I had the difficult job of ordering a casket spray and an arrangement for my beloved sister last…read moreweek. I had a very clear idea of what I wanted. I sat with Shannah who understood my vision perfectly. She walked me through the flower bar where we picked each perfect flower choice. The arrangements were exactly what I was hoping for and they represented my sister beautifully.

I bought a Chicken Caesar Salad this afternoon and opened it to eat for dinner and the lettuce is…read moreterrible! I could not eat it! The price was $8.99. Not happy about this at all! Disappointed.

Tried to call for info about produce...they don't answer the phone (tried 3 times...someone picked…read moreup but wouldn't talk. On 4th try got a message saying their vmail box isn't set up). Weird way to encourage customers to visit. Felt Cold from a customer perspective. Wonder why they publish a business phone number? Only had a quick question...sad

Love coming to this place for some of my gardening needs. Picked up two beautiful hanging flower…read morepots for mother's day, a delicious cinnamon bread, and some fresh spring honey from a in town bee keeper. I'll add pictures of the flowers on mother's day but I will not hesitate to tease you with the cinnamon bread.

Amazing, amazing selection of Christmas trees. You cannot go anywhere else in western…read moreMassachusetts! The staff was incredibly supportive and the selection was top-notch not to mention the prices are amazing. Been to several other Christmas tree shops/farms, and the prices were insane. You cannot get your Christmas tree from anyone else. This is the place for your family! We needed a large tree and they delivered, they had the biggest selection of trees that I've ever seen.

Ray's is one of my favorite farm stands. Some of the best corn in the Pioneer Valley and I am a…read morecorn snob. If they have their own celery, grab it as it hard to tell you in a review how great it is, so much better than grocery store celery. And the heirloom tomatoes make the best BLTs so grab some of their lettuce when the heirlooms come in and make a great BLT. I go out of my way to shop here as the produce is so good.

I only recently discovered Johnny's. There was a big sale and a nice selection. Hanging baskets…read morewere half the price of Home Depot. I discovered Irish ivy - so beautiful. I'll go back again!

Johnny's has been one of my favorite produce markets for years now. In the spring, before local…read moreproduce is ready, they sell vegetable and decorative plants. They continue to carry flower plants and herbs into the summer and fall. In July they begin to carry absolutely beautiful flower bouquets that are fresh cut every day. Since they're fresh, they last so much longer than ones from the grocery store. And they have such an interesting variety of flowers in them. They have become a summer staple for us! They sell tomatoes that they grow themselves that are absolutely delicious. I always grab some extra cherry (or grape?) tomatoes to snack on while driving home. They sell other produce that they grow themselves or get from other local farms. There are signs up telling you what town and state each product is from. They carry milk and yogurt from a local dairy farm, Smyth's Trinity Farm (Enfield, CT). The chocolate milk is heavenly. They also started stocking fresh bread from Hartford Baking Company. Johnny's has been great during Covid. The store has the doors open and fans running, providing plenty of ventilation. They require masks and social distancing. The employees are always wearing masks (and wearing them properly, covering nose and mouth) which makes me feel comfortable bringing my 1 year old, who cannot wear a mask, in with me.

If you go in the side door the smell of asian food may overwhelm you. But don't let that…read morediscourage you!! The reason you are here on this planet and at this little farmers market is for the apple cider donuts. Don't trip. It's been your life's purpose to find these cake donuts that transform your from donut eater to donut aficionado. Now you finally have something to talk about a dinner parties. There's lots of parking in local produce. Oddly enough, they also have premade Middle Eastern and Asian food which is a nice find for this little small town.

My wife and I heard about some of their in store food service options so we decided to check them…read moreout for lunch. We chose burritos and were not disappointed. There were plenty of options to choose from and they are not skimpy on the portions. At about eight bucks, it is a huge amount and delicious. Their main business is a market. There is a wide variety of middle eastern and other products. Fresh produce and quality meats. We have stopped in to pick up some of these and they were great quality. Great place, hope to return again soon!

We love Connie and John! They are fantastic. We love supporting local produce. The pick your own is…read moregreat!

We needed some veggies to make dinner with and took a nice little ride out here. The vegetables…read morewere nice but they didn't have everything we needed. The prices were fair and both proprietors were on hand and very hospitable and talkative.

THIS GOTTA BE THE BEST HOTDOG I HAVE HAD OH MY GOSH. The BUN??? It's a buttery toast/bread that…read morejust melts in your mouth...SO GOOD. And if you get it the way I did...IT SLAPS!!! Special shoutout to Robbie who made my banger hotdogs, YOU THE BEST!!!! Don't get me started on the peach and mango green tea refresher bruh...this gotta be the drink of the summer. It's so refreshing and tasty??? Banger. Not only are their breakfast sandwiches (& ice cream) are also great but man, they truly have other hidden gems as well. Also!!! Everything is FRESH AND HOMEMADE. So you KNOW it's quality! And the amazing staff making these delicious foods deserve all of the praise!

Delicious ice cream, ice cream is really a 4 star. It's homemade and delicious. There's a big…read morevariety including vegan options, soft serve, etc. Only 3 stars for the fruit inside. There was barely anything available. A few ears of corn, a few apples, tomatoes, onions and plums. They didn't look fantastic. Not what you would expect of a fruit farm. The store has sandwiches, pies and coffee available that people say are excellent. I'll definitely return for the ice cream.

I went to this Farmers Market during the first Tuesday of the 2024 season and it was paaaacked. In…read morehindsight, that's to be expected it being sunny, 65F degrees outside, oh and spring break was in full swing. So this Farmers market is between OK and Good so I gave it the benefit of the doubt. I think if there were more vendors out here it would be great. Despite the fact that it's kinda small for a farmers market, I was surprised at the variety I saw. Macaroons, ice cream, coffee, produce, flowers, hungry ghost bread, candles, soaps, meats, eggs, hungry ghost bread, polish pastries, handmade jewelry, live music, hand spun wool yarn, did I mention hungry ghost bread? I repeated HGB because they had a line that wouldn't quit. They had 5 different kinds of breads available, plus a couple of cookies for sale. Their bread is the best, there honestly is nothing like it so try it out if they haven't sold out by the time you get there. They had a wheel you could spin for a chance to get discounted or free things and we won a $2 off coupon at the polish pastry tent. We got this savory donut thing (I totally forgot what it's called) filled with squash, potato, cabbage and cheese wow. It was really really good. Picked up some produce where they had a lot of heirloom varieties you definitely wouldn't find in a mass produced supermarket. I ended up getting some watermelon radishes, rainbow carrots, and these funky potatoes that are Ruby red when you cut them. They had some nice live music going as well. Would definitely come back to pick up some goodies.

Wedged in between Thorne's Market and the parking garage, there are a couple dozen stalls from all…read moremanner of area small farms and operations. The ones I particularly patronize are Red Fire Farm (this being, from both its size and the number of its patrons, the market's star) and Hungry Ghost Bread. They often do have live music, and while it's crowded, well ... I'm a veteran of the Haymarket Friday/Saturday pushcarts in Boston, so "crowded" is a matter of perspective. Yes, the prices are as high as one can expect for fresh farm produce and boutique operations, but it isn't as if one can't go to Big Y or Stop & Shop to find poorer quality at a cheaper price. As it happens, they do take SNAP, and while most people on SNAP can't afford to blow their wad on a $6 pint of grape tomatoes or a $7 loaf of bread, the market will double up to $10 a week, which makes these things quite affordable. Last week I left with a pint of tomatoes, a loaf of bread, and a bunch of very tart chives. Finestkind!