Great place to find local in-season produce. The cabbages, onions, and potatoes sold here are…read moregreat. Fruit ca be hit-or-miss, particularly the apples (a lot of over-ripe ones in the bins). Route 1 Farm Market doesn't advertise it at all, but they also sell a huge selection of imported Polish, Russian, and other Eastern European products--everything from seasonings to sweets and snacks.

This farm is so cute!! I came here with a friend cause we heard about the cows and it's beautiful!…read moreIt's close to Princeton, easy to find and has a little parking lot which was convenient. You immediately see the goats and calves up front that you can pet or feed and the shop is right across the way which was filled with yummy items from other local farms and fresh cheeses you can try! The workers there were very friendly and even told us about their farm cats running around and other calves they had in another shed. They were all so cute and loved being pet! :)

We all have a dream of a pastoral America, where we can indulge in products, made, or obtained…read moreright on the land in front of us. This is that place. This is a functioning dairy farm and also free range chickens happily graze on the way into the farm. It is a phenomenal bucolic scene. There's a wide variety of items for sale, too many to list but yes, fill your fridge, freezer and pantry, plus also a small amount of produce. Prices are incredibly fair for artisanal quality. The staff as just as sweet as pie. Enjoyable all around. TL/dr: The most comprehensive fully local farm to table market I've ever known.

The corn is exceptional. There is no fresher corn than this! They bring the corn in from the field…read moreevery day, and what I love is that you get to go over to the piles of this beautiful corn and pick the ears you want! I could eat this every day and never get tired of it! I only wish my parents were alive and able to enjoy it with me- there's nothing both of them loved more than fresh and sweet Jersey corn! Oh- and they have beautiful Jersey tomatoes as well. And they are as friendly as can be, which adds to the great experience of going there.

My family's local go-to for fresh Jersey corn - and other homegrown goodies! The corn is so fresh…read morethey replenish it throughout the day. They also typically have fresh bouquets of zinnias and other wild flowers for a great price.

This is a tiny field of strawberries right on someone's private farm. Even on weekends, it's not…read morecrazy busy, because it's just one strip of land. Strawberry season is open from Memorial Day weekend to Father's Day weekend. Went for the June 13, 2026 end of season strawberries and most berries were over ripe or dried up. Come earlier. We still were able to pick some, but it was all tiny tiny strawberries. They were still tasty, so we enjoyed. All strawberries are $5.59 per pound. You can bring your own basket/container or get a free biodegradable paper bucket for picking. We got two quarts which weighed at $15. No fee to enter the field and pick. No bathrooms on premises so be warned. Would return earlier in the season!

We go every year! Awesome, worth every penny for fresh sweet tender berries. Helpful and attentive…read moreowner-operator has boxes available, free parking & will direct you where to look for best berries. ‼‼Support our local farms so they will be here for years to come‼‼

I recently visited Princeton Lavender and while the property is pretty and well-kept, I was a bit…read moreunderwhelmed overall. You have to pay just to enter the farm, and then still pay for anything you want to purchase, which made it feel a little overpriced for the experience. That said, the shop itself is really cute and has some lovely lavender-themed items. Nice to stop by once, but not something I'd personally rush back to for the price.

The venue itself was beautiful, but unfortunately the owner was extremely rude to me and my family…read more The entire experience felt unnecessarily difficult--from trying to get in early to the cleanup process. We were even required to take all of our own trash. Overall, I would not recommend this place. It was disappointing, especially since the owner's daughter, who helps run things, was very kind and professional.

Good selection of merchants, more so during growing season. Friendly merchants, good food, eclectic…read moreand a fun experience.

Came for their Restaurant Weekend Event but sadly, I came on a Sunday and there wasn't much going…read moreon. Many of the stalls were empty and even though I did see a sign for the event, that, too, was empty. I did, however, patronize the Tea-For-All and The Pie-d Piper stalls for breakfast and they were lovely. Very warm and welcoming people working there. I asked the locals about their recommendations so I will be back to Trenton Farmer's Market. And, I saw some stalls that I wished were open. I'll give it another shot.

Found this gem of a place after a birthday party invite that made us drive for almost an hour from…read morehome. This farm has a dedicated place to host birthday parties and has a standard itinerary of driving the guests in a people-hauler attached to a tractor around the farm and letting them feed special food based pellets to the farm animals. The animals looked well-fed and the place well maintained. The parking area was spacious and easily accessible.

Great experience on strawberry picking! The reason I gave 4/5 stars because the strawberry farm was…read moreactually across the street than the festival. There are two different farms so it gets confusing. $1 for animal foods and you get to feed them! Farmer's store was pretty cute. Strawberry was alright not the best, it wasn't sweet rather sour.. not ripped yet..lol

HAMILTON:  beauty, wonder, and humor are all words that crossed my mind while walking through…read moreGrounds for Sculpture, an outdoor oasis of meticulously kept gardens featuring beautifully designed walkways through trees, plants, flowers, and the famous cast bronze and quite realistic sculptures dotting the park.  It is quite surreal to see a gentleman reading a newspaper on a bench and realizing it is a sculpture.  The capture of human emotions is so true to life! There is also a collection of artists throughout the park made of various materials and are a bit more abstract. In addition to the outdoor space, check out the indoor spaces with more exhibitions and we were thrilled to be able to visit for the Yelp Elite Experience: Slow Motion @ Grounds for Sculpture.  Although a small exhibit, it is meant to be more of a thoughtful experience to "slow down" and think about what you want to see and relate to in regards to monuments.  There were some interactive exhibits, including a coloring book and touch station, which are great for kids.  We were thrilled to see the Noodle Mountain piece, which is created by a NJ-based artist, Colette Fu.  The Slow Motion exhibit takes place through September 1, 2025. In the same building is the Peacock Cafe, which had a nice selection of lunch and dinner options and served one of the best soft pretzels I ever had.  Good quality and taste for museum food!  There are 4 eateries on the property including Rat's Restaurant, a fine dining destination with farm-fresh French flair. You can tell the staff at GFS love what they do because they are all so friendly, especially at the front gate.  It is refreshing for your first impression of a place through employees to be happy, exciting, and educational.   I usually post about dog friendly places, so wanted to at least share the rules, as of August 2024: "All pets must be left at home. For the health of your pets do not leave them in vehicles.  Service animals are always welcome. Emotional support animals and therapy dogs are not considered service animals under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)."

Thank you Katarina for this fun Yelp experience! The gardens by the outdoor exhibits were…read morebeautifully manicured and it was a truly relaxing experience to stroll down these quiet paths and admire the art. The food at the peacock cafe was delicious and staff at the information counter were very helpful. Overall a great place to spend the day!

They've got a prime corner lot in the corner of Tabernacle. I only found out about this place…read morebecause my brother in law cycles through this area fairly frequently, so on a lovely Saturday afternoon, we DROVE (coz this girl ain't cycling 35 miles) through back country roads for a pleasant diversion. We treated ourselves to some kick ass ice cream - I went outside my usual coffee / pistachio / chocolate choices and went for mint chip and it was DEEEELISH. Their displays are Instagram-worthy, and in their big barn they had old country trucks decorated with tons of pumpkins and gourds for the fall season. Oh, and the bakery - the fam loved the freshly made apple cider donuts and artisan breads here.

Russo's closed for good, retired. Sad to see them go, hope their land does not become more banks or…read moredrugstores, or worse.....

I hadn't been to this farmer's market in about 10 years and it seems to have grown tremendously…read more. that was appreciated, for sure. Many more fun options! Visited on a beautiful, sunny Saturday about 12:15, so they were almost closing.. plan on coming earlier with the next visit, as some things were sold out already. Nice layout and a variety of quality options. I picked up some really good finds and I can't wait to return, take my time, and really support!

A great place even in 30° weather in January. Dog friendly. Ample parking. Most vendors take card…read moreor Venmo but some are cash only. All of the people are super friendly. A good amount of vendors to choose from in January. Any produce sold is what's in season so you won't find strawberries in January, etc. It's a great way to shop local and organic. Sugar Street Bakehouse is the gem. The owner, Holly, is the sweetest and she makes the best scones and goodies. Tea For All is a great loose leaf tea seller that's reasonably priced - they do source their tea from other wholesalers but it's a nice way to bring loose leaf tea to NJ.