Amazing strawberries! The staff is very friendly and if you're looking for what's local and in…read moreseason you will probably find options here. It's not huge so they can't have everything but you can count on quality.

Bought their chicken pot pie and some pastries. The pastries are delicious! Having the pot pie…read moretonight. Everyone was very friendly and we will definitely be back!

I go to Green Acres frequently. The produce is great at this time of year, very similar to the…read moreother nearby farm stands. The baked goods are very good, and the aroma of fresh pies, muffins, and bread reels you in whether you planned on buying something or not. The place is always busy, and sometimes it's hard to park, which brings me to why I have given only three stars. Green Acres takes in enough money to repair the entrances/exits. But again this year, we have to bounce into holes and severe dips precisely when we're trying to enter the stream of traffic on 82. It's distracting and dangerous and needs to be fixed.

This was my 2 nd visit to the stand. The vegetables looked fresh and appetizing. But the same…read moreissue exists from my first visit....the jams /jelly's were not marked with prices nor were the bakery items out on the shelf in front of the bakery. I decided not to purchase anything and won't be returning

I can't believe there aren't more reviews about this amazing farmers market. Granted, it's not as…read morebig as other FM's but you can find a lot of great gems here, we left loaded with goodies. I counted at least 4 stalls selling different kinds of produce, one of them I bought heirloom apples from where the outside looked like a granny smith, but the inside was pink; super cool and delicious! Also, ended up buying a bottle of bourbon from the Berkshire distillery stall to give as a gift so this is especially convenient if you're from out of town and want to give friends and family local goods. I think the thing we were most impressed with is that there were two stalls offering handspun alpaca yarn. One of the stalls had a flyer with details about what kind of alpaca breed the yarn is from and where the farm is located. (see pic) I thought that made the shopping experience extra special especially as someone who crochet's and is interested in where the yarn comes from. Another interesting item we bought were heirloom garlic bulbs that were bright purple. They're little but one clove has the potency of like 10 garlic cloves; really cool find! Also bought local made soap, farm fresh eggs, and baked goods. Again, even though it's not a very large farmers market, I consider this to be one of the best I've visited; would absolutely make a trip out here again.

I love surprises. And this little town has a fabulous farmers market! It's open and airy with lots…read moreof selection and live music. I was able to find lots to eat even though I'm gluten free and dairy free. I ate and tasted my way through. It's harvest time, but it had a ton of beautiful local produce. So check it out!

It's a cute little shed with lots of meats, bones, eggs, etc. all from their farm. All certified…read moreorganic, grass-fed beef from their own herd, raised without hormones, antibiotics, or GMOs. It amazing to live so close to this gem! I highly recommend it. My first visit was for bones for beef stock. We will be back for steaks next!

Great organic grass fed beef, fresh eggs and baked goods. How could you go wrong. This is a family…read moreowned and run farm. I met the owners and there dog. My wife and I went to a couple of there cook outs, good music. A fun place to shop. A self serve farm stand.

Cowberry Crossing has been at the Briarcliff Indoor Farmers' Market, and I felt an update was in…read moreorder. They now have a website and are offering a CSA for this year. The chickens are laying, so hustle to the market early so you can snatch yours up (if the Pleasantville Farmers' Market is any indication, the eggs sell out fast!). I recently tried one of their chickens when I realized they bring them FRESH to the market. They are pricey, but they are fresh, beautiful, and taste unbelievable-- unlike any chicken I've ever eaten. Anyway, their farming methods are what they refer to as "biodynamic," (organic, sustainable, and all that good stuff!) and you can find out more if you look at their website. Michael Pollan would approve. The animals are humanely raised and treated well-- the proof is in the pudding.

A few of us went in on a half steer from Cowberry and we're very happy with the meat itself…read morealthough it isn't certified organic. We ran into a bit of a snag when the butcher had accidentally with-held one of our 3 boxes of beef. It took a while to straighten it out, but in the end Cecille drove a few hours to our doorstep to deliver it along with some money back and a sincere apology. This is one of those instances where the handling of the problem made the business look better than if there weren't one to begin with. The only other small issue you may look out for is that some of the packages had a little moisture int them. Double sealing them and using them first is our plan. We're hoping that they go Certified Organic by next year for our next order as they said they are hoping to do. After all was said and done we are happy customers!

Misleading black sour cherry picking information: I called ahead, was told black sour cherry…read morepicking would start on July 9, and rearranged my trip from Virginia based on that information. After I drove all the way to New York, I found out the crop had basically been sold and picking was already over on the same day.That is incredibly misleading and completely unprofessional. You wasted my time, my money, and my family's excitement, and I will not trust this business again. Horrible business service..

Owners are rude and lying to the customers. They changed the date for picking , then declared that…read morefarm is closed temporarily, then that all cherries are picked already when we saw which our own eyes that the trees are full with cherries. It is very fishy what they did this year. I left more detailed review on their site about this user experience with this farm. Would not recommend it anymore to anyone.

It was our first time here. So glad we came very friendly staff berries are absolutely delicious!…read moreEven walked out with a hanging basket and arrangement of sunflowers. Definitely a place that we will be returning to again.

We had a fantastic experience at Chatham Berry Farm We…read morepicked two baskets of blueberries, (no charge for the container) and the blueberries were plentiful The people who work there were really nice and friendly Great place for a fun time My only recommendation is to wear sunscreen a wide brimmed hat and work quickly it takes a lot of time to fill two baskets. Tomorrow blueberry muffins and blueberry pancakes.

Great people and service. Food fresh and delicious - very nice experience…read more A B C D E f G h

We stopped here on our way home from Windham. It's a nice sized farm and great selection of fruits,…read morevegetables, dairy, meat. We opted for fruit and veggies. The tomatoes are outstanding. We got some brownies and they were made with clean ingredients. The staff are friendly and helpful as well.

This place is a dive, but I say that in the absolute nicest of ways. I'm visiting my partner in…read moreSaugerties, and on Google maps, I saw that this place was only a few miles out of town. So, I decided to come out and take a look. The gentleman working there had a wonderful Brooklyn accent. I asked him if he was Vinny, and his response was, "We're all Vinny. How ya doin''? They have a good amount of cheeses and baked goods, among other things. I asked if they currently had apple cider donuts, but unfortunately they didn't. Instead, I bought a five pack of apple fritters. To me, they seemed more like Apple filled jelly, donuts, than apple, fritters, but they were still absolutely delicious! Tender, with plenty of apple filling. I also got some apple cider, which was wonderful, and, based on the sign on the outside of the stand, I bought a smoked trout. It was so good. Tender, smoky, just absolutely delicious. The price for everything was very reasonable. Don't let the look of the place turn you away. You will get some great deals here. Thank you..

Nothing fancy, just good old fashioned farm goods - fruits, vegetables, baked goods and lots more!!…read more Worth a stop if you're anywhere in the area. Close to NY Thruway exit 20

Picking was a good time. People were nice. The market was clean and organized . Many different…read moreitems to choose from you don't find at a local grocery store. Goats were cute and fun to watch. Only 3 issues...the market has no prices on the fruits and vegetables as I paid $8.50 for a pint of raspberries. A bag of 6 DRY cinnamon and sugar donuts for $12 and a tip jar out at the field and in the store. I'm picking my own stuff why would I tip ? Same in the store. Overall it was good I'll know better next year to ask for prices.

We were absolutely thrilled to come upon a farm or orchard that does not function as a money grab…read more Their policy of pick what you pay for is a rarity we see these days, and we find this policy to be the most welcoming and the practice generates the highest likelihood of repeat business. When we arrived, on June 17, 2026, prime season for strawberries and snap peas, we were greated by a friendly young woman named Erin, who operated the admission booth. She provided us with two small containers for the snap peas and two larger for the strawberries and explained that we can pick whatever we want, and only pay for what we harvest. We acquired some beautifully fresh snap peas and freshly sweet strawberries. We visited the store, which offered typical farm store goods. There was nothing overly impressive about the store, but it is worth a look. We loved this place and even though it is more than an hour away, this will be our go to place to pick your own fruits and vegetables. We are looking forward to bluberries season in early July!