great farmers market, lots of parking, casual stop. lots of variety and extremely fresh black dirt…read morevegetables. lovely people work there. i don't go in the winter but am there every week in the summer and the produce is always gorgeous and delicious.

Nice farm stand with bakery items, flowers, apples and other veggies. I got 12 corn for $5.99…read more credit card minimum is $10 to avoid a surcharge. There's parking at the front.

Fantastic (some days nobody there, so you pay by money-slot and the honor system) Farm stand on the…read moreoutskirts of Pine Island, NY! There are vegetables (garlic, corn, tomatoes, salads) and fruit (apples, pears, berries) for sale and they are all neatly placed in covered wood bins. There is a money slot at the near end of the farm building into which you place your bills and coins.. Right next to the money-slot is a very friendly, happy pet-able medium pig (fun for kids). The sign is about the median half-way point between the actual farm machinery and the road side stand. If you pass the 'Welcome' sign still just make a left onto the property and make a turn! When I came here in the Spring I bough some onions, garlic and peppers. All were delicious and did not taste like evil pesticides or chemicals. On hot days the stands are always covered by a wood awning, and even in the rain: come and make some kitchen cooking purchases to help a small farmer in the lower Hudson Valley out! This is a great small farm stand and there is only friendliness, good vibes and a 'Madonna' statue to keep all purchases honest. Review: Tony's rocks.

Morgiewicz needs to be commended for hauling all the fresh produce to my neighborhood. Their stand…read moreis located across the street from my apartment every Friday. The neighborhood has many many public housing residents. I find the elderly frequently shopping here. The employees speak English and Spanish. I can't compare their prices with other vendors because sometimes I don't see items priced. I do know the customers congregate around the other vendor and I often wonder why. Morgiewicz might be new to the hood. I'll keep checking out the produce if they keep coming to Harvest Home Farmers Market.

This is a good place, especially if you need a more than what an average family would use…read more Excellent place, nice people, fresh vegetables.?

I always enjoy stopping in here when driving through the area, mostly because I never know what I'm…read moregoing to find. It's certainly the only farmers market I've been in that offers Polish, Asian and Italian specialty pantry items all in one place! I love picking out some new Polish candies and sweets to try along with the Polish sausages, Asian produce, and maybe Italian bakery cookies and canned goods. It's true that the actual produce quality can vary in freshness, so you do need to inspect items and be prepared to use them quickly. But the staff is very nice and I can leave with an overflowing cart of good items to cook with for no more than $30-40.

Not very fresh produce. I can't believe there aren't more farmers markets in the area. Not totally…read moreimpressed with the selection either. Bought a coconut and when I opened it the very next day, it was rotten on the inside. They need to keep a closer eye on their produce. It's just ok...

What a fun, charming homemade ice cream shop! The service was quick, and we loved that there were…read moredetailed descriptions posted for each of the ice cream flavors. Everything we tried was delicious! We also enjoyed the cute farm and playground, which made the visit even more enjoyable. We'll definitely be back again soon!

I really liked the farm stand and love that they make homemade ice cream with unique flavors. My…read moreboyfriend and I tried the apple cider donuts with vanilla and cinnamon soft serve. It was just too sweet and too much for us but I would go back and just get plain ice cream. The baked goods also looked amazing but we didn't pick anything up on this trip.

Wondering why they permanently closed out of nowhere, is it just close for the season? or are they…read morepermanently closed things online say permanently closed, but some things still say the place is open, but I passed it today and it was closed down. Will it ever come back? They had the best ice cream, the best chocolate milk, and the best of the best everything. Great atmosphere and everything. Very nice shop. Wish it didn't close down, but it looks like it's gone for good, which sucks I need the chocolate milk they sold it was the best

We're upgrading our review of Green Valley to four stars now that we're officially done with the…read moreMilford Dairy Bar. We've come here other times and have a new appreciation of this place with its ginormous portions and the kind young ladies who work here. The great prices will keep us coming back here exclusively! We have one major complaint and it's the same as last time: the ice cream is so melty! Because the inside doesn't have A/C, the cases aren't very cold, so about two minutes into eating your treat, it's quite melted. We wish they would find a solution to this problem! Otherwise, it's delicious. One of us got the confetti cake she always orders, along with some other flavor that's currently slipping her mind. The other one of us got charlie brownie and their special flavor (some banana concoction). Everything was yummy and it's always pleasant to sit outside there...y'all just need to up your freezer game!

We discovered Sweetman's Farm during Covid when supplies ran low at our local supermarket. It's a…read morereal find. The meats are wonderful. There are eggs. Maple Syrup. Lovely plants and flowers in the Spring. Home grown vegetables. Highly recommended.

Customer service was fantastic product was incredible easy and easy out the best the food was…read moregreat, the ambience was eclectic.

I've left a 5 star review for Windy Brow's coffee and farm store, but would like to leave another 5…read morestar for their wood fired pizza and ice cream!!!! It was such a beautiful night, my parents and I came and we each got our own pizza. Pizza came out in maybe 15 minutes, we sat and waited and just chilled. It was a beautiful night. I am so appreciative that Windy Brow has a vegan cheese option, so I could be included! I got the Margherita pizza and subbed vegan cheese. The crust and dough were incredible - so fluffy, perfectly crispy, amazing thick crust. The vegan cheese was also great, and the sauce too. Just a perfect pizza. My dad got a regular Margherita and loved it, and my mom got the fungi pizza with mushrooms and was raving about it. My boyfriend got the pig and fig and (of course) loved it as well. We all raved to each other about how amazing everything was. For a farm to do something like this when they don't need to, shows that they love what they do! You can really feel the love in the pizza. We then got ice cream after since the ice cream stand was still open. I got the vegan dark chocolate sea salt (literally incredible, perfect consistency, I love hard ice cream so this was amazing), my boyfriend got Madagascar vanilla and said it was a perfect classic vanilla, my dad said the cherry vanilla was the best he's ever had, and my mom who doesn't love ice cream got the lemon blueberry butter cake and was raving about it. Phenomenal job!!!!! So appreciative to live near a spot like this. Blessings!

We were excited to come here and check out the ice cream, pizza and bakery. Perhaps we arrived on…read morean off day, but the ice cream was only okay - we got the sweet corn and honey as well as the Madagascar vanilla. My husband thought it tasted watered down and while I didn't dislike the sweet corn and honey, I wouldn't need to try it again. They do have really cool flavors, and maybe it was my own thing, but I didn't really want to ask to try too many of them as the lines are long here. I tried the taylor ham and french toast one and while interesting... wasn't for me lol The girl taking the ice cream orders was fine. One thing I will say is my little guy is an ice cream loving toddler (as they tend to be) and he had one bite of the ice creams and passed. We were both pretty shocked. Even after several tries, he was not interested... The bakery/store was cute, but not much left. Prices were also a bit steep - $6 for a tony croissant. Perhaps earlier in the morning when they might've been fresher, I would've considered it more, but it looked like it had been sitting. The girl at the register was very nice though. We had originally wanted to come to try the pizza, but when we arrived around 5pm on a Sunday, it was an hour and a half wait even if we wanted the pizza to go. The guy over there was really nice and apologetic even though he didn't need to be. Hopefully we can try it at some point if we're ever nearby again. additional note - there are only 2 port-a-pottys for restroom needs.

Christmas magic! This was our first time attending this event, and my family had a wonderful time…read more We beat the crowds by going on Friday during the day. However, I'm sure that the nighttime would be delightful. The goods for sale are top quality. Not the junk that you'll find at some fairs. We purchased some items that will become treasured heirlooms. We also had some delicious German food, that was actually reasonably priced. Definitely check out the German food tent. This is a lovely holiday experience. I highly recommend.

Finally made it back to the German Christmas Market since it moved to the Sussex County Fairgrounds…read morefrom Lake Mohawk. So much to see, buy, & sample and lots of photo ops too. Eleven different food trucks & a biergarten with hot food from Hayek's Market. A carousel & petting zoo as well. LOTS of fun for families. Unfortunately, I liked it sooooo much better at Lake Mohawk. At Lake Mohawk, there was scenery, MORE Christmas ornaments instead of run-of-the-mill, year round crafts, Santa was nicer, and lastly, Krampus was there. This German Christmas Market 2.0 just seemed like a money grab to me.

Stumbled upon this farm stand on a drive upstate. They had a great selection and I chose the…read moresirloin steak at a little over 2 lbs. It was not inexpensive but I like knowing my food doesn't have GMO's so worth it. I have to say I had never actually cooked a grass-fed steak myself but the lady there told me to be careful with it since it could easily dry out and get tough if over-cooked. She also said to cook it in half the time as a regular steak and she was definitely right about this. I Googled how to cook and everyone said to either slow cook or sear with Olive oil, s&p on it. I just happened to have cooked some bacon and decided to use that as my fat to sear it. I almost overcooked to well done and that was with taking half off the normal time I would have used for a medium. However, the flavor was outstanding and worth an hour to get more. Next time I will sear 3 min, flip and stick in hot oven or grill for 3, then let rest for about 7. By the way, I bought eggs too and they were also great.

This place is Five stars all the way!!…read more Really the best beef I've ever had, and the people who own the farm are genuine down to earth good people.