Great fruit variety and the specialty deli makes great sandwiches. Can go in cooler to select many…read moretypes of apples (wear a coat).

Very homey and beautiful place! Everything is fresh and delicious and you can taste the quality of…read morethe food you buy. I got a spinach dip and it tastes like something my grandmother would make

Cannot say enough about an orchard with a view!…read more Did a fall foliage drive and decided to drive past the orchard. I always drive through in the winter for the beautiful sunrise over the mountains in the distance. Never seen it in the fall before and it was busy! Too be expected as my buddy owns Fern Valley Farm in Wilbraham so I already have my apples for the year. But, my girlfriend and I stopped for some cider and a cider donut at one of the stands off to the side in the parking lot. I had a cider lemonade which I enjoyed. Babe had a regular cider which was not to her liking as, in my opinion, coming from Michigan there is a lot of culture she's getting used to around here. I wouldn't put it past this being a fun trip for any family! Looks as if you get a tractor ride to some of the apples if you so choose to do that.

Love this place! Every year my family of 7 siblings and their families take an annual trip up the…read moreMohawk Trail and Apex is our first stop. Beautiful view over looking the valley. We take the tractor ride down to the orchard and pick bushel's to take home. Many different kinds of apples to pick. Cider donuts and cider are available in the little store. P.S. there is also a new cidery located directly across the street that has fantastic (6%) ciders.

Excellent choices of seasonal fruits. The services is excellent Ben the owner is a very nice man…read more Too bad, they have to post their political views.

Horrible experience. I bought apples and cider. The bag of macintosh apples I bought in October was…read morewoody and old, the apples were full of rotten brown spots under the peel. The apple cider had turned to vinegar. Clarkdale has a good reputation but I have to suspect they pulled out last year's leftovers to sell. It was extremely expensive and we got nothing edible for our money.

What a great find and perfect spot for our group to meet up before vacation in the Berkshires!…read moreGreat breakfast, sandwiches, baked goods, ice cream and everything you'd expect for a farm market! Amazing service, remembering our individual orders and delivering it to the table!

Very kind and high on service! Willing to accommodate the size we need. Can't wait to eat our…read moreturkey they farmed!

Purchased two quarts of strawberries at $9.00 per quart. More than half the berries were rotted…read more They place the rotted berries towards the bottom of the containers, put nice strawberries on top, then cover the containers with netting preventing the buyer from inspecting the berries. This place is also overpriced! Go somewhere else for you strawberry purchase!

If you like being treated rudely and paying high prices, this is a farm stand for you. I arrived a…read morefew minutes before 9 am, looking to buy some strawberries. The woman that I asked if I could purchase some strawberries, curtly said that they open at 9. So, I walked around for 10 minutes, every item is extremely overpriced. I thought it was ridiculous that she couldn't have sold me 2 quarts of strawberries when I am the only person there. With that, I got in my car and left. If that's how the treat paying customers, good luck staying open. Word of mouth is an amazing thing.

They have very fresh fish and shopping is great. We go every other week produce is to very fresh…read moreif you live in Vermont like we do it worth it.

Live lobsters. A large selection of options in every aisle. Incredible customer service. Place is…read moreold and a bit run down.

This was a very interesting business! Berkshire was exhibiting at the Sugarloaf Crafts Festival. At…read moretheir booth - they are selling Maple Syrup, Maple Syrup, and more Maple Syrup! One of the things that is different about their Maple Syrup is that it is not a blend. The gentlemen from Berkshire explained that the majority of Maple Syrup is blended from many different batches of sap. Berkshire crafts it's Maple Syrup much the same way that Single Malt Scotch is distilled - a single batch from a single crop. They have several varieties of syrup, from very light colored to very dark syrups. Each variety has a range of complex and yummy nuances. They explained how the temperature on a given day determines the color and consistency of the sap that is produced. They were offering samples of syrup to taste - I tried 3 of the 4 that were available for tasting - from very light to the darkest amber. The syrup was the best I've ever tasted! Rich, light, and buttery - it did not feel heavy like most Maple Syrups I've eaten. The syrups are available in a wide range of bottle sizes. I bought a 3 bottle gift pack to give a family member as a Christmas gift, and I bought a quart bottle of the darkest syrup for myself. They had two quart bottles left of the darkest syrup - I was going to purchase both bottles - but there was a lady there that wanted a large bottle of it too - so I decided to only buy one so she could get the other bottle. The other cool thing was they described to us some of their activities on the Farm to make them an environmentally friendly business. They let their customers know that they'd like to buy back the syrup bottles when they are empty so that they can be re-used. He also talked about some of the things they were doing to make them a carbon friendly farm from a Global Warming perspective. I was glad to hear that!

My wife bought me a bottle at one of the Sugarloaf Crafts Festivals stops. I thought, "Well,…read morethat's nice, but what can be so special about this? Maple syrup is so much better than 'pancake syrup,' but..." Well... if you appreciate the difference between a run of the mill blend of Scotch whisky and a nice single-malt, you will know what I mean. Try this!

It is a great place and the staff and volunteers are very nice. It has a wide range of food. The…read morevibe of the place is awesome. The bunny cuddles are so good I couldn't stop going back to them. It is a great place to go to with the family and it is suitable for all ages.

If you want fresh Vermont maple syrup, go straight to the source. The Franklin Farm is at the end…read moreof Weatherhead Hollow Rd in Guilford and is easy to find. They have a small gift shop attached to the barn with a padlock on the door. I knocked on the farmhouse and was advised that the padlock isn't locked, and that the shop is self service. I love Vermont. There is no debit or credit card machine, so be prepared with cash. I had just enough on hand. They sell various sized containers of this years maple syrup batch, as well as fresh eggs from their chickens. The honor system is in full effect, so act appropriately. I grew up down the road from here, so supporting a local farm is very important to me. I can't wait to share the tubs of maple syrup with friends and family. PS - it's less expensive to buy it here too, rather than going to the store, but the Guilford Store accepts debit and credit cards if you don't have cash and it's the same farm product.

The customer service at the deli/hot bar was terrible. I asked for some vinegar as a condiment for…read moremy sandwich and was told "no." And the guy walked off. This was for a completely dry sandwich that came with no mustard no mayonnaise no butter no dressing. Another time I asked for salt and was told "no." I tracked down the manager who said "of course you can have salt." He gave me some in a small plastic cup. Since then I noticed they have packets of salt on the counter. That's great. Hopefully, they'll add packets of vinegar and maybe some mustard and mayonnaise (or they could have bottles for in-store diners' use. They really they need to be trained on Customer Service and I see other people have complained about that too. It's a shame.

I love this market because they have a great deli and hot bar. Very friendly. But the prices are…read moreincredibly high so I never do my main shopping there.

Refused service to a disabled Navy veteran and his service dog. Extremely rude. Wish I would give…read morezero stars.

We visited Sprague & Son Sugarhouse on a recent trip to Southern Vermont and we can't wait to go…read moreback. We were driving home from a family gathering and the kids needed a snack. I saw the sign for ice cream so we pulled into the parking lot. The owner happened to be in the shop when we arrived and we got an impromptu Maple Syrup tasting of the highest quality. We learned about how different temperatures yield different results and what the different colored maple syrups look and taste like. We bought fresh eggs, baked goods, and last but definitely not least we ate some maple soft serve ice cream. It was delicious and I wish I could have some shipped home to Massachusetts. I hope to visit again during the sugaring season (usually March). Highly recommended!