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.

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.

Great store with something for EVERYONE! A grocery store,…read moredeli, nursery, AND ice cream shop ALL-IN-ONE!

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.

I've been to this Farmers Market many times over the years. I don't know what happened to the…read morekettle corn vendor, but that was actually one of the main reasons I'd come. It's a really small Farmers Market and pretty much in about 10-15 minutes you've seen everything. Sometimes you have interesting vendors come out, and sometimes not so much. I personally like when Ground Up Flour is there, as well as when this young woman (I forget the name of the tent) selling baked goods is there. She usually has a wide variety including gluten free and vegan options available and at reasonable prices. My favorite thing from her tent is her lemon-blueberry loaf. I sometimes buy fresh produce, especially when they have things you don't normally see at the grocery store like Japanese Red Kuri pumpkin, and purple asparagus. I'll continue to support, just wish they had more vendors.

Was immediately seated, took 27 minutes for the waitress to come take our order and waited for…read morealmost for our food. When prompted for an update, was told that the cook was about to start making our meal (it was pancakes). While we waited we watch 2 other parties come in, get seated and served their meal. We decided to leave and instead of just bribing our bill for the coffee the waitress wanted to argue that the people we watch come in had been there when we arrived.

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.

Great local bakery, farmers market & ice cream shop. The baked products are amazing while their…read morebreakfast & lunch sandwiches are fairly priced and delicious. There's plenty of parking on site and frequently there are farm animals to visit before or after your meal or treat. Please help support a delicious local business.

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!

Great farm store - always new prepped foods to take home and baked goods. Real nice folks too, very…read morehumble and everything is pretty reasonably priced. Lots of local produce. There's a nice nature walk in the back too, and I loved the goats.

Niche little spot with delicious food and such friendly people love their products!!!read more

"When are you gonna come down? When are you going to land?…read moreI should have stayed on the farm I should have listened to my old man" (Elton John) Bielonko Farms is a cute modestly sized farmstand in scenic Suffield, CT -more or less halfway between Bradley Airport and the Massachusetts border. They sell gorgeous locally farmed produce like corn, tomatoes, squash, peppers, cucumbers and beans. Being close to Halloween, we saw scores of pumpkins of every size and description everywhere. Flowers were also well represented with overflowing flowerpots and baskets bursting with color in every direction. They feature two big signs that will catch your attention. One says, "Thanks to All Vets" and another says, "If You Can't Stop, Smile as you Go By". We were on a mission to pick up some cornstalks to decorate the light pole on the front lawn, and we did take home a nice bundle of stalks for $10. It was brimming with humongous ears of corn, which we detached and tossed into the woods, so as to discourage the bears from loitering by our front door. PRO TIP The website on their Yelp page is a broken link. Apparently, they have replaced their website with a Facebook page, which seems to be an increasingly popular trend among businesses.

While driving around with my husband and son we came across this gem. The young ladies there were…read morevery sweet and helpful. They had a wonderful selection of pumpkins, mums and veggies. My favorite were the sunflowers! We filled our trunk up, I will definitely be back next year for my fall decor.