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    Sweetser's Apple Barrel and Orchards

    4.3 (13 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Courtney F.

    Sweet little side of the rode stop for some fresh picked apples, baked goodies, and local products. They had a TON of apple varieties, and a huge stock, we even saw them pulling straight off the trees and restocking while we were there. Service was okay, we were greeted on our way in. Everything there was also extremely expensive, the products, cider, and even the apples. I understand it's a local place that has to sustain itself, but it was a little disappointing. It was a cute little stop on our trip outside of Portland, and would recommend to see the cute farm barn feel, but it's more of the culture that was fun rather than having to buy their pricey items.

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    Five stars because the boy who worked there was so cute. And the corn was pretty good too!

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    10.8 mi

    We came here in early August for blueberry picking, and are so glad we did! It was an entirely…read morepleasant and memorable experience (... and might be where we come back next year). They had an offer called Bleubs & Blooms where for $45 you could pick four pints of blueberries AND make two bouquets of flowers with as many flowers as you could get in the provided glass jar from their beautiful field. The staff was lovely! Engaging and encouraging and educated; every question we had, they had a great answer for. We were given tips, tricks, and advice for picking ("go way down back, because no one seems to be doing that and the blueberries are amazing down there" and "there aren't many raspberries left, so we won't charge you if you take a pint and don't end up filling it"); it was a genuinely wholesome and organic feeling interacting with them and being allowed to wander the property at our own pace. There was no tipping expected/required, we could walk down to the rows of blueberries ourselves or grab an occasional golf cart going by, we were allowed to spend as much time as we wanted in the flower field. There were shaded picnic tables for us to sit and relax under; a small table near the check-out area with random produce available for purchase as well, lots of good signage, bathrooms, and no extra entertainment/fan fare/distractions. Just a farm that you go pick some produce on. I like that simplicity, and I so appreciated being to do that here!

    Grandchildren visiting from Florida - they'd never picked strawberries before. The fields were…read morefull yesterday, and the picking, easy. Prices are fair. The 4-wheeler ride out to the field was an extra treat for the kids. Fun. Hand washing stations on site and ice cold water for sale. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff. Now the hard(er) work of making strawberry rhubarb pies.

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    I have used this company to supply fresh produce to my restaurant for years, and have always been…read morevery happy with the products they offer and the service they provide. They offer a wide variety of specialty products, Meats, and dairy as well as produce. Can be pricier than the larger wholesalers, but they are more focused on quality and specialty and they offer 6 day a week delivery in my area with out the huge minimum order requirements of the big guys.

    Ask Questions before purchasing from any home delivery food service- especially meat. Native Maine…read moreProduce & Specialty Foods lists "Beef Tenderloin Steak Tips" on their website in 6lb bags and describes them as "frozen beef tenderloin steak tips." I was about to place an order for several 6lb bags and at the last minute the chat box opened so I decided confirm with their rep it was indeed Filet Mignon. IT ISN'T. Their description and product tag is deceptive. Here is the definition of Beef Tenderloin from the website; "Beef. It's what for dinner. " A long, narrow, and lean muscle located within the Loin, this is the most tender cut of beef available. The Tenderloin is the source of Tenderloin Steak or Filet Mignon, and is a component of T-Bone and Porterhouse Steaks." Their rep claimed Tenderloin is a different cut than filet mignon. I guess you can find an alternate definition on the web- but that doesn't make it true. How do I know her definition is false? I have not one but 3 culinary degrees- and two are from Le Cordon Bleu, Paris. Be careful before you spend your money. ASK questions PRIOR to buying so you don't have regrets afterwards.

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