It was amazing. It was even better than what we were told. It was very small inside, which was…read morewonderful but the moment you pulled into the driveway, it was tons of people up there park so you had to kind of wiggle into his face cause it's parking and you get out all you smell was turkey in the food cooking and everything was amazing and they have some beautiful hanging pots. That were very reasonable and fresh tomato plants. Lots a nice fresh vegetables were very welcoming. We walked in. We explained that 1 of our children give us a gift card and that it was our first time and we wanted to get some lunch so they told us what they're their main item was which was the number two thanksgiving sandwich we then got two containers of their homemade coleslaw, which was wonderful. They had a wide variety of desserts, pies, cakes, cookies, etc. we were so full from dinner from lunch. Excuse me that we did not get dessert but we had promised we would come back we did, however, find out that they do do catering in the platters with absolutely out of this world. They had several kinds of bread as well for the sandwiches this time we got a wrap I think next time we'll definitely probably get it on like a whole-grain bread that they had because the wrap was just too much. But everybody was kind and friendly and helpful and welcoming, and that we were outside waves of the call our name and they brought our sandwiches right out to us. It was so big. We were only able to eat about maybe 3/4 and they brought the rest home for later. Met some nice people there that were singing on the tables and then the young fellow was taking the meat and stuff out of the smoker they had outside and he while we were there they took out the Rose turkey breast that they had been doing in the in the smoker, they also had ribs as well as a ham. They say they run it continuously all the time so I believe that it was just a lot of stuff going on, but there was definitely a lot of choices they had made to order. They also had fresh and they had frozen for you to take home. So this is I really like the variety we will go back.

Picked up some Turkey Dinners for Thanksgiving as I was told the outpost farm is a very popular…read moreplace for thanksgiving turkeys. Since I only needed enough food for two and didn't want to do the whole cooking all day thing, I got a premade dinner that consisted of turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and butternut squash - plus gravy and cranberry sauce. The portions/serving sizes were huge - had plenty and then some, leftovers for days!! We got it a few days early and put it in the freezer to keep...Took it out two days before eating time and let it defrost in the fridge. Transferred everything but the turkey to pots/pans on the stove for heating instead of the microwave and put the turkey in the oven day of. It was super easy to reheat everything and get it to temp. I had concerns about the mashed potatoes as those can be weird sometimes but they reheated perfectly. Everything tasted SO good, full of flavor, and very delish! The turkey was very moist and tender - like fall apart and the flavor of the gravy, and sides were all excellent. I think this was probably one of the best turkeys I have had. Definitely want to try the outpost farm again as I am sure everything they have is great. I was very happy with the choice and outcome and it made our Thanksgiving meal like a home cooked meal minus the mess and all the cooking lol.

More of an outdoor concert than farm stand. Tables/seating area is awkwardly located between the…read moreconcert area and the very few booths.

This is an amazing complex that represents a typical New England farm from the 19th Century…read more Farmhouse, barn, carriage shed, corn crib, henhouse and yes....a free standing cider mill all set on approx. 87 acres is in pristine condition. Great potential for an agri-educational center.

I used to frequent this farm when I lived in the area and always loved it. On a trip last week to…read morethe area, I decided to look up some of my favorite spots and see if I could revisit them and I was so thankful this place is here! Exactly as I remember it with in season produce! Luckily I was staying in a hotel with a kitchen so I picked up squash and corn for dinner and some apples to snack on. Everything was delicious as I renewed it and I was so grateful they are still around The person working was warm and I enjoyed taking to her Definitely stop by - there is parking on the side

Visited the farm today 7/30/25 Bought corn, cucumbers,…read morezucchini Tried to make some fun conversation with the elderly cashier who was very snarky and crotchety She told me very abruptly that I could leave now! I'm a frequent flyer of Cook's farm, but I think the produce at Stop & Shop might look better now After today's visit, I would give Cook's farm a one star rating and will never return, and oh by the way, I will inform my 800 clients to not frequent this business! Best Daniel Jasken

So much fun apple picking!…read more This farm has it all- animals, face painting, food trucks, hayride to go apple picking and an amazing orchard to walk around in. We went Labor Day weekend it wasn't crowded at all. My kids loved running around and picking the perfect apple. We will for sure come back later in the fall to get some pumpkins! Staff is great as well, friendly, knowledgeable and helpful

The company I work for hosted a second annual apple picking event here. I came with my family and…read morewe were able to pick some apples, and enjoy some apple cider and apple cider donuts. They have multiple little green houses / tents, some of which you can rent out for events. Their apple cider was really good; it wasn't too thick, it was perfectly sweet, refreshing, and tasted like fresh apples. The apple cider donuts were the best I have ever had (they were freshly made, so that might've played a part). Some of the characteristics I loved about the donuts is that they were moist, the sugar on it wasn't overwhelming, and a great size. They also have some animals, mostly chickens. Some of them were roaming around outside their coop but most of them were living their best lives in their coop. As a lover of chickens, these seemed well fed and well taken care of which made me happy. You can walk around to get to the different types of apples, but they also did have a hay ride to bring you to a more central location. They have a good variety of apples, and for an additional cost, you can also pick peaches, pears, nectarines, and maybe some other fruits. I filled my 1/4 peck bag with about 8 apples, the bag was about 6 in x 8 in x 4 in. The apples were delicious, very few had pests which were noticeable at the time of picking, but most of them were good. I didn't get a chance to go in but I did peek my head into their store, which they do sell apples, apple products, and other goods. One thing I noticed that has improved is their parking. They had more space, but also someone directing traffic to parking spots. I would recommend this spot for anyone looking for a good fall activity.

Love Tangerinis and the different options available for apples! The restaurant is always yummy and…read morei love seeing the animals and picking up goodies at the store!

Met my friend at the farm after seeing it on The Chronicle. We went today a Sunday and was not…read morepleased with the lack of signage and staff. the restaurant is run off of electronic menus. I for one is making a conscious effort to minimize my use of my phone. I prefer a paper menu. none exist. the menu was limited many things no longer offered. the flatbread was delicious but my grilled chicken sandwich, average. staff brought no condiments so they went back n forth 3x. the bees were swarming our outdoor table. we went to pick flowers and there are no signs; looking n asking for staff 3x. long line to get scissors from cashier. customers all asking each other for help. no staff members outside to direct and answer questions. we left not buying any pumpkins due to their high cost. no price signs either!!!! beautiful small farm not organized and staff for the public.

Small but cute farmers market. When we went it had a really good stand for bread and another for…read moremushrooms along with some crafts, soaps, jewelry, and produce. We got a tasty loaf of sourdough from bread guy. I might come again in the future as it happens to fall on my day off.

Smallish but worth a visit. There are usually about 8-10 vendors including produce, seafood, meat,…read morebaked goods, breads, maple syrup, candles, sauces, and more. Some of the same vendors are there most every week and others come and go. It is worth dropping by to see who is selling-I bet you find something worth purchasing.

I've been coming to Patt's since I was a girl. I tried going there just now (it's Sunday) and…read moreapparently they're closed. It's fine that they're closed, I just wish the owner hadn't been so rude to us when we asked - we asked if they were open and she replied very rudely "do you see it on the sign?" and then continued to talk rudely about us as we walked away. Several sources on the web say they're open Thursday thru Sunday. Will not be returning to Patt's anytime soon, what a shame.

Patt's Blueberries has the best blueberries we have EVER eaten! And the 'pick your own' experience…read moreis awesome - for adults and toddlers. We have been going there for decades and it is ALWAYS fantastic!!! They are open Thursday through Saturday, 8 AM - 7 PM. The Patt's are wonderful people and Elisabeth always has a small page of printed recipes that are terrific. Don't miss it!

So this is a very small CSA for vegetables and grass fed beef. They also sell free range chicken…read moreeggs and pasture raised meat chicken. I purchased a couple of the chickens they raise and I can tell you they were just delicious! My wife and daughter are from China and find American chicken to be lacking in flavor. They loved this chicken and I have been advised to go buy a couple more. We have over-bred our chickens and we feed them who knows what so they get big and plump but have no flavor. These chicken are raised is a fenced in pasture I saw myself, and they move the enclosure around to give them fresh pasture periodically. I will be trying the eggs next when I go buy myself a couple more chickens and will provide feedback on the eggs,