So I'm big on supporting local business, been here a few times, once for a meet a cow event, and…read morethis past week bc their social media posted about the eggnog. I go there middle of the day not a lot going on, as other posts have noted the lady working the counter was cold and not very welcoming, no hello or how are you when I walked in. I politely said hi as she picked up the phone, no response even after she hung up from her phone call. I inquired about if they were organic bc there is a sign that says hormone free etc, she just blandly said no bc they give their cows grain, and that was the end of that. They have good products but it's hard to support local farms when the people working there seem to not give a shit about the people walking in the door. Number one rule of sales: sell the company, sell yourself, sell the product. She didn't do any of these things. The eggnog is pretty good, really thick, I like it. But they could work on their enthusiasm for their customers, and customer service hell even a smile would have been nice.

Great milk store with their own fresh milk. It's like a convenient store...they carry lots of Cabot…read morecheese products, local eggs, plenty of ice cream treats and fresh pastries from Culpeppers Bakery.

I come here every year for Christmas decor. It is a wonderful little shop and I look forward to…read morecoming every season. This year, I opted for a couple beautiful wreaths which hang beautifully!

I came here to browse while I was away on a vacation. The woman working in the little store…read morefollowed me around, maybe she thought I was stealing. I left without buying anything because I was really uncomfortable. Won't be returning. Nothing in there was really that great anyway - I would have purchased a pumpkin but changed my mind after being followed around.

The best around always fresh, never had one thing from here that was not excellent, I have tryed…read morealmost everything they sell and it was all fresh, being from the cape i expect the best and they have it!@

Bought 3 pounds of haddock last night. Open the bag at home and the smell of ammonia just about…read morepunched me in the face. Threw it out.

I just enjoyed an afternoon at the festival. Great food, fun music and so much for the kids from…read morebounce houses to dancing. The trucks I experienced: The Grub Guru 3.5 star - the gen gau was amazing, crispy and sweet. I had wanted orange chicken, but they didnt have it despite it being on the menu. It is an Indian truck and the rice was listed as fried rice but it was clearly basmati. It was not good. I have to say their drink prices are some of the most reasonable at the festival. Ts Jerky House 5 star - the bbq sundae with cornbread, beans, and smokey brisquet was amazing. Topped with crispy onions for texture. Elote corn 3 star - I tried the buttered lime but there was no lime. The corn was definitely best of the season. Shitakaberries 5 star - we opted for something sweet and this was great. We got the reverse tiger, dark chocolate with white drizzle. 7 bucks for 5 berries on a stick. It was definetly about the experience. TC Scoops 4 stars - we each got a single scoop and a topping for 4 dollars. It was just ok, but my bf loved the cherry. Reds 5 star - really personable. Reasonably priced, especially the drinks, which is what drew me there. He realized he ignored me and gave me the drink free of charge. A definite place for customer service.

Excellent location for a huge amount of food trucks! Several adult beverage outlets as well as…read morequite the variety of cuisine. My only suggestion would be to make the sizes of the items smaller so you can try more of the vendors.

its my favorite place to be it has so much to do and maura is the best instructor ever.read more

Went to their winter lights event with my two small children. Wildly over priced, the teenagers…read morerunning the place are appallingly rude, they randomly decided to close early and start turning lights off. We had to fight to use the train ride that we paid for since they refused to refund us. No one could tell us where the animals were that we had gotten feed for. The entire thing was confusing and disappointing and every single encounter we had with staff was aggressively rude. This was absolutely not a family friendly experience. We were charged over $90 for 20min of wandering around the property confused and insulted by the teenagers working there. After a full blown confrontation we were refunded $18 because they decided to close early without warning. Their response to us was that we were welcome to let our kids play in the dark for the remainder of the time we paid for if we wanted. Still can't believe the attitude the staff felt entitled to give paying customers just there to have fun with their toddlers. We will happily never be returning.

Small orchard only 3 types of apples to choose from. We were told that the apples they have were…read morecolor marked so they could be found. When we got to the orchard there were no colored markings. We had no idea what we were picking. Found them to be very expensive compared to larger orchards. They do not take debit/credit cards, only cash or check. It would be nice if they offered some transportation to and from the orchard. The distance and the terrain is difficult to walk when you have a disability that makes walking painful. Will I go back, depends on improvements they make.

Amazing find - completely on a whim! I highly recommend it was a really great experience picking…read moreapples and peaches. We got to meet the owner who was incredibly friendly and personable. Prices were great compared to other orchards in the area, also the parking lot was easy to get in and out of. We were also really happy to find that it wasn't too crowded, we saw one other family picking when we were there and the the orchard didn't look "picked over". Overall, we were really happy and are definitely coming back. Oh and there were baked goods made in house! As if this place could get better!

My friends and I were returning from a fantastic weekend in Boston when we decided to do something…read moreout of the ordinary. Enjoying the countryside, we decided to go apple picking! We stumbled upon Charlton Orchards. We went into the store and each paid for a bushel of apples. Then we headed out past the farm and ventured into rows and rows of apple bushes to start picking. For me being a Floridian, I found this to be a lot of fun! It was a perfect September fall day and just walking around the farm, looking for the best looking apples, was a great change of pace. We spent about an hour roaming around and filling up our baskets. We even walked past a herd of friendly cows and offered them some of our fruit, which they happily accepted! Before leaving we bought some homemade apple cider for the road, which was absolutely fresh and delicious. For me being sort of a fish out of water visiting the New England area, I genuinely enjoyed my time at Charlton Orchards. Soaking up the quaint and quiet atmosphere of farmland was just what I needed to complete my Massachusetts getaway!

We drove out of our way to stop here. On line showed "open". Sign at old Worcester road said…read more"open 8-5". Sign at entrance to orchard said "open". Pulled in to the parking lot...sign said "closed". Really? So disappointing!

I wasn't sure if there would be any trees left in the afternoon on Thanksgiving weekend, but there…read morewere! Luks Tree Farm can be found at the end of a residential street. They do have parking available but if it is full, park on the side of the street. The price is extremely reasonably for the quality of tree that you're getting. You can tag a tree to pick up at another time, buy a precut tree, or explore and cut your own. We walked around and cut our own tree, which was a great experience. You pay by the foot and it is cash or check only. They also sold wreaths, jams, and other things to get your household ready for the holidays. The people who worked there were extremely kind and helpful!

We went here last year for the first time And were very…read moredisappointed. We walked for at least 45 minutes and most of their trees were sparse, short, half dead, etc. we finally settled for one that was just ok. The trees were not coded for pricing so we figured the one we had would be reasonable enough but it was $65! Yikes! We had to take it since we already cut it down and dragged it back the 1/4 miles from where we were. I am feeling like they should have told us there were slim pickings when we arrived. Oh well. We will go elsewhere this year.

I've been gone here a few years straight love the goats and the activity it really brings the…read morefamily together

I have gone to this farm stand since I was a kid and still do even after I moved out of the area…read more They have the best silver queen corn. The bag of fresh popcorn for $1 is always the best test to ride home with.

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.