If you're looking for a fall escape filled with charm, Rogers Orchards is a must. Picture rows of…read moreapples stretching into the horizon -- the perfect backdrop for those fall golden-hour photos. During my visit, the trees were full of Pink Lady, Evercrisp, Red Delicious, and Empire apples. After tasting these fresh, juicy picks straight from the tree, I don't think I can go back to store-bought apples - not that I really have a choice! Every bite was crisp perfection, and honestly, this might become an annual tradition for me. You can choose from a few bag sizes when you go apple-picking: Large ($40) - labeled at 30 lbs Medium ($25) - labeled at 12-15 lbs Small ($15) - labeled at 7-8 lbs Separate from the orchard, there's a large open field that's perfect for picnics, with plenty of seating and cozy fire pits to keep you warm. It's a beautiful, family-friendly space -- kids running around, birthday celebrations happening, and couples just relaxing in the fall breeze. You don't need to pick apples or pay any additional fees to enjoy this area, which is a big plus. Bring your own chairs if you want extra comfort. There were three food trucks on-site during my visit. My favorite was Pika Food Truck -- their Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich was delicious. Chef O's Streatery offered empanadas but they weren't my favourite-- a bit too salty and lacking flavor. We also tried a flight of ciders, which was such a fun way to sample different seasonal flavors. Before you leave, make sure to check out the scenic overlook -- it's stunning, especially with the fall foliage. I loved that they even had a tripod set up for easy photo-taking. Rogers Orchards truly captures everything great about fall -- fresh apples, good food, cozy vibes, and community. They accept cards, which makes checkout super easy.

Out, cruising on this perfect summer day, and the roads took me here to Rogers Orchards…read more I grew up in Southington, and this was always a place to go in the fall, and when I was younger, my parents would bring us here and we would pet the bunnies and get stuff for grandma's house. So here I am back at Rogers Orchard, and it's just beautiful. Fresh vegetables and fruits, recently harvested corn on the cob, specialties, canned goods, apple cider donuts, and the star of the show... The fresh apple cider. If you are anywhere in the area, this is a wonderful stop to browse and impulse buy. Also, the prices are great on all the fruits and vegetables. I managed to pick up some pickled beets, some small pickles, a half dozen apple cider donuts, and of course, for the ride home, a nice cup of the freshly made apple cider. This apple cider was beyond delicious. I knew I should've bought a quart of it. Oh well, this will give me a reason to get back there soon. Bring your camera, as the Rogers Orchards grounds are really nice for a picture taking. The bunnies may be gone, but the memories remembered from the past, memories from today, and memories from the future from visits to Rogers Orchards will always be remembered fondly

I can't say enough great things about Geremia Gardens! Their quality and vast assortment of plants,…read moresoil and mulch are second to none. Mary Lou is always there to advise and help with any questions or concerns you might have about your garden. I've been a loyal customer of theirs for the 31 years they've open and have never had any issues, problems or disappointments, with anything I've purchased there. The only problem I've ever had is that all of their plants are so beautiful and HEALTHY, I always leave with much more than I intended to buy, I just can't resist! I only hope they're around until I'm too old to garden!

This garden center has been here since I've been a kid and I enjoy going to pick out some flowers…read moreand veggies. They aren't super cheap but also not overpriced (compared to other garden centers). I enjoyed the fact that they let you shop in peace and aren't hounding you. Able to answer questions, but overall a really peaceful shopping experience (which is my preference when it comes to being in my zen/happy space, around flowers/plants :)

We had a pick up from this location today and it was excellent. All of the orders were fresh and…read moretasty. Would recommend this to others. Also, they have a very good allergy menu.

Great from Start to finish..pad thia noodle dish was outstanding! Jose at the southington location…read morewas extremely helpful! Two thumbs up Ty, Diana​

""Buying food at the farmer's market Stand in a line, people…read moreeverywhere" (Neil Young) We had a very enjoyable visit to the Southington Farmer's Market yesterday. We found it right on the Village Green where the annual Apple Festival starts. Parking was a non-factor, there were spots all over the immediate area and we snagged a prime spot on the corner of Main and Center Streets. Today was the first day they were open for the season, and the market was full of vendors, and everything seemed to be running like a well-oiled machine. We arrived shortly after the 3:00 opening and everything was already fully stocked and set up. The market was perfectly sized. Not too small, not overpoweringly huge, just about perfect. A leisurely stroll through the booths and stands will take around 30-40 minutes, I loved how the booths were adequately spaced apart so there were no logjams or crowds. The only real crowd we encountered was at Wave Hill Breads with a ten-person deep line of drooling customers. We finished our visit with some Wave Hill purchases. Some of the main categories of vendors included fruits, vegetables, pastries, breads, sauces, salsas, jerkies, guacamole, pizzas for one, soaps, flowers, crafts, straw baskets, honeys and syrups. All of those were enjoyed among a backdrop of live music. We picked up a container of great guacamole from Pop's Famous Guacamole, a wonderful jar of salsa from Angela's Kitchen, two adorable "Eight Ball" squashes from one of the produce vendors, and a bag full of goodness from Wave Hill Breads. Our Wave Hill Haul included a delicious eight-inch cheese pizza, a hunk of Three Cheese Monkey bread, and a beautiful Vanilla Citrus Scone. The vendors were all super friendly and chatty, and the whole afternoon had a very nice community/neighbor-like vibe. We loved every aspect of our visit to the Southington Farmer's Market. PRO TIP The Farmer's Market is scheduled for Fridays from 3-6PM at the Southington Town Green, beginning on Friday, June 20th, and ending on September 26th.

When I moved to Southington, I was so excited to find out there was a Farmer's Market across the…read morestreet on the green, on Fridays from June-October. I was able to check it out a bunch of times and it was a nice selection of fruits, veggies, and homemade goodies, including yummy pickles in a barrel and fresh cheeses. I was able to find some unique veggies as well, purple beans and Mexican Gherkins which look like baby watermelons and taste like tiny sour cucumbers, these are my all time favorite, but go early because they will sell out!

This gem has so many options for the Indian community. They offer so many items…read more The Market is next to a cigar bar. The stench tends to come from next door. Don't let that stop you!! The owners are so kind. Local owned. Support your community.

Recently took a look around this store for the first time since I absolutely love Indian food. This…read morestore is small, but awesome. Their frozen breads are delicious and a fraction of the cost of a regular store. And this store has way more selection. I'm definitely going back to get a bunch of teas when the weather gets cooler and to try more stuff as well. Definitely a hidden gem in Southington

While in Southington I stopped by their Aldi to pick up some milk and some other essentials. This…read morestore is larger then other Aldi locations, there's plenty of space for two large shopping carts to fit side by side. All of the isles and their merchandise were well stocked. Aldi has the lowest prices on their everyday grocery items. They also have an isle of random discounted merchandise, such as storage items, toys and seasonal decor. Most of the items Aldi carries, are their own brand. You can randomly find name brand items also. Unfortunately not everything I need can be found here. Be sure to have a quarter ready so you can get a shopping cart, and return it after you're done. This is part of the reason their prices are low, they're not hiring someone to collect shopping carts all over the parking lot. You will not find a shopping basket at Aldi. This is a very nice Aldi location. You can find your everyday basics at a great price.

Great location on Queen Street, located behind Chick fil A. Plenty of parking spots, and the…read moreparking lot and store are clean and well maintained. Staff is friendly and helpful, and items from the weekly flier were well-stocked.

Picked up 2 fresh turkeys last Thanksgiving here and got my Christmas tree a couple weeks later -…read morefresh. The farm store is beautiful and big. The owners and employees are extremely helpful and friendly. Highly recommended!

My daughter and I came to Karabin Farms this afternoon after hearing good things from a family…read morefriend. What a cute shop they have! Lots of goodies, Jams, jellies, local cheeses and honey, breads, pies, meats, sausages, kettle corn....so much more. Fresh eggs and GOOSE EGGS! Lots of beautiful, healthy plants to choose from and the owner could not have been nicer! Service was great! Check them out! Support our local businesses! Take a look at the pics!

Joes meat might be the most amazing sub ever concocted. Never change !!! We love you all the way…read morefrom Dallas TX !! Yeeeeehawwwww

Pay attention to this one folks for it is easy to miss. A small deli indeed, that looks as if it…read morewere a house transformed into a deli, sitting next door to another house. I walked in and from first glance, you can tell it is a staple type establishment for those within the community of Plainville. A spot that folks love to hit up in the mornings and for lunch to get their day started and to keep it going. I always can appreciate a good home-style vibe. Jim's had a few patrons inside, all having conversations with the ladies behind the counter that were making food and then the gentleman at the register as well. I will say that when I walked up to the counter, one lady looked at me as if I had a third eye, scoffed and walked away but I didn't think much of it for she may have been having a bad morning....moments later the other Woman said, "What do you want?" in a questionable tone but again, I digress for they both looked flustered. I placed an order and simply walked to the register and proceeded to grab a few more items for my review. I started off with the Pastrami Reuben on hardroll. The roll was toasted for that crispy factor and the pastrami itself, was good. You really can't go wrong when the cut on the pastrami is just right and it has a nice cut about it. The sauerkraut was ok, nothing major to write home about to be honest and it had a nice savory sauce with some Swiss cheese that. complemented the sandwich. Moving along to their macaroni salad! The mayo was tangy, and the red onions drew in the flavor profile rather nicely. It was seasoned with pepper as well and with the macaroni cooked to near perfection, you couldn't go wrong here. Now their Bacon, Egg and cheese on a hard roll left much to be desired. More BREAD than egg and bacon....You could barely see it from the side, let alone taste anything. I was sadly disappointed in their excuse for a breakfast sandwich. It lacked style, ingredients and flavor. This brings us over to their Apple Crisp! Fresh apples, cinnamon and granola goodness that made up for the horrible breakfast sandwich. Each bite of the crisp sent harps my way to play me a melody of tasty treats. Not too bad but between their. questionable customer service and my breakfast sandwich, I can only give Jim's an overall score of 3.5.