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.

Ample Supply. Locally Grown…read more Fairly Priced. Amazing Staff. I was greeted within moments of stepping foot out of the car my a lovely young man who then followed me around putting the things I wanted in a box and even labeling them for me so I can remember what they are later on. The prices were more than fair and the plants were in very good place. One note: This place is cash only. No credit cards here. However, it's completely worth the effort to stop for cash.

We were just at Berberian's farm and are totally grossed out. Wear your masks to come into our…read morefarm store yet the cashier lady pulls her mask down, wipes her nose with a dirty tissue. , buggers on her nose and puts her mask back up She doesn't clean her hands and proceeds to touch the next persons food. Groooossss On top of that. Cash only and the cashiers are taking ATM cards for the lazy sob who felt his time was more valuable than others and didn't take the time to get his cash . Won't be back

Hanson Farm is what a local farm stand should be. Locally owned, delicious produce, lovely owners…read more(Martha and Tom) and family friendly with pick your own produce, hayrides, and petting farm animals. This is not like those big places such as Wilson farm or Volantes which are very commercial and more like supermarkets. Hansons is the real deal.

Great Family time awaits at Hansons Farm. They have a Corn Maze, Sunflower Field, Pumpkin Patch…read moreand a few Farm Animals to see. They also have Pulled Pork and Loaded Baked Potatoes to Eat! If your looking for something to do on a Beautiful Fall Weekend, Hansons Farm is your place!

Very good fresh Fruits and Veggies, and the customer service was amazing. Will definitely be back!read more

Stillman's CSA has TRANSFORMED the way I think about food and groceries!…read more I've always been a fresh produce and meat kind of girl (as my Cantonese background dictates), but I've never really given much thought as to where it all came from. To me, a tomato was a tomato - organic was just something they added to charge you another $3. I mean, I was eating a tomato, wasn't I? Little did I know... So this summer, I decided to take the plunge and add an element of locavore to my weekly shopping. I signed up for the Stillman's CSA by default, seeing as they were the only one I could find who delivered to Brookline. A couple of friends and I split a full share, and golly gosh are we glad we did! Every week, I line up at Clear FLour with the rest of Brookline to get my delivery of fresh mouth-watering local organically grown produce. Sure, sometimes it's not what I would buy (SO many beets the first few weeks!), but it's made me exercise my recipe chops. And a local tomato is definitely not just a tomato. Sweet and tangy, it puts those watery mealy things you get at the salad bar to complete shame. And, as it turns out, it's definitely NOT hard on the budget. $450/season (20 weeks) comes out to $7/person/week for a family (or group) of three, for more vegetables than you could possibly eat! I've taken to freezing things to keep for veggie reserves in the winter. Fresh corn chowder on a cold winter night? Yes please! They do meat too! I wish I had the type of budget to sustain (haha, get it?) a membership in the turkey farm CSA. Maybe when I get a promotion... Anyhow, I'm not quite ready to give up traveling produce - after all, my Chinese roots make demands that HAVE to be seen to, and the winter in Boston is long. Russo's to the rescue, I guess. But overall, Stillman's CSA has opened my eyes to supporting local producers while they do what they do best - putting the freshest tastiest seasonal produce on my table, just as it should be.

A really cool small Farmer's Market. Plenty of vendors with veggies and plenty of fresh meats and…read moreeggs. Various vendors selling jewelry, oils and soaps. It was a really cool vibe with some live music as well. We really enjoyed our time there.

"I ain't gonna work on Maggie's farm, no more Well, I try my…read morebest to be just like I am But everybody wants you to be just like them" (Bob Dylan) This fantastic Farmer's Market on the Town Common is open every Sunday from June 5th through October 16th from 9AM to 1PM. It's just about the right size -big but not too big, know what I mean? Plenty of food and artisan booths to choose from. Vendor choices include plenty of fruit and vegetable farmers, plus baked goods, grocery items, dog treats, ceramic tiles, flowers, seafood, honey, soaps, granola, coffee, spices and more. We picked up six apple cider donuts from Worcester's Crust Bake Shop and a bottle of fiery Black Sambal Indonesian Hot Sauce from Worcester's Bali Marle. I had a teeny tiny sample on a teeny tiny spoon and coughed for 30 seconds !!!!!! Can't wait to add some to my next stir fry. If you are ever in the area when the Sturbridge Farmers Market is open, you really need to work it into your schedule. It's that good !

My great foot doctor is at Central Mass Podiatry and ended up finding this place also via my…read morefriends suggestion from Southborough. As advised, I got Turkey sandwich honey mustard veggies (the best) Butternut bisque (great as well) Highly recommend Davidian's as I've found some other local MA Treats such as cookies and muffins.

Did I really make a one hour drive just to pick up some of their pie? Absolutely, and I will…read morecontinue to do so whenever I can! Around Christmastime, a family friend brought over a box of one of Davidian's blueberry pies. None of my family members have a sweet tooth, making us a bit picky when it comes to desserts. We each had a slice after our holiday dinner and could NOT stop raving about how good it was. We immediately took a picture of the box label so that we could remember to stop by there ourselves and pick up some more. While my family and I live about an hour away from this farm, I have to make work trips to the Worcester area every now and then, which gave me the perfect excuse to swing by on my way back home. I grabbed two, a blueberry for my family and an apple one as a gift for a friend. As we were cutting up some slices, my parents and I kept making little jokes that perhaps we'd over-exaggerated to ourselves about how good the pie actually was, as it had been more than 3 months since trying it that first time. Nope! Was literally as delicious as we'd remembered, perhaps even better. The filling is absolutely amazing-- just from taste alone, you can tell that the blueberries are high-quality and sourced directly from their own fields. The entire pie was gone within one night, so I definitely should have bought more, LOL. Typical store-bought pies (you know which ones I mean-- the ones with the artificial, over-processed "fruit" filling) don't hold a candle to Davidian's!

The Framingham Thursday afternoon Farmer's Market is sooooo cool…read more There's fresh produce (of course), and lots of other cool things, AND FOOD TRUCKS!!! Friendly, happy, sweating (how do they do it?!?') food truck operators offering their bites and treats on a HOT summer night! It's outdoors, with plenty of shade, and hopefully(!) a breeze! I say give it a try!

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!