I planted my entire deck with flowers from Gabrielson's Nursery. Every one is thriving and…read morebeautiful. Their hanging baskets are especially nicely done.

Went here to buy some plants for my mom for Mother's Day. Went to pay and was told one of the…read moreplants was $69.99 (it was tagged $39.99). I politely said that it was tagged $39.99 and showed the cashier the tag. She called someone else over who said that was incorrect and implied very strongly that my mother and I had switched the tag. We in no way switched the price tag, had they simply said that it must've been incorrectly priced I would've still made the purchase but the tone and insinuation that we had switched tags was just horrible. Very rude and poorly handled. We live locally and have purchased many plants here over the years but will be taking our business elsewhere now.

Love coming here when in town. Great selection of fresh produce and a small selection of dairy free…read moreand gluten free products. As a private chef, it's a vital part of my "ammo" when in town for work. Also, cool merch as well!

Very high prices, but the quality of fresh fruits and vegetables is hard to measure…read more I'd go more often if the staff weee more focused on providing some level of service. The only bathroom is a porta potty

Great local farmers market with plenty of fresh fruits, vegetables, pies, breads, cookies, jams and…read moremore. A must when out east!

100% authentic north fork farm growing 95% of what they sell…read more Potatoes. Heirloom tomatoes. vegs. Friendly busy counter help along with farmers coming in with fresh pff the farm produce.

I dont know. As a local I want to give Latham a million stars. Farming is hard work. And I…read moreappreciate the entire Latham family being there! Yes, the view from the farm stand towards Orient Harbor is the best view on the North Fork. But the reality is... it was once a better farm stand, where locals could get pints of fresh berries and tomatoes for cheap. The parking lot was once filled with banged up pick up trucks and Ford and GM sedans. Maybe a Subaru. Now the parking lot is full of Teslas and Rivian pick ups. Not to mention a late model Maserati and vintage Porsche here and there. Vrooooom. And the fresh berries are expensive... Farm stands nowadays are more like Delis. Latham sells a lot of local produce...including their excellent local Oysters! Their corn is the best on the North Fork. But they also sell a lot of veggies and fruits from New Jersey and further. I always ask where the produce is from before whipping out my billfold. They take Venmo for those who don't know what a billfold is. I will always go there for my produce. Because having this version of Latham is better than not having any Latham.

The Quick: We love Farmer Pete! If you're driving on the North Fork, visiting the vineyards or…read moredelightful small towns, you can't miss this American flag truck. The farm is fantastic, family own and run, selling fresh produce grown on site The Details: In the off-season, you can order your goods online and then pick up Fridays and Saturdays. I got the most massive Swiss Chard for $3 a heaping bunch! They also sell things like house-made pesto, oysters, and really whatever is in season. You are literally buying from the farmer himself. Highly recommend if you're in the area or visiting for the weekend! Shop small and shop local The Damage: Very reasonable!

The food! It was really bad. Too bad Brian should have at least offered some dessert…read more We all left Hungary!

My boyfriend and I stopped here after seeing a "Farm To Table" lunch advertised by a sign outside…read morenear the road. I've always wanted to try a farm to table restaurant! It exceeded my expectations! The menu had something for everyone and had a good variety. We picked shrimp gumbo, butternut squash soup, turkey chili, and cheesesteak. Everything tasted so fresh and delicious. Nothing tasted artificial at all. After we got our food a staff member came out with an orange wedge and suggested adding it to the butternut squash soup. I'm a bit adventurous...I tired it and it was good! There's also a few shops in the old farm. They have local jams, honey, and (right now) fall decor. If you walk toward the back there are some animals. We were told they love attention and it wasn't a lie! We pet some after lunch. Definitely a great place! We know the menu will be different but we would be back again for lunch!

Gorgeous farm- with healthy, happy chickens and sheep- owned by a lovely and dedicated family…read more The farm is open daily during the summer season, and they allow you to walk around, which I find to be incredibly generous, as this is not only a commercial farm but their family home. The little self-service farm shop offers organic eggs and chicken products, wool products, etc. Browder's Birds is a little way from the "main drag," but I think that is part of what makes it so special and well worth a visit if you're in the area.

Great small farm in the middle of nowhere. Took a trip here .I love exploring farms all over the…read moreisland. We honestly have the most beautiful farms on LI. The farm is on the property of the owner's home. The store is actually their small shed. This is definitely worth the trip. Don't be discourage by the size because you definitely find good quality ingredients. The farm is organic yay jackpot! I left home with organic chicken, honey mustard, mayo, and eggs. I have to tell you their mushroom quiche is honestly the best I've ever had in my life. Love this farm. Recently needed mayo for a dinner party .I have not been able to find good quality organic mayo without toxic chemicals until I found this farm yay! So I ordered my mayo and got it shipped to my house.Also their ginger snap moon pies are my favorite treats. When I can't come personally visit , I order online instead. So glad I found you Browder's Birds. You're definitely one of my favorite hidden gems.

Very ample parking and looks nice. I did end up getting a nice picture and pumpkin but the…read morecaucasian man ringing us up was a bit off. It was laughable. Lmao I'm going to sum it up. After ringing up our items we said "Thank you" in English and he said "De nada" and the tone was just off and seemed a bit condescending. How does he know if I speak Spanish? What kind of stereotype is that? If I would have replied, "I'm sorry I don't speak Spanish." What would have happened? It was weird and I won't be back.

I purchased the apple crumb pie and it was perfect! Perfectly sweet apples with a buttery crust and…read moredelicious crumb topping! We warmed it up in the oven and were going to serve it with vanilla ice cream, but it was so good on its own that the ice cream never made it out!