We came here for the tulip festival and had an amazing time!…read more Prices for the festival are steep ($25 PP on weekends) but we made the most of it. Rows and rows of tulips that are $1 each! If you were able to get the bulbs you could take those home too, which is a nice perk since they are perennials and will come back year after year. Plenty of parking. Tickets are cash or card. They have some goodies to also purchase on your way out. Petting farm for the kiddos (I mean I squealed when I saw the cute pigs too). Live music. Food trucks. The main nursery is open, as well. Lots of plants for sale when we went. And LI Farm Brewery is on premises!

Looking for an expensive underwhelming tourist trap? Want to wait in long lines just to pay to get…read moreinto the place? Excited for the "tulip festival" or really just a half acre of dusty tulips? Want to deal with the entitled instagram idiots trying to get their moneys worth taking cringe pics? The Waterdrinker farm is perfect for you! If you're not looking to spend a stressful expensive day on an otherwise drab farm, literally go anywhere else.its 100% not worth it.

If you like rustic, wine, and farm animals, look no further. Harbes family farm has it all! Let's…read moretalk about the adult stuff- the winery. Located in a beautiful barn is their wonderful winery where they offer wine tastings with plenty of seating for large parties. They also have cider, which was quite tasty. We had a large group and this was the perfect spot to host us all so we could sit together and relax. This would be a spectacular venue for an event... specifically a wedding. We would highly recommend stopping in here if you are in the area. There's also a cool farm with animals for the littles, or any animal lovers, and a farm stand with fresh local fruits, veggies and cider donuts (during the fall). Lentz_explore

Wine country on Long Island! Decided to take a trip out to Harbes Vineyard in Mattituck . MJ and I…read moreenjoyed wine sampling with 5 different whites and reds. " Wine Flights" We enjoyed the wine inside their wine barn. This early 1900's barn is now an air conditioned wine sampling wine barn. We paired our wine with a yummy charcuterie board. The bartender knew everything about the wines we sampled, and about the history of the Harbes family farm. After enjoying the wine, we headed out to pet the farm animals. Yes they have 2 Highland Cows. The baby goats were our favorite! Then MJ got lost in the Hedge Maze lol, see video below. We enjoyed roasted corn on the cob and some fresh lemonade. Overall a great time

Great value on farm produce. Only wish you could speak to a human being when you call them. What if…read moreyour question is not answered on their tape and you live 30 minutes away ? Great news! You can call their phone and speak to a person. So when I need to know if they have a certain product I can find out before a 30 minute road trip. Also the employees are very friendly and helpful...

We went for the bargain bags of Day-Old produce and they had a really nice selection. You never…read moreknow what they'll have, but we always manage to stock up. The bags used to be a dollar, then $2.00 and now are $2.50. But it's still a GREAT bargain! Got some great red potatoes, corn, plums---really good! Was able to share them with my neighbor. BUT---the woman at the check-out counter was very rude and couldn't figure out how to ring up our purchases. She yelled at my husband because she didn't like the way he placed our bags of potatoes on the counter. Her blue nails were so long that it took her forever to use the register. Other than that--- we love the place! It's always fun to go through the Discount Bags. And everything else is nice and fresh-- a great selection.

The cutest place!! Note they are only open Sundays 12-4pm (year round). The menu looks like it…read morechanges every week. A bit pricey for the portion sizes but the quality is there. Everything we tried was really good. We had chicken curry/squash soup and duck over rice (not pictured) They have a farm stand on the land but are NOT a slaughter house. They had run out of eggs but they had a variety of other things for purchase. They also do events here and the employees are very friendly and knowledgeable about the history of the area, which was a nice perk!

The food! It was really bad. Too bad Brian should have at least offered some dessert…read more We all left Hungary!

Best strawberries I ever ate! I have tried many of the pies…read more And liked them all! I have bought several varieties of fresh baked breads offered at the farm stand that is nice and close to my home.

Nice and big with lots of variety to choose of veggies and fruits. But the prices are high like…read moreeverything else in the life

This place changed my life. Came here in the Fall for pumpkin picking (off the vine, as is the…read moreproper way according to my friend) and had the best time. It was a perfect day, lots of pumpkins left despite being a few weeks out from Halloween. The store had lots of homemade goods, including this pear-flavored candle that was absolutely delicious and not too strong. They had lots of little pumpkins for decorations that were a good price. They sold baked potatoes with horseradish and corn on the cob that were SOOOO fresh and tasty. The baked potato just melted in your mouth and it warmed my soul. Very cute place, lots of picnic tables, a big truck of pumpkins to take pictures with... This place helped make autumn solidify as my favorite season. It's not too crowded and maybe not the best for kids though.

Nobody, we'll perhaps somebody that I never met before and probably will never meet in the future,…read moreappreciates a farm stand more that I. They speak of small esoteric farming, canning, baking and shelving for the passers by, for the community that have come here. Well, I'm not only a bit put off by that assumption that I hold dear and entered Schmitts with, but I've lost my grip and spilled my tea. As to not point the dirty end of the tomatoe stake at this one establishment, I'll open with a broad brush stroke to encapsulate east end Long Island road side merchants. "Y'all are a royal rip". Where in the world are you getting pricing from? A loaf of focchia and some cookies was $34.00 and the good girlfriend just glanced towards me as if to say "please don't say anything ". The first potential comment would have been to smile, perhaps an eye roll and follow with a "thank you but no thank you" Second potential comment which almost landed was "crooks, bag my sh*t, I'm never coming back again". Which is exactly what I've decided to do, but I knew it was coming in the periphery. Poorly tagged items, seeking the Local catch work too hard inside and out just in perfect time for seasonal shoppers to hear the spiders lullaby. I'm sure Schmitt could give a rats batookas of my opinions here, they're shoveling money out the back door and into their extra homes and boats and all the big boys toys. It's a memory that is not easy to digest, as the inside customer service was MTA-esq as it relates to sincerity.

This is on the north fork and it's a really nice place to visit especially with kids. Lots to do:…read morehay ride, corn maze, pumpkin and apple picking plus a nice little playground for the kids. There's also a few goats on the property. They sell hot dogs, corn on the cob, delicious apply cider donuts and a couple of other choices. I've been here twice and would recommend.

Well, wanted to have a nice relaxing experience but unfortunately we decided not to go in. Wanted…read moreto just see the sunflowers and relax and have some food with the music. BUT.... If we wanted to see the sunflower festival, we had to purchase a combo ticket! If you want to enter the least expensive ticket is $24for apple picking, whether you want apples or not. And the sunflowers are extra . We would have To pay $34 and it just wasn't worth paying that for just sunflowers and to sit and pay extra for food . So we decided to leave. Upon leaving there were 4 other adults at the entrance complaining about the same thing. We explained the pricing and they planned to leave as well. We had called earlier in the day but no one answered the phone. We asked to speak with someone and were told we couldn't.Drove an hour to get here. Won't be back . Too much for too little. If you go with little kids, they can at least take advantage of the jump pad and other possibilities.

My family was getting tired of tasteless tomatoes from supermarkets, so we decided to pick our own…read more My husband found this place on Google. We were greated by a family who was very nice and pleasant. Their prices were great. We got tons of tomatoes, eggplants, peppers and watermelon. I got Holy bejesus scared of me in the field when a bunny jumped out of a tomato bush but this makes even a better experience. Lol. My family is enjoying your fruits of labor with a big smile. Thank you for keeping us happy and our tummies full. We will be back!

Great farm off the main strip, tuck away with greatness. My family and I had a great time picking…read moreour own veggies (cucumber, peppers, tomatoes, melons ), feeding the chickens and watching the other animals ( pigs, ducks, peacock) . Great experience for kids and the field had a good amount of products to pick . You pay based on the amount of items you pick . We also enjoyed feeding the chicken with younglings and we're giving the feeding to do so, we ventured around the farm visiting the pigs and ducks. We will definitely return for other pick your own events.

We went to the Minnie and Mickey themed night at the farm tonight and unfortunately it seemed like…read morethey were extremely overwhelmed with the amount of people that showed up. Not only was parking very difficult to navigate, there were barely any staff inside the children's play area. After paying $15 per child, you'd expect at least some employees keeping tabs on the play area. So many of the kids' toys/playgrounds were over capacity to the point of being dangerous. Additionally, the poor cows in the beginning of the animal area had wounds on their legs that were exposed. I hate to think that they are not being well taken care of. While we were excited to see a Mickey and Minnie to take photos with, the costumes were lacking the typical playful features. They were most definitely a step (or two) down from the real costumes. The kicker was that the $10 Mickey pretzel didn't even come warm. $20 for two cold pretzels is something else. Overall a pretty disappointing experience.

The Easter egg hunt was fantastic and bakewicz farms always delivers! The tickets must be purchased…read moreon line to ensure your child gets a spot to participate. The staff is wonderful and the owners wife is extremely accommodating to all of our children's needs. Her and her husband go above and beyond insuring that your child has a wonderful experience and I just love that!!! This is a prepaid event making sure there are enough eggs for all children of all ages !! My hat goes off to these owners as no child ever wants to go home!!! This farm is one farm you want to support because there's fun for everyone!!! Most importantly, they keep our children safe!