A true farm on the black dirt of upstate New York. Incredible products and seasonal selections…read more Also beautiful flowers!

What a joy to arrive at this farm stand and be greeted by beautiful and aromatic, just-picked…read moreproduce, still warm from the sun. I live in California and routinely shop at farmers markets so I am no stranger to amazing produce. Pine Hill Farm definitely met and exceeded my expectations. Shout out to the wonderful manager who let my sister believe she was paying and used my card. Thank you also to her daughter who helped us load our loot. That bushel of corn disappeared in minutes.

Great views, lovely farm animals surrounding the farm, wonderful staff, good food. I frequently…read morecome here for breakfast or lunch or just for a fresh cup of coffee!

I love this farmer's market! It's small/medium size but it has great quality foods ! The farm fresh…read moreveggies are very reasonable & much better than what you get at a grocery store ! Great breads , Italian food , Jamaican food , polish food , honey , farm fresh meats , amazing goat cheese and more !

Love Ochs Orchard! They have wonderful fruit, great…read morestrawberry picking and a variety of fresh vegetables in their store! They also sell amazing breads and rolls from the Green Ribbon Bakery! Homemade ice cream and pies!

My lab wanted to go apple picking and we ended up choosing this orchard. I believe there were…read moreothers close to this one, but we went with Ochs because of the low admission fee ($5 per person) and petting zoo. It was an hour and a half drive from upper Manhattan. We went here on a random Wednesday afternoon so we basically had the orchard to ourselves. The first parking lot you see is for their store, you have to keep driving up for the u-pick orchard. There you check in to pay your admission fee, get your wristband, and get your apple picking bag(s). They give you a map where the ripe apples are highlighted for you. My favorite apples were the honeycrisp and snap dragons. They grow vegetables too but honestly we didn't explore the orchard that much (it was huge) so the only other thing I picked besides apples was a tomato, which I felt like was pretty difficult to find a good one. I handed out the apples to other friends and colleagues and they all liked them! There's something different about picking the apple straight off the tree than the apples you would normally just buy at a grocery store. It's a lot crispier when you pick them yourself! The store has apple cider doughnuts! Now being that I am a Californian where we don't have this apple picking culture, I was wondering what all the hype around apple cider doughnuts was about. NOW I GET IT they're so good! Unfortunately since we went on a weekday the doughnuts weren't fresh (they make them fresh on the weekends) so some of them were stale, but most were still good. It's honestly more of a cake than a doughnut, but so good! The doughnuts are self serve towards the back. The store also had a cat on the prowl haha We ended up not even having time to visit the petting zoo, but overall I think my colleagues had a good time here and I would recommend this orchard for anyone trying to have a no frills apple picking experience. I believe there was like a building restroom closer to the store and port o potties closer to the u-pick orchard.

Beautiful area and beautiful park for sure! You will enjoy the view and the park , the water is…read morevery nice. Make the trip yourself and see if you agree with me.

Cutest little garden center/grocery store/bakery/bar EVER! Nicest people working in the store...we…read moretried mulled wine and bought a plant! They also have cutesy garden decor and signs. If you want some local...anything- they've got it! I'll be back!!!

I visit this place almost weekly for my essentials: fresh eggs, milk, bread. To this I add items…read morefrom their large and delicious selection of great food products. The store is clean, well organized and stocked. Plus, lovely, knowledgeable staff. I love going here.

I discovered Hudson Milk at a local Farmer's Market last summer, and I'm so glad I did! They have…read morethe best products and service--nothing better than waking up in the morning to fresh, glass-bottled milk at your door (along with lots of other fabulous products). It's also great to know exactly WHERE your food is coming from. They work with small farmers and can honestly tell you about all of them! When I met them at the Farmer's Market they told me they were like a Farmer's Market on wheels, and they really are. They bring the farm right to your front door. Give them a try--you won't be disappointed at all. Our favorite products so far are the uncured bacon, the burratta, the Natalie's OJ, the meadow butter, the dam good English muffins, the steaks, and of course the MILK! Haven't tried everything yet, but we certainly plan too.

We discovered Sweetman's Farm during Covid when supplies ran low at our local supermarket. It's a…read morereal find. The meats are wonderful. There are eggs. Maple Syrup. Lovely plants and flowers in the Spring. Home grown vegetables. Highly recommended.

Customer service was fantastic product was incredible easy and easy out the best the food was…read moregreat, the ambience was eclectic.

We have been coming here for years to get the plain and chocolate milk, which is about as delicious…read moreas it was when we were children. However, Tuxedo Farmer's Market did NOT look to be following any social distancing rules when I last visited and we left without buying anything when we saw about 15 people crammed into the food area trying to form a line while others tried to shop around them. It's very unfortunate and while I recommend the glass bottle milk here (especially the chocolate if you want a treat), I would not recommend going here at the moment if you want to err on the safe side.

I want people to understand the type of people working here; therefore, I'm writing this review not…read morebased on the quality of the products they offer. I saw for myself a group of workers gather around a car and yell at the top of their lungs at a man who didn't live in a tuxedo and spoke little English, who simply got lost. Their location was at a public transportation parking lot, with no visible signs saying no entry. You would think that they would be used to a confused person every now and then. Common decency and consideration for others shouldn't be lost, especially when it comes to a farmers market that caters to the public. With their elderly age, they should have simply known better that at 8 in the morning there is a manner in which you speak to other people. It was a pathetic show of behavior to gather around a man's car and yell at him, and then proceed to yell louder when you see he's panicked. Especially to behave this way in front of people gathered at their train stop early in the morning who didn't deserve to overhear that.