Beautiful farm with tons of delicious blueberries to pick. Staff was extremely friendly and…read morehelpful. Prices were reasonable.

I can't believe that this place hasn't been reviewed yet. So I'll take the first crack. I love this…read morepick-your-own farm with an amazing array of fruits and vegetables. All in season, all fresh. All literally fresh picked because the customer makes the selection at the tree or bush. Getting there is easy. Couple of miles off Exit 9 on I-89.and once you're in the vicinity, signs are clearly marked. The road up to the farm and the view from the farm itself affords incredible views to the North including the White Mountains. Spectacular scenery. Then there's the farm itself, a quaint and beautiful place, quite extensive, with numerous crops. We spoke to the supervisor and asked to pick blueberries. By the way, they have a large selection of harvested fruits and vegetables already at the sales kiosk for those who don't desire to partake of the picking. But we were here to spend an hour or two for the fun of it and we told the supervisor. So he took us along to apart of the farm where we were the only ones in about a 300 foot radius. There were others in several other locations in the blueberry section but we never saw them, the place is so large. He left us alone with our bucket. The blueberry bushes were gigantic and packed with ripe blueberries, beautiful, and huge. Some of the bushes had so much fruit the branches were on the ground from so much weight. It was a joy to pick so many high quality berries. We collected close to 8 lbs of blueberries and after a couple of sodas, we paid $19. We're going to have blueberry pies, muffins and blueberry Belgian waffles for some time to come. A delightful experience. Great customer service and awesome views and outstanding product.

What an amazing place to come visit for and pumpkin lovers. Beautiful apple or chin with 20 plus…read morevarietals of apples to pick. The ladies. There are mega friendly and have a bakery offers seasonal favorites. We got the pumpkin whoopie pie, but we saw an amazing apple pie if you love those. They also offer cooking confectionaries like mustard, seasonings, popcorn, and a bunch of cosmetics with apple and pumpkin. There's a bar that served cider and pizza on weekends after 1:00. P.m.. We plan to return for their pumpkin pie. Try the Baldwin and Hampshire apples.

We had an excellent Sunday afternoon at the outdoor tables , the fall weather was perfect,live…read moremusic, a lot of craft cider choices and and 1craft beer, and very good pizza. Takes a little bit to figure out the other process but after that it's good. The servers and staff are great.Highly recommend a fall after noon

Paid for the "Strawberry Jamboree" event here and felt completely scammed. Other, similar events do…read morenot have entry fees and that should have been my first red flag. The event was highly advertised and we paid $10pp ($20 total) to drive almost 40 minutes to this event. Go up to scan our tickets and only after the lady happily scans our tickets does she inform us there are no strawberries. Sold out, none to pick, none to buy. Advertised "multiple vendors" and there were 2 vendors under tents. It was a complete ghost town. A band was playing to absolutely no one. The cows we saw were completely COVERED in flies where I couldn't even see some of their faces with the layers of flies, on top of flies covering them...they looked absolutely miserable. What a cash grab. This event should have been canceled and refunded. Being unprepared is one thing...falsely advertising it at a grand event when there was nothing and no one is a different thing all together.

We visited this farm for the sunflower soirée, expected to see some sunflowers (which we did) but…read morewas happily surprised at the other events happening at the farm. Highly recommend the field tour, everyone was very friendly, and the live music paired with delicious food from the local vendors hit the spot! Definitely worth a visit!

Gone for ice cream several times. Wonderful ice cream. They even have great sugar free during the…read moresummer.

Such a beautiful little farm My husband and I walked around…read moreand enjoyed it. We ended with a yummy ice cream

Dennis, my brother, and I stopped here on Saturday morning while headed up to Vermont…read more I had read Holly's review and I wanted to check out this place. Located right in the middle of Contoocook, the market was bustling with all types of local vendors. I spied flowers, in season veg and fruits, berries, local and organic meats (frozen), pies, cookies, jellies, jams, maple syrple, and also some local hippies playing drums and other cool African beats. Kids, ducks, dogs, (Jackie was there too!), families, and pagans, were all there enjoying the sunny hot morning and getting their supplies for the week. I hope to be back soon!!

Just got back from a short hop to Richardson's. My wife had a butter-pecan cone, and I had a flight…read more(4 little scoops) of coffee espresso bean, grapenut, chocolate, and strawberry rhubarb. They were all delicious! Rich, but not overly sweet. It's a good thing they're not any closer or we'd be there every day! Everyone working there was very nice and the prices are reasonable! We'll be back!

Friendly service in a nice farm setting with homemade ice cream. There is a pavilion in front of…read morethe ordering window with picnic tables underneath. There are a variety of ice cream options to choose from and three of the four in my group chose to get flights. I love when places offer flights of things! This flight was four 2oz souffle cups placed in a nice wooden board with a handle; easy for carrying. It also came with the reasonable price tag of $6. The girl working got herself a little confused scooping the flavors on the three different flights so they didn't come out quite right. Also, we were given no directive as to which flavors were which. Both of the aforementioned could be remedied with a simple, small piece of paper with 1 - 4 listing each flavor left to right. This did make the ice cream tasting more interesting trying to figure out exactly what we got. We think one of the flavors wasn't one any of us ordered. I seemed to get all the correct flavors. I tried the blubarb (strawberry rhubarb), checkerberry (wintergreen), Jamaican nutmeg and shakin' bacon. Three of the four flavors I have never seen elsewhere and I've tried a LOT of ice cream places. All of the flavors were decently creamy and tasted good with my top two being the Jamaican nutmeg and checkerberry. The checkerberry was nice and refreshing and would be great as a palate cleanser in between courses. The Jamaican nutmeg had a good amount of real nutmeg flavor and reminded me of winter time. Everyone else in my group enjoyed most of their flavors... There were two, which we're not sure which ones they were, that they were on the fence about. But, as they say, different strokes for different folks. If you're an ice cream lover, an adventurous eater or just looking for a sweet, cool treat, get yourself to Richardson Farm in Boscawen for their homemade ice cream!

Wow. Stopped in for the first time to grab a quick sandwich. Pastrami. Oh my. This is the most…read morebeautiful pastrami w pickles, spicy mustard and onions. No peppers for me. I ate half and took the other half w me. I finished the last half three hours later and even cold it was great. I'm coming back to see what other great sandwiches they've got. Check out the Danbury Country Store. Not just great sandwiches but lots of food items, groceries, drinks and supplies

5 star deli service, outdoor seating, and the sandwiches were delish!…read more To top it off, we also had whoopie pies, ice cream, and root beer! Would definitely come back again for more!

A couple's home with the most amazing backdrop. A large field of delicious vegetables and fruits…read more You need to come here to get your zucchinis, peaches, melons, herbs, and tomatoes. Well that was just what was in this season. Inquire about other produce in other season. I have never ate a French white melon so ripe and full of juice before. You will never find something comparable in the supermarket. Not even Whole Foods where you will be gauge on their blatant "freshness" campaign. Try any one of their melons and you won't be sorry. Prices are very very reasonable.