It's a cute place to pick your own apples. The small market offers baked goods, fresh produce, and…read moremore. The service was friendly, and two adorable dogs were lounging on the premises.

We visited on a Friday afternoon. Very nice farm. Great selection of apples. Small bag for $15 n…read morelarger bag for $28. The back bad better apples. I guess people like to go to the beginning. I got honey crisp, empire n Mac. The bag fills up quickly. There's apple cider donuts , yummy.

Love this place. I go back every year for plants..... They are healthy and well cared for. Staff…read moreis helpful. It's one of my happy places

If you are not getting your herb/vegetable starters and annuals here then you are missing out ! The…read moreplants here are well cared for and many, if not most, are hardened off and ready to be planted by Memorial day. It's not fancy, it's not pretentious, it's not overpriced and it's not a nonsense social media moment- Jaeschke's is simple and straightforward, offering good quality products at reasonable prices, like I like.

Grabbed some apple cider and donuts to transport back to NY. Unfortunately for the donuts, half did…read morenot make it home... as I devoured them in the car. The powdered sugar and plain donuts are super delicious but make sure to dunk them in your coffee or cider. Why do you ask? Because doing simply elevates your enjoyment by at least 3 fold. Don't believe me? Trt em out for yourself!

Visited the orchard on the very last day and last hour of Apple picking weekend! There were plenty…read moreof Ida red and Jona golds left and a few McIntosh! Opted for a medium sized bag which held a decent number of apples. Definitely worth the visit! Can't wait to be back next year :)

Very down to earth, simple, cheap. Tiny little family owned diner-ish place…read more Was treated like family. Everyone else in the store (which was packed) were obviously regulars, everyone knew everyone, great vibe. Had it simple, pancakes, sausage, oj. Don't remember the food but no complaints. Had a fruit bowl- it was amazing. I saw it being made from scratch from whole fresh fruit, doesn't get better. Local berries, ripe melon, none of that canned fruit poured into a cup business you sometimes get. Definitely going back.

Good soil. Good food. They have it down. My go to every few days to have my fresh veg. Even in…read morethe winter they do a good job.

Fresh vegetables at the farmers market plus friendly helpful people...what could be better?! Red…read moreShirt, Jim and Sarah are savvy, and bring SERIOUSLY good food to the Berkshires, and getting better all the time!

The best apple cider doughnuts in town!…read more Crazy assortment of apple types for purchase during the season. Doughnuts are in high demand and are only available Thursday-Sunday starting at 9:30. Get there as early as you can and anticipate a warm melt in your mouth goodness. Not overly sweet or cinnamony (a downside to some other town makers). They also have jars of homemade pickles, kickles (pickles with a kick), and more. Looking forward to next apple season!

disappointed this year Apple Cider is $8.99 a gallon and isn't as thick Apple looking as past years…read moreit looks watered down and tastes closer to apple juice, also they added a preservative. In my opinion it's not worth $8.99 ( actually $9.00 because they didn't give me the penney ). Matter of principle. Your better off just buying a gallon from the grocery store for Jaesckes isn't the same, it was awful compared to usual.

While vacationing in The Berkshire in Massachusetts, we discovered this remarkable marketplace…read more The authentic Italian products and fresh items is real. They serve great breakfast and lunch options. Their service with a smile is refreshing while on vacation. The store ambiance is quite pleasant and updated.

5 stars for AWESOME selection & top-quality items = so wonderful to be able to shop from so many…read morelocal vendors in one location! 4 stars for ambience = this place feels "authentic," and just what it needs to be! It's always fun to shop here. 3 stars for price = expensive! We appreciate that quality doesn't come cheap, but prices are definitely steep. (To stretch our dollars, we like to purchase "standard items" from nearby Market 32 or Stop & Shop, then come to Guido's for the special stuff.) 2 stars for the anxiety-inducing parking lot = narrow lanes & tight parking spots, many cars coming from all directions, and even crazier traffic now that Starbucks has opened next door! It's nice that Guido's staffs "traffic directors" in the parking lot during especially busy shopping days, but it's still a hair-raising experience to get in and out of this location... (There is extra parking up the hill behind the store, but walking up & down the slippery sidewalk in winter isn't always desirable.) Weighted average = 4 stars overall :-)

U-pick blueberries in the tent. No need to spray and the berries are delicious. There are also…read morefruit and vegetables for sale. You can buy already picked blueberries for $15 a quart. $10 if you pick them yourself. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly.

Love this place. What a hidden gem for best farm veggies and…read morefruits I've had so far. We did blueberry picking and it was so fun! All covid measures took in place so you feel really safe at all times. Blueberries were YUM! We ordered thru the e-mail twice in 4 days! Tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, sweet corn, yogurt, choc milk, strawberries, EVERYTHING IS WONDERFUL. Heirloom tomatoes, why didn't I meet you before? DELISH ABSOLUTELY THE BEST TOMATOES Ive had in my life. You will be always disappointed with the tomatoes you will find at the the regular grocery store after trying Berry patch tomatoes. Cherry tomatoes are just like candy. Just please make yourself a favour and go

I hadn't been here before. I'm a huge Trader Joe's fan so thought I'd check out the "sister…read morecompany" when in Pittsfield. I hadn't expected to buy anything so I didn't bring a bag. But, the prices were good and there were a few products we could use, so I carried my 7 items to the checkout. Since I didn't have a bag, I figured I'd just carry them out. The cashier, after taking a bit too long to finish up her chat with the previous customer (when I and another woman were waiting), then rang up my items and placed them in the previous customer's now-empty cart (Note that I hadn't touched this cart or claimed it in any way). Then, as I was paying and getting ready to leave, she started to put the empty bag of the customer *behind* me in the cart, I guess to start packing it. I told her it wasn't my bag. Then she said "did you bring a cart in?" And I said no. She then proceeded to, basically, scold me "if you didn't bring a cart in, then you can't take one". I was so surprised I didn't say a word, just picked up my 7 items to carry out (as I'd planned to do anyway) and I grabbed a stray cardboard box that they seem to keep up front for this purpose. (Something she could have suggested, since by then it must have been clear I was new to Aldi and unfamiliar with its cart-managing practices). I wish I'd told her that SHE was the one who put my items in the empty cart, not me. Honestly, I didn't need the attitude, especially the scolding in front of the other customer. Plus, what's up with that policy anyway? A customer can't take an empty cart (that the previous person had left behind) out to the parking lot? I'm giving this Aldi 3 stars because there seemed to be some high quality items at good prices. But, I wish I could give it 1 star for service. I promise you this would never have happened at Trader Joe's! The staff there are, without exception, friendly, helpful, and kind. This person could probably use a refresher in customer service. Maybe the one who was rude to me in Aldi's is the same woman (with glasses) who waited on some of the other reviewers. (I gathered from some of these other Yelp reviews that you have to pay 25 cents to "rent" a cart...um, okay.....not something I'm at all accustomed to.)

Cheap, no frills grocery store. Bring your own bags. And bring a Quarter for the cart rental. Very…read morebusy store but lines move right along. Lots of empty shelves and many items in the wrong places. Empty boxes and products in the aisles. Once in awhile you'll find a nice bargain.

This review is for the CSA, compost delivery, and the maple syrup season pancake breakfasts…read more Our CSA experience got off to a rocky start because we had trouble paying our balance online because there wasn't an option for the right amount. But once that was sorted it has been pretty epic. Lots and lots of in-season fresh veggies, "market style" so you pick what you'll use more of, and the farm partners with a few places to offer some things they don't grow themselves (e.g. peaches). Pick up has been smooth and consistently easy. The only small downer has been the "pick your own" section in the lower fields. There's inadequate signage and a lot of times when we go to look for things on the week's board we can't find them or they are picked out. Once or twice l've seen other customers pick things not on the board which always makes us a little sad. This "added benefit" of the CSA has just mostly not worked for us. We had compost delivered by the farm once. Getting notified about the delivery took awhile, but once we were scheduled communication was clear and the delivered product has seemed to be excellent at helping our plants grow. Lastly, we have gone to the farm for pancake breakfasts with maple syrup. Go hungry! These pancake meals have been a good fit for our family: plenty to eat, casual and no frills, and tasty. We don't go regularly (because I can make pancakes at home) but it's a nice little splurge for a day when no one has to cook or clean.

Surprise, surprise, they are open today. The farm store has…read morebeen transformed into a dining room. New this season is a sit down breakfast. Nice open, bright area with background music. Today was buffet as it's maple sugar weekend with larger crowds. Plans are probable cook to order as the season progresses. Delicious oven baked fluffy scrambled eggs, blueberry & plain pancakes, French toast, their own ham & sausage, maple cured kielbasa, smoky 2 bean baked w/ their bacon and maple of course. Farm made no added sugar apple sauce w/cinnamon of local grown apples. Coffee, tea, orange juice available. On the tables, 3 varieties of syrup. Everything was served hot and super satisfying. Check their Facebook & website for hours.