Amazing homemade farm fresh ice cream/ gelato and cheeses. High quality and delicious, unique…read moreflavors that can be enjoyed right there on the farm where it's produced. Beautiful view, friendly owners and adorable dog who loves frisbee.

They're the nicest people and have some of the best gelato I've ever had. The farm is so cute and…read morethe eggs are delicious. Everything is delicious

Looove it here with the kids, have thrown a a party in the gathering barn and it was great…read more Yesterday, we were on a field trip with our kinder class and some of the workers manning the horse barn had POOR attitudes with the kids and their questions.The other ladies for the tractor ride and the concessions were nice. Overall love the animals and the variety

They hosted our church in their event barn as we held a fall fest and family gathering out there…read moreand the entire church loved it. It's such a great place for kids and adult adults, a lot of charm and a lot of great spaces for connecting with people.

A friendly and casual stop for some great beer and good food. The parking lot seemed pretty busy…read morefor a Tuesday night and I found out there was a (well attended) class that night in the larger dining area. I found out that they often have events like live music and bingo. The large room allowed the class to go on away from the main bar and high top table area. Orders are placed at the bar and the one bartender working had things running smoothly. I ordered a Watermelon Wheaton beer and loaded nachos. I immediately got my beer and got a pager for my food. There were a few regular tables along the perimeter among the high top tables but I chose to sit at the bar. The other patrons were very friendly and included me in their conversation. The beer was crisp and cold. The food came out rather quickly. The nachos were topped with beer cheese, fresh pico de gallo, sour cream, and scallions. There was a very generous amount of sour cream so I didn't have to worry about just eating chips. The bartender kept everyone served and knew what the regulars drank. She checked on me regularly. My only disappointment is that as summer comes to an end I will have to wait until next year to attend the events they have at the brewery.

We stopped for a quick break during our travels and it was a great experience! They have wine,…read morewhiskey and beer - all with NY origins. Olya our sever was fantastic, providing recommendations for NYC and local. The beer was great, we even tried a brown IPA that tasted like chocolate. Flatbread was fresh and delicious! Definitely a stop to make if you are in the area!

Best Goat Milk Caramels ever made. Family of 20 agrees…read more ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Awesome place to get your family Christmas Tree. We have been coming here for years. Also great…read morefree hot coco.

This spot has been on my radar for a while and I finally decided to make the drive. The farm was…read moresmall. There's no real parking lot, just a few spots out front. I came for the goat yoga, and by the time I got there most of the group was already there so I had to park a bit down the road on a field. The farm itself is very peaceful, with ponies and donkeys, ducks quacking and swimming in an enclosure, shy alpacas. The setup inside the goat pen is practical, as they have a platform where you can put your stuff so that the goats don't chew it. Keep in mind, the goats WILL interact with you and chew your stuff. It was way messier and chaotic than I'd expected, and hard to fully do the yoga. The baby goats were so cute and friendly (overly friendly, lol) and it was nice petting them and snuggling them, but truth be told I probably wouldn't do the yoga portion again and would just visit a farm to pet baby goats separately. Not gonna lie, I'm a little traumatized by how wild and messy this experience was- you have to be a certain kind of person to enjoy goat yoga, I think, and I learned I'm not it. Wouldn't dissuade others from trying it, just have proper expectations before you do! The farm itself is lovely, but it may be better to just visit the animals or do one of the more sedate experiences. I didn't wind up doing the u-pick lavender, though I did take a quick stroll through the fields. One small bunch (about a handful) is $10, which seems fairly standard for most lavender farms in the area. Pretty views. The owners seemed super nice.

We visit the farm at least a couple of times each summer. Did goat yoga this weekend for the 1st…read moretime and it was so fun. Lavender products are amazing. I've picked lavender & flowers, snuggled goats & visited the butterflies. Wine glass painting was a nice girls get together.

Cool place in a shed is the store but we were not sure and had a few questions so we knocked in the…read moreoffice door and were warmly greeted by a woman who answered our questions and then when the owner came in as we were chatting he offered to have her show us his collection of antique cheese making tools which was huge and impressive. How people came up with the idea and ways to make cheese is cool itself but wow the work to do it with the tools they made wow! Thank you for an incredible learning experience and some very good cheese!!

Self-service farm stand featuring products from other surrounding farms. Bought a cute and quippy…read moreshirt - would love to try their butter, but we head back to Seattle tomorrow! Love the fact the honor system still works - faith in humanity and love supporting the local farmers!

The half mood cookies are fudgy and delicious. Try the apple cider cake it is out of this world…read moregood.

I went here because someone recommended that I try the half moon cookies. They definitely did not…read moredisappoint! They have a charming, homemade look to them and tasted delicious. The puffy white frosting paired perfectly with the chewy chocolate cookie. Would definitely go back.

This is the go to place for fresh corn on the cob, usually picked that day. Never had a bad batch…read more They also have a wide array of other fresh quality produce and baked goods.

I drive by Savicki's at least 4 times a year and always stop. Their produce is fresh, their baked…read moregoods are wonderful, I love their jams and the cheese is to die for! People are alwasy friendly and helpful. I highly recommend a stop if you are in the neighborhood!