Stopped here after a delicious as usual brunch at The Barn. Cute farm stand with produce, flowers…read moreetc. Family owned and run. They built a beautiful new building which they are moving into next season. Come check this place out and support farmers.

Stopped here just to look at the farm stand. All the flowers and the produce were gorgeous and…read morelooked great. They have some food there too. Cute place!

Way overpriced produce nothing like taking advantage of the the consumer 5.99 a pound for native…read moretomatoes never again

I absolutely LOVE this place! Farmers' Markets are great, but this is open all day, every day…read morethroughout the growing season. The produce is so fresh, and there is a wonderful variety to inspire creativity in the kitchen. It's not "certified organic", but they do not use any synthetic pesticides, and I feel absolutely confident that what I buy there is the best there is.

Purchased farm fresh eggs and bags of compost. Easy transaction - the eggs were great and the…read morecompost looks good and is in my garden.

Stopped by the morning they opened for the 2016 season. I was searching for the local peaches…read more.. they had just what I was looking for, free stones. ..... juicy and perfectly ripened. They has some early apples and native blueberries.. make a day of visiting Westport, visit the Westport Vinyard and Noquochoke Farm/orchard.

In search of fall plants and decor we once again found ourselves at Decastro & Sons. This year we…read moredidn't even bother shopping around because we knew they would have exactly what we wanted and sell it at a fair price. This trip we picked up an ornamental pepper plant, two mums, and some corn stalks. Their selection is amazing, not to mention some of the largest mums I have ever seen! They also sell fresh produce of all types, corn, tomatoes, pumpkins, squash. You name it and they probably have it!

Love it here! This place is always my go to for fall decor! They have the best Mums, Cornstalks,…read moreBails of hay, Pumpkins of all sizes and colors, gourds and so much more! The staff is always very friendly and I have never had a bad experience here yet!!!

When I went to the apple orchard, an employee named Tobias Stapleton provided excellent customer…read moreservice. He is a diligent employee and excellent I will definitely be coming back.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. We brought my dog, a friendly and gentle golden doodle,…read morewith us and waited in the parking lot to make sure dogs were allowed before entering the apple picking area. Although there were dogs inside, we were told by employees to put our dog back in the car as they stated there was a free roaming farm dog on the premise. There were no signs in the parking lot stating that dogs were not allowed nor was there a sign stating there was a dog free on the premise. As we were a couple feet away from my car to put my dog back inside, a vicious and unleashed German Shepard dog charged at my dog and me and began attacking her. The dog did not respond to the employees calling its name. Thankfully I protected my dog and she was not seriously injured as far as I can tell. I had to shield my dog from the German Shepard that continuously tried to get at her. I am seriously disheartened and upset with how this manner was handled. Small children and their families come to this orchard. This German Shepard should have at the very least been leashed to protect the visitors. I write this review to caution others with small children, friendly dogs, and even services dogs as this is not a safe or welcoming environment.

In efforts to be healthier this year and support our local farmers, we decided to do a farm share…read more Zephyr was one of the only vendors we could find in the Providence area. HOW IT WORKS: A seasonal host in the west end opens their yard every Tuesday from 4:00 - 6:00 for pick up. You pay a lump sum in two installments and receive the same number (or weight) of items weekly as everyone doing the share. WHAT IT COST$: For roughly $30 a week, our basket tote was filled with lettuce, tomatoes, bell peppers, squashes, zucchini, garlic scapes, and other veggies. We added an egg share for an additional $5 a week - convenient. Comes out to about $600 for the season. QUALITY: Everything is fresh but needs to be eaten that week. QUANTITY: I say it's enough produce for 2.5 people eating salad and multiple vegetable sides nightly for dinner. If you're not veggie heavy, you could stretch this to a family of four. VALUE: Not only did we save massive amounts on grocery shopping, but we needed to go to the store far less often AND we really saved because we were eating out much less in efforts to consume all of our produce. VARIETY: food type was lacking (when I compared notes with my sister in law's Boston share) and you'll have to get crafty with garlic scapes as you'll receive at least 20 for the first few weeks of the season. We made a lot of pesto. TIP FOR SHARING: If you're going in with another couple, they recommend you alternate weeks for pick up and keep everything you receive during your week. After all a head of lettuce is a difficult thing to split.

This review is for the produce stand at the Hope Street Farmer's Market. I have get to make it to…read morethe actual farm, but I sure do love their goods! Fresh, beautiful, flavorful and reasonable, I load up on veggies from this stand every Saturday morning. Plump green zebra tomatoes, crisp lettuce, meaty eggplant and delicate miniature squash -- the list goes on and on and everything is top-quality. There are many produce-growers int he area, but I consistently return to Zephyr simply because I've never been disappointed in the quality, and am always impressed by the friendly people who staff their tent. A favorite? Their succulent husk cherry tomatoes. If you'v never tried these guys, do yourself a favor and get them while and when you can. Their like little drops of sunshiney sweetness that explode in your mouth. Who knew produce could be such a treat?!