I love this place... great vibe.. wonderful local owners... worth the premium pricing... at least…read moreto me...

What an absolutely delightful place!…read more Ambiance: Adorable. Farm store is well-stocked with fresh veggies and tons of tasty treats and tchotchkes. The outdoor areas have some seating right against the store and tons more in the beer garden area. Greenhouses. A whole kid play area with toys, sandboxes, swings. And live farm animals to visit and observe (cow, goats, geese, etc.) Super cute, lots to see, and fabulous for families. Service: Friendly and warm. Pretty sure it was the owner who took our orders in the cafe window. He was so sweet and struck up a conversation with us about whether we were visiting, local, etc. He noticed our baby and told us about their family nights with campfires and live music and kid games. The woman at checkout was also super nice when I bought a few store items. Food: GUYS. Simple but sooooo fresh and wonderful. We all loved it, even my picky MIL. We got coffee and breakfast sandwiches / wraps. It was a bit of a wait but we were happy to sit outside and chat and even happier when the food turned out to be so yummy. The bagels were soft inside but crispy outside (they grill them, not just toast. But not greasy!!) Eggs are local. Veggies are fresh. All made with care.

Despite having been back in the granite state for over 3 years now, I hadn't exactly gotten around…read moreto visiting an actual "farm-to-fork" local grocery store until now. Primarily due to the fact that I normally pick up fresh eggs from my bestie in Derry, I ended up searching for a contingency plan in the event she was already sold out on her end. Such was the case today. First, a caveat: if you're happening by this store southbound, the parking lot entrance will be the second turn on the right just past the store itself. It can be a little confusing due to the second logo sign on the side of the warehouse building which, to newcomers, may appear to be an entrance point. I have no idea if and what they keep back there (probably just extended storage), but from what I could ascertain, the main store is the smaller building in the center of it all. Naturally, the interior is (like I said) small and pretty unassuming, if I'm being entirely accurate. What you see is what you get and this is a good thing. Because everything looked pretty fresh and tasty to me. I possess neither the space nor memory to recall every last item they have here. But in addition to extra large fresh eggs, they also feature baked goods (to include my all time favorite - FUDGE!!) and real maple syrup. That's right! None of that synthetic, overly sugary crap for us true New Englanders. This, and other grocery stores like it, are the places we go when we want true, authentic maple syrup. So anyways, I was here for the eggs. Now, I may be writing this review prematurely since I haven't exactly tasted the eggs yet. But from what I can tell, this place is legit. They even have Apple and Google pay, which actually surprised me. The Yelp page didn't list this as a viable option at the time of writing this review. I will certainly be submitting an update recommendation to the powers that be. The staff were quite friendly and approachable. Didn't really stay long to chat or anything though. Those were just my first impressions. The location is tucked away, but easy to get to. It also appears they have quite the local following. So, I definitely will return. At some point, I'd really like to get my hands on that peanut butter fudge and genuine maple syrup. Can't really recommend this place any harder for picking up fresh produce and treats. Sunnycrest Farms is worthy of 5 extra large farm fresh eggs served any style out of 5.

Been here a few times for their excellent ice cream, but tonight was the first time I've tried…read moretheir corn... best corn on the cob that I've ever had. So flavorful, and the corn was falling right off the cob.

Amazing find, family operated farm with great veggies and amazing meat selection! Beautiful…read morerestored farm house and the barns around take you back in time.

We love Top of the Hill. Even though we found their prices to be a little expensive the quality is…read moresuperior as is the service.

Best produce around! Fresh and affordable prices. Today was self serve. Ideal but hopefully all…read morethat come are honest. Truly a great find for our area! Thanks

At first glance- what is this place? It's a lovely small vegetable stand tucked in off of the…read morestreet. Lots of fresh vegetables and fruit and very reasonable prices. Blueberries, peaches and farm cookies in particular looked great on this day. Limited selection of bread. The best part- the place has some funny stuff- which is worth the stop alone. See the outhouse.

Very very cute spot. Lots of vendors, some even had free food to try. The actual park is beautiful…read more There is even a splash pad and bathrooms. Parking is free in the park, but limited. Would go back again when we are in the area.

I adore the farmers market in Portland because it's more than just shopping for food, it's an…read moreexperience. I went on a Wednesday and there wasn't a ton of people which was nice and made browsing really enjoyable. They also have live music and it's great for kids because there's a little splash pad next to the farmers market in Deering Oaks.

This is a lovely nursery with a shop that sells food -- cheese, veggies, prepared dinners (…read morefrozen), - all kinds of things. Healthy looking plants, six packs of flowers, and in the fall they have wonderful gourds and pumpkins. I'm sure the locals are all well aware of this place but even if you are just passing through the area it's worth a stop. You can pet a baby goat too!

A great, local farm that we love to support. The best cinnamon sugar & sugar donuts in the area!!…read moreGreat vibes to walk around and peruse their selections. They have everything you'd imagine from meats to jams to vegetables. It is a bit pricey like everything else these days, but feels great to support hard working locals!

Venders are helpful and friendly. It's fun to just walk…read morearound and see what everyone has, from food to crafts.

The farmers market is a wonderful place to do some local sustainable grocery shopping. Farmers and…read morelocal artisans come to sell their goods every weekend. Grab some beautiful jewelry or your produce for the week. Be sure to check out the maple stand for some local syrup and even maple flavored cotton candy! I love the Portsmouth Farmer's Market for how small it is and knowing where your food comes from!

Just got back from a short hop to Richardson's. My wife had a butter-pecan cone, and I had a flight…read more(4 little scoops) of coffee espresso bean, grapenut, chocolate, and strawberry rhubarb. They were all delicious! Rich, but not overly sweet. It's a good thing they're not any closer or we'd be there every day! Everyone working there was very nice and the prices are reasonable! We'll be back!

Friendly service in a nice farm setting with homemade ice cream. There is a pavilion in front of…read morethe ordering window with picnic tables underneath. There are a variety of ice cream options to choose from and three of the four in my group chose to get flights. I love when places offer flights of things! This flight was four 2oz souffle cups placed in a nice wooden board with a handle; easy for carrying. It also came with the reasonable price tag of $6. The girl working got herself a little confused scooping the flavors on the three different flights so they didn't come out quite right. Also, we were given no directive as to which flavors were which. Both of the aforementioned could be remedied with a simple, small piece of paper with 1 - 4 listing each flavor left to right. This did make the ice cream tasting more interesting trying to figure out exactly what we got. We think one of the flavors wasn't one any of us ordered. I seemed to get all the correct flavors. I tried the blubarb (strawberry rhubarb), checkerberry (wintergreen), Jamaican nutmeg and shakin' bacon. Three of the four flavors I have never seen elsewhere and I've tried a LOT of ice cream places. All of the flavors were decently creamy and tasted good with my top two being the Jamaican nutmeg and checkerberry. The checkerberry was nice and refreshing and would be great as a palate cleanser in between courses. The Jamaican nutmeg had a good amount of real nutmeg flavor and reminded me of winter time. Everyone else in my group enjoyed most of their flavors... There were two, which we're not sure which ones they were, that they were on the fence about. But, as they say, different strokes for different folks. If you're an ice cream lover, an adventurous eater or just looking for a sweet, cool treat, get yourself to Richardson Farm in Boscawen for their homemade ice cream!

Nice people. We showed up right before the skies opened up and it began to pour. The people were…read moreattentive as they could tell we didn't know anything and weren't from the area so they gave us the run down and let us go out and get soaked. Was really hoping to get some apple cider but then we're making it, so we picked some apples, bought a pumpkin, apples, and syrup, and headed out to dry off. Would have liked to try this dry, and with more stuff in their selling barn area but - can't win them all.

Hackleboro Orchards is THE place to go in northern NH for pick-your-own apples and all sorts of…read morefresh produce. Easy accessibility from exit 18 off of 93 and ample free parking makes getting here and getting your wares out simple and part of the fun. The drive up to Canterbury and through the town is absolutely gorgeous, and traffic levels stay relatively low. Hackleboro boasts acres of apple trees of many different varieties -- McIntosh, Cortland, Red and Gold Delicious, Puritan, Empire, and Northern Spy (call for availability). Long-handled pickers are provided, and the management requests that patrons refrain from climbing trees. They also have pick-your-own blueberries, peaches, strawberries, and other fruit (when in season), as well as a farm stand with freshly-made apple pies, apple cobblers, home-made cider, honey, maple syrup and candies, flowers, cookbooks, pumpkins, and lots more. Everything looks and tastes wonderful, and I make a special trip up whenever I can during the fall because of the sheer quality as well as my belief that it's important to support local farmers and family-run businesses. I know the family that runs the orchard, and they give the utmost care to the trees and animals under their watch. Speaking of the animals, there's a goat pen and some rabbits, as well as a horse, some chickens, and a number of farm cats and dogs. The farm is extremely family-friendly and bringing children and (leashed!) pets is encouraged. There are even free tractor rides on weekends! There is also an observation deck at the front of the orchard -- it boasts vistas of the mountains superior to anything else I've seen in the area. Treat yourself to a trip to Hackleboro Orchards. (There's a farm stand in Boscawen, too, and the farm attends various fairs each year, including the largely popular Deerfield Fair.) You will not be disappointed -- the quality of the products, the care of the people in charge, and the overall air and feel of the place is unparalleled. Hackleboro isn't just a business -- it's a family, and when you visit, you're a part of it too.

We went back for the haunted hay ride and it was great!! They got quite a few jump scares out of…read moreus! Again, I can't speak highly enough about the owners, they're so great!!

This farm is great. Their location is a good place to shop, but they are also at the Rochester…read moreFarmers Market on Tuesdays. Recently got tomatoes from here. They were absolutely delicious. I look forward to getting more next week. Their meat is fresh and tastes great. Always a good selection and I love that it is local. Can't recommend this place enough.