Plant guy is very knowledgeable & has help me repot plants from last year he's a gem…read more Produce vendor has great stuff very friendly very knowledgeable

As farmers markets go I would consider Seaford's to be smaller than others in the Long Island area…read moreI have visited. That's not to say there was a lack of typical goods one would expect to encounter. Dropping $80.00 in just a few moments was all too easy as the raw goat cheese appropriatly named RAWSTRUCK by Coach Farms located Pine Plains, NY. Aged a mere 60 days, once the taste of the grass fed milk touched my palate, it was all I could do to now buy everything in sight. Arlotta Food Studio from California sold oils & vinegars that tasted superior to many I have purchased prior. Costing $25. & $20 each the phrase "you get what you pay for" certainly comes into play. Mums and other seasonal flowers are well priced, the pickles didn't really do for me however I found the Italian breads to be the diamond in the rough of all the vendors. Take all of these food and flower choices, combined with great live music, Searfod Farmers Market is a must visit.

Pats Farms is a full independent fruit & veggie market. I visit them every week and look for…read morebargains along with whatever i need. YOu can get a healthy diet from Pats farms.

I purchased tomatoes to make jars Very disappointed with my purchase. The tomatoes were…read morerefrigerated, which they should never have been, as refrigeration changes their taste and texture. Many were overripe, damaged, and unusable for making sauce. To make matters worse, the customer service was horrible and my concerns were dismissed. I expected much better quality and service.

This is one of my favorite local stops for fresh fruit and veggies. They have a great selection of…read moretrays and bowls if you either prefer not to do the prep and/or are short on time. There are lots of ready-to-eat sides and meals as well, though you can shop for most anything to make great and tasty homemade dishes. The deli line can be long, however the staff is always courteous and prompt. The aisles are compact but well-organized and nicely-presented and the store is notably always very clean. Produce is especially good compared to most other grocery stores in the area. Some of my favorite pick-ups include the sliced fruit tray which consists of pineapple, cantaloupe, honeydew and watermelon, the mozzarella and grilled eggplant, garnished with basil and complete with an olive oil and balsamic dressing on the side, and the potato salad which is nice and chunky and not overly mayonnaise-y tasting. The meat section has a good diversity of burger types, chicken, steak and other meats and can be purchased at the counter or meat display. Additionally, I often find a well-priced special on cleaned shrimp at the seafood counter and make sure I get some fresh broccoli and garlic for a great stir-fry or pasta dish. The cheese selection is always plentiful as well, including many different types of Italian and other European cheeses. And I cannot forget to mention the olive bar, bakery section which includes some gluten/free items prepackaged in the refrigerated section as well as an aisle for gluten-free cookies, crackers and frozen gluten-free pastas (wild mushroom ravioli is my favorite pick of the frozen foods). Additionally, the general selection of marinades and other curated culinary accoutrements is impressive. I am usually there once or twice a week and it's a pleasant and easy shopping experience every time!

It pains me to write this review but enough is enough, ordered two hero's and wings for the Super…read moreBowl and I should of not given them a second and third chance but this time was something you couldn't even make up. I completely get that the weather was extremely cold but to pick up the hero's and them to be completely frozen to the point of me having to not only try and thaw them by placing them close to the heater (which only made them worse) but having to cut them because of the lazy employees that work there just can't finish doing a simple task I also had to throw out all the tomatoes because they were frozen solid and the lettuce started to brown. I'm not the only person who this happened to and when I went to return the boards I was hoping to see the manager but they only had young people working there and they didn't deserve my anger. This place has become a joke of a once proud establishment, they now even outsource there bread because they can't meet the demand. Stay away and go to other places because this place is a disaster!!

I needed a large amount of fresh produce and some groceries and meat and just happen to buy this…read morenewly reopened fresh market/grocery. Prices are fair, some good deals in certain areas but mostly relatively normal to high and others. And the most important thing to report is that the stock is highly unimpressive. Of particular disinterest, they have a buffet of hot food and some cold salad, which is really an appetizing. Highlight of the store is the lack of lines at the checkout and the extremely friendly young ladies and gentleman eager to help customers get out quickly.

Good local place for produce if you want a store you can quickly get in and out. I have always…read morebeen satisfied with their fruits and veggies. I agree the meat looks sketchy, but the cashiers are friendly. Not a bad place to shop.

This place is the best! I stopped by friendly Farms to see…read moreif they had any fresh pies. To my surprise they had plenty and so much more. The people were all really helpful and sweet. Its family owned and has fresh seasonal produce like corn from out east, tomatoes...etc. They also grow organic produce on the land and will pick it for you if it's ready like fresh basil and stuff. Christmas time they have the most amazing wreath designs and grave blankets. Spring and summer it's like a farmers market and then fall they turn the greenhouses in to a haunted house. A OK in my book, love to see business' like this one still around!

One of the last operational farms in Nassau County. A great little farm that is just so adorable…read more Everything they grow is organic. The also have a farm stand and receive deliveries from farms out east on the Island daily. Not the widest selection of fruits and veggies, but they go by what is in season. It really is a great place to bring kids or yourself if you want to feel connected to where your food comes from. My wife and I are here at least once a week.

what's up with all the ladies working there? so rude, never nice. I go there once a week at least,…read morefor years now and I can say, they are so rude.

Fruits and vegetables are great. Just like when i was younger , growing up in Brooklyn. Chicken…read morebreasts are great! Their bread............. THE BEST AROUND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Buy 3 loaves of semolina, one to munch on walking around and 2 to take home when youre done.

This place has truly delicious food. It is an assuming store/storefront where most thing are…read morealready packaged but holy moly did it exceed my already high expectations. A friend recommended it and despite her high praise, even she undersold it. You must get the hummus (I opted for the pine nut) and Turkish eggplant dip (a small container of each will run you $9-10 so it is not cheap but it is worth it). Each dip has the perfect thickness (not to watery or too thick) and was delicious. I heard good things about the bourekas and they had a new brisket boureka out so I bought a pack (10 or so in the package for $22, sold frozen). You heat them in the oven or toaster oven at 350 degrees for 20min. They were absolutely delicious, perfect texture (crunchy outside, soft inside) and the meat inside had so much flavor. For dessert we bought the baklava and pistachio mamoul. Everyone raved about the baklava and I really liked the pistacho mamoul as they were not too sweet (don't let the powdered sugar on the outside fool you). A very kind lady helped me find everything (though if you spend 5min walking around the store which is not that big, you can find everything yourself). Again, everything we bought was absolutely delicious and while it is not inexpensive, you get your money's worth. Absolutely worth checking out, I would be a regular here.

Grear variety of freshly made middle Eastern dishes. I have been a customer for many years and I…read morevisit this store frequently.

Nice little juice bar and healthy eatery. Now I've only had the health shots and wheat grass, but…read morethe food looks good. Owner is nice and owns a spot in Lindenhurst as well. Shop is nice and clean and also has some grocery shelves filled of dietary products.

LOVE Lindenhurst location & still recommend to friends & strangers alike. For years I have driven…read moreover 15 minutes on a regular basis for smoothies, juice, & food, with minimal dissatisfaction. WANTED to love this location 1 minute from my house, unfortunately it has not provided the same experience. Service is hit or miss, some staff has come from Lindenhurst but a lot are new & do not make consistent menu items. For the cost, being happy with the end product is expected. Have also had to wait an eternity for pre-ordered items. Similar & more consistent options available in the vicinity. Plenty of parking in the lot out front, additional parking in back. Entrance in back as well.

This place is huge! This place has every food item you can think of! I came here for the first time…read moremonths ago and tried the chicken noodle soup. I was absolutely in love! Since then I have returned back twice and no longer seem to find that soup. Which is unfortunate. I did try to branch out and try out the different items by the deli counter. They were good but I need more seasoning than what was given and I'm not talking about spicy lol overall service was great. I will try again to see if they bring the noodle soup & open to trying other items!

Today I made the mistake of purchasing $29.00 a pound of what was supposed to be Dry Day Boat…read morescallops. I am no Gordon Ramsey but I can tell when I have been duped. The scallops were small which should have been my first clue. I made sure the were dry and my Ramsey meter went off an it said these at best are thawed and not the Dry Boat I paid for . The scallops were spitting while being cooked and i knew they were crap. attached is a picture of this garbage . Along with this I bought the last slice of Icelandic Flounder I was told it was not frozen, I think they mean now that horrible fish was 24.00 a pound, my suggestion is avoid the fish at this place. As I was cleaning the stove from the mess these wet scallops made a song jumped into my head. Instead of Amore I have edited it to say no Amore for fish .