The 1st time I came here, the staff was very welcoming and asked if you had any questions. I…read morepicked up some fresh vegetables along with some meat for a BBQ that I was having . I also saw that they had cookies near the checkout. I decided to only get a couple, not realizing how delicious they were. I decided to get the chocolate chip and the coconut cookie. I absolutely loved how they were homemade. The prices are amazing. This was my 2nd time coming here since I've been traveling for work, and wow, the cookies are out of this world. I absolutely love that they are homemade cookies. I decided to get a good amount of cookies this time around and bring them back home. Very, very delicious. I would highly suggest coming here if you haven't already.

My favorite farm stand! Their produce is so fresh and flavorful. Everyone is kind there. Even their…read morepickled and canned items are delicious! You can even go to outside and eat fresh roasted corn.

Such a great addition to Port Jeff! One of my favorite Sunday activities. The farmers market is on…read morethe smaller side, but I visited during opening week so it was still cold out. They may have more vendors over the summer. Parking took a while, but we eventually got a spot. They have another lot in the back. They had a large variety of vendors, from acai bowls to coffee and bread. The views are perfect, overlooking the water. I highly recommend stopping by.

Cute little food market. Kind of expensive but it's nice to check out. Recommend coming early. It's…read moreright by the water which is a pretty location. Fresh fruits and veggies are available as well as baked goods, honey, and other products. All local! Love port Jeff in general!

I read the previous reviews, take a look if you are interested. I didn't see the farm so I have no…read moreclue. Only saw the fruits and vegetables in the front and greenhouse. The store is not well-lit though it's a barn so take it with a grain of salt. They have some unique items if you take a look. Came here last year during the pandemic after Mother's Day weekend, there were plenty of plants and vegetable plants to choose from. Guess not a lot of people came to buy plants last year so we got a unique items last year including black cherry tomatoes, yellow watermelon, various types of lavenders, and bunch of other plants. We took a chance on a dried up banana tree that was for $10 and gave it as a gift as well as the other items we brought ($4 each, I believe). The tree survived. It's currently thriving and we are waiting for the tree to produce bananas. Last year and this year they also had baby chicks in the greenhouse. It's makes my day to see the chicks and you know it's Springtime. We went again this year after Mother's Day weekend and there were a few places and vegetables available. I picked up lavender grotto ($5), citronella ($5), and some succulents ($10). No dying or last leg plants this year. The choices were more limited since folks came out to buy the fruits and vegetables early this year now that places are opening up again. Guess we need to go early.

I love that this farm has organic plants and vegetables. The people running it are very friendly…read moreand knowledgeable, and will assist you with whatever you need. We get many of our plants and vegetables from this farm since we try to eat mostly organic. Inside the barn they have a lot of interesting things so it's definitely worth taking a look around in there. They also have things for the kids to do and you can eat outside on their picnic benches. It's a nice place to visit while you're driving down Sound Avenue. I recommend stopping and checking this place out.

The Perfect Day!…read more They had me at "making fresh donuts right in front of me." I mean, how could anyone walk past that? The apple cider donuts were warm, soft, and absolutely amazing--worth the trip alone! I'm so glad I was told about Breeze Hill Farm. It's the perfect place to spend a beautiful fall day with family. When you arrive, you can choose between a $20 or $50 bag, and they give you an apple picker stick so you can start your adventure through their stunning 30 acres of apple trees. The land and environment are absolutely beautiful--open skies and rows of apple trees that make the whole place feel peaceful and welcoming. The farm grows an incredible 26 varieties of apples, and you can truly taste the organic freshness in every bite. There's something so special about eating an apple you picked yourself--it's crisp, flavorful, and full of that farm-fresh sweetness you just can't find anywhere else. There's also a cozy fire pit area to relax by, a spot to grab drinks, and the market offers fresh eggs and tomatoes for sale, which was such a nice touch. It was the perfect fall outing, and everyone in the family loved it. We'll definitely be coming back to Breeze Hill Farm next season!

I came with my family, we had a great afternoon on the farm. They offer apple picking, but we…read moredidn't do it. We bought a cucumber and fresh apple cider donuts. We also got apple cider slushes and a hot apple cider. The slushes were so delicious they are served with whipped cream and a donut on top! The property is beautiful, there is lots of space to sit. They even put on music for us to sit back and enjoy. They have a big fire pit too! We would definitely come back. Everyone that works there is super sweet and welcoming. They offer a wedding venue there as well which looked beautiful.

We went here for their peach ice cream & cake. It was a bit too sugary for my taste. The serving…read moresize was pretty large. They have a bench/table under the tree for you to enjoy the treat. There's also a small farm shop beside the ice cream stand. The service was also quick.

Great place to bring the kids, buy some amazing produce and have…read moresome of the best peaches & cream or strawberry shortcake sundaes on Long Island. The sunflower maze is super too!

This winter market has been in Riverhead for several years now but in different locations on Main…read morestreet. This location is easy to navigate with plenty of room. They have local produce, cheeses, pickles, nut bars, baked goods and other items. It looks like they have 25 to 30 vendors. Some vendors are not local but in NYS such as Springbrook farm distillery. It's located in the Adirondacks. Today they had samples of their bourbon, gin, orangecello and cowboy coffee. I recommend the Cowboy coffee made from locally roasted coffee, sort of a cross between kalua and bailys. Each week there is live entertainment from a local musician. Worth a visit if you are in the area, only 15 minutes from Tanger.

What a great idea for the east end vendors! I think I went a little nutso today…read more I bough items from Davis Peach Farm, Blood Orange Olive Oil, locally sourced veggies, *Foie Gras* for $10, a beer growler and the cutest little Asian woman selling dumplings that she made herself. Great local place on the east end

This is a gorgeous farm stand on the North Fork. We left with a watermelon that was sweet and…read moredelicious, grapes, sourdough bread, etc. I enjoyed walking around here on a hot summer day in August and seeing what they had available. It was super busy and the employees were friendly. If you picture the Hamptons in your mind this is what it looks like!

I grew up on eastern Long Island and know what a good farm stand is. Unfortunately, this is not one…read moreof them. Expensive and poor quality produce. For example, bought four of their "fresh local peaches", which looked and felt fine on the outside, but all of them were rotten when I cut into them. I was going to try their corn, but when I pulled away part of the shuck, many of the ears had rot at the top and they were well past their prime. Again, so much for the "fresh", "super-sweet" advertising! I would avoid these larger stands and find the smaller ones that harvest daily and do not sell old produce. Some of the larger ones also bring in products that are not local, so there is no real way to verify the "local" claim. Eastern L.I has changed so much since I was a kid and most of it is not for the better!

Went to the outdoor farmer's market off Broadway in Rocky Point for the first time today…read more There were about 10 vendors, including a local, organic farm (the reason I went). There was a constant flow of customers too, which was nice to see. Overall, if you live in the Rocky Point area, it's worth it to stop by on a Sunday morning. Fruits, veggies, beer, breads, essential oils, natural meats, dips & spices, etc... We should all attempt to purchase items from local farms & companies. It's good for everybody (except big business). Yeah!

We caught this farmer's market by chance one day this summer while driving past. It's individual…read morefarm stands so you get to pick what you want and then pay at the end. We bought cucumbers and they were really different. Nothing like a store bought cucumber. More fleshy and less watery. So good.