by season and local items are well marked as such. I particularly like the prepared pizzas, quiches & stuffed peppers. If an ingredient in the prepared food is available at one of their farms, it makes its way into the packaged item. For instance, while I don't know if the farms are technically certified as humanely raised, the manager had a lot of information about how their pigs are treated, ie, access to outdoors in good weather, not kept in cages, etc. And the bacon in the quiche is from their farms. So I can have the occasional indulgence of heating up something easy, while not resorting to a product using crate raised pigs, factory prepared & packaged & then shipped from halfway across the U.S. I think the prepared items are made at their Newbury farm. They also have a grind your own peanut butter machine, a wide selection of grass fed meats & poultry, & fresh herbs. They carry a lot of farm baked breads & sweets, as well as carrying a small line of gluten free items & a line of baked goods with only fair/sustainably traded ingredients. (The second being, I think, Pure Pastry, on the baked goods shelf up high. ) I probably do about half of my produce shopping in the winter, more in summer, & all my meat/poultry shopping there. The prices are sometimes a little more than at a stop n shop but a LOT less than two of the other CSA type places I've checked out. Especially the cage free eggs. There are definitely NO $7.50 per dozen cartons of eggs at Tendercrop! If you have questions about the sourcing/treatment of the livestock check with Rebecca, the manager, she has answered all my questions easily, as well as some Really odd ones I've overheard from other people while shopping & never looks at anyone like their nuts. No matter how Portlandia-ish the question is. read more

I stop here frequently year round to get produce and the incedible baked goods as well. Prices are fantastic for locally grown produce.

This is a great little farm store! The meats are fantastic- most of the meats are from their own farms - I love knowing where my meat comes from. read more

Okay, there are no pizzas. I don't know where that reviewer was, but it wasn't here. Even the owner looked at me like I had two heads when I asked if they had any. Nice place, lots of stuff, not all of it is from their farm, but oh my, just driving by that row of basil...as high as my knee! Such a lovely thing... read more

I really enjoyed coming an seeing familiar faces during the spring an fall seasons. What did they all go they were so very helpful when every I was choosing veggies or plants. read more

Canaan is now being run by Tendercrop Farm of Newbury. It is fabulous. They opened today and I stopped just because they had fresh eggs which are hard to find. The price for eggs,was 2.79...great price. Vegetables so gorgeous I wanted to buy as i belong to a CSA I needed nothing. I did buy harvest corn for my door, a bag of just picked apples some mums they grew themselves and a to die for blueberry pie I NEVER buy pies as I Make them This pie was as good as any i could make and the price was right. This is a great addition to Wenham read more

Dissapointing. I used to go here all the time before Tendercrop was here- literally every week in the season to buy all my fruits and veggies. Today, the first trip with the new owners, and they were incredibly rude and unhelpful (even grabby at the register!)I was a bit shocked and tried to talk in a friendly manner about how I used to shop there once a week- no matter they continued to be completely uninterested and in fact, seemed to be overall bothered by having to wait on me as a customer. I will definitely give them the benefit of the doubt for now, as I like supporting local farms, but I'd say this is their one strike out of two or three! Hope your experience is better! read more

A few of my favorite things about Canaan Farm are their lettuces, herbs, and veggie starts. Each year I plant a small garden of my own and I always buy my starter plants from Canaan Farm because I know they were grown in healthy soil with sustainable practices and love. If you're planting your own garden, I highly recommend buying plants from Canaan. And what you don't plant, you can buy from them throughout the season. They truly love what they do and have an incredible work ethic which shows in their delicious and beautiful products. read more

We just discovered their fresh baked multi-grain sour dough bread. Oh, is that yummy for toast. My husband thinks they bake it there, but I mean to find out so I can get me some. It's worth the trip to the farm stand just to buy it. The people there are really nice and laid back too. Its definiitely hippie heaven. read more

They supplied the flowers for my wedding recently. I brought them my mason jars, they arranged their wildflowers beautifully. They are lovely people to work with, and flexible. I got tons of comments on the flowers. Thank You! read more

Canaan Farms is always full of familiar, friendly faces as it's run by family. It is set up in a lovely way, full of fresh food and some specialty items, and fresh-grown flowers from their garden. My summer/fall favorite is their home-made garlic baguette. It's usually warm and full of garlic cloves. In winter, you can make a personal order of gorgeous wreaths and winter decorations for inside and outside. Hope you visit--it is one of my favorite places to visit. read more