I bought Mackintosh apples that were mealy and tasteles. I threw them out. I also purchased rye…read morebread from a vendor from a bakery in downtown Yonkers, the worst tasting rye bread I have ever tasted. I also threw it out. I'm disappointed and won't be going back.there any time soon.

A small simple farmers market in Tuckahoe NY near the metro north train station where you can get…read moregood fresh fruits and veggies , good bread products , Italian food products and sweet bakery treats at fair prices . I would have preferred more booths offering more stuff but it's still worth the visit if you live nearby . My favorite was the bread loaf and small blueberry boxes, whole wheat pasta , spent about 40 bucks and got my money's worth . Will be back soon as weather is getting warmer .3.5 stars on my yelp meter .

i visited hutchinson farms in scarsdale on a saturday morning and glad i did. they carry an…read moreextensive selection of fruits , veggies , organic foods , spreads, soups, bean dips, nuts, sauces , spices. fruit and veggie trays and much more indeed.yes you will pay a little more but the quality and freshness is well worth it. the folks who run this place really do a great job in displaying the produce so you can see everything thats available. what was suppose to be a tag along with my cuz who was picking up some veggies for his salad , turned into a grab some fruits , bean salad , and salsa sauce for me. the plums , almonds , black bean dip were taken by my bro without my knowledge which means i am coming back next saturday to get more . nice place to get your fruits , veggies and more without going to a farmers market. 4.5 stars on my yelp meter.

Don't get me wrong. The produce is beautiful - summer fruits especially. Yes it is very expensive…read more I have been a loyal customer for several years. I don't live in the area but nevertheless I go out of my way to shop and tell everyone I.know to.go. 2 weeks ago I bought a honeydew, half an orange flesh melon and a watermelon.. I specifically said I wanted it ripe for that evening. The orange flesh and watermelon were good. The honeydew went straight in the garbage. It was not close to ripe. But 2 days later the orange flesh and watermelon.also went in the trash because they had turned rancid. Today U went back. I had every intention of making a purchase, but wanted to inform the store of the subpar produce ( that cost an arm and a leg btw) from my last visit.The staff are friendly and very accommodating. The person whom I can only assume is the owner. Is quite nasty. He claimed this has never happened to him in 43 years and that I didn't store the fruit properly and I should've called. He was quite rude and has a lot to learn about customer service. The staff however were very apologetic and could not have been nicer. He is lucky to have them, and I hope he treats them.better than he treated me this morning.

Really enjoyed my first time visiting my neighboring towns seasonal farmers market. It's still…read moreearly in the season for most fresh produce, unless you have a greenhouse, but I was impressed with the variety of interesting stands that were there. A potato vodka purveyor, a kabob booth, a knife sharpening station, beautiful flowers, coffee beans, and a variety of fresh local bakeries. I bought a caramelized garlic baguette that will make a great compliment to my homemade bruschetta. They also had a food truck that served locally sourced sandwiches. I thought it was nice that they had an information booth for visitors that also provided hand sanitizer, and they're dog friendly, which is a bonus if you want to bring you furry friend along.

Absolutely loved this Market! you can feel the community vibes everyone is friendly. We got some…read morelocal Honey and even learned about different types from the vendor they make you confident in what you're getting. We also ended up getting some amazing cheese! Definitely worth a visit if you're around just be aware It is on the smaller side!

Another excellent farmers' market in Westchester. This one has a great variety of vendors and I…read moreappreciate that it's set away from the village proper as parking is plentiful and it's pretty sedate. I went specifically to procure pork from Thornwood Farms, which recently bailed out on the Ossining market (boo!!). I got my pork, and then some! A lavender farm stand makes Scarsdale its home, with beautiful gifts (sachets, etc.) and lavender scented baked goods. There are several produce stands, though only one vendor had (sort of pathetic looking) fruit. There is a fantastic cheese vendor where samples abound, and that day they were selling organic lamb spring rolls, which were delicious. There are two wineries, an Asian sauce vendor, a pickle vendor, and more. Surprisingly pleasant for tony Scarsdale! I'll be an occasional visitor.

The saddest farmers' market you'd ever want to see. When I arrived there were only two small…read moretrucks on site and one tent, under which were tables with vegetables and fruit. The selection of breads and baked goods - trucked all the way from Meredith's Bakery in Kingston, N.Y. - was off to the side. The quiches and breads looked good, but I did not purchase any. I was after the produce. The overall selection was not very large, and I was disappointed. I was hoping for a wider selection of vegetables, and I didn't see any cheeses, jellies or honey on display for the customers, as the Cold Spring Farmers' Market offers. The larger tomatoes were nearly gone - only two were left when arrived, and one of the workers explained that they had a run on tomatoes that morning. I did choose some nice potatoes, shallots, grape tomatoes, nectarines and an onion, so I did not leave empty-handed, and my purchases totaled only $8, which is definitely less than I would have spent for the same amount of groceries at the supermarket. I had wanted to buy some mushrooms for sauteing as well, but declined when I saw that the cheapest ones on sale were $10/pound. What the hell? I'm giving the farmers' market two stars because the employee who rang up my purchases was really nice, and the grape tomatoes he suggested were delicious. Besides, they might have been having an off day. I plan on taking some trips back here to see how they fair as the summer season ends and fall kicks into gear. They're open through November, and hopefully they'll have some great pumpkins and squash.

Sova Organic Farms is wonderful! Their selection of food products is 100% organic, well priced and…read moretasty. Their grass fed beef is some of the best beef you can get anywhere! Pretty much any beef cut you desire. Well marbled and flavorful. Same with grass fed organic chicken. The eggs are the best I've ever had, and come in sizes medium to king, also organic and grass fed free range. Butter and a small selection organic cheeses are available. The milk reminds me of when I was a kid! They also carry organic honey and maple syrup. Farmer Ed M is on hand and is extremely helpful and friendly. I buy Sova products every Saturday year round at the Larchmont Farmers Market near the Train station on the New York bound side of the tracks.

I decided to venture to different farmers markets this summer. This is only on open on SATURDAYS…read moreand is year round. FREE parking or take the Metro North Harlem Line which leaves you right on front of the FM. They have over 60 vendors and on a beautiful is full a good amount show up. Just about all the vendors I found them to be kind and very helpful. Very pet friendly love seeing all the fur babies walking around (PEOPLE please pick up after your dogs business). There something for everyone, I personally love Nana's Home Kitchen as they have one of the best empandas I have ever had. I got my friends and family hooked. Goode and Local, my fur babies LOVE their pig ears. Great Joy Family Farm great prices for veggies and fruits, also get their beautiful wild flowers. A must visit, but be sure to visit their website to see when your favorite vendor will be there as some once a month.

Yes, they have great plants and produce…read more I come here for the apple pies. The best crust, like grandma or great grandma made. Better than Briermere. Yes I said it. Very flaky. Flavor. And the bonus? Most of the time they are still warm on the bottom. Just the apple. The other flavors must be made elsewhere because the crust is not the same. No, I'm not a fan of that other place, just not impressed. More impressed with a place way further up county but it doesn't matter. Westchester Greenhouse makes the best Apple Pie. Yes, I have busted into this pie in the car many times. Forks ready. The pie is still hot, folks. Seasonally, the apple cider donuts are the best anywhere. Yes, better than That place. And that other one up there with the mazes, and bouncy houses and things you don't want or need or have to pay extra to walk on their property. Donuts. That's what that line is about. It moves fast. They hand you the box in the line, they are hot. And with more apple cider taste than those other places too. Apple pie and apple cider donuts. Oh and Wave Hill breads if you can't make it to the farmers markets. Everything else is a plus. Plants. Produce. Wreaths. It's all good. I should buy raspberries from them and tell them to make be a custom raspberry pie with that crust they have on their Apple.

BE AWARE!! This place sent me to the hospital as they do not list allergen ingredients at the…read morebottom of the ingredients. It wasn't until I read through the entire ingredients of the product I consumed where I saw "macadamia nut" listed in the mix of all the other ingredients in the products & it wasn't in bold. As someone with a severe nut allergy, this could be dangerous. The donuts are great though.

I love coming here. They close early but you should definitely plan your day accordingly in order…read moreto make it here. I love stopping here for fresh food, baked goods and vegetables. Their donuts are always very fresh. I can't wait to stop here again. If you drive by when they're open, I recommend trying their donuts!

I wanted apple cider donuts post hike to treat myself & came across Acorn! At first, I almost…read moremissed it - it's a small store on the side of the road! For $1 a donut, you can't beat the price! They have plain, cinnamon sugar & powdered! I got all 3 and was in a nice food coma! They are delicious & bite size so it can be dangerous!! (Did I almost eat a whole dozen by myself? Yes - do I regret it? Not at all!)