Terrific selection of Vermont farm products. Their organic ice cream is outstanding with both…read moretraditional and delicious new flavors like blueberry lavender. Lovely setting. Self serve but the locals are really nice. Take your visitors. They'll love it.

Super cute farm store. We drove out here after trying their ice cream at a co-op and deciding that…read morewe just need to come here for more ice cream flavors. It's an self serve farm store on an honor system. There was no one else here when we got here, so definitely safe on the social distance front. (Hand sanitizer is provided, and we kept our masks on as per requested by the sign on the door) They have quite a variety of items, farm fresh vegetables, eggs, meats, pantry items like maple syrup granola and jams and hot sauce, and of course, what we are really here for, a variety of local milk, raw milk, cream, and ice cream. We got two of the mint chocolate chips ice cream, one black currant swirl, and one lavender blueberry. I cannot wait to try the lavender blueberry, welcome back and update all that goes! A little out-of-the-way but my goodness was the drive incredibly beautiful and totally worth it. So with the ice cream. The mint chocolate chip is to die for, and I can't wait to try their other flavors as well.

Walked in on a November Sunday afternoon when they had just finished selling their maple creemees…read morefor the season, but the owner so generously offered us a frozen one left, with the maple sugar "dust" sprinkled on top. So pure, subtle, and delicious, we nearly finished a cup in minutes. 5 stars!!!

Lovely farm with lots of choices of maple goods. Their…read moremaple creemees are so good. The extra toppings are FREE. I got the coffee dust and goes great with the maple creemees. Ladies there are so nice to offer us samples. Prices are very decent compare with other tourist places. If you are around the area, I highly recommend this farm.

Amazing produce and a great farmer! Recommend highly getting your eggs and bacon here!!read more

Stopped by today to pick a few tomatoes. Also grabbed some garlic that looked like it was fresh out…read moreof the ground. Chatted with Boris, who was very friendly. Waiting a few days for the tomatoes to ripen-- hoping and expecting that they will be delicious. Very nice man. Also has kale, basil, and other greens. Highly recommended. Nice to take your kids here, too, so they can learn about where their produce comes from. I, personally, had never seen garlic bulbs still attached to the stalk. Pretty cool.

This charming market offers a carefully curated selection of quality products. While some items are…read moreon the higher end in price, others are quite reasonable, making it a nice find. The space has a welcoming atmosphere, and the staff is both knowledgeable and enthusiastic, adding to the overall positive experience. However, I still wish there were better solutions for some local shopping needs--(like a nearby pharmacy or more level 3 EV charging stations for the many EV owners in the area). I'm curious about why Woodstock seems to lack fresh, locally baked bread. It feels like a wonderful opportunity for someone to supply shops and locals with it.

I was blown away by this farmers market! They have everything imaginable, Vermont style. Not only…read moredo they sell local Vermont vendor specialties, but they have freshly made baked goods, hot food, soup, salads and premade meals to pick up. The list is endless, from alcohol, to chocolate, fruit and flowers. You can pick up everything you need in this one store! Even a barista onsite to make any kind of hot or cold drink you can think of. So glad that we stopped here on our way home, because this truly is a one stop shop for all your grocery needs!

My family and I have been coming here for well over 2 decades. Honestly - if I can go here for any…read morefresh vegetables, flowers, fruits, or whatever else - I hands down will, no questions asked. This place is great, beautiful and worth a visit even if you leave with just one flower or one giant tomato. And it is such a beautiful environment, too!

The Crossroad Farm is a wonderfully impressive Vermont roadside farm stand located in the Upper…read moreValley. It's a locally owned family run farm in Post Mills, Vt. less than a half mile from Lake Fairlee. It offers a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, herbs and flowers from its impressive, timber-framed building along with Red Hen Artisan breads, MapleBrook Farm Mozzarella along with locally produced meats, yogurt, and cheeses. My choices were huge, mouthwatering beefsteak tomatoes, mixed pint of cherry tomato varieties, locally made goat cheese. Their fresh corn didn't require any soaking before roasting on my charcoal grill. It was absolutely the best ear of corn eaten in years. Their spacious 60 acre farm is dotted with beautiful flower gardens and rows of bright sunflowers in many shapes and sizes. It truly is a Vermont Farm experience.

Barden Farm has a brick and mortar farm market right in downtown New Hartford. There is a parking…read morearea with street parking as well. The building looked historic and the farm market was a delight. They had flowers, fresh produce, various goodies, and even an ice cream shop in the back. The people working there were friendly also. I love that small town vibe. On this visit, I purchased tomatoes, onion, lemon cucumbers (yes, that is a thing and it's delicious), and whoopie pies. The ice cream was good too, I had the banana pie. They also had candy for sale. There were a couple of tables you can enjoy your ice cream at. Overall, another awesome farm market that is affordable and has high quality products.

Best produce anywhere! The veggies and fruits are beautiful and delicious and all grown locally…read more The bedding plants and flowers are great as well - the Killdeer perennials I've planted always look gorgeous and are much healthier than plants from other nurseries. The carrots are especially awesome, but they also have perfect tomatoes, the best corn ever, great arugula, mixed greens etc. Strawberries and blueberries are amazing as well. They also have cheeses, milk, local meats, baked goods - if I lived in the upper valley I would do almost all my grocery shopping at Killdeer. No need to shop elsewhere!

Update: Killdeer has raised prices significantly since my review. So I mostly shop elsewhere now…read more Killdeer is still good for the occasional purchase -- but has priced itself out of the "everyday essentials" category, and into the "luxury novelty" and "tourist trap" categories. So, a half star off for mediocre value. Another half star off for business practices, based on Killdeer's sanctimonious statements trying to justify their policy of importing foreign workers from poor countries to do their farm labor, instead of hiring local workers. Come on guys, you import foreign laborers for one reason: to maximize corporate profit. There is no difference between what you do, and what mid-western meat-packing plants do. And that's okay -- I feel Killdeer is entitled to hire whoever they want, as long as it's legal. But I resent the Karl Rove-ian style "Clear Skies" doublespeak spin.

Cute little farmers market in the little town center. We found the information on the town…read morewebsite. We are staying at a resort about 10mins out of town and have a full kitchen, so our goal was to get things to make for dinner. We found a local meat provayor and some local baked breads and deserts. There was. Family bluegrass band playing on the bandstand. Plenty of nice locals greater us and were extremely friendly. It was a great place to spend and hour or so just enjoying the nice Vermont day and relaxing.