I've been back several times since their reopening for the season. I find this place and staff to…read morebe always consistent. As stated in my former review (s) you will never see stickered, dried up fruit or vegetables here. They only sell what they grow. Beware though that when the corn is in there are lines and it sells out VERY quickly. It's that good! These days I no longer cook for a family. So, I'm fine requesting short ears which may or may not be imperfect and a bit less expensive. Their melons, which have been turning up lately are so delicious! Prices are a higher than what you'll see in a supermarket. You are buying fresh picked, native produce. The corn you buy today was picked at sunrise - same day!

It's great that this farm preserves open space. Driving down the hill from them towards downtown…read moreLeominster you see an impressive view of hills and Mount Wachusett in the distance. That's about all I can say for them. The prices are higher than at Dick's Market Garden in Lunenburg. Not everything is price marked either. I liked that they offered beets without all the leaves on them. Then I got home and opened the bag to find they didn't clean the dirt off the bottoms, great big clumps of dirt. Cooked them and when I went to peel them they were white inside. Beets might have white or pale areas due to nutrient deficiencies. They don't give you a detailed receipt so you can see what you bought for how much and comparison shop because they are more than the competition. More money for less.

Such a lovely farm. I'm a professional photographer and loved going here for some dreamy family…read moreportraits. First time I was here I was just blown away, so the next session up I went right back. It seems very clean, they're open to the public and have probably the cleanest porta potties I've ever seen in my entire life. Bravo! I can't wait to visit for Apple picking season. Despite the one hour drive, I'll be back!

They made us feel so welcome here when I came with a school group. A welcome sign and everything!…read more The farm is gorgeous with trees that just keep going. At the very back is a gazebo that a couple was using for an engagement photoshoot while we were there. Easy to see why when it's surrounded by rolling hills. The apples were ginormous. Like, gigantic. Especially the honeycrisp. I picked one to eat and could only finish half of it!! Prices are reasonable. The size of the bags are odd though....I got a bag that was supposed to fit 16 and it only fit 5. Huh?? Just readjust your expectations. They also have a hayride that takes you on a tour through the orchard and he talks about the history of it. Make sure you sit near the speaker since it's hard to hear over the engine. The store was stocked with the obvious. Apple cider, apple butter, caramel apples. There's also a little food truck outside. ALL fried foods so don't expect anything healthy. It was a wonderful experience!

I have been a regular customer of the "Beef Box" for well over a year now and I am very happy with…read morethe quality of the beef. They ship the beef box all the way to my home in Rhode Island and they even through in a few "freebies". I feel fortunate that I can support a local family farm with compassionate-towards-animals farming practices. I am one of those meat-eaters who wishes she was a vegan. Lilac Hedge is a worthy compromise. The beef is delicious.

A very nice local farm with activities, great food and drinks, live bands, good ice cream, lovely…read morelittle store and a great venue. The bouncy house is what you need to be aware of as child was playing inside when the attendant decided to deflate the bouncy house to get the children to come out. All the children were screaming and some had to help others get out. Per the manager,the attendant was a teenager.

My wife and I decided to visit here about 6:30PM on the Fourth of July. Normally we stay inside…read morebecause we hate holidays where everything is closed but we were delighted to find out this place was open. The entrance to the farm kind of sneaks up on you fast; the whole place appears much smaller on the outside, but once you pull in and get to the gravel parking lot, you realize how much bigger it is inside. There was live outdoor music playing and kids laughing and cheering while playing with the nearby caged animals. This place was a great vibe. We weren't particularly hungry so I can't comment on the food, but we did take a walk around and paid for a quart box for blueberry picking. This was our first time and we had no idea what we were doing, but soon enough we filled up our little box very nicely. I recommend you bring some Off or some kind of bug spray if you're anything like me and bugs love buzzing around your ears. Inside the one of the barns was their stores and I picked up a bag of caramel puff corn and a delicious Apple Cider slushie. Everyone was very friendly. Overall we had a very good time here, and I hope to come back on an empty stomach so that I can try out some of their cider donuts.

We had a really lovely time at the 2025 Apple Festival, cute vendors yummy cider and sweet goats…read morethat you can feed and pet.

Fresh produce, delectable pies and a plethora of trinkets (in case you find yourself craving a…read morepig-shaped salt shaker, beeswax petroleum-free candle or a country duck something-or-other) make up this cute little store on Deershorn Farm. Appropriately seasoned pick-your-own's, pumpkins galore (yay Fall!) and extremely nice employees. We sampled some blueberry pie (YUM) and when perusing the apples, the cashier let us sample those too! We choose a small bag of apples (about 8 for $4, the name i cannot remember) and went along out merry little way. There's nothing like farm-fresh fruits and veggies, and supporting local agriculture feels good, too!

I was rudely reprimanded for parking in an UNMARKED fire lane by a person who works there, asking…read morethat next time I not park in the 'fire lane". She need not worry aboun a "next time"

Their peaches are the juiciest you will ever eat! Better than any other orchards. The trees grow on…read morea hill and are always in the sunlight. Nice homey feeling. Jim and Tracey , the owners, are the nicest people .

This was a nice shop with fresh deli options including excellent sandwiches and salads. The shop…read morealso has fresh fruit and veg and locally made ice cream.

What an adorably quaint local market and sandwich shop. Monti is a cozy market selling fresh…read moreproduce, pre-made salads, locally-made goodies (honey, pastries, pies, ice cream) and fresh made to order sandwiches. I ordered the Turkey Mozzarella which was served on a seasoned focaccia bread stacked with a generous heaping of Boars Head Turkey, fresh mozzarella, arugula, tomatoes and pesto. It was a spectacular sandwich. I also got a side of their cowboy caviar which contained corn, tomato, black beans, onion, peppers. It was a tad underseasoned but still tasty. The sandwiches take a while to prepare but are well worth it, they're delish. Pricing is very reasonable for the massive quantities of food. This is in rural Princeton MA and has sprawling seating with picnic tables and umbrellas. I would absolutely come back here if in the area again, and highly recommend checking it out!

I decided to take a short drive towards Bolton to see the fall colors and visit this farmstand…read morebefore they close for the season (reopening next summer). As they are famous for their peaches and apples at the local farmer's market, I really wanted to see the orchard itself as well as have an in-depth chat with one of the owners, Alan, who I got to know when purchasing their amazing produce. They have a really cute farm stand with lots of pumpkins and apples around this time of the year. You also have the option on going apple picking in the orchard and see how the different apples are grown. Alan, who usually doesn't take people on a tour around the orchard, showed me around and explained all their operations throughout the year. It was really eye opening to the farming industry around this region (compared to California where it never stops). Picked up some apples and cider, enjoyed the fall colors before driving through the back route where you can see the Boston skyline from quite a distance. Definitely recommend the non-touristy experience here.

If you are looking for a good old fashion Apple picking, this is your place! 3 different bag sizes…read moreand prices. They also have peach, plum and pear trees too! Staff is super friendly! There is no fancy donuts or anything like that here, just apple picking with some tables around the property to stop for a water break or maybe a snack.

First time picking at Derrick Farms. While the blueberries are delicious, I am not a fan of being…read moreassigned a specific bush to pick from. Definitely perfer other farms that allow you to pick freely. I realize COVID changed some of the processes, but the large cardboard boxes/trays are extremely wastful and awkaward to hold while picking! We had three pickers and 3 boxes/trays that we sent to be recycled.

Such a cute farm! The workers were very kind and helpful, blueberry picking was priced more than…read morereasonably and we definitely got our money's worth from all the berries we ate right off of the bushes. They have a little pond with turtles and fishes in, and a lot of great spots to sit and take pictures. The blueberry bushes had chairs in front of them so we could sit and pick which was great! The kids had so much fun and we can't wait to make some blueberry pancakes!

The best prices amongst the Lunenburg greenhouses for plants, with a decent selection of…read morevegetables, herbs and flowers. Staff are helpful and friendly. Could use more parking.

If you love beautiful fruits and veggies this is an amazing place. I only wish staff were nicer…read more I consistently leave there with beautiful crops but feel like I bother the staff. In particular there is a woman who was so crappy this morning and every time she is there. I try to give people the benefit of the doubt. I know they can have shitty things going on in their lives, but really, every time! This morning I got "You have to take the things out of your basket". OK, but you could say,please. So I pull the basket back to my side, take my 10 things out and then she picks them up to weigh them? Didn't save her any energy. Finally she says " Have a nice day" with so much attitude it makes you cringe. Find something you like to do lady. Might have to find somewhere else that has decent veggies. So 5 for beautiful produce, 0 for customer service.