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!

Apple pie and corn were delicious. Fast service. Nice farm presence and setup. Would recommend.read more

My review is for Pat's Pastures and is about the food stand at the Lippit Farmers Market. They are…read morecooking up delicious food next to the farm stand selling meats and eggs. This is my third go at their food and as always there was no disappointment. The food is pricey. But it's organic, local and worth every penny. The staff is friendly and efficient, getting people through the line quickly. Munching an egg sausage and cheese on a grilled muffin, sitting on a wall, watching the people, dogs and babies mill around is grounding. My client had the chicken Nettie? I believe that was the name. Plus, most times your bound to see someone you know, it is Rhode Island after all!​

What a gem! So happy to have this nearby and be able to support a local farm. I ordered my…read moreThanksgiving turkey from Pat's and have been hooked ever since. You can visit the shop during normal business hours and do all your shopping there. You can also preorder online if you are looking to skip the line. Recently I visited and got some chicken, short ribs, bacon, butter, eggs and a few other pantry staples. I'll be back again soon!

narrow Lane Orchards was a wonderful apple farm where you can pick your own apples. We bought a…read morepeck bag for $25.00. They had advertised four varieties of apples that in house Macintosh and Honey Crisp but there were many more varieties than that. The apples were delicious and very easy to pick.

We went there the first weekend of October. They have a chicken coop to look at chickens, and…read moreoffer 2 size plastic bags to purchase. We opted for the smaller 1-peck bag for $25-28 (I forget). Isn't 1-peck supposed to be ~10 lbs or does it go by the # of apples? There's a map posted by apple type, and the aisles have signs at the end that say which apple type they are. We went on the 1-mile long trail that takes you around the orchard and back to the driveway-road you drove on to get to the parking lot. Don't venture off of the trail as parts are on private property, so don't be loud and obnoxious. I don't know where the cost-savings are as the apples for sale in stores cost less per pound. There were a few picnic tables there to sit at, but it seems the price is more so for the experience with the other half, kids, etc.

A great selection of high-quality plants and hard goods. The staff is very pleasant and…read moreknowledgeable. The nursery is well laid-out, clean and beautiful. By far the best nursery in the state.

Large selection of plants and anything one could want for one's garden…read more Unfortunately, this nursery is very expensive compared to similar ones in the state.

Camp is very expensive but really enjoyable and fun for kids they do tons of riding activities and…read moregame.

Dapper Dans is a horse back riding business in EG RI. They teach English and western. My daughter…read morehas been taking lessons with Ashley for years and has developed her riding skills with her. They have camp in the summer and you can board or lease horses. Inexpensive for the quality you get, definitely give them a call to schedule a lesson

Wonderful staff/owners who are super friendly! Bushes are packed with berries of all sizes !…read moreGreat for the whole family, will be back!

I loved picking blueberries today at Rocky Point Farm. The blueberries were plentiful and easy to…read morepick. The owners were lovely. Support this terrific small business!

Been in this spot for 5 years and I'm just finding out. Not only all the candy you had as a child,…read moreyour child or grandchild is going to love it here too. The inventory is vast so plan to spend some time browsing. The owners are super personable and know where stock is located, so if you don't see it, ask. There are a few home made items, like fudge, as well as pre-packaged candies. The loose 'pick your own' candy has been put into $1 bags to protect customers. Hand sanitizer is on the counter just inside the door. Magic, the game, cards are located in that display case. Looks like they also offer some hand crafts, and a few soft drinks and other items besides all the sweets. The candy comes in 1/2 lb, 1lb and value size packages besides the 'pick your own' small bags. We got quite a lot for our money and are excited to head back that way to restock. They do have a page on social media you may want to peruse. If you have a sweet tooth, want a walk down memory lane, pick up a gift or treat the kids/grandkids, you have to give this place a try.

A true hidden gem. Has homemade, novelty, and even sugar-free candy. The owner is very nice and…read moreeven has 2 dogs, so if you're a dog lover you must visit. The atmosphere is very cozy and homey. Will be going back. Definitely worth a visit!

This is a private farm but you can say hi to the horses over the fence line one of the many lovely…read moreplaces in Warwick

This is quite the special treat of a farm stand on your drive out to Newport. There's always a…read moregreat selection of fresh vegetables as well as local cheeses and handcrafted goods. But the secret sauce here are the pies. They have a wide variety of flavors, two different sizes, and they're absolutely delicious. I kind of prefer the smaller size, because if you eat the whole thing you don't feel like a total glutton. If you see the signs for Morris on your drive, stop by. You won't regret it!