Only during October that they allowed visitors to see their harvest on bog so book your tours ahead…read moreof time. We had a beautiful experience on this farm. The tour starts with the explanation of the process of the harvest , the history behind the industry and samples of the farm machineries currently been using. The fun part is to put on the provided waders and dip yourself into the bog. You are fallowed to play like a farmer, enjoy the harvested fruits and take the photo opportunity. The owner even took us a photo with the other people on our tour group. It only take about 40 min for the whole experience, so I would say the $40 fee per head is a bit expensive. We did not even get any token even like sample pieces of cranberries lol. There goes my missing one star for a perfect score. You got to check in first prior the tour at this cute little house . You could buy any mementos in there. Reminder to use their toilet ( porta potty) which surprisingly clean and neat being on a farm in the middle of nowhere. Overall , a pleasant experience only during harvest time so come and visit.

During last years cranberry harvest season I was in the Cape during one of the first Nor'Easters of…read morethe season and my cranberry bog tour at another farm was canceled due to weather. I was super sad as I don't live nearby and knew I would have to wait an entire year for this experience. Waiting, is my worst trait ever. I'm no good at it. All I wanted for my birthday was to put on waders and be in a flooded cranberry bog. I know, super specific yet super simple request really. For my next birthday I want to own a cranberry farm :) Well... I found Stone Bridge Farm ahead of time and emailed about a reservation on my birthday as their website didn't show any availability. To my surprise I was emailed back and told we could be accommodated on an afternoon tour. I was sooooo excited and so thankful. Arriving to the farm and touring the space was dreamy! I love cranberries and make the most delish sauce with them so seeing them harvested and learning about the farm and history of bogs was the best day ever! I'm most happy on a farm, I adore animals and fresh fruit so visiting Stone Bridge Cranberry Farm during harvest made for the most beautiful birthday celebration this girl could have asked for! An amazing experience in my opinion. There are also tons of apple orchards in this area and the cutest road side fruit stands. The area is insane gorgeous filled with the most beautiful fall foliage. I highly recommend this activity if you feel it's something you'd be interested in.

Great all around place for the family and friends.A++ on the food,atmosphere and Awesome service.read more

Great community farmers market held at Stone Bridge Farm! Farm owners and market managers Scott and…read moreJoanne have done a great job with this market. Wonderful selection of vendors...coffee; meat; produce; homemade sauces, rubs, and jellies; baked goods; as well as some local artisans. There is often music and cooking demos/other events. They have recently expanded their parking lot to accommodate their growing customer base.

Oh such a disappointment! Sid Wainer's retail shop used to be so much fun, with a charcuterie…read morecounter, cheese room, extensive shelves full of gourmet goodies, and samples galore to snack on. Now it's just a shadow of its former self and it's clear that Sid Wainer management is focusing on its wholesale biz and that the retail shop is but an afterthought. Not worth the trip to visit anymore, so sad.

Drivers - No regard for anyone on road. Made a left into bike path on Boylston today near St…read more Frances House and collided with truck. Stopped and then took off into garage. Does SW even care? Fine that driver!!!!!

I absolutely LOVE this place! Farmers' Markets are great, but this is open all day, every day…read morethroughout the growing season. The produce is so fresh, and there is a wonderful variety to inspire creativity in the kitchen. It's not "certified organic", but they do not use any synthetic pesticides, and I feel absolutely confident that what I buy there is the best there is.

I'm new in the neighborhood. I just stopped in with the hope I could buy a loaf of bread, with…read morethe name I wasn't sure. It reminded me a bit of markets I would go to when I lived in Belmopan, Belize. I did get my loaf of bread. I also got some plantain chips as a snack. They have a deli with hot food so I also picked up some pork, yellow rice and some beans for supper. It's not fancy but they were really nice. I'll be a regular in there for sure. Oh and I thought my supper was really good.

When I went to the apple orchard, an employee named Tobias Stapleton provided excellent customer…read moreservice. He is a diligent employee and excellent I will definitely be coming back.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. We brought my dog, a friendly and gentle golden doodle,…read morewith us and waited in the parking lot to make sure dogs were allowed before entering the apple picking area. Although there were dogs inside, we were told by employees to put our dog back in the car as they stated there was a free roaming farm dog on the premise. There were no signs in the parking lot stating that dogs were not allowed nor was there a sign stating there was a dog free on the premise. As we were a couple feet away from my car to put my dog back inside, a vicious and unleashed German Shepard dog charged at my dog and me and began attacking her. The dog did not respond to the employees calling its name. Thankfully I protected my dog and she was not seriously injured as far as I can tell. I had to shield my dog from the German Shepard that continuously tried to get at her. I am seriously disheartened and upset with how this manner was handled. Small children and their families come to this orchard. This German Shepard should have at the very least been leashed to protect the visitors. I write this review to caution others with small children, friendly dogs, and even services dogs as this is not a safe or welcoming environment.

We stopped here for breakfast on the way home from the cape and were so pleasantly surprised!! It's…read moregorgeous & technically a "farm," though right now they're focused on growing only cranberries (no fresh produce available for sale at the moment, but hopefully that comes back soon). Walking in felt like stepping into someone's home, so warm, cozy, and inviting. We ordered a custom breakfast plate and a breakfast burrito, and both were delicious. The burrito was especially good, filling, flavorful, and clearly made with love. The women running the deli were so lovely!! Super attentive and caring without being overbearing. They made us feel welcome and taken care of from the moment we walked in. Special shoutout to the homemade chocolate chip cookie that looked like a brownie!! A perfect treat to take on the road. Definitely recommend stopping in if you're passing through, whether you're heading down to the Cape or back toward Boston, this spot is such a nice local find! Support local!

Alway great food and great customer service!! It's cash only…read moreand of-course I forgot once and they said catch us next time and let me have the food This is a $7.50 sandwich can't beat it!!

Nice Christmas trees and other Christmas arrangements. Staff was nice although my son did comment…read morethat one of the guys that helps with the trees had earbuds in which seemed weird to us in a customer service job.

Great quality and selection. Often someone around to discuss the characteristics of various plants,…read moreespecially vegetables, as you are making your selection. It's my go-to place for gardening.

Every time I walk into the store, I feel like I am part of a secret club or something. There is…read morenever really anyone there, but whoever IS there always gushes about how much they love this place. I really feel like it is a hidden gem. I can get two or three bags full of produce for about $10. Try doing that at Stop & Shop or Shaws. You simply can't. Yes, sometimes the quality of the fruits and vegetables is a little off. I am OK with picking out a few strawberries or grapes or whatever and dealing with it. It's still way less expensive than any other store in the area.

I love Friendly Fruit! I've turned several people on to shopping there. the prices are amazing! The…read moreselection is just fine too. I find the quality to be very good. I will never buy onions at Stop & Shop again! During the winter, I bought a bag of onions at S&S & just about every one was bad. At FF onions are sold separately & I haven't had a bad one all winter. I live in Fairhaven & only resort to S&S when I absolutely have to.

A wonderful local farm stand offering a wide variety of locally grown produce. They also feature…read moreitems from other small local businesses, including fresh pastries, breads, and locally sourced meats. You'll find prepared foods, beautiful seasonal flowers, and an impressive selection of pumpkins, gourds, bales of hay, and corn stalks perfect for fall decorating. There's always something new to discover -- a true gem for anyone who enjoys fresh, local products.

I love Elliot farm , one of my favorite places to bring my kids. The flower meadow is beautiful,…read morethe produce is delicious. Great spot to check out