The Farm is our go-to for plants, bushes, shrubs, etc. on the Cape…read more The prices are reasonable and the selection is pretty good. It's not particularly easy to find tucked down a dirt driveway in Rock Harbor. But once you make it down the driveway it's a pretty good sized place. It's also pretty busy in the spring planting season so be prepared!

What Happened? The…read moreFarm, with its huge selection of healthy and interesting plant varieties, was always our first choice for the garden. However, the place seemed to lose its luster after the COVID pandemic. On one visit, I had a run-in with an officious staff member who may just have been having a bad day. This year, it we could not find what we wanted, and much of the annual stock was looking stressed. Tried again two weeks later and bought nothing. In the end, we found what we wanted at Friend's Marketplace, Agway and Bayberry Gardens. The latter is in Truro, has interesting plant varieties and a terrific staff. Hoping The Farm returns to its former glory next year.

If you're looking to plant Leyland Cedars or Green Giant arborvitae this is the place to go…read more.. The owner Russell Jenkins is a super helpful and friendly guy, and the pricing is about 50% less compared to any nursery in the area. And the views here are pretty impressive too.

Five stars for sure! Owner Russell is so kind and helpful - with no price-gouging. He and his staff…read morego above and beyond to make sure you have what you need to keep your trees healthy and make sure they thrive! If I could give six stars, I would.

Freshness of produce...Friendly and helpful staff...Like an old time farmer's stand...Love the…read moreambiance

Lovely fresh cut flowers that added color and beauty to my home. The self serve stand makes it so…read moreeasy to shop including VENMO code to make it cashless. They host weddings here, what a lovely spot.

Cape Abilities Farm puts people with disabilities at the helm of fully-functional, commercial…read moreproduce farm. Too humble to gloat for themselves, the yield from this Dennis land is some of the finest (and award-winningest) vegetation on the Cape. And in this bright green, columned shop near Chatham Lighthouse, is the spot to load up on all the crops the farm has to offer. Bibb lettuce to root vegetables, begonias to string beans - whatever's popping up from the well-tilled earth is being sold from these shelves. Oddly, there's also a toy corner, trinkets and baubles for touristy purchases (my shirt has a lighthouse on it!) and a side room serving as a local art gallery. Peculiar? A bit. Unique? Perhaps. Contributive towards the homey vibe? Definitely.* Just like the farm, the retail location is staffed by folks with special needs (mainly students from nearby Chatham High). Unlike the farm, this piece is air conditioned. Give it a peek - your soul (and your stomach) will thank you for it. ---- *After a bit of research, it seems the building in which the storefront resides was an old art gallery. The owners of said gallery have allowed Cape Abilities to operate rent-free for what's now the second continuous season. Warm fuzzies abound!

Love this store. GREAT produce, pies and more. Best part is ALL profits go to a wonderful cause!!…read moreThe taste of real farm fresh vegetables, cheeses and meats is amazing.

Family owned. BEAUTIFUL HEALTHY plants. Mesmerizing. Incredible staff. Hands on owner. You won't…read morebelieve your hydrangea! In love. New to the Cape, getting our home together for our retirement here, transplanted (or washed ashore) from my beloved Hudson (I ALWAYS WILL BE GRANNIE HUDSON) - having left behind Russells in Sudbury... We found our home for florals, greens, trees, shrubs and everything in between. Staff was SUPER helpful. Learned tons. Bought my trees in early September, and will have them delivered in November when we're ready to put them in their new little piece of heaven.

After reading the previous reviews with mention of unhelpful staff, I had to chime in…read more... All the workers I encountered were more than helpful, answered questions about potential plantings with expert advice. And a few weeks later, still had some questions and they called me back after doing in-depth research. Huge inventory and variety. Reasonable delivery charge, too.

Best sandwich I've had since visiting Italy! Fresh, delicious and an inviting staff as well!!read more

Nooooooo! People are nasty!!!!! And there were hairs in most of the orders!!!!! Plus the…read moreOVERPRICING!!!! Sux!!!!!

Awesome year round market. Fresh local treats, veggies, candles and more. Don't come early, they…read moreare sticklers and ring a bell when it's time to enter. Plenty of parking

The farmers and other vendors here are incredibly nice. There are some wonderful local produce…read morefarmers, a great seafood purveyor, beautiful flowers, and sometimes music. Get there early for the best selection and to avoid lines.

We had a great time discovering how cranberries go from from bog to table. We hadn't known the bogs…read moreare dry most of the year and they don't wear waders like on TV. The tour was accompanied by the farm's dogs. Who provided a bit of the unexpected. A lot of fun.

I dislike leaving less than stellar reviews, but I couldn't recommend doing a bog tour here. Your…read moreexperience in different weather may vary wildly. There's a lot of interesting and good information, and I liked the people. But.... The first half of the tour is in an old mini bus. The bus has tiny windows, like 4" square, and no air circulation. No fans. No air conditioning. Today was nearly 90 out by 10 am, when our tour started, and temperatures inside the bus got so hot that stepping out felt cool! You don't travel far, and then they stop for 10 minutes to talk about what's out the window. It's brutal. Ironically, the travel distances are so slim most people could walk it. But, just sitting on the bus in the heat? Yuck. The second half is in an old shed where you learn about harvesting. Again, it could be interesting, but it's a good 10° hotter, even with the fans going, and it makes it hard to focus. Or even listen. Better weather would have helped. But, we had an old lady in our tour group nearly pass out, and the guide indicated that that was not uncommon. Heck, complimentary water would be nice. Waters are a dollar. The tour is fifteen. It's all cash only.

Had any "kid and a cookie jar" experience lately? For adults, this translates to being surrounded…read moreby so many delectables, he or she is filled with joy. Imagine fresh huge pies. Loaves of tender focaccia bread. Sturdy rustic loaves laced with Kalamata olives. Wines of various vintages and price points. Tantalizing cheeses and meats and jams. And that's just what comes to mind! The atmosphere is laid back; the layout something between a quaint Walton Mountain general store and upscale fine foods market. Staff warm; prices fair for the quality (top notch).

Ordered the steak and cheese sub. Was basically inedible and tasted like kerosene. I had two bites…read moreand had to throw it away. Dry as a dessert as well. Huge waste of money will not be going back again.