Very cute spot for apple picking! I went rather late in the season so many apple trees were picked…read morethrough, but they do a good job of noting which trees are done for the season and including bins of apple varieties that are pre-picked. There's a hay bale ride constantly cycling through the farm so you can hop on and off whenever you want, but the orchard is pretty walkable as well. Overall, the apples were sweet and the farm made it a fun and easy experience though I wish they also provided sticks for reaching apples higher up in trees. The corn maze was pretty fun and they have a few sheep to pet. They have several food options including vegan selections and their hard cider was pretty good.

I found this farm after a quick Google search and I'm so glad I did. The grounds are stunning, and…read morethe apple cider doughnuts might be some of the best I've ever had -- I brought some home for my family and they were blown away. The property and shop inside the main building are lovely, with lots of charming local items to browse. I'll definitely return, and I'm excited to pick berries in June. A staff member helped me choose a cider and was friendly and helpful.

Even though it was a little pricey (I'm used to the CT. Farm prices)to get in it was well worth it!…read moreBarton Orchards had a hayride (that made a stop so you can pick apples), the biggest corn maze I've been to,haunted house, fire pit(to warm yourself up),magic show, live music,petting zoo,& mini amusement park! This place is like the Disney world of farms. The employees @ the bars & restaurants were pleasant.I can't say that about the entry ticket booth/amusement park ones. Let's just say they need a cider or two to lighten up. P.S. The cider donuts were to die for. Nice,warm,fresh yummy to my tummy!

Decided to take a drive to pick apples and a pumpkin for Halloween and chose Barton Orchards. The…read moreweather was perfect and we enjoyed a full & beautiful day including pig races, a few local tasty beers, a rather doughy unremarkable pizza, hay rides (to & from the Apple orchards) and picking a nice variety of apples and one LARGE (30+ lb) pumpkin. The apples were $22 for a small bag (25 apples or so?) and the huge pumpkin was $15. The sugared apple donuts were very good! The entire day was a lotta fun. I'd recommend the trip.

Great place to pick your own blueberries. It does not matter what age you are is a good time for…read moreall. Great fresh produce as well. Prices are great. The owner Peter will give you a tour of the farm and explain everything. A must visit!!

This is a family owned business with community value as one of their top priorities. You can enjoy…read moretime with your family in a 7 acre blueberry orchard. Can't pick? No time to pick? No problem, There are fresh berries pre-picked for your convenience.

I have dealt with Eric and he was always very polite, knowledgeable & easy to work with. I highly…read morerecommend this farm for all your agricultural needs!

For about $35 a ticket we were there for an all day experience started at 11 AM. We arrive later…read morebecause it's Sunday and we like to sleep in. It was a very warm day with plenty of parking plenty of apples if you want to pick them pumpkin, squashes, preserves, apple cider donuts, and the list goes on and for those of you who like an alcoholic beverage, you could partake there were two places to get not just one. I personally enjoyed looking at all the animals chickens the goats pigs we love the pig races. They were cute little things smart too. The kid seem to be having a blast because there was a ton for them to do and we of course took part of the hayride, cause we're big kids. I didn't make it to the haunted mansion, but I did do the corn maze Which I think it's a lot more fun when you're a kid, but I did it. The chicken platter was OK. I do wish they had had some more salad options because I really can't eat a ton of this fried food but you know what what it's worth my float which was an apple cider float was delicious And the apple cider is as always superb It's a fun family activity not cheap but fun and you know what it's outdoor fun before the winter comes so why not

Four stars for being a one of the only steadfast local farm markets with baked goods, jams, local…read moreHoney, and produce. Not to be mistaken for a TRUE farm-to-market that sells primarily their own produce. For that you may need to go to Fishkill Farm. TIP: Focus on the baked goods in local Honey's. Read the labels to avoid more commercially produced jams. Very expensive and don't expect service with a smile. It's a great stop if you're on your way to meet up with friends or family and want to bring a hostess gift.

A little mixture of Korean/asian supermarket locally. Yes it's not big but it does have the staples…read morethat one would need. Located in a small complex, the name can be misleading. They do have an array of fish available on their fish department and have frozen meats suck as rabbit, lamb, pork and chicken feet, etc. They do have a deli and sushi department.

If you need Asian, provisions, fresh produce, and an efficient process, head over to Berry's farm…read more Don't be misled, Barry's farm is an Asian market indoors with very few locally-sourced provisions. It is the place where you go for your Asian pantry staples: mung, bean or yam noodles, fish, sauces, rice, paper, wraps, etc. Head over to pick up pre-portioned cuts of Japanese pumpkin, which are great for roasting, slicing for tempura, or putting in a great bowl of . You can get away with spending $10 or several hundred, depending on how enticed you are by the well stocked, dry goods shelves. Expect to pay a premium on organics if you can find them. Tip: shop for your organic bananas at the standard supermarket or Aldi.

Nice restaurant with a changing menu. Was fairly quiet on a Wednesday evening, but staff was…read morefriendly and attentive. Loved the peach toast appetizer special. The watermelon and pork belly salad wasn't all that large, but was tasty and looked nice. Drinks were good too. The menu was creative and I like that it changes periodically. Prices weren't bad. Would come back in the future!

Great atmosphere, friendly efficient service, excellent farm to table food…read more our first visit but definitely won't be our last.

Always picked here for my mom's church strawberry festival. Lovely setting and farm family.read more

I went and picked blueberries this weekend at Secor farm and had a wonderful experience! The farm…read morewasn't crowded and the people who worked there were friendly and very helpful! They also had an awesome deal on their blueberries if you pick over 5 lbs which isn't too difficult to do as there trees are covered in fruit. These were some of the best blueberries I've ever had. They do have an outhouse toilet and an outdoor sink with soap of you need to use the restroom. There is no fee to park. And they also sell already picked fruit of you prefer not to pick your own.

Customer service was terrible.. Gianina who "helped" me and my elderly father out with our exchange…read morewas extremely rude making smart comments and remarks about an item we wrongly purchased just minutes before..

I seldom leave reviews, but today I had a very pleasant interaction with Steve from the paint…read moredepartment. I couldn't figure out how to leave customer feedback since it's not on the receipt. He was beyond helpful while I looked for the right paint for a DIY project. He was kind and had the right recommendation. While I waited at the register, I realized that I needed and additional can, and he went to grab another can for me so I wouldn't lose my place in line (which was very long) this interaction makes up for all the less than friendly interactions I've had at Home Depot. We need more people like Steve in the paint department!