Fruits & Veggies near Greenport, NY

“Nice place. Fairly new construct, but some aisles were not fully stocked. Check out was a nightmare. 2 self checkouts had lines 6 deep, and the one cashier was trying hard to keep up with people on her line. Money was saved as the prices were very good.”

“We had the most delicious apple pie for Thanksgiving from the Cutchogue Village Farm. The crust was the best I ever had. The apple filling had raisins sprinkled in it, which added to the sweetness. We also got cauliflower which was huge and tasty. The people couldn't be nicer. This is now my "go to" stand!!!”

“Very nice farmstand. On the main road, it's easily accesible and has very good vegetables, an assortment of pies and fresh cut flowers. We shop here every week during the season”

“I dont know. As a local I want to give Latham a million stars. Farming is hard work. And I appreciate the entire Latham family being there! Yes, the view from the farm stand towards Orient Harbor is the best view on the North Fork. But the reality is... it was once a better farm stand, where locals could get pints of fresh berries and tomatoes for cheap. The parking lot was once filled with banged up pick up trucks and Ford and GM sedans. Maybe a Subaru. Now the parking lot is full of Teslas and Rivian pick ups. Not to mention a late model Maserati and vintage Porsche here and there. Vrooooom. And the fresh berries are expensive... Farm stands nowadays are more like Delis. Latham sells a lot of local produce...including their excellent local Oysters! Their corn is the best on the North Fork. But they also sell a lot of veggies and fruits from New Jersey and further. I always ask where the produce is from before whipping out my billfold. They take Venmo for those who don't know what a billfold is. I will always go there for my produce. Because having this version of Latham is better than not having any Latham.”

“Wickham's farm is a local treasure. It's a 5 generation family own farm. You cannot buy quality this good in any store. Their pies, apple cider donuts, scones, jams, fruits, and vegetables are all grown with a lot of love.

Mr. Wickham and his staff greeted me and my family with a smile even though they were closing up by the time I arrived. I bought the last 2 ears of corn they had in the store, and I wish I could have purchased more! The corn was incredibly sweet!

I purchased the raspberry scones, which were freshly baked. They were scrumptious, to say the least. As an avid baker, I can honestly say Wickham's scones were fabulous!

Their apple cider donuts are the best I've ever had. I'm in the top 10% of reviewers for eateries and restaurants. The aroma tantalizes you when you first arrive. Even if you don't like donuts,your mouth will water from the heavenly aroma!

I also purchased a raspberry peach pie. I have never enjoyed a peach pie that had thick slices of fresh, juicy peaces slathered in fresh raspberries before. You can clearly taste the quality and expertise with each bite. This must be a family recipe because it was so unique and carefully crafted.

I intend to make Wickham's a key east end destination from here on out. If you are reading this, I would ignore the few negative comments left by people who clearly do not appreciate the effort that goes into farm to table food.
Visit Wickham's farm by yourself or with your family. It's worth the trip!”