This place is INCREDIBLE! Looks like a little shack on the side of the road but do not be deceived,…read moretheir apples are delish and ohhh my goodness their doughnuts are to die for. People rave about Clyde's cider doughnuts but these are 10x better. DO NOT SLEEP ON LAPSLEY!

I haven't been to many orchards in my life, but this place was adorable. I loved the free five…read moreminute hayride pulled by a tractor. Afterwards, my date treated me to a hot apple cider and a cider donut. The hot apple cider took about 10 minutes to cool down to a drinkable temperature, but it was delicious! I also really LOVED the hot/fresh donut as well. Great place to make a 30 minute stop!

Went with my son to get some breakfast on a gorgeous morning. Chose the egg and cheese with bacon…read moreon sourdough. Oh. MY. God. Best breakfast sandwich ever!! The sourdough was epic! Got iced coffee too - so good! Son got breakfast burrito, which he liked, but wanted meat in it. Maybe he could have requested it? Nice place, decent prices, good stuff.

I've really enjoyed this bakery for years. My parents got their wedding cake here over 2 decades…read moreago and we have been coming ever since. The coffee is delicious, pastries are fresh and their pre-made meals are perfection. I especially love the desserts and they serve the BEST cherry cheesecake. Service is always exceptional but I wish they had more seating areas indoors for the winter time or for rainy days. Overall 10/10 everytime!!

I really like this place. Super nice people. And this is the closest place outside of a city…read morewhere I can find an Asian market. The selection is pretty wide for its size, but it's still pretty limited. To be honest, I wish they had some stuff like tobiko and masago, or Chelsea candy, or Meltykiss. On a positive note, they have dumplings, baozi, and xiaolongbao with pork filling. All the dumplings I find in western grocery stores are filled with chicken, and honestly, that's pretty much the same crime as a tofurkey. You want real dumplings? Get pork dumplings. I wish they had them in like... 5 lb bags like you can find in Kam Man up in Quincy, though. They have a lot of the more popular selections, with wider varieties, as well. Lots of ramune, many, many types of noodles, shiro and awase miso (I think they also have aka miso, but I didn't notice), lots of teas. I think I also saw some big bags of rice cakes for making tteokbokki. Also, if you like making food from scratch for yourself, they have a pretty good selection of harder to find ingredients. Like, different types of soy sauces, calamansi juice, star anise, etc. They even have kansui if you want to make ramen from scratch. I'll be coming here more often in the future.

Under new management! New owner is fluent in English. Another lady who works there can speak…read moreenough to help you out. So much of an improvement customer service wise. Ethnic food shopping can be frustrating especially when you're looking for something in particular. Another huge improvement- credit/debit payments! Minimum purchase of $15. New Point Of Sale for itemized receipts. Like I've said earlier- freshly cooked meats, and veggies, and pastries ($2 for various baked pastries) every Thursday. My family goes nuts for the baked roast pork buns. They're 8 small buns for $7.50. Heat them up for like 40 seconds. As for the bbq meats they may have roast pork (cha sieu), fire roasted pig (lechon), roasted duck, soy sauced chicken, salted chicken, white cut chicken (ba chi gai) and others depending on availability. For the fire roasted pig I suggest heating it up in a broiler, skin side up, on a low rack and watch it carefully. The skin will be perfectly crispy like chicharrones (pork rinds). I like that this place sells the veggies by the pound and you bag them yourself. Many times I've bought prepackaged veggies to find some not so fresh ones in the package. Also I don't like to buy that many veggies usually so I like to pick up just enough for what I need. Since the management change I have been here every Thursday. Glad to see the many needed upgrades!

It's not a day at the beach house without stopping at Peaches for some corn, fruit and chips! I've…read morebeen coming here for years. The owners are always super friendly and helpful. Convenient location on the beach road with plenty of parking!

Woman working today was so rude to my friend and I. She was unfriendly and made us feel like we…read morewere inconveniencing her. I came on yelp to see if others have had this same experience and see people have been complaining about it for over 7 years! If she's the owner, I don't know how they stay in business and if she's an employee, how she keeps her job!

Friendliest staff I've experienced possibly anywhere, authentic apple picking experience, beautiful…read moreenvironment, delicious donuts, and plenty of great animals!

We stopped in just before Christmas to see what was happening here. The last time I was here was in…read morethe early 1990's (wow) when the Werme family owned the apple orchard and buying apples was on the 'honor system'. They had a stand with a money box and you took your apples and put your money in the box. Unfortunately, I only stopped once because the apples were very soft and we ended up throwing them away. The new owners have done a lovely job with the orchard and have classes there as well as summer concerts. They have a cute gift shop with seasonal fruit, meat and handmade gifts from local artisans. Stop by, they have something for everyone!

Amazing vegan options, friendly staff, and a super chill, welcoming vibe every time I visit!read more

There are so many things I love about fiddleheads, it would be impossible to fit them all into one…read morereview. Here are a couple of my stand out favorites: -the extensive bulk section! One of the things that turns me off about cooking is that simple meals somehow turn into $80 trips to stop and shop. Part of it is because even if you only need a tablespoon of something, you have to buy a whole container of it. Not so at fiddleheads! Oats, rice, coffee, herbs, spices, you name it- you can buy as little or as much as you need. -the fresh local food. From salmon and beef to fruits and veggies, fiddleheads has a wide range of locally and responsibly sourced fresh food. Some things are seasonal, some things are constants, but the more you shop there you will quickly get an idea of what you can find and when. -of course, the staff. Every single employee I've interacted with in my many years of coming here has been friendly, helpful, and respectful. You see a lot of the same faces year after year, and I get the impression that people truly enjoy working there. They recently just celebrated 16 years in business, which is no small feat for a co-op swimming in a sea of big chain grocery stores. For me, it's certainly not hard to see why.

This place is your classic farm shop! Had great veg and everything that makes fall-cider, apples;…read moreparticularly russets as this is the only place that grows them in our neighborhood ... The coffee shop is great as well if you want quiet time and a pastry! Great to have a place like that in the country.

I love coming here and not just in the fall! Their coffee is flavorful, their baked good are…read moredelicious, and everything is decently priced. More people should be coming here to check out the bakery alone! Typically staff are really nice, sometimes you get one or two who aren't in a good mood, but that happens to all of us.

Where else are you going to find non-gmo produce, poultry and eggs in south east Connecticut?…read moreLooking for knowledge on starting your own farm or just wanna come check out some neat animals? This is the place! Free range turkeys, chickens and ducks. Just a fun place to visit!

I love this place and the wonderful couple. They have done a…read moregreat favor keeping up with us even after its dark.Thank you so much for your time and the tasty chicken and the eggs. Would love to see you soon. Vizi