A couple of days ago I went to Mann's pastry department and asked for a lemon/raspberry Danish…read morepastry. Several were on display in the glass case. Instead of giving me one from the display the young fellow who waited on me bent down and reached under the display and gave me an extremely stale pastry that was inedible. His people skills were horrible, too. A few weeks ago I bought a small loaf of holiday bread and it, too, was stale as could be. It's sad what has happened to Mann's.

I love coming here for the ice cream stand. Its cash only, but the portions are amazing. The staff…read moreis friendly as well. I haven't bought any hot foods here before, but I have bought bread and other baked goods and they were all delicious!

Ordered a tray of fried chicken for a holiday party (30 pieces for $30 bucks) Which included legs,…read morewings, and thighs). Again this chicken is amazing and was a huge hit at the holiday party. Spanish is primary spoken here but I was able to give my order over the phone with minimal problems. I called 1 day ahead of time for my large order. I can't wait for the next party!

mal servicio, y creen que te están vendiendo lo mejor. la comida no es de primera calidad y es mi…read morecara.

The Best Apple Cider Donuts in New England. The farm stand has an endless amount of unique…read morefood/pastry/ decor/ trinkets / locally sourced options too, the list goes on. The service is incredible. everyone there is amazing and this place is the epitome of Fall in New England. You need to experience it for yourself.

This is a somewhat regular stop for us for farm fresh vegetables throughout the growing season, and…read moreof course the occasional fresh cider doughnuts. This year we ordered a fresh Turkey for Thanksgiving from them and a small apple crisp as well as a strawberry rhubarb pie- What a great turkey wasn't sure what to expect, never had a fresh turkey, it was great! The pies were delicious and I highly recommend!

Not much to look at from the outside, however I came just for the Polish kielbasa, which they…read moreimport from NY, NY, Western MA,. Love the :double smoked" kielbasa which is leaner and a dark color. Great flavor! Many varieties to choose from too. They also have Polish stuffed cabbage, which is made onsite by the owners. Other Polish sundries also available. (Krout, perogies, and bread, pastries) I didnt even look at the veggies, as I have my own garden. Service was very friendly.

I met this company at the farmers market. DO NOT HAVE A COMPLAINT! every item I've ever purchased…read moreis completely fresh, never found a bug produces lasted at least two weeks after purchasing. Great selection 100% satisfied.

clean and open the people are nice and prices are cheap if u want goid food cheap go hereread more

This Market Basket in Haverhill is my favorite. I have been to the others in Haverhill, there are…read morefour, and this one is the best. It's large, have a huge selection, with a full hot food kitchen and bakery. Their selection of groceries is pretty decent with new products coming out often. Their overall item price is lower than other grocery stores competitors. The store is clean and has much to offer. The staff is also pretty good, as well as management if you have a question or issue. I have ordered many cakes for my kids birthdays or events from here. You only need a few days notice and can order 1/4, 1/2, etc. sheet cakes with a large assortment of decorations, or images for a greater price than other bakeries. Not to be overlooked is the hot food to go (and can call ahead to place an order!), which is quicker than waiting in store. Their 19" pizza is my family's go to. Mario, the man who is usually making the pizza, is fast and friendly. You can get a huge hot pizza for $10.99. It's an incredible deal. My family also often eats their tempura sushi which is always fresh and this specific type goes for about $8.99 an item. The prices are unbeatable for the quality.

It's my Sunday morning field trip full of tasty finds!read more

Fantastic new location right off of 28! Right across from…read morethe new-ish Dunkin donuts. You will usually see the lady in the flower hat! You can't miss it! Great variety of produce and other great finds of eats! Some vendors are regulars and some are occasionally there. There's a picnic table set up for those who want to grab a bite at the food truck with all sorts ... I was eyeing the crispy chicken sandwich! My favorites to pick when there include: Kettle corn Lemonade Maple pecans!! Sweet corn Ground beef Honey

I recently visited Barker's farm-stand. I was overwhelmed as I looked over the many and unique…read moreproducts they offer for sale. Items including beauty products, food, sauces,preserves, Jams, chocolates and much more! They feature a deli and will make you a sandwich on the spot with some of the freshest ingredients I have ever tasted. The delightful and friendly woman who made my sandwich thanked me for my business and asked me to come again. It was nice to see gratitude for my patronage of their business, nice touch. I live in Hamilton, so I usually go to my local farm-stand but I would certainly make the drive to North Andover to visit Barker's farm-stand again!

Since I wrote two reviews on farms already (Smolak and Turkey Hill) I figured I should write one on…read moreBarker's as it's the one that has been nearest and dearest to my heart--oh childhood memories. Growing up, this farm was steps from my backyard and I would always walk over with the neighborhood hooligans to poke the animals and inhale some tasty fudge (fat kid). Barker's is one of, if not the oldest farm in town, dating back to 1642 (NA was established in 1646) and has been run by 10 generations of the Barker family. There's a cute little farmstand with fresh vegetables (corn!), baked goods (fudge!), fruit (apples!), flowers, plants, and whatever else. There is also an area around the back of the barn where you can go look at the variety of animals they have and take in a deep breath of fresh animal stench. Barker's also offers your seasonal needs such as pumpkins, Christmas trees, etc. In comparison, Smolak Farm in North Andover is your 5-star place to go, but Barker's will always have that special place in my heart and that's why I love it.

Just went to the "Farm Day" yesterday. Nice event, but nothing was free. I ended up paying $5.00…read moreto have a turtle painted on my son's arm and $10 to get my daughters face painted - seriously, not sure where they got these kids from to do the face painting, but what a rip-off !! We got some nice pictures of the kids sitting on old tractors and the horse-driven cart ride was pretty, if a little short. Oh, and if you are going to have _family_ events at your farm, please get some decent restrooms instead of the run-of-the-mill plastic disgusting porta-potties. Do you really want your little kid sitting on a porta-potty seat ? Gross. Having said that, there are plenty of other farms around here that need to also take note on that front (Smolak Farms & Marini Farms).