This little hide out is a must go place. The ice cream is excellent they also sell other home made…read morefood inside great cakes. But you have to stop by and say hello to the the zonky i and the farm goats in the little zoo they have You get this peaceful relaxed fresh air relaxing kind of feeling while enjoy a great ice cream

We spent Labor Day at Tranquillity Farms! They had a special LDW event where you could pick…read morewildflowers and stuff your Stanley for $14.95. Weather was perfect and so we did! There was no signage about it so when we arrived we went inside the market to ask. They gave us a pair of scissors to use and let us know that sunflowers were $1 more per stem. (This was a great deal! I've been to other farms that charge more.) We walked through as cut as many flowers that we could fit. The farm wasn't too busy so it was enjoyable. After flower picking we got ice cream from their ice cream window (this was the pricey side) and sat at a picnic table watching the goats. Tranquillity Farms was a short ride up 80 West. They have plenty of parking, fresh produce and other goods in the market, and a jungle gym for the kids. I couldn't find a bathroom - only saw portajohns. They've started their apple picking season so I plan to return soon!

I've left a 5 star review for Windy Brow's coffee and farm store, but would like to leave another 5…read morestar for their wood fired pizza and ice cream!!!! It was such a beautiful night, my parents and I came and we each got our own pizza. Pizza came out in maybe 15 minutes, we sat and waited and just chilled. It was a beautiful night. I am so appreciative that Windy Brow has a vegan cheese option, so I could be included! I got the Margherita pizza and subbed vegan cheese. The crust and dough were incredible - so fluffy, perfectly crispy, amazing thick crust. The vegan cheese was also great, and the sauce too. Just a perfect pizza. My dad got a regular Margherita and loved it, and my mom got the fungi pizza with mushrooms and was raving about it. My boyfriend got the pig and fig and (of course) loved it as well. We all raved to each other about how amazing everything was. For a farm to do something like this when they don't need to, shows that they love what they do! You can really feel the love in the pizza. We then got ice cream after since the ice cream stand was still open. I got the vegan dark chocolate sea salt (literally incredible, perfect consistency, I love hard ice cream so this was amazing), my boyfriend got Madagascar vanilla and said it was a perfect classic vanilla, my dad said the cherry vanilla was the best he's ever had, and my mom who doesn't love ice cream got the lemon blueberry butter cake and was raving about it. Phenomenal job!!!!! So appreciative to live near a spot like this. Blessings!

We were excited to come here and check out the ice cream, pizza and bakery. Perhaps we arrived on…read morean off day, but the ice cream was only okay - we got the sweet corn and honey as well as the Madagascar vanilla. My husband thought it tasted watered down and while I didn't dislike the sweet corn and honey, I wouldn't need to try it again. They do have really cool flavors, and maybe it was my own thing, but I didn't really want to ask to try too many of them as the lines are long here. I tried the taylor ham and french toast one and while interesting... wasn't for me lol The girl taking the ice cream orders was fine. One thing I will say is my little guy is an ice cream loving toddler (as they tend to be) and he had one bite of the ice creams and passed. We were both pretty shocked. Even after several tries, he was not interested... The bakery/store was cute, but not much left. Prices were also a bit steep - $6 for a tony croissant. Perhaps earlier in the morning when they might've been fresher, I would've considered it more, but it looked like it had been sitting. The girl at the register was very nice though. We had originally wanted to come to try the pizza, but when we arrived around 5pm on a Sunday, it was an hour and a half wait even if we wanted the pizza to go. The guy over there was really nice and apologetic even though he didn't need to be. Hopefully we can try it at some point if we're ever nearby again. additional note - there are only 2 port-a-pottys for restroom needs.

WOW just took a 40 minute ride to this greenhouse. What a dump!! I thought it would be fine based…read moreon these reviews, but I was sadly mistaken. And there is no-way this place looked like it does in just a few years. They should update their website to show what it is like today. Save yourself time and $$ go somewhere else. I don't normally leave feedback but this was so bad I couldn't not warn others.

Incredibly honest and friendly! It's family owned and run, and you can feel the difference. They…read morehave great advice for landscaping ideas and sustainable plants, and the prices are better than anywhere I've ever seen. We won't go anywhere else thanks guys.!

When you first see Ashley Farms, you have an intuition that this is a great find. The sign outside…read moresurrounded by Black Eyed Susan's is just beautiful. We've passed this place often, but my wife and I finally had an opportunity to stop in this week. Being naturally drawn to sweets, the pies and the cakes were the first things we looked at. What an amazing selection! If you like pies, that alone is enough reason to come here. Since it's almost Fall, we bought a pumpkin cream cheese roll. It was absolutely amazing! We also picked up a couple of apple cinnamon scones for breakfast the next morning. We have friends who say the tomatoes here are the best around, and that's saying something since we know all the places with great NJ tomatoes! Now that we've been here, Ashley Farms will be a regular stop for us! Give it a try!

For Thanksgiving this year we decided to get a fresh turkey from here and some of their "homemade"…read morepies. Turkey was good, but the pies (Pecan and Pumpkin) were absolutely the worst pies I've ever eaten. Actually, we couldn't even eat them they were so inedible. The pecan had zero taste and was wrapped in plastic which means they probably buy them cheap and sell for a huge profit. Pumpkin pie had a very rubbery texture and again zero taste. We were so embarrassed as no one ate the pies. We threw them in the ditch next to our house. Totally, totally disgusting. Save yourself a ton of money and get yourself a $2.99 Mrs. Smith's pie from the grocery store and a pumpkin pie from Costco. A fraction of the price and at least they're edible!

Always fantastic! This is my go to market. There are a wide variety of vendors and all are super…read morefriendly. There is always a great assortment of seasonal items available.

This is a fabulous farmer's market. There are a multitude of vegetable, meat, and cheese venders…read more The products are always fresh and delicious. I enthusiastically recommend trying it out.

Still the farmers market that's the largest in Manhattan, and with the best variety. There are over…read more50 vendors from regional producers, bringing baked goods, coffee and tea, flowers, candles, herbs & spices, condiments, meats and charcuterie, dairy and cheeses, all sorts of seasonal fruits and vegetables, bath and beauty items, specialty foods like honey, kimchi, wine & beer. There's also a section of local artists selling things like tshirts, knickknacks, art pieces like paintings and collages. Regardless if I buy anything, I just love walking around the market looking at all the fresh, colorful produce, thinking of what delicious dishes could be made from the plethora of ingredients. Many top restaurants in the city book directly with vendors here, which says something about the quality of the products. Still open Mon, Wed, Fri & Sat. Usually the most vendors on Saturday I think. From 8am to 6pm, though on certain days depending on weather some vendors might start taking down their stands earlier. For more info: https://www.grownyc.org/greenmarket/manhattan-union-square-sa

I've been coming to this farmers market for almost 2 decades!! It has everything but the best time…read moreto come in my opinion is in the fall before thanksgiving. The fruit and veggies are always so fresh and there's so much to pick from for great prices. Yes farmer's markets are more pricey but if you think about it it's really not when you can get so much more and better quality! There's a great variety of goods not just food. The vibe is always a lot of fun and classic staple to the city.

The baked goods are just ok. Got the cider donuts and they were stale. Only get them if they were…read morebaked that day. Also got the apple crumb pie and it was not good. The crumbs were not your typical type. It looked like a tiny crumbs were sprinkled on top. And the apples were not too soft. Very disappointing.

We come here often! Especially for the corn when it's in season. Love the doughnuts in the fall…read more It's always fun to feed the animals too.

We've done the CSA program with RH Farms and every year it's well worth it. You get fresh local…read moreproduce and eggs all growing season long. Plus they are always so friendly and helpful when they have something you haven't tried before and will often say how they prepare it at home. Can't recommend them enough for a family owned local farm.

The workers were very friendly and I found the perfect little tree. I hope that last little tree…read morefinds a home!

While driving around, I discovered this great little farm stand store right off Rt 15 North. This…read morestore is about 20 minutes from the main farm. They have a nice selection of fruits, veggies, baked goods, and meats. They also have seasonal flowers and plants; including Christmas trees and reefs. Been there a few times so far and look to make it a regular spot. I recommend if you want fresh produce or baked goods and want to support your local businesses...check this place out.

Liked the prices at the original lindeken fams. Too expensive now with the new facelift. Too…read morecommercialized. Been visiting the local farms to support them.