My family and I have been going to Wilson's for ten years and love it so much. It has an amazing selection of produce and food from local vendors, so happy that they carry Iggys Bread! It does get a little busy at times, but the lines move quickly and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Grateful to have Wilson's in our community. read more

Wilson Farm is much more than a traditional grocery store or farm. We walked into a space that feels like a full farm market experience, with fresh produce, bakery items, specialty foods, flowers, seasonal displays, and locally sourced products all in one place. The layout is thoughtfully arranged, and the focus is clearly on quality and presentation, making it easy to spend time browsing rather than rushing through a standard grocery run. The fresh produce is the main reason we would visit. The selection changes with the seasons, and there is always something that stands out, whether it is fruit, vegetables, or specialty items. The produce section is one of the biggest highlights, with everything arranged beautifully and a wide variety that makes shopping here feel more intentional. The bakery section is another area worth checking out, especially for breads and pastries. Items like the olive sourdough bread and seasonal baked goods are the type of things that make Wilson Farm feel more like a destination rather than just a place to buy groceries. Beyond produce, the variety is what makes the experience memorable. There are sections for meats, seafood, prepared foods, desserts, flowers, and pantry items, so it is easy to put together a full shopping trip without needing to go elsewhere. The seasonal events are also a big part of the atmosphere, especially in the fall when the pumpkin displays and decorations transform the outside of the farm into something that feels like an autumn destination. The staff were friendly and helpful during our visit, which adds to the overall experience, and the store can get busy during peak seasons, especially around fall events and weekends, so parking and navigating through the crowds may take extra patience. Prices are generally higher than a standard grocery store, but the quality and selection are what make the visit worthwhile. Wilson Farm is one of those places where grocery shopping becomes an experience. The combination of fresh food, bakery items, seasonal atmosphere, and the farm setting makes it stand out. It is a place we would visit not only for groceries but also when we want to explore and pick up something special. read more

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Loved the international women's day event. The issue I have with this place are the prices. I bought a dubai chocolate bar there that I felt was going to be really high quality when the craze started for $20. I saw the same exact bar in another store for $10. I've seen similar situations with other products. I feel the markup is excessive here and it's scammy. read more

Wilson Farm you've done it again! We look forward to coming back every year because their fall vibes & family fun are immaculate. No pumpkin wall this year, but they still had their apple cider donuts, caramel apples and photo ops. Don't forget to try their potato blasting (if you hit the ghost sign you get a free caramel apple)! Once you're inside, the store is decked out with beautiful autumnal decor & all their fresh goods. I'll have to come back sometime to try their bakery items because they all looked delish. Everything is very reasonably priced which is amazing considering most items are either homegrown or sourced from other local farms. The main downside is due to going viral there are so many visitors and traffic control is little to none. Come early if you can or just hope you get lucky with parking. Even with two lots, you can easily spend over 40 minutes looking for parking this time of year. read more

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The worst family owned business i've ever encountered! This is not how a family owned business should operate, Workers were very kind but management had horrible customer service, not inviting whatsoever. I spoke to someone in charge and first thing they respond with is "what's wrong?" completely took me off guard and proceeded with more rude responses, while I was nothing but kind. Along with customer service their prices were absolutely absurd, a watermelon for $15??? Will never come back here and neither should you. read more

Wilson Farm is the quintessential family-friendly farm and market for anyone trying to get into the fall spirit. Seriously, I could happily spend hours here perusing produce and pre-made food (although my wallet might hate me!) I lucked out with parking and was easily able to find a spot right near the entrance. There were several booths with free samples right at the front of the store, and when combined with the smell of apple cider donuts being made, I knew we made the right call. I have never seen such a large variety of goods. Anything from baked goods to sauces and premade meals filled the inside of the store. I was so impressed by all they had to offer, in and outdoors. In terms of purchases I got their apple cider donuts (duh), potato salad, chicken pot pies, spicy soy sauce, house made pesto, and fresh gnocchi. Everything so far has been spectacular! When it actually starts to feel like fall I am gonna go back to buy their soups. They looked unreal! read more

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I ABSOLUTELY LOVE WILSON'S FARM!!! I've been coming here ever since I was a kid and it never disappoints. Beware, in September/October you will stand in the parking lot and want to rage - it is so packed. But it is so worth it. I can't ever come here without spending less than $150. I love everything from the fresh cider to the cheese to the deli meats. Everything is so fresh and tasty and I can't get enough of it. I love you, Wilson. Please marry me. read more

Wilson Farm - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Lexington, Massachusetts

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We love Lexington. And Wilson Farm is high on the list of places to be in when in Lexington. A true community staple massive farm stand where you can get everything from gourmet cheeses & freshly picked fruits, to beautiful flowers and plants. Fresh & vibrant. Certainly looking forward to visiting them when the season changes. read more

We headed out for Wilson Farm to check out the Pumpkin Village for the 2024 season on a Saturday and ran into a line of vehicles that had the same brilliant idea. The GPS stated 6 minutes eta, but we instead inches along for a while, contemplating if it was worth trying to find parking. Parking would have been easier if they would set out workers to patrol the lot and to direct folks towards the empty spots, but I got lucky as someone just happened to pull out when I was near. We checked out the outdoor market a little, took a look at the Pumpkin Village from above, and watched as folks launched at the target with the airgun - poof! I had no idea how to make my way down to the pumpkin village till I struck up a conversation with a friendly local while in line for the cider donuts under the white tent. She recommended both the cider donuts here and their caramel apples, and guessed the way to Pumpkin Village might be in the far corner between the pumpkin wall and the white tent. She was right! But cider donuts first! The line went a lot faster than I initially expected. Cider donuts were $1 each or 6 for $5. Caramel apples $4. Both freshly made! And hot apple cider $2.50. They accept credit cards now. Then off to the corner and down the some what narrow wooden steps towards the dusty field for photograph opportunities galore! A cemetery guarded by 3 huge spiders, then the Pumpkin Village with its western theme. And a line waiting to pay a buck per shot with the pumpkin shooter. Entrance to the village was free, but they were accepting donations for Make A Wish. Later, in the indoor market, I found a cool house with a Little Shop of Horror theme, and pre packed cider donuts going for the same $5 price for 6. We had a nice time despite the initial parking 'fun'. Note: traffic flow in their parking lot is one way. read more

We participated in a class in their greenhouse today- baby goat yoga. Don't miss this paid/ticketed event next year- they usually have 2 days of classes - a few classes on a Sat in July and repeated on a Sat in August. Baby goats come from Chip In Farm- they also have baby goat yoga classes. Grabbed some peaches, strawberries, tomatoes and watermelon from the market- everything is very fresh! read more

Wilson Farm - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Lexington, Massachusetts

Food service and purchases were great. The variety of fresh veggies is great! Picked up scones- would definitely return.

Charming local market known for its fresh produce, baked goods, and seasonal events. The farmstand is beautifully maintained and offers a great variety year-round. It can get crowded on weekends, but the quality makes it worth the visit. Get their carmel apples! read more

Wilson Farm - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Lexington, Massachusetts

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Most products are very good and fresh, no doubt. But I have several issues. 1) Prices are way too high, even as much as $30 for a watermelon as I write this now. Peaches are at least $2 a pound more there as elsewhere and virtually the same. Romaine lettuce fluctuates to as much as $4.99 a head during periods of time. Bananas twice the price of Wegman. I could go on, but why bother. 2) For such a relatively large farm stand store, they have many many carts and many hand baskets for shopping. People by the hundreds handle them daily. Yet not a single wipe cloth station or foam station just because not required by state law. These days with viruses and some dangerous ones caught by touch, you would think with the money coming in to could provide disinfectant wipes for carts as they did per reqt during Covid! There is no excuse for that other than to maximize profit! Do they expect concerned people to bring their own wipe? Those carts handles can have anything from coating of mucus , coating of who knows what from who knows where (including body parts) , to live bacteriaThey do not seem to care. If you shop and are concerned, as you should be, better bring your own disinfectant. Or do not shop at all. Disappointing in the two issues noted, and friends are as well. read more

I've been to Lexington numerous times but had never heard about Wilson Farm until recently. I guess the social media ads worked. Went on a Saturday around 11am. Took about 10 minutes to park as there was a line of cars waiting to park. It's kind of strange to see a sprawling farm right in the middle of a suburb so close to Boston. The place was packed and there was a long line for the donuts but it moved pretty quickly. There's a massive store that sells a variety of products. The produce looked super fresh. Unfortunately it wasn't organic. And prices seemed reasonable. The giant pumpkin display was very cool to see in person. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. Oh yeah, the donuts were pretty good! read more

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Wonderful Grocery/farmers market. Great staff and quick check out. Love when the tulips are in bloom!

This place has gone viral on Instagram and Tiktok and it shows. As it was, traffic and parking was always tricky at Wilson Farm since it's right off the side of a street and there's really only 2 small lots. Now that it's popping off online as "things to do in Boston in the fall", the crowds were doubled and maybe even tripled. We were in a straight line of cars for 10 minutes and eventually ended up in one of their small parking lots. Thankfully people seem to be coming and going so we happened to grab a spot but it was a zoo in the lot! They have a stunning picture-perfect pumpkin wall that has made its debut online. Folks are stopping to take pics, posing in front of it, filming videos of it, etc. It really will put you in the fall mood! Like usual, they have the great farm stand/market inside filled with local produce and items to purchase. I'd like to go back and try one of their pre-made meals but the lines were a little chaotic when I went so we didn't want to wait. Happy fall! read more

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Been around Lexington several times but I haven't come across Wilson Farm until it blew up on Instagram about their famous month long pumpkin wall. There is a big enough parking spot but it was almost full even on weekday afternoon. A very cute farm stand that has a variety of produce, dairy and pre made meals! I have been there twice in October and November and their selection of pumpkins and also all the Christmas decoration is extensive. The bakery also has full sized and mini pies I want to try and so many different types of bread. Their fruit tart however wasn't that great. I heard the baked goods quality varies. I am always tempted by their flowers - they have a very good variety and prices are reasonable in my opinion. I love taking my sweet time walking around the market. Also got a cute and affordable ornament for my tree! read more

I thought it was just a farm but it turned out to be a full blow grocery store the produce was top notch with white peaches, peaches and apples. I just listed a couple that came to mind but they have everything. The fields are up in back. The meat is limited but they have a meat department with chicken liver. I consider chicken liver to be more of a specialty item but they had them. I had heard about their fruit and vegetables and I was not disappointed. Their prices were steep despite everything was homegrown. They have plenty of cash registers to handle the summer crowds. They have a large parking lot so that was not an issue. I read it was sometimes an issue but on my visit, I found a spot. I signed up on the web for their news letter because they are constantly having events. I would recommend by bring credit card. read more

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Usually love everything but I recently purchased the hot cross buns and Irish soda bread. Both were horribly stale. Given the crazy price I'd expect better. No they were not just dry they were STALE. I know the difference. Many of their baked goods are grossly overpriced and sadly poor quality these days. Why? This has never been the case previously. read more

Can't get cherries like that at home no matter how I look. Banana bread rocks. It's like there is concentrated banana flavor. I have to try the cider donuts. If Whole Foods is called Whole Paycheck not sure what they should call Wilson Farm. read more

Such a cute place! They have groceries, fresh fruits and veggies, plants, and my personal favorite - the bakery. The baked goods are so well done and reasonably priced for how delicious they are! They also have fall activities like caramel apples. read more

Updating my review due to a really bad experience with the bakery. My parents are visiting us from out of town and bought a pastry for a celebration. Immediately upon biting into it, we realized it is moldy inside! The green mold was visible and tasted and smelled very bad. The very next day I went to return it. I spoke to a manager named Cc in the bakery section. She gave me a hard time for not having a receipt (my parents bought it and I'm the one who took time out of my day to come), she also felt it and said it is so hard and there's no way we got it yesterday! Completely gaslit me and what's funny is that it was probably hard sitting out on their display getting moldy.. completely didn't trust what I was telling her. They gave me store credit for the price of the pastry despite me taking time out of my day to go there. For a family run business that just celebrated 140 years, this was very rude to their customer. I'm very disappointed in Cc the bakery manager and how Wilson farm handled this situation. Definitely avoiding the bakery from now on too especially for those decorated pastries - who knows how long they sit out there on display collecting mold. read more

Never been here, was in area and decided to stop in as thinking it was the chicken pie for Willow tree chicken pies. Anyway, excellent store with all fresh fruits , meats, chicken, baby brands, fresh foods pre packaged, bakery, deserts, cheeses , garden shop... excellent variety but high end pricing . Didn't see any daily or weekly specials? Meats top priced/lb. Fresh cooked foods same high prices I was looking for a deli made sandwich and didn't see a deli sandwich option. I am sure rich women or housewives of Lexington with husbands CEO's credit card no issues spending. I think Market Basket better for me with my meats from Roches or butchers with angus or grass fed . read more

Wilson farm is awesome and has tons of produce, food and plants. They have really cool decor for the fall and of course have apple cider, caramel apples and apple cider donuts! Their food is delicious and reasonably priced. There are not activities to do (at least right now) like some other farms around. but, it is definitely worth a trip! On the weekends there is a pretty long line for the parking lot. It is a decent sized parking lot however so the line moves quicker than expected! read more

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Such a great time tulip picking and farm grocery shopping with our daughter we had to do it twice. Really welcoming and refreshing step away from the hustle and bustle of life. read more

Lots of fresh and prepared foods to choose from at their Lexington location. The baked goods are delicious.

5 stars because it's a great farm with great, fresh food. But Jesus, it gets sooooo busy!! No matter when you go, if it's during peak season, it's going to be busy. It's hard to get around and there's a 10+ min line of cars just to get into the packed parking lot. There's a huge line for the donuts too. But... it has good food. And it's local- so I still give 5 stars. Probably much nicer if you go at an odd time. read more

Wilson Farm - Honeycrisp Apple ! - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Lexington, Massachusetts

Love supporting local businesses! I love that I can go get a house plant a pumpkin to carve and apple pie maybe even something for dinner all in one place. read more

This farmstand is a total foodie experience. They are a complete market PLUS a complete landscaping supply place. Their cakes and bakery are excellent, I am a frosting snob and the frosting on the cakes is top notch. They carry Shaw's farm dairy products which are delicious, do not miss out on the Egg Nog at Thanksgiving through New Years. The gingerbread houses are epic, they have every candy possible. They have amazing prepared foods, you can cater your own parties with their complete collection. Seriously, if you find yourself driving by, STOP get something, even if it is just a piece of fruit, this place is excellence incarnate. read more

I've shopped at Wilson's occasionally for years. Won't anymore. Stopped in today for a few items and the prices have skyrocketed! Non organic bell peppers $4.50lb! Ground beef $12lb! Not worth it. read more

I thought this place was super cute & loved the grocery portion. It was super busy on the weekend and honestly not worth the traffic. I'm glad I went because I was able to get some great GF treats but it was also extremely overpriced and over hyped. 4/5 stars because if you haven't been you should go in the fall it is really cute & a fun activity if you have nothing else to do. Apple cider was good read more

I went here for pick your own tulips and it was so much fun! I got a ticket two days in advance to secure the time slot I wanted. I ended up picking 12 tulips and had so much fun picking each and every one. read more

Wilson Farm - Pick your own tulips - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Lexington, Massachusetts

Continues to be such a mediocre place that wants to cheat the heck out of you. Got a beef chilli paying their high price and what do you know it's 3/4 full. Total cheaters as usual. It's also so sweet and full of sugar and congealed. This place is just so bottom barrel with so many things. Flower and vegetables are decent some of their own fruits are ok but they always look for anyway to cheat customers. read more

This place was a fun stop on our way to Walden Pond from Boston. Wilson Farms has a variety of quality produce, plants, and premade food. They had so many types of pumpkins and gourds (have you ever seen a 100+ pound pumpkin? they had multiple!). It was quite busy at 4:30 pm on a Sunday. The shoppers' vibe was a mix of people there to visit Wilson Farms as an attraction and people there to visit as regular customers. They had an outdoor section selling fresh apple cider donuts, fresh caramel apples, and apple cider. I bought 6 apple cider donuts for $5 and a sunlight pumpkin (~$3.50, 99 cents/lb). They stop selling fresh donuts at 5 pm. The corn muffins were a bit dry for my taste. I would recommend Wilson Farms as a pumpkin museum or local produce exhibit in the fall. read more

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What a fun little pit stop in Lexington! When we headed over about an hour before closing time on a Saturday, we had no problems getting into their parking lot (there is quite a large parking lot but I can see how it can easily get backed up because it's all a one way through design and people literally sit in the middle of the lot waiting for someone to leave...) there was a lot of people coming and going so there was a good flow. The pumpkin wall was absolutely charming, and although the cider donut stall had closed by the time we arrived (stall open only until 5pm!), we were able to grab some of their prepackaged ones which was honestly, quite delicious. This little store is honestly a full blown supermarket. They've got your to-go foods, par-baked breads, and plenty of delicious pastries made in house for you. The veggies as far as I could tell were not organic, but the freshness was very apparent! Their pumpkin selection was vast and so fun to browse, I didn't know so many different types of pumpkins existed and many were priced at just $1 per pound. There's a small Halloween-themed tent outside with all your Halloween decor needs and it seems like it will change with the holiday seasons! Definitely worth a trip out, it can fulfill your autumnal needs without you having to invest too much time leaving the city, and without you having to spend too much time there either. read more

It is not near a major highway, although there may be a long line of cars waiting to enter the parking lot. Once inside the very large indoor farm stand the colorful world of fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers will astound you. Surround yourself with vegetables there. The world looks much better from that perspective. read more

I went to Wilson Farm for their Strawberry Festival; I thought it was a pick-your-own strawberry-type event, but they don't do that, so it was just a come get freshly picked strawberries from our store. It was still neat, though; they had various sampling stations with strawberry-themed items and kid-friendly activities such as a [goat] petting pin, balloon guy, etc. Some of the samples included strawberry cream cheese, strawberry drizzled popcorn, dips, etc. The store was clean and well-stocked, even with the large crowds coming in and out all day. The farm and store are large. There are several "rooms" and a lot to see and buy. They sell home-grown and in-store prepared items, other farm and local-sourced items, regular grocery items, and specialty items. I was impressed with the variety and quality of items they had. Everything seemed very fresh and in tip-top shape. I purchased fresh strawberries and blueberries, a quarter cut of watermelon, a tub of garlic butter, and a par-baked baguette. The one downside to shopping at Wilson Farm is that it is pricey; however, that comes with the local-farm territory and is kind of expected. For the few items I got it was between $35-40 ish. The items themselves were good quality though. I was particularly happy with the watermelon and think I will go back for more because it beats the "watermelon" in stores today. All in all, I think it is a neat shop and good place to check out. Do I think it is a realistic place to buy your every day groceries, not really. Is it worth splurging to get the fresh milk or seasonally grown items, maybe and/or a good spot for specialty items, yes. And it's great to support local when possible. read more

A MUST DO! Wilson Farm has been in operation since 1884. Wilson's has expanded from 16 acres to 33 acres in Lexington MA. They now have an additional 500 acres in Litchfield, New Hampshire. They sell fruits & veggies, bakery items & food to go. Their stand out here is their beautiful selection of outdoor flowers & plants which are really colorful. We bought a few food items to try including potato salad, quiche, & a Blueberry Crumb Pie all were Good! It's a little bit pricey in here. The Parking here is Free! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget! read more

Coming here is the perfect fall activity! The farm store is beautiful and offers such a wide selection of products; if you're interested in food, you could easily spend a good chunk of time just strolling around. The best part is certainly the hot apple cider donuts and caramel apples. The outside portion of the store sells home decor and every variety of pumpkin imaginable. The only downside is that Wilson does get crowded on the weekend and there is no seating (picnic tables, benches, etc.). read more

They just took away the customer rest rooms. I suppose if they have no customers, the employees will definitely have the rest rooms to themselves. Wagon wheel and Verril farm are nearby farm stands who value customers. read more