This was our first experience with Beans & Greens (via Door Dash), and we are extremely pleased! We…read moreordered and received everything, and each item was delicious! My husband enjoyed his hot coffee, and we shared two sandwiches (so we could each taste both). We got the chicken panini, and the turkey maple on sourdough. Both were yummy! I especially thought the chicken was good because the meat was moist and thick. We also got desserts (because it was a family member's birthday and they love chocolate and pumpkin). And I never eat donuts but wanted to try the cider donuts. Yum! So light and delicious! I also got a bottle of the New Hampshire Squamscot root beer, and found it unique and refreshing. I would order it again, though I usually don't drink soda. This soda wasn't too bubbly, which is why I liked it.

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.

There's so much to choose from at Sunnycrest Farms in Londonderry…read more Whether you want to pick apples or a nice pumpkin. At the farm stand they have just about everything you can think of from pies, breads, cookies, and even "Fluff" filled Whoopie pies. It's definitely worth the trip wherever you are coming from. PLEASE don't forget to stop by and feed the goats. They're so sweet.

I stopped by Colbie's Cones at Sunnycrest Farm and ordered a kiddie Coffee Kahlúa Brownie with…read morejimmies. The flavor was delicious, and the staff was very friendly and welcoming. However, I was honestly surprised by how small the serving was. The kiddie size was essentially one unpacked scoop and cost $6.40, which felt expensive for the portion. If you're looking for better value, I'd recommend driving a few miles to Lix Ice Cream in Litchfield. Their kiddie size is closer to what many places would call a small, and the portions are much more generous for the price. Sunnycrest has a beautiful farm setting and great flavors, so it's still a nice place to visit, but I think the portion sizes could be a bit more generous for what you're paying.

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.

My lovely wife has been trying to cure our winter blues, and part of this cure is enjoying local…read moreevents. She came upon the fact that the Portland Farmers' Market moves indoors for the winter season and we made plans to visit this past Saturday. While the winter market is smaller than the summer market, it still managed to fill the gymnasium at the girl's academy. We came late in the day, and many vendors apologized for how picked over they were, but we still managed to fulfill a good portion of our shopping needs. I'd say the score of the day was the dilly beans I came across as we were about to leave. I'm sure I scared the poor fella as I quickly grabbed the jar and excitedly handed him the money. I'll probably have to make the 40 mile trip next Saturday in hopes of replenishing my pickled green bean dreams.

Cute local Farmer's Market that we walked to on Saturday on our way to visit the Old Port. We…read moreenjoyed seeing all the fresh flowers and produce and hand made items. There was a TON of fresh produce for sale and the variety and quality was stellar. They had knives being sharpened, fresh meats and florals, and some other various things available. After the food section there was a small craft area and a coffee food truck.

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!

We really enjoyed the apple cider and apple cider doughnuts here! Didn't explore the rest of the…read morefarm as it was a little chilly, but I could see that there were a ton of family-friendly activities, including hayrides, games, a corn maze, and pumpkin-patch photo opportunities. We tried one each of the available doughnuts: Plain, cinnamon sugar, and maple drizzle. All were fresh and warm and well worth the maybe 20-25 minute wait (and there was a guy singing/playing guitar for us, which was nice!). The dough was light and fluffy, rather than dense and cake-like, which was a positive for me. Our favorite was the maple drizzle, which wasn't overly sweet and added a nice subtle maple flavor. I also liked the cinnamon sugar, though it was quite sweet! The plain was good as it stripped away the accoutrements and allowed me to enjoy the crunch of the doughnut "crust".

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!

Best Ice Cream in New Hampshire! Unfortunately they don't stock all of their flavors in the Half…read moreGallon size! But they'll pack quarts for you! But quarts are more expensive! I wanted Coffee Oreo & Coffee Heath Bar! No luck!

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.