We had such a good time here! Came for an Easter egg hunt event and it was so much fun! Every staff…read moremember was friendly and very helpful! The food was good, we tried the pretzel and hot dogs. Reasonable prices! The ciders are delicious, my favorite was the Strawberry Lemon & sangria! I hope they bottle those as they are only on tap right now. Lots of seating area inside and out! Dog friendly and close enough to DC for a day trip! They have lots of other events so excited to be back soon!

Went here to learn about raising chicks and to take four chicks home…read more The class about raising chicks was all of five minutes long. The 'instructor' basically said they are wild animals. Well thanks for the lecture Einstein! We were also promised that the chicks would be layers of medium or larger brown eggs. They gave us a Polish chicken that lays white eggs. Don't worry she will be a much loved pet. The cost of the class, the four chicks a bag of feed and the cheapest temu feeder. Over $400!

Went today, not one employee said hello, the farm isn't a farm like you would think, its full of…read moresolar panels instead, the little bit of produce for sale in the main lobby or shopping area looked old. Beautiful location minus the solar panels

This is a review of this location as a venue. We attended the Robert Burns Dinner here and had a…read moregood time despite the food and service issues. We had Salmon which was overcooked with no seasoning. I couldn't finish even the small portion. A sauce would have helped a lot with the dryness and lack of flavor but there was no sauce. The chicken was also dry but had decent flavor in the skin. The roasted potatoes were good, the mixed veggies had the taste and texture of water. Realizing salt exists would help with a lot of things. The best thing we had was the Haggis and if you'e had Haggis you know that's pretty bad. There was also no effort to bus the tables when everyone was done. A large number of people started doing it themselves. It is a pretty place and I don't know anything about the other elements of the business (the store, etc) but I would not consider it for an event based on this experience.

We gave them a deposit of $850 almost a year ago at this point. Miles will no longer return our…read morecalls after saying he would return the deposit cause they had issues with their butchers. Total criminals. Stay away!

What a great place to get your farm fresh products -- meat, dairy, bread and pastries, etc... The…read moreowners of the farm are very responsive both in person and via email. Have been coming here on weekends for about 4 years to purchase boxes of meat, eggs, bread and other treats. I only wish I lived closer to be able to participate in their milk share, but I'm too far away to be coming to pick up milk every week or every other week. I also love to walk around the visit the animals when I come to get my supplies to cover me for a couple of months. My favorites include all types of beef, pork products and sausage. We've ordered and gotten Thanksgiving Turkey's here and they were delicious. I've learned to always put my trust in local farms and farmers. Plus you are supporting the local Virginia farming industry and that is a good thing. Give this place a try, you won't regret it. Its more expensive than going to the local grocery store, but the quality of their meats is fantastic. Its the way meat should be and is worth every dollar!

We ended up buying a bunch of preserved and dinner and woooow the sandwiches here are SO good. Very…read morecasual, pay and order at the register but lots of seating too. The lady who checked us out was very helpful. I think the bread was the best part. We both picked up a loaf and also noticed just how nice it was for our sandwiches.

Best vibes, views and food!! Service was amazing, everyone was so nice! Would 10/10 recommend.read more

I've been here a few times to check out the local produce and pick up my chameleon mexican coffee…read more Sadly, they no longer carry the mexican cold brew, but that's okay. I always end up leaving with some new product that ends up being a new favorite of mine. It's an open farm stand located within a new housing community. The staff that oversee the place are super friendly.

Loving my CSA veggie share . Thank you for making it affordable to eat organic . I have been…read moresearching for csa in the area for a long time and they are usually in Fairfax or other areas not worth driving to.

Great place to have a wedding. Sunsets are amazing. The barn decor with houseplants and bistro…read morelights very nice Buddy had his ceremony and dinner here. Ceremony area idyllic. A little hot though Barn can get a little stuffy but stepping outside there is a nice breeze Can't beat the rustic farmhouse look though Very romantic

My wife and I were keen on finding a venue that had a vibrant nature and outdoorsy vibe. We were…read moreimmediately charmed when we first saw East Lynn Farms, and met the team behind its operation. The owners Georgia and Peter were incredibly supportive, and gave sage advice throughout our planning process. In addition, Alyson, who handles the emails for the farm, was always incredibly quick to provide responses to our questions, and was a pleasure to communicate with. We visited the venue a couple times throughout 2019 between January and our wedding this past September. It takes some imagination to picture how the grounds would look like on your wedding day, because it transforms so much with each season. However, we thought it was gorgeous and made for a terrific backdrop each time we visited regardless of the season. The farm is between an hour to an hour and a half outside of D.C. so it is a fantastic option for getting a rustic venue space that is still accessible for our friends living in the city and the families flying in to Reagan or Dulles. There is a lot of flexibility for events at East Lynn Farms, which may be a stressor for couples depending on their appetite for DIY versus a turnkey wedding option. The farm includes some decorations and a list of recommended vendors, but we were not restricted to the list as long as the vendors we chose had the appropriate license and insurance. The farm allows you to provide our own beverages for events, and we were able to save quite a bit by sourcing our drinks from Costco rather than ordering through the caterer. My wife and I were initially worried about how hot might be at the tail end of Summer, and we contemplated renting fans or A/C units for the wedding. Thankfully, Georgia advised us that the surrounding mountains provided the area with a cooler ambient temperature and a reasonable breeze that negated the need for that hefty expense. On our wedding day, the weather was perfect! Even at the peak of the afternoon it never got so hot that it was uncomfortable to wear a suit jacket, and at the end of the night it wasn't so cold that one needed a jacket. There's no limit of the amount of praise and recommendations my wife and I would give to East Lynn! We honestly couldn't have imagined a better place to have our wedding!

Our first year as a member of Bull Run Mountain Farm CSA has been a thorough disappointment. We…read morewere so unhappy with it we stopped picking up the allotments each week as the quality and quantity were not acceptable. Most of the vegetables we received were eaten-through by bugs, under-developed or nearly rotten. We ended up using it mostly as compost material. We were very disappointed with this experience and would advise against joining this CSA. We frequent a variety of local farmers markets and understand the type and quality of vegetables available through local Virginia farms during the summer season. We had very realistic expectations and were prepared for CSA vegetables to be less than perfect; maybe even less than farmer's market quality. Unfortunately, Bull Run Mountain Farm CSA failed to meet even these minimal expectations. Over the course of the summer we received only a handful -- literally a handful -- of vegetables that were able to be served as part of a meal. The rest were in sad shape or so paltry that they could not even constitute a meal. Our membership was for a "Bunch", which the website defines as a full share, or 1/2 bushel. If, according to the website, a bushel is enough to feed a family of vegetarians for a week, the full share sounds like a lot of food. It did not turn out that way. I cannot imagine a few bunches of mustard greens, a single rotted cauliflower head, a thyme plant, two unripe cherry tomatoes, a dozen very small fingerling potatoes, and a single stubby cucumber feeding a family for more than a single (not too appetizing) meal, let alone multiple days. Often, herbs were provided in place of vegetables. While appreciated in small quantities, the herbs did not supplant the quantity of vegetables we believed were part of a full vegetable share. We did receive some large, fresh zucchini in quite good shape, but that zucchini was the only vegetable provided of reasonable quality. The farmer's weekly emails were filled with grandiose predictions of incoming vegetables but always included warnings of possible disappointment; stories of coyotes eating vegetables, slugs attacking plants, and rain ruining seedlings made us wonder what is happening at this farm. It comes off as witty and refreshingly honest at first. After a few weeks, though, you start to realize those warnings are just preemptive excuse-making. It is easy to make excuses that some consumers have too high of expectations or do not understand the process of CSAs. I would caution against assuming that any negative posting reflects an unreasonable expectation. We were fully prepared; yet, in all aspects Bull Run Farm CSA was a disappointment. I would highly recommend against it.

I subscribed to a veggie share for the 2008 year and signed up for a "peck", which is designed for…read moreone person. At $360 for 19 weeks that comes out to be around $19 a week. As someone who has subscribed to CSAs before I was disappointed. The share was about half the size I was expecting and some of the vegetables like the salad greens looked like dried weeds. Other veggies like the eggplant came out to be miniature in size and with a "peck" you are only allowed one! To be fair some of the other veggies like the butternut squash were a good size and fresh and tasty. The CSA's I've subscribed to before were in California so maybe they produce fresher veggies at a cheaper cost and perhaps my expectations are out of line with the Virginia CSAs? Maybe I shouldn't compare the two regions, but some of the California CSAs also had a trial period that allowed you to sample their veggies for a few weeks before committing to an entire season. For Bull Run and possibly others, you have to commit for the whole 19 weeks and can't get a refund if after a few weeks you change your mind about wanting the subscription. I think I'd rather go to a farmer's market and have the ability to pick out what I want, I think the cost would come out the same if not cheaper and I have the ability to choose the freshest veggies.