Good variety of apples at a good price. Family run friendly…read moreservice. A little early for my favorite variety of apples but can't wait until they come in.

Great little spot. Everyone was super friendly. I got some great eggs and apples when there.read more

Just picked up a glass bottle coke, some hot sauce, and this amazing beef jerky! A definitively…read moresmall town, quaint shop, bursting with variety and true knowledge of "Home Grown."

This is a fantastic one-stop-shop for fresh (locally grown) produce, milk, bread, pastas, eggs…read more. etc. It's conveniently located on Rt 340 and how better to spend a few bucks than supporting a small, local business. The owners are super friendly and very knowledgeable. Definitely pick up some Chocolate Milk, Tortilla Chips, Steaks and Chicken. For a small shop, it has so much to offer!

I'm from New York and was on vacation recently in the area and in search for farm fresh, organic…read moreand unprocessed fruits and vegetables. A quick search brought up Massanutten Produce. I called them and asked if they had pasture raised eggs and they did. This farm stand is so cute and right off of US-33. As soon as you walk in, abundant buckets of colorful fruit and vegetables greet you. Staff was very helpful and answered all my questions. They even have some misfit produce available at a discounted rate. A lady there took a whole bucket of plump peaches home for really cheap. Everything is grown or produced locally which I found fascinating. The blackberries and cherries I got from here were absolutely divine and the non-GMO eggs I got from here also tasted amazing. They had tons of varieties of heirloom tomatoes and had fridges full of locally produced cheeses, desserts and other milk products. As well as meats and baked goods. If you are looking for organic, locally grown and produced food - look no further than this beautiful farm stand.

I went to Massanutten produce this past Friday. They are usually my favorite produce stand. I make…read morea special trip to go there as its about 25 minutes from my house. On Saturday we were having burgers so I decided to slice one of my ($4.00) tomatoes. This tomato was so mushy and so grainy that the entire thing was unusable. It had clearly been refrigerated. People who sell produce fir a living know better. Then on Sunday I was going to eat a peach. This was two days after purchase. Four of my six peaches were moldy and had to be thrown away. I spend a lot of money there every summer but I do believe that is over. The bad produce along with the rudeness of one of the workers I dont think I will ever go back.

I am pleased to write the first review for this amazing farm. My husband and I were visiting…read moreMassanutten Resort in late August, 2023, and we were looking for a local farm with "Pick-your-own" produce. We found that this farm fit the bill, with different pick-your-own options depending on season. Apple season had just started, so we headed on over. We first went into the small shop, where we were greeted by a very friendly and helpful young man. He explained how to determine which fruit was ready for picking, and sent us off with our bags to fill. The rows are well-marked, and I was thrilled to see that my favorite apple -- honey crisps -- were ripe and ready for picking. The farm has a large variety of apples -- golden delicious, gala, sweet surprise, ambrosia, etc. -- though not all were yet ripe. The trees were producing a lot of fruit, all of which was easy to reach, so our bags were filled in no time. We returned to the market, where we purchased quite a lot of additional fruits (peaches) and vegetables (okra, giant Marconi peppers, sweet banana peppers, green onions, and eggplant). They also sell other farm-fresh produce and eggs. There are also handmade wooden ornaments for sale. We didn't taste our haul until returning home -- both the peaches and apples taste amazing. Crisp and sweet. Fresh off the tree DOES make a difference! We haven't tasted the vegetables yet. -5-stars for food quality. -5 stars for staff. The gentleman in the store was very engaging, patiently answering a ton of our questions about the farm and its products. -5 stars for value. The prices are competitive with local grocery stores, but you're getting fresher products. -1 star for location. LOL. The farm is two hours away from our home! I wish it were closer to us. We would definitely be regulars there if it were! Seriously though, the location is easy to find, and convenient from Harrisonburg or Massanutten.

Found this hidden gem on the side of the road, we walked up to the shop and were kindly greeted by…read morea lady. She explained which peaches were available, where to pick, she made the experience very easy! They also had PYO flowers, it was so fun walking around because the flowers are everywhere. The gourd tunnel was also a once in a lifetime sight haha. Truly so crazy to see irl.

If you want a natural remedy radical roots is the company for you. Get away from all of the pills…read moreand chemicals

We saw Radical Roots for a year at the Charlottesville farmer's market and occasionally bought…read moretheir produce, but this year we took the plunge and signed up for the CSA. This was a great decision! Our household has just two adults, so we decided to split the CSA with our neighbors (also two adults). It was $250 for each couple (and the CSA lasts at least 4 months), which has turned out to be a great value for all the food we get each week. We pick up our share at Albemarle Baking Company, and it's organized such that all the stuff is in bins and you pick out your own produce. It is seriously an overflowing bounty of vegetables, herbs, and flowers every time we pick it up. As an example, this week's share included: head of lettuce, mesclun mix with edible flowers, swiss chard (or kale), 2 green peppers, 3 summer squash, 1.5lbs big tomatoes plus a bag of cherry tomatoes, a sunflower, 2 zinnias, 3 cucumbers, 3 onions, beets (or okra), and basil.

This honey is amazing and for some reason my local Mom's Organic Market has stopped selling…read moreit...must find a new place to buy! All tips welcome.

Have been purchasing raw honey from here, Singers Glenn about a year. My spouse and I enjoy it…read moreevery day! Thank you, it's the Best. We purchase the 80oz jar. Wonderful product/ Apiary.

Amazing steaks! Best in the valley. The barn store on property is open 10-2 on Saturday mornings.read more

Best beef I've ever had in my life! This family has been raising cattle for over 50 years now at…read moretheir 150-acre farm. They are conveniently located in a beautiful property just a mile from Harrisonburg proper but once you see the farm you wouldn't have thought it is just outside the city. They have been serving high quality bulk shares of beef to their local community for decades and just started to further expand their services over the past year. They repurposed their big red barn to become like a farmstand which opens 2 days a week (and by request) where everyone can buy individually packaged, USDA inspected beef cuts, and they started selling pork and lamb products as well. We've gotten different steak cuts, ground beef and pork, burger patties, and sausages here. We loved them! On most Saturdays, J&Js BBQ food truck comes by the red barn. GlenDor customers can buy freshly grilled GlenDor burgers, or hotdogs, as well as chicken BBQ and pulled pork as they come to fill their coolers with GlenDor meat products. GlenDor Farms also recently started shipping within most of the East Coast! Their packages are carefully prepared and shipped. My boyfriend received his package of about 15 lbs of ribeye, sirloin, ground beef and others within a few days and still quite frozen! (we live in North Carolina) He cooked 'em and I got to try the tender, juicy, melt-in-your mouth goodness of the steaks! Lastly, as I mentioned, their farm is in a beautiful property in Harrisonburg--their farmhouse is situated on top of a hill with gorgeous views of the Shenandoah Valley. If you ever want to experience it or if you are looking for great accommodation when visiting Harrisonburg--you can now stay at their Hilltop Apartment on AirBnB! This is the basement floor apartment of their farmhouse--fully renovated, fully equipped kitchen, and own private entry. On top of the gorgeous view that will greet you, they also give you complimentary fresh eggs and sausage from their farm! Bryce Blosser is really doing a phenomenal job in managing and expanding GlenDor farms as the fourth generation. Overall, I highly recommend supporting this very nice family's farm-to-table business!

Old Hill Cider is part of Showalter's Orchard. You see one, you see the other. The orchard grows…read morethe apples that are used in the cider. (In the fall, you can even pick the apples!!) If you're in the area, Old Hill is a great spot to try. You can't go wrong with cider, especially with the number of options that they have that range from dry to sweet. We tried the cider flight and Jenny was amazing! She was very attentive and friendly. I asked about the LOVE sign and she not only pointed me in the direction but she was nice enough to talk our picture! Do a guided tasting. Or take the flight and sit outside and enjoy the view. Make sure to stop in during the fall and enjoy the changing colors, some apple picking, and their apple cider donuts!

Delicious crisp ciders with unique flavors and a light touch of sweetness. The ciders aren't sugary…read moresweet like Angry Orchard or Bold Rock but not dry like the ciders down south in Charlottesville. The tasting is a great deal and I believe it's $5 for 5 tastings and you can pay extra for more samples. There are no flights. The Off the Press cider with no added sugar was quite sweet on its own and my favorite! My hubby enjoyed the peach and Honey Ginger cider. The cinnamon spiced Wassail cider was tasty and perfect for the fall and comes in larger 16 oz cans (4 pack is $14) while some of the other flavors like the Honey Ginger and Peach ciders come in smaller, 12 oz cans (4 pack for $11). We bought 3 packs - Wassail, Honey Ginger, and Off the Press (Peach was sold out!) and devoured them within a week! I wasn't a big fan of the Strawberry and Blackberry ciders. There's outdoor seating to soak in the sweeping views of the Shenandoah hillside and the beautiful fields and pastures! The indoor seating is a bit cramped for only a dozen or so people. There's a small market next door that sells produce and meat. The food truck sold cider donuts and some hot food and drinks, I wish the donut was hot (it was stone cold!). Love the cider and will be back when we're in the area!