Fruits & Veggies near Schoharie, NY
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5 locations found near Schoharie
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5605 NY-30, Schoharie NY 12157
“We passed this place going north and fortunately we turned back! We had lunch first which was a delicious strawberry & spinach salad with goat cheese that we shared and 2 pieces of asparagus quiche (also yummy but not hot more like room temp). Then I shopped! I needed tomatoes, garlic and honey but ended up with $120 worth of other good stuff - organic baguette, fresh half & half, asparagus, spinach, mushrooms, strawberries, cherries, radishes, local beef and potato chips and just for fun, margarita and Bloody Mary mixers! Don’t pass this place up! I recommend more signage on the road about the deli (the reason we went back is I saw people eating outside)!”
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158 Apple Blossom Lane, Schoharie NY 12157
“This was our first visit to Terrace Mountain, what a delightful experience. Apples were great and easy to reach even for kids. No huge lines for baked treats, music, tables. Etc. this will be our family tradition from now on.”
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3436 NY-30, Middleburgh NY 12122
“What a fantastic Farm stand! From garlic onions and massive pumpkins this is a place to visit. I went there to get all of my corn stalks and small medium and extra large pumpkins for Halloween and Thanksgiving decorations really great prices really great products”
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Lynk St, Sprakers NY 12166
“Excellent people. Great quality produce and meat. We get turkeys here every year and they are unbelievable, I actually look forward to the turkey on Thanksgiving rather than the stuffing.”
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3426 NY-30, Middleburgh NY 12122
“A good friend recommended this stand when looking for pumpkins, and we were not disappointed! All prices were labeled clearly, and we ended up getting more than we came for (very happily!) They even accepted cards, which isn't the "norm" for many similar farms. We were very pleased with everything and can't wait for another chance to come out and get more produce from Shaul Farms!”