Great fruit platters! Always delicious and a big hit when someone shows up with one! They deliver…read morelocally!

Absolutely hands down the best fruit in Long Island NY. Always fresh and AAA quality. If you want…read moremelon that has no taste, and isn't soft enough to enjoy, go to the supermarket or Trader Joe's (which is overrated and overpriced) I don't agree that the prices are "high" as some people mentioned in their reviews because it's too quality fruit. You get what you pay for, people. It's excellent and is prepared perfectly. I try to go there every week and I am never disappointed.

Fruits / Veggies. A…read moretiny little fruit and veggie stand on the edge of Glen Cove. Run by a nice older Italian gentleman, they have a little of everything in the way of fruits and veggies, particularly Italian type items, and at cheap prices. Worth hitting - just hard to spot. Limited street parking and some parking in the rear.

I love this place. Best salad mixtures, dried italian beans, italian cheeses, most of the…read morevegetables are kept behind the counter and you ask for them - the old fashion way. Much better than grocery store and the prices are good, the service excellent. Small shop but worth a detour for the personal service.

Like a true fruit& vegetable stand there is gonna be some amazing hits and other items…read more The prices on fruits & veggies are really good Most items are very fresh Great selection of cut up fruit and fruit baskets The grocery items are more of an accommodation But if you judge based on fruits& veggies and how nice the staff is and how accommodating they are It's 4 to 5 stars

This place is a hidden treasure! It's tucked away on a side street in the commercial/industrial…read morezone of Island Park area in an warehouse style location. There's nothing fancy about the interior as it's just concrete floors and rows of fruits and veggies. For the most part the produce is very good, not always great but all good quality and their prices for everything is excellent. Also it should be noted that there's a deli inside as well that's separate from the produce area and in no conjunction... But for a deli tucked inside a warehouse it's actually excellent, with fresh Italian meats, sausages and other goodies. Something worth checking out if your passing by or in the area.

Great selection of produce. Didn't even know they were there. Friendly helpful staff. Highly…read morerecommend!

Wish they had more produce options and some items are highly priced, however the quality of the…read moreitems here is great and I strongly recommend. Some of the most beautiful lettuce I have purchased. Come early as the lines can get long and the line moves relatively slow.

I have been here many times. Sal, the owner, always has a recommendation on what fruit I should…read morebuy. Sometimes it's the melons, sometimes it's the apples. One time was white strawberries. Another time he had Cotton Candy grapes. This last time though he had a pink pineapple! It looked great and was absolutely delicious. Service with a smile. 5 stars. (Also, order a fruit platter. It is the Best!)

Always fresh fruits and vegetables here! Friendly and…read moreextremely helpful and fast service!!

I recently visited the Christopher Morley park farmer's market to check out Frozen Sin ice cream…read moreand donut truck and in the process stumbled across a really amazing set up of vendors. Here is a list of all the other vendors that I think are worth checking out (Wednesday's 7-1pm): Coris Kitchen Baked Goods - This stand has amazing healthy granola bars, as well as cookies and other yummy treats! Horman's Best Pickles- truly the best pickles, and if you take a photo and #hashtag them you get a free pickle your second visit! Laurel's Butter - Handcrafted Nut Butters- this nut butter is out of this world good and comes in cute snack packaging! Coach Farms - You don't like goat cheese? this vendor will make you change your mind! I should mention that everyone at the market was super friendly and attentive!

Been coming to this Farmer's Market for the past 8 years. Thruout the years, vendors come & go, but…read morea few of my faves are still there like the beef empanadas from Jessy's Pastries, jalapeño pickles from Horman's Best Pickles, pies, berries, fruits & homemade apple cider from Orchards of Concklin. The pastas from Bambino Ravioli Pastificio & cheeses from The Cheese Guy are pretty good too. And I just recently discovered the vanilla hazelnut iced coffee from Perk-Up Coffee Xpress & the best Italian rice balls + stuffed breads from Pan Delicious. Not to mention, everyone is so friendly here, a lil pricey but all these hidden gems in one place is what I look forward to going to on Wednesdays :)

Eclectic assortment of English prepared foods and unique gifts. Oil and vinegar sets as specialty…read morepasta. Worth the trip to visit and find something. The Cornish pasty is delicious. Friendly and knowledgeable. Support our local businesses Vinted drop off site. Drop off packages and pick up dinner.

Love this store. Im a huge fan of farmer markets. And this place is like a farmer's market all year…read moreround. I love shopping small vendors and artisans. The quality is always fantastic when you get small batch goods. You can find artisan style jams, spreads, oils , pastas, sauces, housewares, etc here. It is a small store but packed with personality. The woman who owns it is just as amazing as the store is. She really puts her whole heart into finding the best artisans in the region. Even cooler find was seeing the whole british menu they have available. It's nearly impossible finding british foods on the island. They have SAUSAGE ROLLS and STOCH EGGS y'all!!! I was sooooo excited. And YESSSS it is sooooooooo good! The business partner is from England so you what you're getting you know is legit. This place is so perfect for your holiday basket needs. So unique. Well put together. Definitely a spot to go to get a present for that person who has everything. Cause I can assure you, the carefully curated items in these baskets they don't have yet!

I have lived in the area pretty much my whole life and never made it to this adorable farmers…read moremarket. As I was passing by one day, I saw a sign advertising a Craft Beer and Arts Festival. I love both plus I love farms! I bought a ticket on their website and was excited to attend. The day of the event, was a glorious late September day for this outdoor gathering. It was a bit confusing to decipher how to enter and when I presented the ticket via cell phone to verify my purchase, the crew was confused. Luckily, I did print a confirmation as well and was quickly given my tickets for 2 craft beers of my choice from the many vendors. There were also tickets available to purchase for the petting zoo which I totally bought. The farm is pretty spacious and the cute little "country store" packs a lot for very reasonable prices. I walked around looking at the hardworking employees still tending to the crops amongst the festivities. They all said hello as I walked by. I got my craft brew and sipped it as I kinda explored the grounds. It is amazing that this place exists so close to home. Freshness right next door! Crossroads Farm has greenhouses, live chickens, and pretty much everything that is in season. Pumpkins and beautiful flowers. I loved the store. It was small but so many homemade, organic and different fruits and veggies you could imagine! I purchased an incredibly delicious, huge pretzel-rolly thing that I couldn't wait to devour. I also bought something called Ground Cherries which on the sign said a mix between cherries and tomatoes in this little husk skin thing. I didn't like the taste, but so happy I tried this cool thing I had never seen before! There was live music, food trucks, the petting zoo which I loved (spent a good portion of my time in there.) This place just had a great vibe. Bringing families out, friends just to have a local outdoor good time. I will not be a stranger to Crossroads. I think I found another new happy place!

I am sorry to write this - years ago I would come here frequently. The last two times this year,…read morein June and now in August, the fruit was all awful. The plums were bitter, and the peaches and pears were stone hard and had zero flavor. I actually spit out what I bit off (sorry - but being honest). I know they are organic, but why are they so bad? The other products sold are commercially sealed, like jams and honey, and they are more expensive than in the supermarket. I wish this place had good produce. I didn't buy any vegetables, only fruit. I even gave them a contribution as I admire the farm culture of this place, but the fruit is simply awful.