Fruits & Veggies near Frenchtown, NJ

“Absolutely lovely family run farmers market. Service was very friendly, polite and helpful, with kids playing with petting zoo "friends". I fell in love with all their animals from hogs to horse, chickens and goats, cows... etc.The variety of fresh plants growing abundantly so radiant and lavish was just beautiful. I bought sweet basil, flowering habanero and sweet mint. If they grow well I'm going back for more, they smell so heavenly btw. There are spices, salsa and tons of honey. We bought " Gobs of garlic " spice, pecan honey and lime cilantro salsa.There is a wonderful Craftmade shop with loads of goodies at fair prices. This is the type of place me and my bf have been looking for since moving to Warren county and we love it.”

“I was traveling back from Hershey to New Jersey and wanted to take a more scenic route. While mapping it out, I decided I wanted to check out a local farm stand as I was specifically looking for apples and a few autumn decorations to bring home with me. I read through a lot of Google reviews and compared places I’d be within the vicinity of on my trip and settled with Penn Vermont Fruit Farm. The drive was pretty beautiful and brought me through some really nice neighborhoods and some beautiful farmland. It’s pretty clear that they focus on pretty specific produce and the variety was limited. However, I did get the few items I was hoping for (apples and some small decorative pumpkins). The prices were reasonable. I’d recommend using a bathroom before you arrive. Though I was grateful to have a bathroom after my drive, I felt like it was situated in an abandoned horror movie film set - the downstairs part of a barn. There isn’t a door once you get inside, so I was hoping no one would be coming through the main door that I think I locked. It worked out fine and this was a cute little family farm. And I much prefer to support folks like these than a chain store.”

“This is the first cidery I've been to so it's unfair for me to go to 5 stars, I'm at 4.5 though based on taste and atmosphere, I could go higher.I've had this on my list for some time as ciders are one of my staples. The orchard/ cidery is deep in the countryside, but worth a voyage if you are nearby in the towns of New Hope and Lambertville. There is a farm store with cider to go as well as produce, prepared foods and other local items. In another section there is a tap room with a bar for tastings, most of the tastings were on tap, with a few from bottles too. If I recall the cost was $15 for 5 pours, I'm sure you can ask to try others as well, my friend got an additional taste of their strawberry rhubarb which is the bottle I ended up buying. The aforementioned cider was the sweetest of the ones we tasted, but by no means sweet. These are all dry ciders which I prefer, each was distinct and if we had more time we would have tried several more. The outdoor seating area was very inviting and chill, with a fire pit or two and live music while being in the middle of an orchard. The staff was friendly and informed, esp the very nice young lady working in the farm store . The have a cider club that helps lower the cost of bottles and includes perks, I'm planning on joining!”

“We went there for Apple picking and have to say the farm is so well managed. The fruits are taken care of. The best part for me were the bakery, their apple cider donut, I drove almost an hour one time just for those.”

“I absolutely appreciate Traugers! It's wonderful to be able to support a local farm, and have fresh local food available. They have even added local meats in the store now. Thank you Traugers.”