Fruits & Veggies near Tivoli, NY

“What a hidden gem in Tivoli. Such a cute family-own orchard with lots of things to do. Upon parking, there's "Apple Town" where kids can play in little houses that are representing school, barn, church, house, etc. There's a large sandpit with toy trucks, corn hole, and picnic tables. For apple picking, they offer 2 size bags - $15 small, or $30 for 1/2 bushel bag. There are so many varieties of apples here, it's great. They also have complimentary wagons for you to use to pull around the orchard. A hay ride is $2 per person and they take you to the further side of the orchard for honey crisps and rubyfrost.The store offers very reasonably priced vegetables such as peppers cabbage, squash, onions, etc. They also have apple cider doughnuts and hot apple cider. We only planned to be here for 2 hours but ended up staying for 3 hours as the kids had so much fun. Great place to come and have a layback experience apple picking!”

“Stopped by Rose Hill for the first time since moving to the Hudson Valley, and it was such a great experience! The place is super cute, the drinks were fantastic, and the bartender, Kevin, was awesome—friendly and attentive. Can’t wait to come back again soon!”

“I am happy that Aldi's has some organic produce, especially berries. Wish it had organic apples and potatoes. Organic peanut butter comes in plastic containers, so I will continue to purchase organic peanut butter in glass jars at Tops or in my local health food store. Delicious chocolate from Austria or Germany, cheese, yogurt, grass fed ground beef, wild salmon, eggs, and chicken are good to buy here. Saw some food products from China, which I have not heard good things about, so I avoid them. It's important to read ingredient labels on everything, too. Prices are very good.”

“Arrived at opening and talked with the opening ladies - such a joy! They had everything I wanted to buy! I love that Migliorelli shows up at Union Square Farmers Market in NYC! Love their garlic butter!”

“It's been a journey to bookmark this exact place, but I finally got it last year and so knew exactly where to return this year on my latest visit to the area. I come here for the pies. There are produce stands a plenty in the area, and many laid out more attractively than this very rustic farm stand. However! The homemade pies here stand out from all the other ones. They don't come wrapped in plastic and stamped with a label. You really have no idea who makes these or what allergens might be in there! There's just a small, handwritten script label of the pie flavor. And according to long-time owner Norman, some nice old ladies make these pies for him and the no frills packaging and cursive scrawl would support this! The flavors range from blueberry, cherry, apple, strawberry rhubarb, and berries of the forest. The latter two are my faves. The pie lattice is SUPREME! Even my very skilled baker friend commented on this when I shared a slice with her. The filling is fruity, though sometimes you get more sauce than fruit chunks. Still that doesn't stop me from devouring this delicious creation.”