We had so much fun visiting the farm and getting a tour of all the animal pens!…read more Our tour guide truly loves each animal and you felt a personal connection.. Our tour guide took us around all the facilities and let us interact with each animal. We went inside every gate and touched animals, I got to hold a chicken, piglet, rabbit, was able to pet cows and sheep. They have a mini farm store too where you can buy milk, cheese, meat, yogurt etc This is a wonderful activity for kids and adults alike. I would absolutely come back!

This place is genuinely adorable and filled with beautiful animals to see, my favorite was…read moredefinitely the highland cows and all of the babies there.The family who runs this farm is super sweet and friendly and made us feel welcome both times we went. The little shop inside was adorable and had all kinds of fresh meats and cheeses.

flying, swimming, drinking vodka, fornicating......who cares. pigs from heaven..... that s how…read moreangels taste! amen!

Raised in a Conservative Jewish family, bacon was not something I was so into. Sure, I would have…read morean occasional piece when eating out, but it was never anything I got so excited about. In truth, mass produced inhumanely raised pork that most Americans lavish over, just does not do it for me. Over the last couple years as I have started to eat better quality protein and less carbs, I have become more of a bacon fan. I usually buy Applegate Farms uncured sunday bacon (expensive!), which I think is really good (cool tip from Jacques Pépin that makes bacon even better: http://youtu.be/tNYL9mLAFyY). I have not had Flying Pigs bacon yet, only their eggs, so this five star review is based on their eggs only. When I try their bacon I will do an update. But from what I gather online, they treat their pigs nicely...well, until they kill them. Getting back to the eggs. The eggs are are delicious and very FRESH. You can tell by looking at the white part, it is well formed and firm. The yolks are darker too. Life is too short not to eat pasture raised eggs (that said, they still get a good % of their diet from grain and soy). "Cage Free" means nothing! These are not organic eggs, but in this context I'm not sure what that means or how significant that is. Also, last week they were selling a dozen for $3.50 which is a great value. Much better than the $8 or now $10 egg place a few stalls down! In my opinion, these are the best eggs at the Union Square Greenmarket when taking into account quality and value.

Wonderful meal in a gorgeous setting with attentive service. Can't ask for more. Highlights were…read morethe oysters, steak, trout, and strawberry rhubarb pie.

I've been to a lot of nice restaurants, but my family and I agreed that this was one of the best…read morewe've ever been to. The food was perfection, and we tasted flavors we have never had before. The ambiance and entire property is also amazing. If you're in the area you can't miss this spot.

Great customer service, truly fresh produce, love the meats and cheese options. Great country store…read morewith a lovely atmosphere.

A community pillar, Gardenworks offers lovely lunches through spring to fall. Always good dining…read moreoptions with friendly, homey service and outdoor dining surrounded by plants and flowers (and the occasional resident friendly Golden Retriever). Rob and Meg are the gracious hosts with a staff that feels like you are being waited on by friends. I have a friend from the City (NYC that is) who must be taken to Gardenworks not just for lunch, but to refresh their jewelry collection. Gardenworks is n'est plus ultra when it comes to fine cheese selections, gifts and just general "I need a treat" shopping.

This is our second annual trip to the area and once again, Consider Bardwell Farm completed our…read moretrip. First, the farm is beyond beautiful. Second, I had the opportunity to meet the lovely owner who turned the lights back on for me, kindness matters. Third, the product!!! So good. Bardwell bites by the fire with wine. And so many meat options. Thank you!

On a recent trip to Vermont, my daughter and I decided to take a little cheese tour and stopped in…read moreon this farm. The ride to the farm was so scenic, and the farm is in such a pretty area. You can see into the cheese room from the little shop. There's an honor system for the resister, but they did have a machine if you want to pay with a credit card. The cheese we bought for an impromptu picnic lunch was really great. I've also tried more of their cheeses at the Dorset farmer's market. Definitely give this farm a try for some seriously good cheese!

Found this place on airbnb and decided to stay for the night with my family. It was such a great…read moreexperience as we got to unplug and enjoy the nature. They have animals running around the whole place. Cows were really fun to watch. If you wake up early enough, you can go and watch them milk the cows which is a super cool experience that my daughter really enjoyed. If you want to unplug and enjoy some quiet and appreciate the nature, I highly recommend this farm!

Delicious beef, lamb, dairy and eggs. All from grass fed animals right on the Larson farm. Really…read morefriendly family, active dairy farm, we were very happy to discover that they offer organic products. Their gelato is delicious! They are the only farm around selling raw milk, and it is well worth a drive. Will be back soon to purchase some Skyr and more eggs for sure.

I this farm SO MUCH . I pick here multiple times each summer. Acres and acres of blueberries and…read morelots of varieties. Farm stand also has pre-picked berries, honey, and jams if you don't have time to PYO. Pull up and get a bucket, or get your bowls weighed, then off you go to pick. Pay at the stand on the way out. Cash/check only still. They also started having a food truck there on weekends so you can grab food and a drink.

Very friendly staff, inexpensive and easy to navigate. FYI, it is a cash only establishment.read more

We came here to entertain our kids with icecream for a few minutes and left here an hour later with…read morememories that will last a lifetime. I hope Taylor Farm is around forever! The sweetest souls work here and the animal feeding area/petting zoo is incredible! When you arrive at Taylor Farms, you step into the cute little country store stationed at the beginning of the farm. The store is stocked with farm products like yummy cheeses and icecreams but also food and home products from local businesses like soaps, etc. My daughter picked out a scoop of her favorite VT icecream, maple walnut and wandered the store. I stumbled upon the "feed our animals" station near the store exit. You can buy the farm animals food and feed them yourself! The store associate welcomed us to go see the animals even if we didn't buy any food for them. You could tell she really loved them. We bought a variety pack for the animals which consisted of carrots, an apple, a bag of homemade cheeseits, and chicken feed (corn meal?). My daughter had a ball feeding the donkey, cows, chickens and cat! We had a ball watching her experience new things and support a local farm! We hope to come back someday soon!

This is a gem of a farm - with a lovely owner and so welcoming! Dog-friendly for sure, delicious…read moregoat cheese, goose eggs, and hand-made postcards for sale. Our dog loved meeting some pigs, quails and geese! Thank you for the delicious food and kind welcome.

Not good for maple creemee but maybe for other produce and flowers. They also have a lot of…read moreanimals!!

A really cool farm stand with plenty of Vermont grown items to pick from. They also have plenty of…read moreplant options to add to your garden as well as knowledgeable people to help you make decisions about what is best to plant and where you should plant your flowers.