Owner is a raving bitch. Came on 3rd of July with our Service Animal and owner was nasty and cold…read more Refused to swap out one wine from a wine flight because of an allergy and only offered one flight of wine. Place was not busy so no reason to be so non-service oriented. Wine was just OK never coming back where they treat customers so bad.

Jones Winery is one of my new favorites in CT! I went for the first time the other day, and…read moreinitially went to the wrong place! Keep in mind that there is a "Jones Family Farm Pumpkinseed Hill" at 120 Beardsley Rd., and then the "Jones Valley Farm/Jones Winery" at 606 Walnut Tree Rd. My GPS accidentally took me to the Pumpkinseed Farm at first, but it wasn't a big deal because the winery is just a few minutes away. Once I was in the right place, a staff member greeted me and gave me the wine/food menu. They have a lot of different areas to sit, including a patio with tables/umbrellas (where they had live music playing), a pavilion with tables underneath, an upper patio that was covered by a pergola with leaves/vines on top, and an inside bar area with seating. The inside bar area has garage doors that were open, leading out to the upper patio. Even though it was a hot day, I sat under the pergola and it was surprisingly cool underneath! After sitting down, a staff member quickly came over and took my drink/food order. I tried a glass of the Sunshine White, which was delicious! It was on the sweeter side though. Keep in mind that they only sell wine by the glass on the menu, but they do have a store where you can buy bottles to go. I also ordered the Simply Cheese Plate, which came with sharp cheddar cheese, Jones Berry Chutney, and sea salt crackers. This was excellent! They also do have a "Light Fare" menu with things like a hummus plate, cheesecake, popcorn, etc. The service was fast and the staff were friendly. They had a "Bouquet Bar" set up where you could buy fresh cut flowers, as well as a small gift shop. Overall a very cool winery in Shelton, I would definitely recommend!

Yesterday, August 27, 2026, there was a booth of volunteers who support the Trumbull Animal…read moreShelter. I had no idea such a lovely volunteer organization existed. Kudos to them! They did have a sign saying you could donate via Venmo, Zelle, etc. but no cash jar - I wanted to donate cash so asked them why no jar. They said the farmers market organizers did NoT allow it! Are you serious?! Other vendors literally have tip jars at their booths. It is a travesty for the town farmers market not to support the town animal shelter! I am writing to bring this to the attention of whoever made this atrocious mandate, or perhaps it's an error in communication. Absolutely allow our town shelter to receive donations any way they can from those attending the market. We go to support the local farmers / don't you think we want to support the animal shelter too? Speaking of animals, Eaglewood Farms, a weekly vendor offers pet treats. I've overlooked this fact on every visit. They are a hit of the household! And, you can recycle your egg cartons with this vendor too. I love that!

The Trumbull Farmers' Market is on Thursdays at Twin Brooks Park from May through October. Check…read morethe website for the exact dates. They have good trucks, local produce, cupcakes, kettle corn, dumplings, tacos so much to buy and eat. There's face painting and there was also an ambulance and people were learning cpr. Friendly vendors, and it's great to support them. They had popcorn! It's just a fun place, fun ambiance! There free parking.

Lots of vendors. Market is on tuesdays 2-5:30. They have Vegetables, honey, plants, meals, candy,…read moreorganic popsicles, flavored oil and vinegar, bread, cookies, cheese, flowers, Asian dumplings, pickles,soap, coffee and more.

This is my favourite farmer's market as they try to stock organic produce and Non-GMOs. I buy my…read moretomatoes from Walding fields farm stall, my mozzarella and pesto from the friendly stall that sells it, the flowers from the Shorts stall, and other produce when in season mainly from the stalls certified as organic. They also have live music and baked goods. And are happy to proffer samples if you ask for it. When in season, the snap peas are my favourite! I could even eat them as a dessert just as is, as they are that sweet and delicious!

Love this market and the diversity of produce, high craft products they carry! From fresh, locally…read moregrown produce to kettle korn, artisan oils/vinaigrettes, wool, wood sculptures, micro greens, baked goods/breads , pre-cooked hot meals, cards, meats & eggs.... you'll find it hard to not take the time to check out each stand. Supporting local Connecticut artists (because that's truly what all these people are, taking time and extra care to reach the high quality products so many things in our daily lives lack) is such an important aspect of community and helps to better support the local economy here in CT. Keep it local! They had a live band today also which was an awesome addition to the mini-type festival! This market runs from 9am-1pm every Saturday, rain or shine! Go find something that you'll be proud to show off to friends and family that you simply cannot find in big brand stores.

Most of the times I never find the products I want here, but I truly admire their gumption and…read morecommunity spirit and effort to promote small businesses in the community despite the Covid, and the seasons. For example, out of all the farmers markets near me, this is always the longest to stay open like until December even. And then they move indoor etc. Their spacing, ease of use and ample distancing makes one feel safe too. So, I just hope they improve the quality of the vendors. But otherwise, Kudos~! Truly amazing and innovative! As they used to even hold outdoor yoga classes at one time...

I've been coming here for a few years now. I love Black Rock, and this Farmer's Market is…read moreexcellent. They have a good deal of vendors, I'd like to see a few more, but enough to occupy you for some time. I typically spend about 30 minutes to an hour here when I visit on a Saturday afternoon. They are open on Saturday from 9 am - 1 pm. There is no entrance fee, and all of the vendors have very fair prices. I've bought fresh vegetables and local flowers from here before. My flowers lasted over a week and were a hit. I love the food trucks, with Tasty Yolk being my absolute favorite and go-to breakfast stop. I also love the Tipsy Cone Ice Cream truck; please try their specials, they are amazing. These two trucks typically have the longest line, and it's easy to see why. We've also stopped at BRYAC for shrimp (not for me), and I was told they were delicious (I don't care for seafood). With all of the food options, it would be great if they had a few additional tables and chairs where people could sit and eat for a few minutes. There is usually only one or two tables people will fight for every few minutes. They bring in great music and kids have the opportunity to run around and enjoy. Parent's I would recommend bringing a few toys, like a football, beach ball, etc. for simple entertainment. Parking is a bit tricky, I never find a spot in the lot, but I have luck on the side streets most of the time. Tip, it can get buggy here, so be sure to spray yourself before you go, it will save you a good deal of bug bites!

In its 2nd season! Every Saturday through the summer…read more Vendors include: sport hill farm, aralia farm, Janes good food, K is for Cookie, Red Bee Just to list a few. Lecture series. Food tasting./demos. Family fun activities.

We had such a lovely day in the orchard! It wasn't too crowded, and the weather was just perfect…read more Note, no dogs allowed in the orchard. There was plenty of parking on both sides of the road, and there were no tickets or admission charges--you just wandered around the orchard. You could buy a bag for picking apples and pears, and they had a huge variety of apples. There was also a field filled with pumpkins of all shapes and sizes. They have a store with pies, jams, and all things apple. Prices in the store are moderate, but the quality and freshness is tops. It's a fantastic place for families, and it's a wonderful way to kick off the fall season!

I've been here a few times. It's a fun couple of hours for a fall afternoon. There is apple…read morepicking, pumpkin picking and the food store. There are baked goods and lots of drag items in the store. Plenty of free parking in multiple lots.

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.

Place was cute....farm smack dab in the middle of Quaker Farms National Historic Disctrict, which…read moremade it onto the National Register in 1991.... When heading north, it's located on the left side of the road... Not too many wares at this time of the year, although they do offer Yankee Paintball, Hayrides & Bonfires, Pumpkin Patch, Private Hunts, Honey, Maple Syrup & Eggs! I went for the honey.... Swords into Plowshares (my guess: Isaiah 2:4 ref) is the name of the small local honey outfit which leases their hive space land from them....a small jar is $6....we toasted up bread and spread this fresh stuff all over a small dab of melted butter... dash of cinnamon would have completed the masterpiece... Was informed that this is a super popular site among elementary school kids as a site for field trips; not hard to see why.

Place is very nice and tranquil. Great time all year round. Located in Oxford ct very easy to find…read moreand located in a very serene area