One of my favorite places in Long Island and absolutely my favorite farm. The owner is wonderful…read morehas exceptional knowledge for farming and bee keeping. They offer wonderful classes and organic plants/herbs. They also sell other wonderful goodies like local honey, sourdough bread & Italian cheeses. My happy place!

I love coming here for my fresh and organic produce!…read more The owner is always so friendly and welcoming. The produce is always fresh, and it's just a great vibe.

Every Fall for the past few years I've been coming to Thera Farms for my Halloween pumpkins and I…read morealways walk away with something else it seems! Today it was a singular red onion for a recipe at home that came out perfect, I think the fresh onion added that extra oomph. I even tried a roasted corn on the cob elote loco style, the kernels were so juicy and sweet. As for their pumpkins, there are plenty in various sizes and they are spread out on the ground in their own area for you to pick. You are the grand kingpin of your Halloween pumpkin after all! You can definitely spend some time here if you're up for it, there are a couple games and photo ops spread out, even a mini maze that can actually lose you. Best part? Free admission! Just park up, get in there, and support your local farms.

We were there a few weeks ago and it was lovely! The service was very kind and pleasant. family…read morefeeling. The natural drinks in the place are excellent. The peas picking was excellent and of very high quality. And the price is reasonable as well. Highly recommend!

A weird spot to find a "farmer's market". It's located in the northern parking lot, just outside…read morethe state building; very convenient if you work here, or are stopping by to register a car or pay off a ticket. Not much of a show here, just one vendor (Woodside Farms?) coming out from Jamesport: One dude with a van, offering fresh corn, string beans, apples, onions, eggplants, green peppers, tomatoes and cut sunflowers. I think he's got a few baked items too. Prices could do with a little competition, but like I said, this one is all about the convenience. I especially recommend checking it out to those waiting for a transfer on Suffolk County Transit lines 27, 33, 45, 54, or the 62. Open Wednesdays, 7am- 3pm from July 16th to mid-November.

It's a really cute spot with fresh flowers and fresh fruit. I love stopping by & picking up some…read moreplants as gifts ect. The parking situation is a pain though because there is hardly any space ect

Great selection;friendly staff Found what I needed. Seems to…read morebe in stock of everything they carry

Cute little farmers market on the east end of Islip village, right near the Oconee diner. Lots of…read moredifferent stands - produce, baked goods, fish, flowers. Great place to buy local and fresh, or walk through with kids.

Great place to get Long Island products and great day out. Good quality bread, fresh produce, and…read morethe NutPunch is the best snack.

Such a wonderful weekly market. Selling everything from amazing sweets to freshly made Neapolitan…read morestyle pizza to even fresh made pasta! Of course the market essentials like fresh locally grown fruits & veggies are available for purchase as well. Located at The Islip Grange in Sayville. Plenty of free parking available. Stands that stick out to me- 1. Hester & Pearl: they have amazing sweets!!! 2. Pickle Packin Papa: selling delicious pickled goodies. 3. Until The Dough Runs Out: cooking up amazing Neapolitan Pizza's Come on down to Sayville and check it out Every Saturday 9am-2pm

Great local farmers market! Everything you need each Sat 9am-2pm. Fresh local produce and vendors…read morefrom Long Island.

Anne Marie is an expert in her vegetables! I had bought beets and thought I'd rip off the greens…read moreto make it easier to walk home. She convinced me to keep them, told me how to cook them and that they were more nutrient dense than cook spinach. Her beefsteak tomatoes and carrots are as sweet as dessert. There is fresh sour dough bread and pies. On Saturday she invites other vendors to sell the wares.

Love Ann Marie's, an institution in the area for a long time. They have wonderful organic & local…read moreproduce, all good quality, at very reasonable prices. Wonderful eggs, which did not go up in price when all the rest of them did! I can never get to the farmers' market, but I'm glad I can always go to Ann Marie's!!

What a wonderful little farm!…read more Luckily there's a sign and GPS puts you in the right place, otherwise it looks like private party that is completely closed off. The days it is open a wonderful farmer's market operates inside. Everyone who works here is wonderful and explains the CSA they offer, as well as what is available to those who want to shop here and there. All of their fruits and veggies looked delicious and fresh! I ended up buying some potatoes and carrots. They seemed to be a busy place for their CSA members and while I cannot afford that membership right now, it is something I will absolutely keep in mind for the future. Prices are fair, you can walk the fields, if you have the CSA you can pick your own berries. A wonderful spot if you want fresh produce and want to know exactly where it's coming from.

This is one of the best organic farms on Long Island and I am so lucky to have found them. We have…read morebeen members for about 5 years now and just love all the fresh produce as well as the farmers themselves. They are constantly answering my questions, helping to supplement and fill my home garden and they are just generally nice people. Shame on our Nassau county legislators for holding up their contract. Farming is a challenge here due to weather, blight, bugs - yet through it all Caroline and Dan have been able to provide for all of us who want better than what we are being offered in the supermarkets. They certainly don't do it for the money. If anyone is free on a Saturday go check out the tin house, tour the farm, enjoy the beauty that they have created (just in case the worst thing happens and Nassau county lets this farm go fallow).