The food and the cozy atmosphere of Kimberly Farm never disappoints…read more They have delicious breads, cookies, frozen entrees and eggnog. I plan to go back soon.

Cute ice cream spot with lovely views, but ice cream was disappointingly light on flavor. We…read moredecided to try a sampler of 6 ice creams which were served in an egg box - cute idea! The best was chocolate fudge, but most of the others, from blueberry pie to carrot cake to banana pudding, were quite light on flavor and not particularly satisfying, all variants of sweet cream. With a little more amping, the flavor could be amazing! If you are in the area and want a nice pleasant outing this is the spot, but don't count on being wowed by the ice cream flavor.

What a beautiful autumn day to visit the pumpkin patch with family. There's always plenty of…read moreparking in the lot with a special closer by handicap section. It was my cousins first time here so we all went for the $8.50 each hayride, not included with the $13 each admission. We took a walk down the corn maze and took advantage of many photo ops. I like the store options better at Silverman's farm but still love and enjoy the products at Jones. I got my mother a bag of apples, my son a bottle of apple cider, and my daughter cranberry pumpkin cookies that she ended up sharing with us. They were fresh with a clean taste. I wish I would have took advantage of the coupon given to me and took the time to purchase some pumpkins before I left, but I rushed on to their nearby winery before hitting the road home.

I bought tickets for our party online and saved $3 a ticket vs. buying in person. The admission…read moreincluded the corn maze, various photo setups, a few farm animsls, a $5 back per ticket towards the purchase of pumpkins, or squash. We enjoyed doing the corn maze, walking the farm taking photos, and looking at various types of pumpkins. They had all shapes, colors, and sizes of pumpkins. You could also purchase bottles of their wine a stand onsite. They also had hayrides for an additional fee. There was ample parking with attendants. There were no bathrooms, just port o potties. They had such a nice setup that I feel they could've splurged on the trailer looking bathroom rentals vs. the construction site port o potties. A better bathroom would've been nice since this is a family-friendly place with lots of small children.

I hired this farm to decorate a milestone birthday and they did not disappoint! They even delivered…read morethe flowers to the site! Stunning flowers, excellent service. My guests were "fighting" to bring the flowers home because they were so beautiful! A++ (photos are flowers after 5 hours in 80 degree heat).

Wonderful spot, friendly staff... we grabbed some sugar…read morepumpkins and I couldn't resist the Dilly beans, I'm a big fan of pickled stuff and these were delicious w some spice,

Great family fun day at Evergreen Berry Farm! Right now they are open 8-8, which is very generous…read moreof them however we tried timing it to get some shade before the humidity and heat kicks in. There is plenty of parking between two lots, we found it to be stroller & wagon friendly for the little ones. They do have a few wagons that you can use if available. The staff from start to finish is super friendly and very helpful pointing you in the right direction. Great experience for all ages, you do have to walk about 1/4 each way to get to the raspberry bushes which is the farthest away from the booth.

Great spot to spend a few hours! It's very picturesque, with LOADS of berries all throughout the…read moreseason. It's mostly blueberries, but there are also blackberries, rasberries, elderberries... hmmm and falcons? Yes, falcons! Farmer Bob employs falcons to keep the berry-eating birds away, which is pretty badass.. Easily a must if you live in the area. HUGE deals for berries ... we picked about five pounds of blueberries, which came out to around $9. Compare that to what: 3-4 bucks for a pint at the store? A no brainer.

I saw a recommendation on Facebook for Macci Farm. I knew we needed to go on the weekend for a fun…read moreautumn activity. Their weekend hours are 10am - 4pm. They post what apples are ready to pick on their Facebook updates. This weekend Mutsu apples are ready! They also sell beautiful mums in different sizes as well as pumpkins. I got 2 mini pumpkins for my classroom. My husband got a warm apple fritter. He loved it and said it was perfectly chewy, appley and cinnamony. They also sell cider and cider donuts. When in use, you can also watch cider being pressed. We were excited for all the games they have too. They have corn hole, jenga, and an apple slingshot!! Service was quick and friendly. We love it's a family atmosphere run by family. We were greeted so warmly by Mr Macci. 5 stars!

ORIGIN: Over one hundred acres that surround the two…read moretowering silos had supported two families' dairy farms for nearly three centuries. In 1968 popular musician Skitch Henderson and his wife Ruth purchased the property as a personal retreat. The couple hosted musical performances, art exhibitions, and cooking demonstrations led by prominent chefs. In later years nonprofit and national historic landmark status was established for the property. ATMOSPHERE: Events take place in a repurposed post and beam barn. The beams are exposed, giving a rustic charm. EXPERIENCE: Alessandro Piovezahn, the current steward of the nonprofit property, is actively looking to revive the Silo's influential public events. I enjoyed an intimate concert that featured the work of a five-time Emmy-award winning composer Jeff Beal. A legendary Steinway piano brought his music to life. A reception in the barn preceded the concert, with food prepared by Chef Constantine (Dino) Kolitsas of New Milford's Greca Mediterranean Kitchen & Bar I also enjoyed an evening cooking class with Chef Carlos Perez of Litchfield's At the Corner restaurant. In the course of the three hour class we were guided on culinary techniques by Chef Carlos Perez and his former colleague Chef Billy Ross (now at New Milford's Greca). I greatly enjoyed learning how to make a thoughtful fall menu that includes popular dishes served At the Corner, and dining on the co-prepared dishes with fellow foodie community members. Given limited of 16 registrants, everyone was active. I already registered for another class with Chef Billy Ross. SELECTION: Classes representing a variety of cuisines and dish types are available, including gingerbread house-making, pasta, and risotto. TIPS: Check the farm's Facebook and Instagram accounts for event schedule. The class + dinner and cocktail was $125 per person. The Silo will host a winter farmers' market this year.

I am guaranteed to never step foot in the silo or any other establishment owned by the people who…read morerun the cooking school and will tell my local New Milford friends to avoid their establishments like the plague. . I had signed up for a Saturday morning cooking class 7/3 as a gift to my wife, but had an emergency that prohibited us from attending class. My wife called the school that morning and was told it would be no problem as we could select another class over the summer. I took them at their word, but after leaving FOUR voicemail messages spanning three weeks, no one bothered to return my call. I stopped by the school and left a message with a gentleman teaching a cooking class to please return my calls, but again I was never called back. Having exhausted attempts to reach the school to schedule another class, I decided to contest the $300 charge with my credit card co for the class I could not attend. Here it is 9/29 and the proprietor has not yet reached out to me, but has decided to keep my money stating the terms and conditions. I find this business lacks ethics for a small town like New Milford. Buyers beware! Please note the 9/17 call/message was not returned.

Great Farm with outstanding produce. Small farm with organic produce and a great CSA program…read moreserving towns at farmers markets throughout Ct.

This is such a cool farm to visit because it is an escape right in the heart of the city of…read moreWaterbury. If you want to bring a book and coffee, the environment is conducive for a relaxing retreat. They welcome dogs and have two that hangout at the farm. The lavender smell is phenomenal- and you can enjoy it throughout the farm. They have all kinds of lavender products for you to buy from honey, to live plants, and dried bundles. They also have other farm fresh veggies. This has become my new source for eggs. They are only $6 a carton and taste so much better than store bought. If you enjoy livestock, they have chickens and goats that you are able to watch eat upon request. This is beautiful addition to Waterbury and I highly recommend to anyone. The prices are affordable and the family that runs it is friendly.