I have been buying pies here for over 20 years. Always stop on my way to our family's vacation home…read moreand buy 2-3 pies. I hate to write this review, but I'm so disappointed. The pie is no longer the same. The crust is not flaky, fresh and flavorful The filling is not fresh. I look forward to this pie every year and am so sad after taking the first bite.

I know it's spring when I see La Corte Farm Stand open for the season. I have found that the…read morevegetables and the fruit are TOP NOTCH, always excelling the supermarkets in QUALITY AND TASTE. Their strawberries, string beans, Delicata squash, tomatoes and corn on the cob are my favorites The plant assortment is varied and huge. I love the welcome these gorgeous plant provide as I enter the stand. La Corte Farm Stand make the absolutely BEST PIES. The crust is the best I ever tasted. I also shop for their loaf cakes, cookies and crumb cakes. They sell boutique ice cream and a creamy mozzarella cheese. Yes, I'm hooked. Thank you, La Corte!

Reading the previous statements I wish I had the experience, but unfortunately that was my…read moreexperience today. It felt really unfriendly today. The young cashier is friendly as usual, but I felt as if myself and accompanied party wasn't welcomed by the owners that sat quietly in the back of the store. Our money is good, but our presence was unwelcomed. Sad to conclude this was our last time going to this place. I'll spend my money where i'm welcome.

Small, sure, but it's packed with all sorts of fun. At least 8 varieties of apples from around NY…read morestate, gourds, pumpkins, plants, leafy produce, potatoes, varieties of tomato, North Fork chips, Tate's cookies, pies, cider... they pack it all in. Do yourself a favor and scoop up the key lime pie from the fridge. It's super good. The line moves fast (if there is one) and they take CC, so don't worry about having cash on ya.

The fruit is always good and you are always welcomed with a smile! Because it isn't a ShopRite or a…read moreWhole Foods you're going to pay more for the fruit, but I find it to be better. So when food shopping I do have to go to ShopRite for other things but as far as produce, this is the place.

The new owners at Sunny farm are now picking they're…read moreproduce and selling:it: Sub-perfect fruits and vegetables we're unedible! This will be my fourth return to Sonny's, and I will speak with the owner because it is obvious that the new owners are more interested in saving and in making more money by offering sub par fruits and vegetables. The Asian shopkeepers you got to know. And, you knew you were getting a wonderful product and that you did not mind spending the extra well spent money! I guess it is just a sign of the times -- make more and give less! The quality of the foods and veggies and so on has to be examined by the owners because it's so so obvious that corners were cut in order to it save some money. he's has a new vendor who subpar. And this is a sign of the times? Pop that up on quality put items in smaller containers pay top dollar and not care about the Royal following it originally had. It's all about the Almighty dollar! Most of us in commack did not blink an eye when we purchased this wonderful wonderful fruit from the original sunny forms. As he played classical soothing music we looked at the produce and the variety and money became inconsequential. It is not too late please go back to the vendors that you once had. The shift is hurting your business thank you

It's a really cute spot with fresh flowers and fresh fruit. I love stopping by & picking up some…read moreplants as gifts ect. The parking situation is a pain though because there is hardly any space ect

excellent assortment of various plants and flowers. Some of the best tomatoes and corn I have ever…read moregotten anywhere, good cheeses and baked goods. Always friendly and helpful service.

A few minutes/ miles before the north fork on the south side of the road when heading east.. is…read moreMay's Farm. Swooping into the parking lot to glance at the rows of tables, saw a half a dozen varieties of Heirloom tomatoes. Can't resist over sized, fresh heirloom tomatoes. They grow them and also the eggplant and cucumbers the clerk said. Some other items are locally grown for convenience as most farm stands share product to create a better shopping experience. It works. Saw some nice local potato chips, saw fruit and even pies. Went with what they grow to check them out, and some local green lettuce, super fresh that can't be beat.

Favorite farm & perfect location in Wading River. The absolute best canteloupe you'll ever have…read more Tomatoes as well - they had orders on the side for people that make sauce with them that come back year after year for their tomatoes. I do not make sauce but if I did I would get the tomatoes for my sauce from Mays farm. The corn was super fresh and I went every week to get my corn to bbq each week. I look forward to going for a fall pumpkin picking trip. they have a large selection of pumpkins, including the white pumpkins which are my favorite. I look forward to their delicious roasted corn and huge mums! last year I also went to a "decorate your own " wreath session they had at Christmastime and they let me decorate a grave blanket instead for my moms grave. very nice people.

Great local farm. Best corn ever. and the musk melons, peas, lettuce are also wonderful. Friendly…read morefun people....highly recommended 1

amazing organic farm and flower greenhouses. fantastic vibe and phenomenal products and delightful…read moreproprietors. A hidden jem and worth a quick stop after a day at hamonnasset beach

Such a wonderful weekly market. Selling everything from amazing sweets to freshly made Neapolitan…read morestyle pizza to even fresh made pasta! Of course the market essentials like fresh locally grown fruits & veggies are available for purchase as well. Located at The Islip Grange in Sayville. Plenty of free parking available. Stands that stick out to me- 1. Hester & Pearl: they have amazing sweets!!! 2. Pickle Packin Papa: selling delicious pickled goodies. 3. Until The Dough Runs Out: cooking up amazing Neapolitan Pizza's Come on down to Sayville and check it out Every Saturday 9am-2pm

Great local farmers market! Everything you need each Sat 9am-2pm. Fresh local produce and vendors…read morefrom Long Island.

This is the BEST Place to get fruits, vegetables, and plants throughout the year! Friendly staff,…read moreclean environment, and always welcoming. If you are a frequent flyer of this gem, the staff know you by name. I highly recommend this gem, whether you are visiting or live here year-round. You will NEVER be disappointed!

always has a good selection of produce,fruits pies etc. Nothing not to love!!!!! Their flowers and…read moreplants are lovely and well priced. Moira and staffer friendly and very accommodating. I highly recommend this farm stand.

Haven't had one in a while that was sweet and juicy. Decided to go to Davis Peach Farm. They were…read more Small and sour.

Every year I go to Lewins for Apple picking and Harbes for pumpkin picking (both highly…read morerecommended), but this year we accidently scheduled apple picking for a day that Lewins was closed so we decided to go here. BIG mistake! During September and October I realize I can easily buy apples and pumpkins at the Shoprite located a half of a block away from my house, but what I really want is the EXPERIENCE of picking them with my family. It's something we look forward to each fall and always enjoy. Well, so much for "always". Today's trip to the Davis Peach farm was how I imagine a convicted felons first trip must be to Rikers Island. You are greeted at the gate by large signs that basically tell you that you are only allowed the clothes on your back and the loved ones you arrived with. For those that can't read, a large man will remind you of the rules and then make your wife put her tiny purse back in the truck. He did thank us for complying with the rules, but in a way that felt disingenuous. Next up is the half asleep/half annoyed bag handler that forces you to front ten dollars before you set foot in the field. Not that you don't get the ten bucks put towards your purchase, but it's another example of how this place is run. With more rules than Seinfelds Soup Nazi.... The fields are covered with broken branches, garbage, and yellow police caution tape. But since I had already paid the ten dollar minimum, I just made the best of it and filled our bags and got the hell out of there. To be fair, the fruit towards the back was nice and ripe. It's just that to get there you have to deal with all of the hostility and regulations first. But that's what I get for not hitting yelp before I went!!!!

A great family selling a fresh product. My go to for fresh produce and an occasional pieread more

Cute family run business. Fresh veggies and LI products for sale. You can look out the back door…read moreand see the farm. Wonderful!