I've been a member for years. High quality, variety, delicious flavor, great price for the…read morequantity. I also recently began volunteering beyond regular shifts because everyone is friendly too.

This is our first season with Wash Sq CSA and we love it. Perfect amount for our household (two…read morepeople who cook about five nights a week). Variety every week, always new stuff for us to try (romano beans! scapes!) and some standards we love (cucumbers! butter lettuce!). We picked this CSA because it directly partners with a specific farm for an entire season (unlike fake CSAs that are just middlemen who mark up produce they buy from all over and don't provide any economic security for farmers). We get updates from the farm every week and look forward to the new surprises of eating with the season. Highly recommend.

Good fruits and veggie store. The selection is varied. The items are fresh. The team working both…read moreregisters and stocking are nice and have worked there for yeeeeaars so they know their customers.

I work at NYP, yet lament the fact that I currently do not work most Tuesdays at the Washington…read moreHeights campus, because this is a wonderful farmers' market. I believe this specific market came to fruition in 2013, and it attracts many NYP and Columbia employees in the 7 hours it's opened. You've got a lot of your usual NYC farmers' market players there, such as Red Jacket Orchards, and there are plenty of demonstrations by GrowNYC staff. There are also bins for compost and textile recycling. The small section of Fort Washington between 168th and 169th is lined with a multitude of fruits, vegetables, cheese, baked goods (including vegan), plants, and flowers. I always manage to leave any visit with a shopping back full of goodies for about $10 on average, and the vegetables will usually last me through five days of cooking lunches and dinners for myself. The quality of what I buy there exceeds any grocery store. (As it should.) This may be one of the lil' guys, but this is not a farmer's market to be missed if you're in the area any Tuesday from June though November!

This experience is regarding my most recent visit. The employee at the Fort Washington market…read morestand has anger issues and should not work for Morgiewicz. It was 3:45 pm on Tuesday and I just wanted to buy some green beans to feed my child. I asked for a bag and he ignored me. I went to get a bag. Then he took the beans away. When I asked him where the beans were, he slammed the tomatoes he had in his hand down on the table so hard I thought the table would crack. I thought the market closes at 4 pm. I guess he didn't care if the beans rotted in his employer's truck instead of selling them. I went down to the vegetable stand near the 175 st bus depot where the guy had green beans for $2 a pound. Half the price of Morgiewicz.

Black Seed Brothrrs set up a booth at my farmers market. It's right across the street from my…read moreapartment. The young man working today was so knowledgeable. He said they get the watermelon from the State of Georgia. He also said they are a local Harlem business. Five Stars for buying local, great employee and customer service. And delicious watermelon. I'm definitely coming back!

You guys have a giant uber eats logo on your truck but every time i try to order something from you…read moreguys off uber eats you guys are always closed. This is also unfortunate for the people who Do not feel safe in the area you are providing service in please fix your uber eats store or just take down the uber eats logo from your truck because that is false advertisement

I prefer the Chelsea Farmers Market to the union square one. Although it has less vendors, it is…read moremuch cheaper for essentially the same quality. This is where I get all my fresh fruits and veggies. They have an Orwasher's vendor too which is awesome! Definitely worth checking out. I do wish it was year round though.

It's not the Union Square Farmer's Market but you can get fresh vegetables, fruits, bread,…read morewhiskey(!), pies, cookies here.

I've been a customer here for over 5 years. I spend thousands of dollars per month at this farm…read more The 36 duck eggs I ordered have been sitting in a HOT delivery truck for 5 days. They are 2 days late. Dutch Meadows refuses to refund me or send another package. I don't feel comfortable eating them since they could have gone bad. This is UNACCEPTABLE! Forcing a customer to eat eggs that have gone bad and risk getting food poisoning is BEYOND incomprehensible. In addition, they threatened to lock my account bc Janice says I was cussing at her. That is a lie. Stay away from this "FARM".

I loved everything especially the giant orange-yolk eggs, raw milk and dairy. Can't wait to order…read moreagain. I drove to the pick up spot because the home shipping was high in price. Now that I know they package and box and refrigerate each order with care and purpose, I would consider paying the shipping fee if I wasn't available at the designated pick-up time. After trying a few different places, Dutch Meadows is the best merchant I have found for farm fresh raw milk, eggs, and dairy products. I have tried a few different places.

St. Stephen's Farmers Market is getting another star. I need to call the church and find out if…read morethis market is open all year around. I'm definitely going without my daughter. She doesn't want to wait while I visit the very busy Bread Alone stand. Today I had my last breakfast of their Catskill sliced bread. I've got Snoopy Scouting for me so I can find a new favorite bread! 11/27/23

I feel like there needs to be a littttlee more variety -- nobody sold milk which I feel is a…read morestaple. The sellers are all sweet though!

The Park Slope CSA is the second CSA I have been a member of in Brooklyn and I love it! It's…read moreconvenient to where I live, which helps, but it's also seems to be the most affordable CSA in the neighborhood (~$23 week for a veggie share). This CSA partners with Windflower Farm. They are a small, organic farm in upstate NY and offer veggie, fruit, flower, and egg shares plus lots of yummy add ons from Lewis Waite Farms. The season runs for 22 weeks, from mid-June to early November. You pick up your share on either Tuesday or Thursday evenings at the Garden of Union in Park Slope, which is right of the R train. If you can't make it one week you can rest easy knowing the extras have been donated to a soup kitchen. I've been a member for four seasons and have loved the wide selection of veggies. There's always a solid selection of greens, amazing tomatoes in the late summer, and delicious sweet corn. Our farmer also sends potted herbs in the beginning of the season, which is awesome! We've had a full share in the past, but find that it is a lot of veggies for two people so are trying a half share this year. We've also had fruit and flower shares which have been great too! But my favorite is the egg share. You just can't beat farm fresh eggs! If you live in Park Slope or nearby neighborhoods, I highly recommend joining the Park Slope CSA!

Awesome CSA. I…read moredecided to join a CSA because I wanted to eat better (I may or may not have recently dined on a packet of Ramen and Kimchi leftovers cause they were next to each other on the counter... but hey!) and expand my (very limited) cooking repertoire (see last statement). Plus, I was bored with my current healthy options. Enter Farmer Ted and the Park Slope CSA. I know there are several great CSAs in Brooklyn; I chose Park Slope CSA because of the incredibly convenient pick-up locations right of the R Train on Union Street (by Dinosaur BBQ but don't be tempted), the price (about $23 a week), and the flexibility (you have 3 hours to pick up your order on Tuesday or Thursdays or arrange for a friend/roommate to get it). I couldn't be happier with my decision. Last year I made about 90% of all my meals with food from the CSA and was delighted to fill my bag with varied veggies (broccoli, lettuce, tomatoes, butternut squash, cabbage, carrots...) and a bag of fruit ( apples, peaches, plums). There is a list of the CSA website for you to take a look. Yummmm.... so excited! I'm a bad cook but even I have been able to make new, flavorful, fun dishes with my snazzy produce, and I can't wait to try more. Plus, the CSA has weekly or bi weekly emails that include updates and recipes. Sold.