Ample Supply. Locally Grown…read more Fairly Priced. Amazing Staff. I was greeted within moments of stepping foot out of the car my a lovely young man who then followed me around putting the things I wanted in a box and even labeling them for me so I can remember what they are later on. The prices were more than fair and the plants were in very good place. One note: This place is cash only. No credit cards here. However, it's completely worth the effort to stop for cash.

We were just at Berberian's farm and are totally grossed out. Wear your masks to come into our…read morefarm store yet the cashier lady pulls her mask down, wipes her nose with a dirty tissue. , buggers on her nose and puts her mask back up She doesn't clean her hands and proceeds to touch the next persons food. Groooossss On top of that. Cash only and the cashiers are taking ATM cards for the lazy sob who felt his time was more valuable than others and didn't take the time to get his cash . Won't be back

The baskets are always full ,fruit is fresh well worth the money and can be delivered.Have been…read moreusing them for many years

Single best place to get fruit and veggies in central ma. If you've been buying yours at a…read moresupermarket all these years you have no idea what you're missing. Fresh high quality produce and an amazing selection for such a small place. If they don't have it you don't want it. We've all grown up on mediocre fruits and vegetables because supermarkets buy it out of season and ship stuff in. Fruit for example is never benefited from being refrigerated and it retards the growth period making a mediocre product. Give this place a try, not only is it delicious, the prices are better than supermarkets. I'm here at least twice a week.

Very good fresh Fruits and Veggies, and the customer service was amazing. Will definitely be back!read more

Stillman's CSA has TRANSFORMED the way I think about food and groceries!…read more I've always been a fresh produce and meat kind of girl (as my Cantonese background dictates), but I've never really given much thought as to where it all came from. To me, a tomato was a tomato - organic was just something they added to charge you another $3. I mean, I was eating a tomato, wasn't I? Little did I know... So this summer, I decided to take the plunge and add an element of locavore to my weekly shopping. I signed up for the Stillman's CSA by default, seeing as they were the only one I could find who delivered to Brookline. A couple of friends and I split a full share, and golly gosh are we glad we did! Every week, I line up at Clear FLour with the rest of Brookline to get my delivery of fresh mouth-watering local organically grown produce. Sure, sometimes it's not what I would buy (SO many beets the first few weeks!), but it's made me exercise my recipe chops. And a local tomato is definitely not just a tomato. Sweet and tangy, it puts those watery mealy things you get at the salad bar to complete shame. And, as it turns out, it's definitely NOT hard on the budget. $450/season (20 weeks) comes out to $7/person/week for a family (or group) of three, for more vegetables than you could possibly eat! I've taken to freezing things to keep for veggie reserves in the winter. Fresh corn chowder on a cold winter night? Yes please! They do meat too! I wish I had the type of budget to sustain (haha, get it?) a membership in the turkey farm CSA. Maybe when I get a promotion... Anyhow, I'm not quite ready to give up traveling produce - after all, my Chinese roots make demands that HAVE to be seen to, and the winter in Boston is long. Russo's to the rescue, I guess. But overall, Stillman's CSA has opened my eyes to supporting local producers while they do what they do best - putting the freshest tastiest seasonal produce on my table, just as it should be.

Excellent seasonal produce at this local farm stand. I was there the end of July she's I simply…read moreasked a worker what was grown locally. His manager came out and told me that the corn on the cob, the zucchini, and the pickling cucumbers were grown locally. I bought two of reach to take on my flight back to Florida. Usually I get a box of Italian pastry to bring home but this was even better. I was going to pickle the cukes, but after trying a slice, they were too good to pickle. I had one sliced with organic ranch dressing from Whole Foods. I boiled the fresh corn to go along with barbecue chicken and sautéed and zucchini with butter, garlic and usual seasoning. This stand is the same as I remember it as a child. It's clean and organized. They have the plenty of staff to keep the selection of fruits and vegetables fresh. I will be back soon.

I came to S&S Farm with a simple goal: get a pumpkin. What I didn't expect was a full-on autumnal…read morespiritual journey. First, there's the corn maze. It's not just a maze; it's a test of will and a challenge to your sense of direction. I'm pretty sure I saw a family celebrating their one-year maze-iversary in there. I emerged an hour later, a different man, covered in bits of corn stalk and existential dread. And the pumpkins? They're magnificent. I didn't just pick one; I was chosen. We locked eyes across the field, a giant, warty gourd and I. It was a moment of pure, unadulterated connection. I paid the very reasonable price and felt a sense of pride that I haven't experienced since I successfully parallel parked on the first try. In conclusion, S&S Farm is more than just a farm stand. It's a hilarious, humbling, and slightly muddy adventure. 10/10, would get lost in a corn maze again.

This was my 3rd visit this year to the Westside location of Worcester's Farmer's Market. Pretty…read moresmall by anyone's standards, there are about 7-8 vendors who regularly set up on a consistent level. If you are looking for fresh picked LOCAL produce, this is the place to come. Things get going the 1st week in July, and by the end of the month things are rolling. New this year are orchard wines from Hardwick Winery. One of the vendors starts growing tomato plants right after the Superbowl in January to give them a head start for the market.......Best vine-ripened tomatoes anywhere! The hours are 9:30AM to 2PM M-W-F, and the market runs from the end of June to the end of October every year...............

The best lunch spot in town. Owner is great and always makes sure everything is super fresh and you…read morehave what you need. His Mac and cheese is a family favorite

Great place to go for lunch, everything you need right there. Great sandwich options, came out…read morequick and tasted delicious. Our family loved the different candies, nuts, and trail mixes that are available. All 5 of us left happy about our sandwiches.

Really awesome experience we came for the ice cream flight very first time doing it here at the…read morefarm. They sold 100 tickets with a waiting list in the end. Everyone was kind and friendly the person waiting on me at the front desk Tessa she was awesome. Very helpful and kind. I had lots of questions. She had no problem giving the answers. Then we did buy a few things at the front. They also offer each week a month a cabinet like you packed type thing today's had like some cheese sticks in it. It had a dip that had a quart of yogurt has some slicing cheese on burgers. It had the kind of crackers it had a cream cheese. It had about seven different items in the bag for $25. I really felt that was a very good value Because it's directly from the farmer. They had a lot of good deals today. They are fresh local meats and cheeses pies from humble pie company and waffle. They also had ice cream from like five different companies. This was a lot of fun so glad I bought the ticket. It was only $10 and well worth the price. My intentions had to take my grandkids up here so they can see the cows and stuff and they can get ice cream a different day.

I was looking for an out of the way place to pick up some produce during this awful covid 19…read morepandemic. I wanted to avoid the big super markets so I drove here from Worcester. At first I was a little frazzled when I realized you need to order on the website and then come down and pick it up. This was no problem. I called back from the parking lot, placed my order, and they brought it out and put it in my car. I'm sure if it was a busy time this may have taken longer. Bottom line: they are doing this the right way. I had no physical contact with anyone so all i needed to do was wash the groceries when I got home, which I do anyway! Great service. Decent selection for a country store. Friendly and helpful staff. Much safer than going to the grocery store for us and for them. I highly recommend this business.

Always happy to stop in when I'm in the area. Today was no exception. Randy is helpful, funny and…read moreextremely informative of the different types of veg that he grows and supplies. Today he gave a sample of a locally made apple cider that was SO flipping delish I bought a gallon! Also some locally grown in Massachusetts HUGE russet potatoes that I'm baking tonight and cutting up some fresh chives from my garden.

I love coming to this establishment on a weekly basis. The produce is always in great shape and…read morealthough it is very difficult to keep buying seasonal veggies, Morse does an excellent job of keeping their own grown produce available as long as possible. They still have a large selection of veggies and fruits that are not grown by them to satisfy consumers but nothing compares to the items they have available throughout the spring-early winter. Whenever I go to Morse, I never spend much money but get such a wide variety of produce! I love it. I really feel like I am getting my moneys worth for such a better quality product than any grocery store can supply. I will continue to shop here for all my produce and be a satisfied customer. also, they have freebees sometimes like if you spend over 20 you get a free bag of potatoes or you get some cute decoration for fall. So great. Support local businesses and farmers! Enjoy.