No better way to celebrate pi day than with some pie. I've had Randall's Farm pies before but they truly don't disappoint. Blueberry pie is my favorite and I was able o enjoy it at home with some vanilla ice cream and some lemonade. You just can't beat it. read more

Randall's Farm - Fruits & Veggies Near Me - Ludlow, Massachusetts

We love Randall's! The people are always so nice, the premade food is always a hit at parties and we don't buy our fruits and veggies from anywhere else. read more

Love the place! They provide great food, flowers, and great service. Place is well clean and easy to get to. Prices are very reasonable.

We moved into the area at the end of March and have made Randall's our weekly market. Very pleased with the service and quality of their market and greenhouse/Garden products. read more

Always my Favorite place to be specially in the fall and Christmas and spring and summer I guess you can say it all year around friendly people that work there and always get something special and can even grab a sandwich just love it there read more

The chicken pot pie is good if, you're not into a bubbling with gravy pie and, you enjoy a dry pie. I prefer the previous.

Amzing donuts and ice cream but not much else. The bees attack you if you are eating ice cream there but there donuts are so yummy.

Upon walking into Randall's I was elated to have found such a cute stop! I love supporting local businesses, and the store has a great atmosphere- until you add the people. I will give them this- their prices, selection and products were great! However I left empty handed due to the rudeness of the staff, which is disheartening. Between the deli staff glaring at the customers, the front cashiers being to into their own discussion, the judgmental glare of one of the greenhouse workers while I was looking at the large metal spinners for my yard (which deterred me from buying a piece that was about $130- I'll just go to Yankee Candle) and the woman in the greenhouse who basically told me to shut up; was enough for me to leave embarrassed and annoyed. I was in there with a friend of mine, looking at plants in the back, we were having a casual conversation and laughing when a woman came up to me and basically told me to shut up. They were filming a segment with the news to drum up business and my laugh was ruining it- talk about making a customer feel unwelcome (and thus make it so neither I nor may family and friends return). If you were planning to film something, why would you not have temporarily closed the greenhouse? I was there prior to the filming starting, so I had no idea it was occurring as I was in the back. I promptly put down my purchases, and left as that was the last straw for me. I am very bummed out by this, because I was initially very excited to give them my business, but I will just keep going to Atkins. read more

Had come here many years with my kids, look forward to the ride to the corn maze and picking the pumpkins in the patch. Sadly, there hasn't been a corn maze in years is what I was told today. Also, we usually would get an ice cream after too. That was closed (I believe for the season). I don't know if they were making fresh donuts earlier as we came in the late afternoon. I used to love the variety that this farm offers and made the 30-minute trip worth it in the past. It's still a nice place, just not what I am looking for. read more

Randall's Farm is an awesome little farmer's market. They have great ice cream and it's a cute place to buy plants, produce, and donuts. If you're a fan of farmer's markets, you have to go here. They can be a little expensive, but otherwise you won't be disappointed. read more

Everything, and I mean everything, is ridiculously overpriced. Five year old white wines at double retail price. Stop & Shop and Big Y Supermarkets are far better. Staff are obnoxious. I do plan on revisiting these tagnuts again, after eating copious amounts of raw garlic. Then, standing in close proximity, I plan on engaging the staff in a lengthy discussion of Anslem's tricky ontology. After that, and only if there is enough time, I'll ask for directions to Boston while intending to return home to Springfield. The owner is a queen tagnut. Randell's Farm: two big fat thumbs down!!! I would give Randell's (so-called) Farm zero stars if that was possible, and I'll give you Internet mugs a knuckle sandwich for disagreeing with me! read more

Don't go close to closing- they make you feel rushed! I stepped into the Garden area and left my cart by the door (with things that I picked up over a 20 min. period)- I walked out after looking around the garden area for approximately 5 minutes, and voila! My cart was gone. An incredibly rude woman looked at me and asked, "was that cart yours?" "Well, I didnt know- I put it back because people leave them all the time" She was not even apologetic. As I was walking away from her- she kept talking- RUDELY- no apology- and I walked out the door. I guarantee I had at least $60 worth in that cart- their loss It's sad, because I grew up LOVING this place- when it was a tiny little stand. I annot tell you how much money and tme I have spent in this place. Because of that experience- I will never go back. read more

Like a few lucky "stands" in the Pioneer Valley Region, Randall's has grown into a mini-supermarket with house-made deli items, an ice cream stand, and greenhouse. They stock a select group of wines, and they even make their own cider donuts. Stands like this, which feature select/local items are typically higher in price than roadside stands, but then, they are supporting more infrastructure while also providing top quality. My favorite part of the establishment remains their greenhouse, where I invariably buy some plants each spring, whether I've spent months and much money investing in seeds and equipment to grow my own garden plants or not. Last year, I was away, and so I when I was back in the area in May, I bought about $50 worth of plants for my father for the garden. I don't think he watered anything even once, but he still had so many tomatoes and squash and other things that he was giving them away. The previous year, I grew maybe 15 varieties of tomatoes from seed, but the best-performing and strongest plants in the garden were the three that I bought from Randall's Farm. I'm not sure that they grow theirs organically, though. I haven't seen any signs to that effect, and when that is true, companies usually advertise it. This is a friendly place with a commitment to quality. From my own informal testing at home, I really believe in their ability to shine. read more

Love this neat little Market, so many things to see and buy. Most Organic and at good prices, also houses a Deli and a Food Counter. Has a little bit of everything Ice Cream, Alcohol, Meats and so many other things. The fresh flowers both inside and out are mesmerizing and just take your Breath away ‍ read more

4 stars for the plant shop and market, and 3 stars for the sandwich shop. The market features a lot of local items including tasty fresh house made cider donuts. The sandwich shop in the back will do because there's nothing else around. Good value sandwiches. read more

I was discriminated against by Randall's. I was treated rudely by two separate employees on two different visits and I am done. Their food is inconsistent. Bought some soup that I loved many times. Then I get it and it's got some hot spice in it and I couldn't eat it. Again with beef stew, same thing, had it a few times, loved it. This time, again, some hot spice that burned my mouth. I couldn't eat it. I also bought a head of cabbage and when I cut it it was rotten. I brought it back and said to get another, by the owner, so I did. They had the nerve to charge me the difference between the rotten one and new one, which was a few cents, like 30 cents or something, but I was shocked. If it were my store, I would apologize to the customer and wouldn't charge for such a small amount of money. After all, I had to spend my time in the middle of trying to cook and go back to the store. I will never shop there again. read more

I,m soo impressed with the catering service at Randall's. I had a baby shower for my daughter and ordered my food there. The food was delivered on time and cooked to perfection. I would highly recommend Randall's for anyone who needs a catering service. read more

Went here with my sister and our nephew yesterday for the corn maze and had a fun time. The place is huge and had a wide variety of plants, flowers, autumn/Halloween decor, pumpkins/gourds, etc. There were cute and entertaining games and activities for children, and all the employees seemed nice. The prices on the plants, flowers, and pumpkins seemed reasonable; however, the $10/adult, $6.50/child pricing for the corn maze seemed a bit steep (although that was my first time ever at a corn maze, so maybe that's normal). A word of warning to parents: The maze itself was intricate and, although it had signs with numbered questions sporadically along the way so you could get an idea of if you're going in the right direction, there are no hints, shortcuts, or employees around to offer guidance (at least none we encountered). Thankfully our 5 year old companion was a trooper through the roughly half hour trek; but I could see many youngsters getting bored and/or frustrated navigating paths through the corn that all look the same... and if they have a meltdown/tantrum/etc., it's not as if you can just leave. You still have to navigate your way out, then wait for the tractor to bring you back to the store. read more

Randall's Farm is a wonderful stop as we travel to and from Cape Cod. Their specialty sandwiches are fresh and delicious. Do try the Portuguese rolls. One can eat at tables in the greenhouse or at tables outside. On a recent visit, the greenhouse was filled with many hand crafted hanging ghosts and witches, pumpkins and plants. The farm stores sells fruits and vegetables, many of which are local when in season. The bakery, including the pie selection and cider donuts is impressive. A pie for the ride home is suggested. Their nursery is filled with well tended flowers and plants. The staff has always been pleasant. Thank you Randall's for being a shiny star on our journey . P.S. My husband gives 2 thumbs up to their Elsie's Creamery. read more

I have been going to Randall's for decades. Great fresh fruit and vegetables and has a small selection of meat besides the deli. Speaking of the deli, you can purchase fresh Boar's Head (my preferential brand) cold cuts and they have a great selection of sandwiches they make right on the spot which I consider gourmet style. They also have a selection of beer and wine along with other staples such as milk, bread, eggs, etc. They offer specialty bread from local bakeries along with brand names. In the summer, they have an ice cream shop next door which is really good. Plus you can purchase fresh cut flowers, flowers and plants and other things to supply your garden. People are good and friendly and always helpful. This is one of my favorite places to shop. Try it if you haven't already. read more

We shop here weakly, the produce is great quality and decent price. They always have a huge variety of baked goods. Their deli is always nice and clean and filled with wonderful food. They carry a nice selection of gluten free food. Their ice cream is the best I have ever had and honestly all I buy! The staff is great in every department and always willing to help and answer questions. read more

I like this place. The fruits and veggies are always fresh and tasty. The sandwiches and salads are good. Their baked goods are also good. The following was my original review. The manager apologized and I have been back so I decided to update my review! read more

Mostly stop in for lunch or to buy produce. The deli sandwiches are good and we enjoy eating them in the greenhouse. It does get pricey when you include drinks and chips. Produce is always fresh. Parking can be a real pain in the ass though. Always enough cashiers who are generally friendly. There are a lot of local baked goods, dairy, and local produce available. They have beer, wine, and lottery too. I never buy plants or lawn ornaments there because they are too overpriced. read more

Popped in here after a quick trip to Red Fire Farm down the road. It was a hot day and we were greeted by refreshing drinks and amazing sandwiches. The Veggie Wrap led me to buy all of its ingredients right there so I could replicate it at home. All in all, staff was friendly and helpful, produce was delicious and affordable and the AC was a welcome respite from the hot August weather. read more

Two words.....PUMPKIN ICE-CREAM. It is delicious, and available at Elsie's Creamery, located on their premises. The creamery is cash only. read more

As a Ludlow home-grown, Randall's has always been a staple in the house. And especially for me, constantly on the go and working silly hours at work, the pre-made meals and sandwiches are exactly what I want. The produce is always fresh, plentiful and well priced. Nothing better than wooden box full of local strawberries for a couple bucks to go with lunch. I'm a frequent flyer at the deli counter. Sandwiches are made with PHAT STACKS of boars head meat, fresh bread and ripe veggies. The pre-made meals are something out of a Top Chef kitchen and there's always something new to try. As much as I love Randall's, the price of the prepared foods is quite high. $7 for a piece of eggplant lasagna? Call me cheap, but that seems high for the amount of food you get. The prices knock this rating down to three stars. But the ice cream shop attached to Randall's brings it to 4. I'm getting giddy just thinking about that creamery. read more

Wonderful quality foods and services. A great place to shop at if you're looking for a cheaper alternative than Big Y or Stop & Shop all while keeping a healthy menu open. It's quick and convenient location makes it a "must see". Give it a look, you won't regret it. read more

This is a nice destination. I just enjoy wandering around the greenhouse. It's also a nice place to buy annuals and perennials that have already been acclimated to the local climate. However, the best part of the year is the corn maze. Even though my family consists of all adults, we never miss the corn maze. read more

Great selection of local farm products & foods. Definitely recommend their classes! Must try their cider donuts! Huge gluten free selection. Attentive employees who are helpful if you have questions. read more

So I have been craving coconut ice cream with dark chocolate shavings and whole almonds.....I was not prepared for the tiny sweet coconut shreds in the coconut ice cream, large dark chocolate chips to come In the almond joy flavor. I also had black raspberry which was tasty. Happy camper over here! read more

Cider donuts. Chocolate filled shortbread cookies. Homemade ice cream. Enormous rooster! This place is my favorite in town. Grab a coffee and some pastries and head into the garden center to chill and read the paper. Their deli is awesome with some really fabulous sandwich creations. Great selection of wines and gorgeous flowers- makes for a one stop shop on your way home! read more

I love Randall's! They have cute things to do with children around Halloween and in the summer it's the place to go for a great homemade ice cream cone. There produce and bakery is always fresh and at such a reasonable cost. read more

Best place for sandwiches, salads and dinners in the area, hands down! I work in Ludlow and there just isn't much available by way of non-chain, relatively healthy lunch options available. So I like Randall's for many reasons: 1) Excellent, local produce. Seasonal stuff is available at decent prices and almost everything is in tip-top condition (basically Whole Foods quality for Big Y prices), so you can get that part of your grocery shopping done on your lunch break. 2) The lunch counter. The sandwiches, soups and salads are all made in house and are delicious. I very rarely see any need to go off the main menu, but you can if you want. In the last year or so, they've added paninis, which is great. A word of caution: the paninis can take a while to heat, which can make it difficult to get in and out (if that's your thing). 3) Baked goods. The cakes/pies in the deli case (I believe) are not made in house (they're sort of the standard grocery store quality), but the cookies, breads, muffins, brownies in the bakery section are made in house and are outstanding. And I do most of my own baking, but I still think Randall's are quality. My favorite thing is the Black Bottom Cupcakes. The cake is amazingly moist and decadent. Also, when you enter, you will smell the apple cider donuts they make in house that are planted all over the store. They are delicious, but dangerous because they only sell them in packages of 5 or 6! 4) The "gourmet" section - perfect if you are going to someone's house for dinner and want to bring a little something or putting together a little gift basket - lots of local and fancy treats and a wide variety as well - there's a whole gluten-free section, etc. And since it's MA, there's a nice little wine selection too (I live in CT where such things are Not Allowed). 5) Great service. I've come here so many times and everyone has always been friendly, nice and helpful. Some tips: 1) The daily panini, soup and dinner specials are available on the Randall's website about a week in advance. I appreciate that the site is always kept updated. They list one panini special per day on the website menu, but usually there's two in the case and if you liked the prior day's soup or dinner specials, you're in luck. They sell the leftovers in the cold case near the deli - so there's more selection than what you see on the specials list. 2) If you do a lot of shopping here, sign up for their email list. They send out $10 off $50 or more coupons about once a month. 3) There are limits on the daily panini, soup and dinner specials, although in my experience, even if you come past the normal lunch hour, there's still plenty of soup available, but the panini selection may be dwindling or non-existent. 4) I think technically, you can build your own panini, although they don't really advertise this option. read more

This place is amazing! Love the fresh produce. The people are so friendly.

Fresh food, friendly staff, reasonable price, I loved it was sorry that moved out from this area.

I live in Chicopee and most supermarkets around here seem to have poor produce and are crowded with people that don't seem to know where they are. So my wife and I like to come here to get produce and poultry. After the first time buying produce here I told myself I'm never buying it anywhere else. The staff are always friendly. read more

Good place not much to say they serve food which is good enough for me. The people seem nice but there is not much of a conversation except "hello" read more

Grew up going here all the time, place is just as good as its always been. Fresh fruit and veggies perfect place to take the family esp around the holidays! My favorite part is the deli section you must try one of the many sandwiches and pasta etc sides they offer. Truley a great experience every time. read more

Wow! This is a wonderful easy stop off the highway - exit Pike W, take a right, and it's right up the road. It's absolutely chock-full of delicious food, a wonderfully stocked deli with friendly staff, and they give away a frisbee and a cookie with the kids meal. You cannot go wrong. Pick up a bag of cider donuts to bring to your friends you are on the road to visit, and you will achieve Best Guest Ever status! read more

Opening day, 5 ice cream windows were open, there was a long line but we only waited about 10 minutes total and the staff was very friendly. Thanks Randall's creamery! read more