Great plants and produce. Knowledgeable staff. Beautiful flowers! Conviently located.read more

Their staff have always been friendly and helpful. I always like their garden products : the…read morevegetables and flowers are always so fresh.

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).

Really nice farmers market - there's a lot of street parking and adjacent lots. One of the bigger…read moremarkets I've been to in MA. There's a nice selection of produce, baked goods, and other things like cutting boards, vinegar, dried pasta, and there was even a knife sharpening truck! There was live music and a few tents selling ready to eat food. Worth checking out on a Saturday morning! The Saturday Child's bakery tent was completely sold out by 11a so definitely come early if you want their baked goods.

Haverhill Farmers Market is worth a visit. There is easy parking in the garage behind the market…read more They have live music and good mix of vendors. My friend Ron sells at Ron Greens, The popcorn, Bakery and other products are solid and this market is worth a stop if you are in the area.

Was going to get a fish dinner but decided to change it up and ordered the Chicken Parmesan with…read morespaghetti. Very Italian and delicious! Serving size was generous! Service was excellent as usual. Two meals around $40 with tip! On a Friday night, that's good!!

Cheap prices for quality food. It gives a great family owned feel and the people working there are…read morereally nice! When you walk in, you feel like you are going to get fresh seafood and the quality rivals some beachside restaurants.

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! 5 STARS! A FREE EVENT & FREE PARKING! I LOVE CASTLES! This is one of the…read moreSecret Hidden Gems of America that most people have never heard about or been to before. It's Time to jump into The TimeMobile & scour the Earth & take you to places from a different time that you won't believe still exist. We have set the dial to 1875 to the town of Haverhill MA. & Winnekenni Castle. Many people think that you have to jump the pond & visit Jolly Old England & The UK to see a Castle. Not True. America has many castles; unfortunately they are just not being promoted. This trip is less than 1 hour drive outside of Boston. Bring a Picnic basket, a water bottle & some good sneakers for an easy 20 minute nature walking hike. After your hike, head back to your car & pull out the picnic basket for a picnic on the green grass on the banks of the Lake. The inside of the Castle is Closed & is only open for Functions, Weddings & Special Events etc. Don't worry you will still be able to see the outside of the Castle close up, the Castle Grounds & lots of other cool stuff. Park your car at the bottom near the playground in the Parking lot or on the side of the road where the signs allow Parking. There are closer Free Parking lots on the way up but you will miss out on all the Adventure & The Winnekenni Castle Hike. So Park your car & follow the signs on Castle Rd. up to the Castle. There are multiple trails & if you like hiking & are more adventurous you can go for several miles all around the Lake. We're going to do an easy trek - a 20 minute hike up & lots of natural settings to see. You will travel along the dirt trails along the lake shore & up the hill to the Winnekenni Castle. THE HISTORY Winnekenni Park Conservation Area is 700+ acres that overlooks the Kenoza Lake which is Haverhill's primary drinking water source. Dr. James R. Nicola built the Castle between 1873 & 1875. He was inspired by the stone structures & castles he visited in England. This was his former residence that he used as a summer home. It is not a huge Castle but modest in size but beautiful. Speaking of Beautiful, the word Winnekenni is taken from the Algonquin Dialect meaning Very Beautiful. C Willis Damon was the Haverhill architect who designed this Magnificent Castle. In 1875 the city of Haverhill purchased it along with some additional land in later years. Besides nature walking & jogging, you can do bicycling, cross country skiing in the winter months, horse back riding & other activities. Like I said The Castle is open for Private Special Events. There is no tour here. They also have Special Public Events every so often that they open the Castle up & are either reasonably priced or even Free sometimes. Check the website for further details & upcoming events. You can check out my other review about Winnekenni Park also. There are picnic tables & benches here or just put a blanket on the green grass & Chill. There's even a Playground Area with Swings, a Slide etc here for Kids. So have a great time exercising, explore & learn about the great outdoors on your adventure, see a castle & have a fun picnic on the green grass on the outskirts of the lake. And guess what? IT'S ALL FREE! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be Really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

this is a really nice place to checkout! would recommend overall --there's some nice paths and…read moreviews. on the busier side.

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.

I just moved to west of Andover, and butchere-wise, I've been to BB and Eva's. I was looking for…read moreBeef back ribs to smoke and grill. No one knew what I was looking for, asking if spareribs were the same as back ribs. Except Haverhill Beef, they were straight forward and understood exactly what I was looking for. The only thing was the beef back ribs they had were frozen. Ok, my smoking was a 6-8 hour job so what was overnight to defrost. Bought 7# to test drive the ribs and also my new smoker. These were the very very best I've ever bought or cooked! They have a full array of marinated steak tips and different cuts of chicken, which I will be back for. They also have a number of made-in-house sausages, which I will definitely back for. I held back 1-star due to parking, which is near impossible on the street. They do have a public lot a half block behind them.

Wow I am very disappointed I went there for ground beef and I was asked which blend I wanted and he…read morereplied I made both this morning! When I got home it looked fresh on the exterior but then it was 90% Gray all the rest

She genuinely has convinced me of her psychic powers. One of the most understanding and kind people…read moreyou can meet and a great converser. All of her items are more than generously priced, and she has so many freebies with every purchase. Her abilities have genuinely changed me and my sisters life forever. Looking forward to going back in the future, cannot recommend this place enough. Also great selection of crystals and the sage bar is so cute, and they have almost everything you need for manifestation practices or spell work.

From the owner: "A little bit of Salem in Haverhill" Bohemian Cove is an authentic witchcraft/metaphysical supply…read morestore reminiscent of those found in the Witch City. With handmade products such as jewelry and body/bath items, teas and trinkets, a huge selection of crystals, a wide variety of incense and books, and over 15 types of sage and smudging supplies, you're sure to find something that tickles your fancy. The Cove also offers spot-on intuitive empathic tarot and mediumship readings, as well as other events and services.

This museum is jam packed with art and artifacts and enthusiasm. While we were there the volunteers…read morewere giving very thorough demonstrations of the linotype machine and there was a book binding class going on. It was hopping! They had some block printing exhibits, historic printing machines and reproductions, library's of ancient prints, a room on the Bible and it's role in and relationship to print. A good spot for machine, art and history enthusiasts in addition to print enthusiasts. A hidden gem Parking felt limited today, I don't know if it's always that way

Very cool trip to a niche museum that celebrates the history of printing and the role that the…read moreBoston area had with it. Lots of friendly docents will give you a tour showcasing the history of printing. Only open on the weekend to the public.