This is a new store, new owners I guess in a completely refurbished space. The vegetables are…read moreoutstanding. A great variety, with probably a Caribbean style, many varieties I've never heard of. The groceries are pretty standard, but with some fine interesting products that are new to me. We will be stopping here every time we are in Nanuet.

There r lot of Asia vegetables & ingredients here. We dont have to go far away to seek for these…read morematerials anymore

Cutest little market ever! I came here with my baby girl for a stroll in the morning and it was…read morejust what I needed. I would come early as it tends to get packed by the hour and they are limited in what they have. The sellers are nice and very to the point. It's by a nice big park... very serene and quiet. I purchased a lemon poppyseed pound cake that I dream about all the time. It was fantastic. I also purchased creamed honey, apple cider donuts and sticky pecan buns! So yummy! 10/10

The best place to come and get fresh fruits and vegetables the people are lovely and this is just…read morewhat the community needs

YIIPPEEEE! Those…read morewhite farm tents make me happy as soon as I glimpse them from a few blocks down. Several farm stands by the Hunt's Point train station provide much needed fresh produce for the locals. There are usually 2/3 farm stands teeming with vegetables and fruit, albeit, the produce is geared towards the clientele:collards,tomatillos,peppers...you get the picture. You'll be hard pressed to find some organic mixed salads,or some fresh honey or any kind of dairy or baked goods but they need to bring that which will sell since they are lugging it all the way uptown. Whatev. It's all good. Options and the ability to buy it fresh is what is important. There are always people shopping when I go and I am not surprised. Plus,it reminds me of shopping at the mercados with my grandma. Funny, It doesn't feel like that when I do the Union Square Market. Hmmm. They are there Wednesdays and Saturdays all day until October.

This is a small but very complete local farmers' market that meets every Sunday on the grounds of…read moreChurch of the Mediator one block away from the 231st station on the 1 train. A must visit market for your fruits and veggies. The farmers' that come here are small family-owned farms from NY & NJ! Everything they carry is fresh, local, and organic with no pesticides or spray. And as if all of the above PLUS having a farmers' market up here in the Bronx isn't amazing enough their prices are ridiculous!!! They are often the same if not cheaper than the regular stuff we find in our supermarkets. Really, I find this to be pretty incredible because organic food is usually so much more expensive, but not here. I went there today and picked up apples, plums, peaches, kale, red basil (smells AMAZING), eggplant, zucchini, cucumbers, tomato, beets and organic corn (I stressed organic because what we find in stores is mostly genetically modified corn) - my total was under $25. The market often has cooking demos and you can always find literature on food education, recipes, seasonality, recycling, etc. and the beautiful ladies that organize this truly do an amazing job and are very passionate about everything the market stands for. If are a local make an effort to stop by you will not be disappointed. Go support!!!

This is a Farmers Market tucked in the front yard of a church in Kingsbridge, a quick walking…read moredistance from the 231 1 St. subway stop. I went to the farmers market this week up in Kingsbridge since I missed the Saturday one in Inwood. When I arrived to the market I was...surprised. There's only one stand! When I think of a farmers market I imagine 10+ vendors selling a variety of locally sourced goods. The stand that was there only has fruits and veggies. I didn't think to ask at the time if there are more vendors during the spring/summer season. The individuals that were running this particular stand were warm and welcoming! At the market I picked up zucchini, squash, and a mini-bucket of brussel sprouts. My favorite part of this market was its affordability - those three items for $5.75?! Sign. Me. UP! The veggies were fresh and great in my dinner Sunday evening. At the end of the day I did have to run to Aldi to pick up items I was hoping to purchase at this market. But it won't stop me from coming back since the prices can't be beat, and I hope they can feature more vendors in the future!

We usually stay in Jersey to peach pick, but the cold snap in April left our usual spot with only a…read morefew trees for picking. So we decided to try a new place; Dr. Davies. We went early to beat the heat, and the crowds. Easy to find, plenty of parking, friendly staff and a golf cart to take you up to the orchard. We managed to fill our bags with large, ripe fruit in about 20 minutes. When we got back, we did some browsing in their little farm stand. Bought some salsa , and plan to return in the fall. Out back, there is a bar, food trucks, tables and chairs. A band was setting up for a noon start. You can definitely make a nice day at this place. $40.00 for 2 bags , that held about 16 pounds of fresh juicy peaches. {BTW- The jam came out great}

Just in time for fall, we spent last weekend doing all the fall things! Came to Dr Davies Farm with…read morefriends to do some apple picking and just be outside. I grew up 10mins from Dr Davies and had never been so it was about time! Dr Davies opens at 10am for apple picking - we got there around 11:30am so we had to park in the field across the road but they have many parking attendants/crossing guards around to help guide you. Our group was 4 adults, a dog and a baby so we did the group admission rate for the orchard which was $62 for a half bushel. Otherwise, it would've costed $17 per person for a half peck bag. We decided it was better to do the group rate and it was more than enough apples for all of us! (Oh yes, forgot to mention that unlike many other orchards, you can bring your dog!) The staff is here is very very helpful. Once you buy your bag for the orchard, they give you direct you where to go. There's plenty of staff along the way from the entrance to the back of the orchard where we went. There will always be someone there to guide you in the right direction! I've been to other places and they just let you go without any direction so this was nice. Once we arrived at the section that was open for picking, we were apple to choose from a number of apple trees - macs, macoun, gala, and golden delicious (not many of these ). Golden delicious were pretty high up on the tree - you could purchase a pole picker for an additional fee. I think it was $5. After Apple picking, we went back to the front to the little market and bought some maple candies and apple cider donuts. I'm not usually a fan of apple cider donuts but these were SOOO good. All in all, it was a fun day - I definitely recommend coming here! Next time I'll take more pics to share.

The staff is wonderful and welcoming. The selection in both the salad bar and cooked food is…read moreamazing and tasty. There are always new discoveries within the international foods available. I'm so glad it's here in Nyack - we're so lucky to have this store so close by. Cakes and pastries are delicious and the cheese section is fabulous.

Very nice market with lots of organic options, very open and old world feeing. Place was well…read moreorganized and staff very friendly.

We love Secor Farms, it's such a fun place to visit. During the fall, they have pumpkin picking and…read morehay rides. I'm excited to bring my son here for his first pumpkin picking experience in a few months! Year round, they have the best apple cider donuts. The cinnamon sugar is our favorite but all of the flavors are fresh and delicious. It's worth the trip just to try them, trust me!

When one thinks of the words 'rural' and 'farmland,' these are not terms one hears a lot in Bergen…read moreCounty, NJ, one of the most heavily populated counties to surround New York City. Yet the county has a rich history in farming and agriculture from the late 1600s up into the 1970s. The small farms in north Jersey do more than just provide fruits and vegetables for our tables. They are open-air classrooms to our agricultural past, places to buy fresh produce and baked goods to support local family farm stores, and places for interesting special events and outings for families. Being the first Saturday after Labor Day, my partner and I got a head start on the apple cider donuts made fresh daily, just oozing with apple cidery goodness and never hot. Since 1973, located on Airmont Avenue in Mahwah, Secor Farms is a reminder of Bergen County's rural past and one of the last farms left in the area, passed down through three generations. Upon arrival in the afternoon, parking was not an issue with only a handful of vehicles. However, the farm comes alive starting Sept 15 with a corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin picking, and a petting zoo where reservations are required, with all sorts of activities. Their outside garden centers had pumpkins, gourds, fall decorations, and mums for purchase. We went inside their marketplace full of produce and managed to get a bag of mixed apple cider donuts and a quart of apple cider. These baked donuts have the sweet tartness of apple cider with a coating of cinnamon sugar or powdered sugar. They were soft, moist, tender, and tastefully delicious. The price was reasonable. The staff was friendly. We can recommend this place.

Excellent Greenmarket. Lots of vendors. Turkey Farm, Apple Orchards, Baked goods. My daughter found…read morethis market when she searched for a compost drop off. The compost drop off booth is here on Friday Morning. I'm so glad she turned me on to this market. It's definitely worth a trip across town. Also it has much more to offer than the Greenmarkets in my neighborhood.

Hit up this greenmarket around the corner from Whole Foods on Fridays between 8 & 1/2. Much of the…read moresame vendors as the 116 & Broadway Columbia Greenmarket, it boasts significantly more room, live music (if you could call it that), and closer proximity to CP. Some of the vendors just seemed unhappy to be there, maybe since it was beautiful out and they refuse to dismantle their sun-blocking overhead E-Z Ups. Some Similar Vendors As Broadway 20 Blcks Up..near Whole Foods But Plenty More Room To Roam And Spread Out Stations..more Relaxed..destination For Better Or Worse..live Tunes..