For an entrance fee of $20 it is pretty small and offerings are limited. Parking is limited along…read morethe farm. I was lucky to get a spot, but getting out was difficult. People were fighting for the spot and you're backing into on coming traffic. There are overflow lots that require a trek to get to the farm. There are TONS of bees. So be aware. One garbage was absolutely overtaken by them. The have a cute little general store where you can buy confectionery treats, honey, drinks and cute little trinkets.

I had the BEST time here with my family this weekend! We were debating coming here vs. White Post…read moreFarm in Melville and we were so glad we came here! Upon arrival, we were greeted by ample (free) parking and welcoming staff. There is a charge of $20 per person to enter but that includes almost everything inside including seeing animals (which you can feed by buying $5 cones of food), pony rides for children, a hay ride for the whole family, access to a pumpkin patch, face painting, and a clown/balloon show. The pumpkins were plentiful and reasonably priced and there was a great selection of fall and fair treats. We ended up getting Apple cider, Apple cider donuts, seasonal jam, and lemonade. All were fantastic and priced well considering the cover charge. The farm is beautiful and there are so many scenic spaces for family photos. I was also concerned that going to a pumpkin patch on a Saturday in October would be crazy in terms of the number of people there, but the area was spacious and the lines were all relatively short. Definitely check this place out before the season ends. If you can't make it, they have a tree lighting ceremony in the winter that I imagine will be just as great.

Packed full of so many items. Beautiful displays. Friendly staff. Big assortments in each…read moredepartment to choose from. However, the pastries in the bakery are not up to par. The cannolis are ok, skimpy filling, centers empty. The sfogliatelle was very overdone skimpy filling. The baba rum has a very watery tasteless unsweetened liquid poured over it. I'm sure they could do better on that item alone. I won't be getting pastries from there anymore. I line lots of things from there but I'm a bit fussy bout my Italian pastries

liz m, I went to the Deer Park Ave. store to get real cans of D.O.P. San Marzano tomatoes. I…read morepurchased the Vantia brand and paid quite a bit for them. The can had the two seals and serial# on the label (which is correct)-but the can contains basil. The only ingredients allowed in true DOP tomatoes are tomatoes and their juice. This label is misleading and Uncle Giuseppe is selling a fake product and is charging a lot for non DOP tomatoes.

FRESH Halal meats Chicken wing only $4.49 per pound = BARGAIN), South Asian & Mediterranean spices,…read morePakistani & Indian groceries. Plus a few kitchen items: I purchased a perfect pan scrubber for only .99 cents. I thoroughly enjoy their Rose Oil (only $2.99) and it enhances my home. Staff is FRIENDLY, knowledgeable and accommodating! A PEACEFUL place with the HEALTHIEST foods. I Lowest pricing on everything! highly recommend.

One of the best halal meat and deli in town. Buffalo Sandwich was great. Halal meat was very neatly…read moredone. The service was excellent. Love the place

Great place to stop if craving Mediterranean style food and want it cheap. You can leave with…read moreleftovers spending even just $20. Everything taste great too.

Found a restaurant/market combo and tried their Mediterranean dishes. Food was okay, not top-notch…read more Self-service format, no waiters. Convenient for a quick meal or snack.

While Christmas shopping at the outlets, I was craving a sweet treat and decided to stop by the…read moreLindt Shop since they have my favorite chocolates. I was surprised to see they had a whole Ice cream bar with different options, and sold coffee as well! I was intrigued and decided on trying the soft serve chocolate ice cream cone and it was AMAZING. Different than other soft serves I had and the cone with the chocolate rim was perfectly sweet. It also came with a little chocolate piece on top which of course was great. Everyone at the shop is also so helpful and friendly! If you're in the area it is worth stopping in and giving it a try. There is so many options and stuff for everyone!

My husband had a craving for a hot chocolate so we popped into here. What a delicious treat and…read morewhat a great store they gave us a sample of the Dubai chocolate and man was it delicious.

When I entered the store, I was greeted by a very friendly,…read moreknowledgeable and professional staff. I highly recommend this store.

It is not a mystery that most gnc stores on long island have closed…read more How do they expect to stay on business when the store is locked and a sign that says be back soon all the time. You can't stay in business if you can't sell.

Bambino ravioli comes to our farmers market in Bronxville New York. I look forward every week to…read morebuying from their stand. Not only is the staff extremely fun and lighthearted, but they know their stuff and they have wonderful recommendations. I particularly love all of their specialty raviolis, their Barada raviolis, and some of the best vodka sauce I've ever had. Can't recommend this place enough if you're ever in Deer Park or in the Bronxville farmers market do not miss a stop.

I probably should've read the recent reviews instead of just looking at the amount of stars. I was…read morestarving and had no groceries in my fridge so I decided to give this shop a try. I was starving so anything would taste good - you would think. Based on previous pictures they seemed to give a generous amount of protein (2-3 pieces stacked of chicken in chicken parm pics). I'm not really a sandwich person because I find it quite rare to be wowed by them besides some really good ones on the must eat sandwich list of nyc. I agree with other reviewers that it's odd how there are no prices listed when previously they had the prices written. That does make the cost subject to change but I would hope that is that not the case on a daily basis. I ordered based on the yelp pictures and went with the chicken parm and big mitch. When we got the order. I was like wow these are big. The two sandwiches were a tad over $28. I was honestly surprised a sandwich cost this much but it does help that they are big and hopefully good. Anything is worth the price as long as it's good. I take a bite of the mitch and gave my partner a look. He's like let me guess, chicken is dry? Replied yeah..and no flavor. Maybe add more pesto and put it on both sides of the sandwich? Not sure. My Italian friend owns a shop in the boroughs and makes killer sandwiches. I don't know their secret for success that they always get long lines everyday but I do know you will never get a dry bland chicken. As for the chicken parm, there was only one layer of chicken! Man I was super disappointed. I specifically ordered this for more chicken. I understand why they put less sauce - so it's not soggy but maybe a tad more sauce would be helpful. This was equally dry and soggy. The cheese was really good and helped. I'm a huge supporter of local business, especially mom and pop shops. I think growing up in the boroughs really spoiled me with food choices. If you're hungry and just care about portion, I guess this is a good option around here. Honestly, I just drive back to the boroughs for food. Probably not economical and gas friendly but anything I intake needs to be worth my calories. I workout way too hard to consume food not up to par. This shop looks very clean and welcoming.