I will definitely be putting this on my rotation of orchards to go to. Such a cute little farm!…read moreIt's not very big and not overly crowded which I really liked. We went early this year so they only had 3 different types of apples available for picking. We picked honey crisp, gala and Jonah Mac. They had a beautiful sunflower farm. The property is so pretty and I loved how they had a fire pit with the Adirondack chairs around it. There was a tap room which had all different types of beverages and ciders. Couple of food trucks and their donuts were delicious! Highly recommend checking out this farm.

Cute wholesome outing perfect for family and friends! We came here an hour before close and were…read moreable to pick blueberries and visit the taproom with ample time to hang out and chat. The fruits and signs were so easy to find and it was a great way to round out the summer before Apple season. This place also has the best peaches I've ever had--soft yet crunchy with the perfect sweetness, definitely don't miss their peach season. Everything is super reasonable and their ciders and wines were made with the fruits they grow as well! Would love to try the food trucks next time. Everyone was also very nice and it's a great time.

This is one of those, "oh snap, we've been coming to Woodstock for over two decades and didn't know…read moreGallo's was right here!" The dreadful 1-star reviews for this place didn't apply to us in any way, shape or form. We were about to go to a place our landscaping guys use in Kingston- but after purchasing a few things at the hardware store in town, the cashier suggested we come here for evergreens, perennials, etc. Pat (Mr Gallo himself I think) is the head honcho, and he knows a thing or two or three about plants. In fact, he gave us some pointers on the hydrangea bush we selected because I'm not familiar with that specific type. Thank you! The outside space has a nice variety of plants, shrubs and trees, pots, etc and the inside houses locally-made Adirondack chairs, gardening supplies, tools, etc. While Gallo's doesn't compare to those big box home stores with larger plant selections, Gallo's has enough to work with and it's a doable one-stop-shop for almost any plant need you could imagine. As a reminder, this place is seasonal- so get all your greenery soon if you need to spruce up your landscape because they'll close the Friday before Thanksgiving and reopen "around" Mother's Day. We purchased 6 lush and healthy, 5' arborvitaes and 2 hydrangea shrubs for our landscaping crew to pick up during the week and plant. Yeah...prices might be up there- but the way I see it is: why drive milesssss away to go to a corporate nursery, when I'm right here and want to support local??? To add, because Gallo's is wrapping up for the season soon, there's a 20% off on plants, shrubs and trees! Thank you again! We had no issues, service was helpful AND friendly. A visit here is essential for us. Plus, this was (and will be) a good spot to come if you're looking to grab batch deals towards the end of the season like we did or grab the latest in plants when they reopen in the Spring.

Shopped in Gallo's today for baby back ribs and of course purchased several other meat products…read more Options available at the meat counter are numerous and inviting. Service was friendly and efficient. Could not ask for more.

Obsessed with their new breakfast sandwiches! Fresh baked rolls, thick cut bacon, fresh eggs... my…read morefavorite breakfast sandwich in town.

Love that some of the plants are 50 or 75% off, but it would have been nice to know what the actual…read moreprices are. How can you put a sign denoting a discount, when you don't even have the original price marked??? More than half of their plants and produce had absolutely no prices. Their bakery items looked decent for the most part, but banana bread for $12? I checked the ingredient label for the individual slices of banana bread for $1.99, and would have tried it, except that bananas were listed close to the end of the list. Put prices on your stuff. Otherwise it seems that if you have to ask, you can't afford it. Either that, or your prices are whatever you choose to charge at that moment to that person.

Is Tremper Hill Farms on Route 28 in Tremper a true roadside stand? Yeah. Is it a true farm stand?…read moreHmmm...I think so. The space is small- and if you want cheeses, they got 'em. Milk? Yup. Yogurt? Yup. Eggs? Of course. Some seasonal fruits? Yes. Veggies? That too. Plus seasonal plants, even grass-fed meats and lots more. The guy working here was talkative and helpful when I stopped in to grab a few things. I can't complain about prices- this is the Catskills. Plus this is a nicer way to get some groceries than the supermarket and stock up my pantry here during the weekends when I'm in the area.

Visited this morning soon after they opened (nice they are open at 9am) and got some great local…read moreproduce (blueberries, zucchini, cucumber, apples...) and was pleased to even find my favorite vegan yogurt. Prices were very reasonable and clearly marked. I was only getting a few items as I'm staying in a place with only a mini fridge, but they had a pretty wide selection for a relatively small roadside "farm stand" (farm store?) and it was great not having to drive all the way to Margaretville for quality groceries. Even better that much of their stuff is local. The very kind young person working let me know that pets aren't allowed inside (I had cat on my back in a backpack style carrier and didn't even give it a thought before heading in) and was very understanding of my goof. Hope to make this my regular grocery spot for my annual Catskills trip. Thanks so much!

The nicest and most helpful staff! Excellent selection of apples and the cutest kids town with sand…read morepit I would definitely recommend this spot. So clean, and it has a beautiful view.

What a hidden gem in Tivoli. Such a cute family-own orchard with lots of things to do. Upon…read moreparking, there's "Apple Town" where kids can play in little houses that are representing school, barn, church, house, etc. There's a large sandpit with toy trucks, corn hole, and picnic tables. For apple picking, they offer 2 size bags - $15 small, or $30 for 1/2 bushel bag. There are so many varieties of apples here, it's great. They also have complimentary wagons for you to use to pull around the orchard. A hay ride is $2 per person and they take you to the further side of the orchard for honey crisps and rubyfrost. The store offers very reasonably priced vegetables such as peppers cabbage, squash, onions, etc. They also have apple cider doughnuts and hot apple cider. We only planned to be here for 2 hours but ended up staying for 3 hours as the kids had so much fun. Great place to come and have a layback experience apple picking!

Wonderful local farm stand with local, in season produce. Farm made, single variety Hard Cider…read morecalled Tommy Rot. Baked goods from Global Palette. A Real gem.

We've been getting amazing apples and stone fruit from the Maynard farms at the Williamsburg…read morefarmers market for years. But last fall, we had an experience at the orchard itself that we will never forget. We had the best day walking for hours around the beautiful orchard and picking apples. On the way back to the car with our big bag of fruit we realized that neither of us had the key to the car! It must have dropped at some point in the orchard. We were doomed! There was no way we were going to find a small car key within the fields. We walked around for a while looking and gave up we were about to call for a tow. Then we came upon one of the farmers driving the tractor, and showed him the only picture we had taken that entire day. He looked at it for a few seconds and went off in search of the key. 10 or 15 minutes later, we saw him calling for us in the distance. As we got closer, we saw him laughing and shaking his head - amazingly, he had found the needle in the haystack, and we were saved! That day we also got to meet his daughter and grandson, who were taking a ride on his tractor through the orchard and picking apples of their own. Maynard's apples and stone fruit worlds above any of the others we can find in the area, and we stock up every Saturday. But in addition to the quality of the fruit, the farmers are all so nice and always let you taste what's in season before you purchase. And after this experience, it was clear to us that Maynard farms is truly family and community-oriented organization, and made us even happier to buy our fruit from them every week. Thank you for everything! See you on Saturday ;) Love, Melissa and Sami

Lovely to just wander in the inspiring and well-established herbaceous borders. Incredible variety…read moreof native and natively thriving plants. Lots of cute garden statuary. Picked up several plants at end-of-season "ugly plants" on sale. A real gem.

Favorite nursery in the area. Reasonably priced with a large selection. A bit of a drive to get…read morethere but certainly worth it.

Friendly, casual environment, helpful and good plants. Have shopped here for many years.read more

Healthy and a very wide variety of vegetable and flower seedlings at excellent prices.read more