Plant guy is very knowledgeable & has help me repot plants from last year he's a gem…read more Produce vendor has great stuff very friendly very knowledgeable

As farmers markets go I would consider Seaford's to be smaller than others in the Long Island area…read moreI have visited. That's not to say there was a lack of typical goods one would expect to encounter. Dropping $80.00 in just a few moments was all too easy as the raw goat cheese appropriatly named RAWSTRUCK by Coach Farms located Pine Plains, NY. Aged a mere 60 days, once the taste of the grass fed milk touched my palate, it was all I could do to now buy everything in sight. Arlotta Food Studio from California sold oils & vinegars that tasted superior to many I have purchased prior. Costing $25. & $20 each the phrase "you get what you pay for" certainly comes into play. Mums and other seasonal flowers are well priced, the pickles didn't really do for me however I found the Italian breads to be the diamond in the rough of all the vendors. Take all of these food and flower choices, combined with great live music, Searfod Farmers Market is a must visit.

Although this Badshah Farmers Market is unclaimed business, their is not much place to report it…read moreonline. I purchased one of Haldiram's product with others and found that this product has dust and mold. I called to store # 516 931 5600 and spoke with female who stated come to their store and will refund. I asked her more than the refund, it is unhygienic to sell such products and I want to speak with supervisor. She hung up the call and never answered the phone call again. I also reported to Haldiram's and they are not responding either. The website at the Badshah Farmers Market (Quality Guaranteed) receipt ​is misleading too and doesn't work. Yelp should down this unclaimed business.

Great Farmers Market and grocery store…read more The quality of their produce is the best in the area. The taste, variety and price of their mangoes by the case is #1 in LI. The layout of the store is pleasant and easy to access and maneuver. They have a tremendous variety of South Asian foods and specialties, probably the best in LI. Huge one stop shop which saves me a trip to a Shop Rite or a King Kullen or Stop n Shop. Every single employee is polite and willing to help; not only tell you it's in Aisle 14 but walk with you and take you right to the item. The owner is nice and a fair gentleman. Heard him deal with a cs issue with class and professionalism making the customer feel like a million. Huge Plus: the deli/kitchen has the best prepared food that can rival any restaurant in the area. It is authentic. The store is CLEAN and spotless. It is exactly 1 mile south of Old Country Rd on Broadway( Rt 107) in Hicksville. The prices are very good. Badshah means King! Indeed!!

What a wonderful little farm!…read more Luckily there's a sign and GPS puts you in the right place, otherwise it looks like private party that is completely closed off. The days it is open a wonderful farmer's market operates inside. Everyone who works here is wonderful and explains the CSA they offer, as well as what is available to those who want to shop here and there. All of their fruits and veggies looked delicious and fresh! I ended up buying some potatoes and carrots. They seemed to be a busy place for their CSA members and while I cannot afford that membership right now, it is something I will absolutely keep in mind for the future. Prices are fair, you can walk the fields, if you have the CSA you can pick your own berries. A wonderful spot if you want fresh produce and want to know exactly where it's coming from.

This is one of the best organic farms on Long Island and I am so lucky to have found them. We have…read morebeen members for about 5 years now and just love all the fresh produce as well as the farmers themselves. They are constantly answering my questions, helping to supplement and fill my home garden and they are just generally nice people. Shame on our Nassau county legislators for holding up their contract. Farming is a challenge here due to weather, blight, bugs - yet through it all Caroline and Dan have been able to provide for all of us who want better than what we are being offered in the supermarkets. They certainly don't do it for the money. If anyone is free on a Saturday go check out the tin house, tour the farm, enjoy the beauty that they have created (just in case the worst thing happens and Nassau county lets this farm go fallow).

Two words: fresh and delicious. But not cheap. That's ok. Worth every penny. My first stop was…read moreRidgeway Pork. The owner is pleasantly enthusiastic about his goods. I picked up smoked duck breast, knockwurst, peasant sausage, garlic kielbasa and smoked pork fatback. Next stop was for fresh linguini and mushrooms ravioli. The vegetable stand was a gloriously colorful feast for the eyes. Wonderful variety. Sadly no daikon radish. Onwards to the baked goods stand for buttery croissants, chocolate croissants and a black and white cookie for my son. The seafood cart warranted a return visit for wild caught salmon and tuna (delicious seared). Final stops for Mongolian beef momo with scrumptious sauces - be sure to try the green ginger and garlic sauce. The empanada stall has almost too many options making it hard to pick just six. I settled on Buffalo chicken, Mac n cheese, and black bean. Last stop was the pickle man for sour garlic dill and pickled banana pepper rings. The vendors were all friendly and helpful. Lots of parking and customers were all happy.

It's a great little market but the address listed on Yelp is incorrect…read more The correct address is : 260 Maple Ave Rockville Centre, NY 11570

Every Fall for the past few years I've been coming to Thera Farms for my Halloween pumpkins and I…read morealways walk away with something else it seems! Today it was a singular red onion for a recipe at home that came out perfect, I think the fresh onion added that extra oomph. I even tried a roasted corn on the cob elote loco style, the kernels were so juicy and sweet. As for their pumpkins, there are plenty in various sizes and they are spread out on the ground in their own area for you to pick. You are the grand kingpin of your Halloween pumpkin after all! You can definitely spend some time here if you're up for it, there are a couple games and photo ops spread out, even a mini maze that can actually lose you. Best part? Free admission! Just park up, get in there, and support your local farms.

We were there a few weeks ago and it was lovely! The service was very kind and pleasant. family…read morefeeling. The natural drinks in the place are excellent. The peas picking was excellent and of very high quality. And the price is reasonable as well. Highly recommend!

This is a very cute indoor farmers market in Huntington. I wish they would stay open until the…read moreoutside farmers market opens in May!! What are they thinking?? We found lots of cool things like pickles and fish dip!!

What's not to love by supporting you local growers by shopping with them? We've become lovers of…read morethe farm market system in Long Island. Whether it's in the winter or summer, we love to buy produce from our neighbors and always leave feeling that we got a value for our buck. Personal favorites for me are the vendors that have new and unique sauces or breads being made by the local artisans on hand. Not to mention the pickle people who make the wasabi or horseradish pickles I love to munch on. Everyone there is truly thankful for your patronage and they're not too proud to let you know it. Their very livelihood is made up of people like you and the business you give them. There is live music by local musicians to help make the experience even better. Our two year old loved dancing with them and gave us a smile to boot. It all seems like a local community coming together in a win-win situation to trade great food for support for local grower All winter, spring, summer and fall, you'll find us at this or any other market that supports our neighbors.

Kerber's Farm in Huntington is one of those rare places that instantly makes you feel grounded,…read morecalm, and genuinely happy to be there. From the moment you arrive, you can tell this is not just a farm stand -- it's a Long Island institution with heart, history, and soul. The atmosphere is peaceful and inviting, especially compared to the rush of everyday life. Whether you come on a quiet weekday or a busy weekend, there's something comforting about walking through the grounds, seeing families, kids, couples, and longtime locals all enjoying the space. It feels wholesome in the best possible way. The produce and baked goods are where Kerber's truly shines. Everything feels fresh, thoughtfully sourced, and seasonal. Their fruits and vegetables are vibrant and full of flavor, and the baked goods smell incredible the moment you walk inside. The pies are legendary for a reason -- flaky crusts, generous fillings, and that homemade taste that's hard to find these days. Apple pie, crumb pie, pumpkin pie -- you really can't go wrong. Their donuts and breads are also standouts, perfect with a cup of coffee. Speaking of food, the prepared items and snacks are another highlight. Whether it's sandwiches, cider, or small treats, everything feels made with care rather than mass-produced. It's the kind of place where you end up buying more than you planned because everything looks (and tastes) so good. What makes Kerber's Farm especially special is the experience, not just the products. Kids love seeing the animals, parents appreciate the open space, and everyone seems to slow down just a little while they're there. It's a wonderful spot for a family outing, a relaxed afternoon stop, or even just a quick visit that turns into a longer stay because you don't want to leave. The staff has always been friendly and helpful in my experience. Even when it's busy, they remain patient and welcoming, which adds to the overall charm of the place. You can tell people take pride in working there. Kerber's Farm isn't trying to be flashy or overly modern -- and that's exactly why it works. It's authentic, comforting, and deeply rooted in the community. Whether you're coming for fresh produce, famous pies, or just a peaceful break from the day, Kerber's delivers every single time. If you're on Long Island and haven't been yet, this place is absolutely worth the visit. And if you have been before, you already know -- Kerber's Farm is the kind of place you keep coming back to. Kerber's Farm in Huntington is one of those rare places that instantly makes you feel grounded, calm, and genuinely happy to be there. From the moment you arrive, you can tell this is not just a farm stand -- it's a Long Island institution with heart, history, and soul. The atmosphere is peaceful and inviting, especially compared to the rush of everyday life. Whether you come on a quiet weekday or a busy weekend, there's something comforting about walking through the grounds, seeing families, kids, couples, and longtime locals all enjoying the space. It feels wholesome in the best possible way. The produce and baked goods are where Kerber's truly shines. Everything feels fresh, thoughtfully sourced, and seasonal. Their fruits and vegetables are vibrant and full of flavor, and the baked goods smell incredible the moment you walk inside. The pies are legendary for a reason -- flaky crusts, generous fillings, and that homemade taste that's hard to find these days. Apple pie, crumb pie, pumpkin pie -- you really can't go wrong. Their donuts and breads are also standouts, perfect with a cup of coffee. Speaking of food, the prepared items and snacks are another highlight. Whether it's sandwiches, cider, or small treats, everything feels made with care rather than mass-produced. It's the kind of place where you end up buying more than you planned because everything looks (and tastes) so good. What makes Kerber's Farm especially special is the experience, not just the products. Kids love seeing the animals, parents appreciate the open space, and everyone seems to slow down just a little while they're there. It's a wonderful spot for a family outing, a relaxed afternoon stop, or even just a quick visit that turns into a longer stay because you don't want to leave. The staff has always been friendly and helpful in my experience. Even when it's busy, they remain patient and welcoming, which adds to the overall charm of the place. You can tell people take pride in working there. Kerber's Farm isn't trying to be flashy or overly modern -- and that's exactly why it works. It's authentic, comforting, and deeply rooted in the community. Whether you're coming for fresh produce, famous pies, or just a peaceful break from the day, Kerber's delivers every single time. If you're on Long Island and haven't been yet, this place is absolutely worth the visit. And if you have been before, you already know -- Kerber's Farm is the kind of place you keep coming back to.

I was on my way to Huntington and decided to stop here for some breakfast and pastries. It was a…read moreFriday morning and wasn't very busy. While I don't always expect an overly cheerful greeting, the service was very plain and lacked a smile. Even when I mentioned it was my first time, the staff seemed indifferent. I ordered an egg and cheddar cheese biscuit and a small coffee with sugar-free French vanilla and almond milk, which came to $15. I also picked up two mini pies for $14. The breakfast sandwich was okay, but for the price, I expected more cheese and a bit more flavor. However, the mini pastries were absolutely delicious! I would 100% come back just for those. The store itself was very clean. Iba de camino a Huntington y decidí pasar por aquí para comprar desayuno y repostería. Era un viernes por la mañana y no estaba muy lleno. Aunque no siempre espero un saludo súper alegre, el servicio fue muy simple y sin una sonrisa. Incluso cuando mencioné que era mi primera vez, el personal se mostró indiferente. Pedí un 'biscuit' de huevo y queso cheddar y un café pequeño con vainilla francesa sin azúcar y leche de almendras; el total fue de $15. También compré dos mini pays por $14. El sándwich de desayuno estaba bien, pero por ese precio, esperaba más queso y un poco más de sabor. Sin embargo, ¡los mini panes dulces estaban absolutamente deliciosos! Volvería al 100% solo por ellos. El local estaba muy limpio.