Loved the international women's day event…read more The issue I have with this place are the prices. I bought a dubai chocolate bar there that I felt was going to be really high quality when the craze started for $20. I saw the same exact bar in another store for $10. I've seen similar situations with other products. I feel the markup is excessive here and it's scammy.

Wilson Farm you've done it again! We look forward to coming back every year because their fall…read morevibes & family fun are immaculate. No pumpkin wall this year, but they still had their apple cider donuts, caramel apples and photo ops. Don't forget to try their potato blasting (if you hit the ghost sign you get a free caramel apple)! Once you're inside, the store is decked out with beautiful autumnal decor & all their fresh goods. I'll have to come back sometime to try their bakery items because they all looked delish. Everything is very reasonably priced which is amazing considering most items are either homegrown or sourced from other local farms. The main downside is due to going viral there are so many visitors and traffic control is little to none. Come early if you can or just hope you get lucky with parking. Even with two lots, you can easily spend over 40 minutes looking for parking this time of year.

Who knew that there is a beautiful farm/market, walking distance from Fresh Pond? I was looking for…read morea different farm in Belmont, and accidentally discovered this gem. The market is small, the produce is fresh, and I'm assuming organic. It's cash only though, so be prepared. Price ranges from $3-$10 depending on the produce. It's also just a beautiful farm to walk through. They have sheep, chicken, ducks and im sure other animals roaming around. Farms are my happy place, so finding this place so close to Cambridge was exciting for me. Closed in the winter, but be sure to visit & buy local when the weather is nice again. Family owned, they had their kids helping out with bagging, etc. and were very accommodating in general (I had a few questions/requests!).

One of my favorite farms in the Boston area. I had family in the neighborhood and that's how I…read morediscovered this gem that has been my go-to farm for over 8 years. They recently renovated, upgrading the charming farm stand to a full on rustic market. Fresh veggies, coffee station, frozen goods, jams, chocolate goodies and more. I usually come for the little walk around the farm to see what's growing, the u-pick flower garden, to swing on the swing set, and to see if any farm animals are around. There's a parking lot and picnic tables scattered around. Pricing is reasonable, u-pick is about $15, they used to charge by flower stem. They also host events and have activities for kids. Honestly, Weston is more of a suburb so it's a nice surprise for people when I tell them that there is actually more to see than large homes!

My family and I stopped here yesterday Mon May 18. We were aware that the farm stand was closed on…read moreMondays however my Son and I decided to take a stroll over to see the animals. When we arrived to see the big rabbit there the girl that was tending to the bunny was rude to us and said to please step away as she was trying to get it to come to the front so she could place his food bowl inside? Then when the rabbit came to the front she tried to grab it but it ran away from her. My 27 year old Autistic son was trying to see it and was not standing too close but she said he needed to step away as she made it like it was his fault that the rabbit ran to the back again. I'm sorry? but that was just rude of her as we just wanted to get a close look at the cute bunny. She made us feel very unwelcome. I then said to my son c'mon let's go and told him we can come back on a Saturday or something when hopefully she isn't there and that other on-lookers will be there too! I said it right in front of her! We just live the next town over but imagine if we drove a long way and wanted to see the animals and check the place out and were told to keep our distance from the bunny? The rabbit looked just fine and probably would have eaten anyway if he/she was hungry. She made it run back by trying to grab it not my son being there just looking at it. Such rude staff they have there..we won't be back!!

Took my granddaughter to see the new baby twin lambs and it was amazing. The grounds are just…read morebeautiful this time of year. It's a must visit for children and adults. Visit the farm stand too for fresh eggs.

I've driven by Gore Place a hundred times and I recently got a chance to finally walk the grounds!…read moreIt's located right on the Waltham/Watertown line but it has tons more land than what you can see off the bat from the street view. It's a popular venue for weddings and other functions, but you're allowed to walk around the grounds from dusk to dawn. My friend has been running here and stopping by to visit sheep and other farm animals so she showed me and our 3 other friends that area. It was so cool! This is the kind of place where you don't feel like you're in Waltham anymore. We saw lots of sheep, some chickens, and a rooster. Apparently there's tours you can go on and a gift shop you can browse in but we only went to the farm animals. :)

Made a pitstop at Pizzi Farm after talking to a local teacher, who orders here each Friday for…read morelunch. I was excited to try a panini, which is what I had a hankering for. Upon entry I noticed a ton of Pizzi Farm dressings, rubs, seasonings and other farm packed items (peaches, pickles, ketchups to name a few). Deitz & Watson meat is the choice at the deli.....I had a roast beef panini, which was excellent. Bread was fresh...left on the grill for just the right amount of time and a perfect temperature on my first bite. 12.99 for the sandwich is kind of high but that is the market at any of the great deli's around (D'Agostino's, Bob's, Augusta's, Alpine) I am sure this place is very crowded at lunch and after dinner with their ice cream stand, which seems like a big part of the operation. The staff was very nice....young man who made my sandwich and girl who was at the register were both easy going and welcoming. I gave it 4 stars. Not quite near the top places but a decent stop and a place I would revisit in a pinch. Location is easy to get to, off of 128, makes it attractive, as well.

Stopped in to get a sandwich. Sandwiches are quite expensive first off. Combined with an…read moreextremely LOUD woman who took my order (older with leopard-like glasses) then when I reached out for her to hand me my sandwich she rudely put my sandwich on the counter. No thanks!!

Just brought grandchildren to annual puppet show at the farm. The Woodard company perform a blend…read moreof the Little Red Riding Hood and Robin Hood. Fortunately our grandsons are too little to understand how stupid and silly the show was. The adults wondered how and why the performers would make the story revolve around Little Red Robin Hood's escape from the bowls of the wolf who ate her and others. I guess the writers wanted to tits to understand that there is always an escape when eaten by a wolf if you want to take the low road. Fortunately the puppet show was free. I cannot imagine paying to see such trash. Ron T

Fantastic local organic produce. Friendly staff who really care…read more Very attentive staff over email and other contact points as well. They do Lexington and Winchester Farmers Markets. And they also allow for online orders for pickup at their farm and at farmers market. Pickup at their farm location also has products from neighboring farms - eggs, dairy, local crafts, soaps, meats, prepared dishes. You drive up and they load your car up. They add a lot of wonderful experiences and food to the community.

Daughter came home today after picking at meadow mist farm. I could not believe when she told me it…read morecost her 40 dollars for 1 pint of raspberries and 1 pint of blueberries and was then told she had to match the purchase in the farm store before she could leave with the berries she picked. It cost a young just out of college student 100 bucks just to pick berries. Pick else where I am sure their are cheaper places with no picking requirements

Berry picking is a scam here. They charge you an already-ridiculous amount per pint compared to…read moreother farms and then claim that you need to buy double what you spent on berries on other products. Tried to go blueberry picking, was told that a small pint was $13, and we'd need to spend another $26 from there. They claim it's to avoid one person picking all their blueberries, but if that was the case, they could just impose a limit per person. Instead, they try to get you to spend more on their other items... but it's just to prevent one person from picking all their berries, sure. I won't fault a small business for how they choose to charge and make their money, but I certainly wont be coming back, nor do I recommend this place to others who want anything *close* to a fair price. Also, there's limited parking and the road to get into the farm is so narrow it feels one-way, which isn't pleasant. The staff seemed friendly enough, outside of insisting on these terrible rules.

There are many vendors, including both traditional and organic farm sellers. They tend to have…read morequite a lot of prepared food, including When Pigs Fly Bakery and a samosa place that's really good. There are a number of bakery and bread vendors as well. Also a fish vendor. The most challenging thing is that there is parking across the street in the government lot,, but there isn't that much of it. It's also a bit hard to maneuver in the parking area. Support your local farmers markets!

'Twas an extremely rainy, cold opening weekend in June for this farmers' market - thank you to all…read morethe vendors who braved the elements. As other reviewers have commented, this market is pretty small and limited. We walked around and finished up in less than 15 minutes, and that was only because we had to stop at the ice cream (Islander's Creamery) for samples. I saw two bread/baked goods, some meats, cheeses, hot sauce. A lot of it seemed more expensive than what I can find in the grocery store but still nice to walk around and support small businesses. Parking: I couldn't find any free parking except for street options. There's a municipal parking lot across the bridge where it's $1 for 1 hour on Saturdays.

" My favorite in town " This place is really good …read more Boastful flavors of chocolate and coffee. The staff is all so friendly. Why wouldn't you want to try this place . It's my favorite in town for authentic chocolate . The vibe is welcoming.

On our way back to NY we stopped here after Boston not expecting much. It ended up being the best…read morehot chocolate, seriously one of the best of my life. Well worth the stop and what a cute place. My son also loved and ate his chocolate star quickly. Service was good. Highly recommend.

I always stop by here to pick up some nice treats but today I decided to get a sandwich from their…read moreDeli. I got the Spicy Cuban. It was a great sandwich on ciabatta. The bread was fresh and there was a lot in. The staff were friendly and they were extremely busy on the day that I went. All the ingredients looked so fresh and all the prepared foods behind the counter looked incredible. Will be back to try some more!

What a cute grocery store/nursery/deli combination. Once you park, you're greeted with a different…read morearray of plants, flowers, mulch, basically most of the things you need to start your own garden. They had a variety of wine selections and groceries of course. I was thoroughly surprised they even had sake. There is also a deli for you to get some fresh made salad and sandwiches. The prices were reasonable as well. If you're in the area, it's worth checking out and supporting a local business.