Fruits & Veggies in Wappingers Falls, NY

“One thing that I miss about living in NY are the experiences that we had during the Fall. Apple and pumpkin picking were always fun. Meadowbrook is a small farm, but perfect for family time out.”

“Went to the farm stand and ended up spending a whole lot of money, lol. The corn was so sweet and delicious. I got a croissant apple crumb pie, incredible! Nina was so helpful and sweet, will be a frequent customer!”

“Having come here to shop today from a house in the northern part of the county, today's experience was interesting. Although they seemed to have been out of a lot of the traditional items, what made it more interesting is that when I came in here, there weren't any employees at any of the registers, and only a few employees were out on the sales floor collecting empty boxes from finished boxed areas within the store, and others restocking some the vegetables. However, I didn't spot a lot of the troubles I've seen with other ALDIs nearer me such as in the Kingston and Hudson stores. I didn't feel rushed around, like the Kingston store, yet I also didn't feel there was any sense of urgency to buy anything - though my brother was in this store too buying goods for an Instacart customer and my mom was trying to get me to buy some Peeps with $10 in my pocket, which I was trying to save. Although you could tell something was going on with the changeover's in-store layout, I didn't see some of the troubles Bill Z said about this store. There were no ellipticals near the door, but there were a lot of issues with missing products that sold out quickly before the visit. But even then, although they have their fair share of known brand-name items, most of their store consists of brands I've never heard of, and at some point, I might believe these to be store brands with some Keto-friendly and dieter advantages (organic, vegan, paleo, etc.) mixed in with healthier options. Signs were clearly seen - not like some of the signs I saw at my local Aldis. Instead of signs hanging from overhead, at this store, signs were at eye level, and what products might have been slightly overhead, weren't distracting me - even from the viewpoint of a motorized cart which I had later in the trip. And then comes the comparison of Aldis nearer me to this one from the vantage point of the cart and aisle paths. Most Aldis force you to go down one aisle and up another just to return a motorized cart - but not here. Here, as long as you swing into the store swing left and head past the checkout lines, and park them back by the door, I wasn't distracted trying to repark the cart - making this trip something more appreciated from an Aldi. But only if I could live closer, I might actually visit more often.”