Stopped in for some frozen cow liquid and absolutely loved their offerings. Ice cream was sooo…read moregood. Cute little place in Acton that had plenty of outside seating for the sunny evening. The staff were so quick and friendly. Much appreciated answering so Many of my questions

Delicious homemade ice cream!! Wonderful customer service and cute decorum around the store. Bonus…read morenew flavors every month so it never gets old!! Indoor and outdoor seating.

I really liked her peanut butter chocolate bars until I bit into one that had a tuft in f pubic…read morehair in it. Grossed me out.

I ordered 50 cookies late in the afternoon for my brothers 50th birthday and she was able to…read moredeliver them the same day and the cookies arrived still warm. My brother could not stop talking about how good they were and all the different varieties that were in the box. I will order again.

Amazing place to relax with friends, family and children…read more Ice cream and food service were good. People are friendly and cordial!

I had not been to Kimball's since my adult son was a young child, and I could not believe how…read moreexpansive the Farm had become. What struck me the most were the absolutely gorgeous flower gardens! It is so obvious that love, sweat, and tears have gone into making Kimball Farm a destination, not just for the ice cream and activities but for the beautiful flowers. The garden beds rival those at a botanical garden. We were lucky enough to meet Christine, the resident gardener, and her passion and knowledge and excitement about her beautiful gardens is so apparent. We will return, and I plan to bring some family members to grab some ice cream and view the gardens!

Delicious fresh and hot flapjacks! great speedy service and friendly staff. Clean tables and good…read morevibes. Highly recommend this spot!

Very nice people. Had French toast and loved it. Nice outdoor seating. Reasonable prices. Dog…read morefriendly as well. Highly recommended.

5 stars for the peach pizza alone. We sat outside in the open back yard area of the Carlson orchard…read morebrewery/restaurant. There was an open lawn and games like corn hole for waiting customers to play with. We were helped almost immediately by the servers which was great since we had our two active toddlers with us. We ordered the peach pizza and fries. Both were delicious and were brought to us in under 10 mins after ordering. We met another family with kids due to the open seating. Our bill was brought to us right away and we were helped frequently through lunch. What more can you ask for?! Oh good music, they had that too :)

My husband and I were here on Saturday. We were hungry and decided to get a bite to eat first. We…read morewere seated at the bar. We sat there for about 20 minutes before we were even noticed by the bar tender. All I wanted was a hot cup of coffee and some hot pretzels with cheese sauce. My husband just ordered a water. The coffee was so nasty that I sent it back and swapped out for a hot chocolate,which was also horrible and pretty much brown water. We sat and waited patiently for our order as the place was busy. 45 minutes later, the bartender informed us that she forgot to put in the order and that they are out of pretzels. I was pissed. The bartender comped the lousy beverages and my husband's undercooked Italian pizza bites. Will never go there again. Such a wasted day

This has been my goto place for fresh vegetables since I moved into the area, 30 years ago…read more I have limited garden space, so, if I need something fresh, then here is where I stop on the way home. I've never been disappointed with anything, especially the field grown tomatoes. Even with two others nearby, this is the only place I go.

We stopped by this farms market for the first time last weekend and loved our experience! Theo's…read moremarket is packed with fresh yummy produce and beautiful chicken eggs, dairy and meats. I bought two dozen eggs on a 2 dozen for $15 deal. I also bought a huge gorgeous heirloom tomato, a purple radish which was art to witness once cut into, and a bunch of leeks. Everything was delicious, and the lady who helped us was extremely knowledgeable and friendly to speak to. We visited the animals outside behind the market afterwards. There were plenty of sheep, llamas and goats to see roaming around. They were friendly and grazing. I did feel bad for one of the goats who seemed to hurt his front leg though. I hope she feels better soon! Can't wait to come back when it gets warmer outside and spend more time with the animals!

Move over Toscanini's - Erikson's Ice cream still make a high butterfat, creamy, delicious treat…read morewithout crazy gums and fillers. I think they make the very best Ginger in New England and I love their Coffee Oreo! The only problem is they are only open in the summer, and if you want one of their excellent special fruit ice creams ( made with local fruit) like blueberry or peach, you have to be quick before they sell out!

I was driving through the area and heard this is the plane to stop for ice cream…read more We stopped in on a Thursday night around 8pm and the plane was packed! Lines went quick and there is a good selection to choose from. I had a kiddie cup of chocolate chip cookie dough (chocolate based) and my husband had a think chocolate shake. It was about $17 for both- which I think is a bit on the high side for the amount that was given. I did really enjoy mine and my husband said the thick shake wasn't very thick- I tried it myself and it seemed more like chocolate milk. For the amount of people I wish they had more seating options.

So sad, got a cold pizza and these under cooked burnt on the out side no garlick things for my…read moregarlic twists. Gross. (I love how it said underneath this this review is looking Epic Nice! Yeah. That's AI loving burnt stuff.

Really great find…read more There were 8 pizzas available to but slices from. Hard to decide. It was noon. Each slice is quarter of a pizza and Sal slices it in half for you. Slice prices range from just over $5 to $9 but meat may be more. Thin crust is crunchy. Crust is chewy and flavoring is spot on. We got a slice of the chicken bacon ranch and the mushroom pepper onion. Both are great. Chicken is hormone free. Veggies look awesome. Husband said "least oily pizza I've had in a long time." Sal himself was there and I can see how he'd be successful here. Many other things I wanted to try like Sal's famous cannoli or calzones or wings. Just driving through Littleton and saw this. Ty Sal! No seats in there.

Great little local place. Local crafts and gifts. You can catch an event upstairs some nights…read more Fresh pastries a surprisingly AWESOME PIZZA!!!

Astoundingly bad pizza. Please see my photos. Bottom was charred a jet black color over most of the…read morepie making it taste bitter. Toppings (sausage and mushroom) were few and far between, especially the mushrooms which were almost nonexistent. Toppings, sauce, and cheese came only half-way to the edge, just dough after that. Top was way over-browned to the point where the cheese was disagreeably chewy. And I'm not sure if this was meant to be a thin-crust or a deep-dish pizza because it was both: thin in the middle half and three times thicker in parts of the outer half. Obviously whoever prepared this has no clue to how to do it properly. The ONLY good thing I can say about this mess is the dough itself was fresh and had a good texture. It wasn't just one. We were a group of 5 and ordered 3 pizzas. Everybody agreed they were bad. They should be ashamed to serve these. Didn't anybody notice leaving the kitchen they were unservable? So I would never consider here for take-out. But we were here for trivia night so maybe I'd try again to have something to eat while playing? But next time if they come out like that I'd be refusing delivery and demanding a new one - that's for sure. As far as the trivia, I might not return for that either. The room was very loud from the crowd, and the announcer's microphone never did work properly so it was very hard to hear. And, knowing how many good wines and beers they sell in the general store on the first floor, it is painful to have a choice of just 5 very generic wines upstairs. Why can't they offer all the wines from downstairs, with a reasonable mark-up for restaurant purchase of course?