Beach Plum Farm

The grounds of the farm are beautiful to walk through and it is a relaxing place to explore. They even have pigs you can go see, which is a fun surprise if you are walking the property. The food was really good. I got the pulled pork sandwich and thought it was delightful. There is also a large shop with a lot of local organic goods, so it is easy to wander around and find something interesting. It is a perfect destination in spring, summer, or fall.

We came here thinking it was a winery but it was what it says it is and its a farm lol. So glad we stopped in because it was beautiful. They had produce, knit knacks, gifts, homemade jams, pasta sauce and etc. You can also feed their pigs🥰. They also serve snack type of foods like hot dogs, German potato salad and etc.

We stayed at Beach Plum Farm last night and it was absolutely magical. Our cottage was adorable—beautifully decorated with so much charm and attention to detail that it immediately felt special. The farm-to-table dinner was incredible. Every dish was so fresh, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients and the care that goes into every part of the experience. The entire property is gorgeous, peaceful, and perfectly curated. From the décor to the atmosphere, everything exceeded our expectations. We had an amazing stay and can’t wait to come back. Highly recommend! 🌿💛✨

I came here towards end of Dec. Found this farm on Google; it was on the way home. This is no fault of the farm but there's nothing to do or see during the winter. The store had a bunch of dried goods and sauces - pretty expensive. The veg selection wasn't great - 2$ for an apple. 15$+ pasta sauces & ketchups. No eggs ($6 for a dozen). I'm sure this place is great during the summer. I'll change the review if I visit again. Didn't see any animals but I didn't explore every inch of the farm. Bring quarters to feed the chicken -- highlight of the experience.

A great way to feel and taste Christmas! The dinner served to us was heavenly! The Brussels, carrots, scallops and pork oh my! Savory delicious food! Signing carols and laughter with family! Thank you for a lovely evening Beach Plum, Im looking forward to returning!

My friend and I went in the middle of the day on Friday (in October) and there was plenty of room to sit and enjoy our coffee. The country store has a good selection of fresh and jarred foods. Staff was friendly. The gardens are beautiful - I beg even more so in the spring and summer. Not much “to do” but we were happy to just sit. There is a Kids Dig zone which I thought was a nice touch (a garden bed full of dirt and construction vehicles/cars for kids to play with).

It is winter and the farm store was open...bought a few.dozens fresh eggs. Great price. And delicious jams. Worth a visit

Amazing brunch (get the farm egg sandwich and fried potatoes!). My daughter loved it and so did all of our family members. Beautiful farm, friendly staff, friendly chickens roaming around, kids get to gather eggs from coops, pigs can be found down a beautiful winding path, flower arches and fountains in gardens around the restaurant , kids digging area , loved the farm merch and produce store, hay rides, pumpkins

Beach Plum Farm is a beautiful farm that's by the Lighthouse that is not only a working farm but open to the public and welcomes visitors daily. This farm grows produce and meats for local restaurants in the Cape May region. Not only can you visit and walk around and enjoy their store, you can enjoy their chickens, walk their little walking path, or even stay on site. This place also hosts special dinners and other events. It's a beautiful and lovely farm with a huge array of local products and wares to purchase and take home with you, wherever you are.

Delicious but slightly pricey place for lunch It's farm to table and a cool experience to watch them pick out carrots. Kids can feed pigs. The food is wholesome as in they did not cheap out in the pulled pork or chicken salad. (You know how places load up things with mayo ....) I get why it's expensive because of the farm to table. Kitchen closes by 2 pm for lunch service.

Fresh, fun, farmtastic! Love visiting family run establishments and this one was just a piece of heaven. The land was beautifully kept, with little gardens all around and fresh florals and herbs everywhere you look. Fire pits and loads of seating options. Inside the market you can order food and drinks or pick up one of a number farm grown or local goodies. Food, treats, sauces, jams, honey, books, flowers, stuffies the etc. Friendly staff, and they were kind enough to start up a fire pit when we arrived due to the colder temperatures that morning. We grabbed the kale goat cheese quiche which was YUM! You could taste the freshness of the roasted kale, and the fluffiness of the eggs delish! It was paired with a mixed green side and oil and vinegar We also ordered the carrot coconut soup to go, which I had the next day and it was so fresh and clean tasting. Just natural sweetness of the carrot no added flavor necessary. And just a bright gorgeous orange. The kiddos had a chance to visit the three new piglets and feed some chickens but no other animals at the time we visited. Would absolutely visit again, fresh food, wonderful grounds and ample seating.

Very charming, but very over priced. Purchased a blood orange chocolate chip loaf, although tasty, there were no chocolate chips. Disappointing for the price.

WEST CAPE MAY: Beach Plum Farm is a gorgeous farm that grows their own produce and herbs and feels like a little slice of heaven being amongst the garden and trees. Leashed dogs are allowed at the outdoor property and Brie loved walking through the grass and sniffing everything she could find. There is an outdoor kitchen to get a sandwich and drink and then dine picnic table style in the serene environment. There is also an indoor market that sells the fresh produce, local products, and a great place to find a gift. The business manager on Yelp says dogs are allowed inside, but please check before you enter. There are chickens on the property, so use caution when exploring.

Visited on a weekend with friends and had fun browsing the store, having an outdoor picnic lunch, and enjoying the grounds. Other peoples kids seemed to be enjoying feeding the chickens . We ordered the frittata and the everything bagel with egg salad .. both were good. Service was efficient - order inside, they give you a number to place on your table and they deliver the food to you. Nice few hours spent here and really enjoyed it.

We came by for breakfast. Their menu is small and not all breakfast which is fine. I'm sure most everything is self-sourced and it is fresh. You order from a window out back and because it was a chilly November day, eat in a covered building a short walk away. During warm months, there are plenty of picnic tables outside to enjoy the air and sun. My husband had their egg sandwich with pork roll and an egg salad sandwich. I had an egg salad sandwich and a side of bacon. The meats and bread were very tasty. I'm thinking because of the natural, and farm-to-table nature of the operation, emphasis was not supposed to be made on seasonings and additives, which was fine. Items were fresh and that had a charm of their own. Was it the best thing we ever ate? No, not really. Was it an experience we were happy to have had? Absolutely! Think: unassuming farm, fresh, self-grown and natural and your mind will be set in the right direction. And do stroll around the grounds and visit the market in the barn. It is a lovely, peaceful place without commercial overtones. I love it!

Beautiful garden. Food was simple and mediocre. Nothing to rave about .We had the chicken salad sandwich, quiche with a side salad, and a granola yogurt bowl that had bruised pieces of strawberries . Friendly service at the store.

Fun visit with the kiddos to this family friendly farm/restaurant/ party venue. The toddlers loved the interaction with the chickens but were disappointed that there was only one pig to visit with. The food was yummy and the gift shop had many great looking items.

We came here to tour the farm as well as have breakfast. The farm tour was really interesting and we learned a lot. The garden space is really beautiful and you can walk around and look at the different herbs, flowers, and vegetables that are growing in the garden beds. They have a market where you can buy produce sourced from their fields. There are also special events, so check their website for details. This is pretty much the definition of farm-to-table since most of the items on the menu came from the farm itself, including the eggs and the pork products. I think everything but the bread was made or grown on the farm. With that said, I felt it was on the pricey side even though the middleman was effectively cut out. We had sausage, egg, and cheese on a brioche bun as well as the shredded pork sandwich. The sausage and the shredded pork was the dry side. During the farm tour, they prided themselves on their tomatoes. They grow several varieties including heirloom tomatoes. With that said, the tomato in the sausage, egg, and cheese sandwich was sliced paper thin and there were only two slices. So, it was hard to get a taste of the tomato. I wish it was sliced thicker - at least a quarter inch. This way, we could get a better taste of the tomato. The place is pretty much self-service. You order and pay at the counter and they will give you a sign with a number on it. You then find a table and put up the number. Once your food is ready, someone will bring it out to you. Once you're done, you bus your own table. Overall, we had a nice experience touring the farm and enjoying really fresh produce. Not sure I'd come back though.

Based on the hours posted here, we came for lunch. We got in line at about 1:59 PM and listened to the people ahead of us hem and haw about food items, extras and drinks. After their order was taken, the cashier told us in a high-handed manner that they were closed. We asked about the hours and were told again, in a superior tone, the inside store is open later but the outside kitchen is closed. A seasonal business, closing for lunch at 2 PM on a Saturday in early August at the Jersey Shore........uhhhhhh OK. Do not bother going--they will probably close when you get ready to order. Terrible customer satisfaction move!!

Ambiance is amazing! Come here to enjoy a farm fresh breakfast / lunch or stay for a fancy dinner! The service is prompt and they bring it to you based on their wood block numbers. We had the chili and cornbread as a snack while we were visiting the cape may area and absolutely loved the pit stop here . I will be encouraging all my local friends to get married here

This place is very cute and was a very nice, family friendly outing! The staff was very nice, and although the food was overpriced, it was delicious (lunch). We had one slow roasted pork sandwich, which kind of hurt at $18 for the size, but it was delicious. Sue's granola was wonderful- we actually went back for a second of those. We also got the Strawberry fig lemonade, which was so awesome- refreshing and not overly sweet at all. Our kids also had a good time on the rocking chicks and feeding the chickens! We will definitely be back :)

The food is great, the farm is lovely. A great place to bring your family while in town.

This place was absolutely gorgeous. The food was very good. I haven't had an everything bagel in a while but this one was amazing. The workers were all very kind and understanding. I loved that you can feed the chickens and pig.

Wow, what an amazing farm to stop by. The flowers are so pretty! They have a beautiful landscape along with chickens to feed. Before 2 pm the kitchen is open for breakfast/lunch items to eat outside under the umbrella style picnic tables. I shared the BLT and Chicken Salad Sandwich with my guest. I would choose the BLT as my fav of the two but mainly it was the bacon! So good! The chicken salad was fresh poultry chunks so lots of heartiness in each bite. You really cant go wrong in your choice of food to eat here.

My only complaint is they are selling GMO apples. They removed the label on my second visit. Not good.

An absolutely amazing Flower Moon Dinner tonight. The farm is beautiful, the atmosphere was warm, & friendly. From being welcomed to the farm by the staff, exploring the farm, to the delicious welcome cocktail, to the amazing food. We were seated next to a lovely couple celebrating their 48th anniversary. What a great night!

Our second visit to Beach Plum Farm! Lovely farm house! Enjoyed a delicious hot breakfast by the fire pit! Free refills on the coffee. Friendly staff! Parking on site. Highly recommend!

Wow, this place was a real treat this summer. How could I have not written a review! I was with my family looking for a place to eat lunch at on Yelp and this farm showed up as a good lunch spot by other Yelpers. The food is very fresh, as everything they serve is grown or raised on the farm, making this a very green dining experience. My ricotta cheese and cucumber lunch special was so fresh, the cheese being so creamy and cucumbers so crisp. One of my favorite things they served was their unsweetened chocolate mint tea. It was super refreshing on a hot day. The whole experience was just so cute and it made eating our meals much more enjoyable to be on the actual farm our food was grown from and prepared. Looking forward to returning here in summer of 2023!

Went here in early September for a day trip to Cape May and thoroughly enjoyed the beautiful gardens & a light brunch at the farm to table cafe. The coffee, service and food were great! . We'll be back

Beautiful farm, very picturesque ! Visited the farm with my family, took a tour of the market and fresh produce collection. You can feed the chickens too. Not a lot of veggie options on the breakfast menu, so ended up just touring and walking around the farm.

THIS PLACE IS AMAZING. The staff Ella and Blaze were very helpful and friendly. The food is a solid 8.5/10 for the price. I see people complaining about the food prices on here but I don't think anyone understands that all the food they serve is grown and raised on the farm. Although the weather was rainy for Mother's Day Beach Plum Farms offered inside seating in there green house which was a cool experience. The market is so cute. Don't forget to see the pigs and chickens!!

Wow I loved my visit to Beach Plum Farm this summer! Stopped by for a brunch and to explore the farm - it was east to park, order at the counter, find an open bench seat, and the food was great! The food all comes from the farm itself so it was fresh and delish! So many families came by with their dogs and little kids - it was a great way to start a beautiful beach morning. The egg and cheese sandwich was huge and great! We also loved the quiche, the crispy potato wedges, and the coffee! Wow I can't wait to go back!

Beach Plum Farm is so charming. It's the perfect spot to spend the day outside with the kids. The grounds are beautiful, the store is so well merchandised and the farm-to-table food hits the spot. There are plenty of picnic tables to eat at so good for groups as well. Fyi...be very careful in the parking lot with the chickens. They definitely are not intimidated by the humans!

I want to go back. I may travel the 2 hours just to visit this farm. The area was so big, you are able to grab a map inside the store area to navigate around the farm. The food tastes so fresh because a lot of their ingredients come from the farm itself. The potatoes with jelly were absolutely delicious! If there's something you have to try, it's the potatoes. The staff are accommodating to allergies and will suggest what you can have to eat, which I was very grateful for. You're also able to buy some produce from their store. Did you also know you can have a wedding here? It's that wonderful. We met a couple who had actually gotten married there and they mentioned of a few small cottages they stayed at in the farm, they loved their wedding. If you want to escape for a few hours to a beautiful wonderland, this is the place to go!

A must see when in Cape May! Cute farm where you can walk around see their market. They have a short menu to choose from but it's all from their own kitchen and garden. They have a lovely garden as well.

I liked the farm and the store that were part of it. The chase for a rooster that got lose provided some mild entertainment. The breakfast was reeeally expensive and not worth it in my opinion - 4 basic egg sandwiches (2 had sausage and one had bacon, which were 4.00 add-ons for each) and 4 soft drinks(lemonade/iced tea) was over $80.00... not table-served, you order at a window and they bring the sandwiches to you. You fetch everything else yourself - drinks, utensils, condiments. I didn't explore much of the farm beyond the immediate eating area, so maybe that was something I missed.

Had lunch at Beach Plum Farm on Sunday afternoon. A fun location to visit and grab some brunch or lunch with a picturesque view. Quality: I was pretty happy with all the items we selected. The Ricotta And Cucumber, which came with sourdough bread was my favorite. Such a fun and fresh combination. The Italian Sausage Sandwich was messy, but tasty. I will say it was not spicy as advertised. The BBQ'd Pulled Pork Sandwich was a little strange in how dry it was, but I still enjoyed it. Quantity: Good sized portions of everything we ordered. Value: $5 for Lemonade. $11 for Ricotta And Cucumber. $14 for the Italian Sausage Sandwich. $16 for the BBQ'd Pulled Pork Sandwich. Ambiance: Beach Plum Farm is a working farm, farmer's market, and restaurant located in West Cape May. It is a large property that is open to guests to walk around. They have live animals, beautiful gardens, and several barns. The main area has a small store with products made on site as well as a kitchen. Outside are rows of picnic tables for guests to eat at. Crowd: A few other guests ordering food and exploring the property. Lots of families with small children. Service: Fast and friendly service. Parking: Large private parking lot for visitors, just watch out for chickens.

Beautiful farm and gift shop. Egg, cheese & bacon breakfast sandwich and fried potatoes with pepper jelly were delicious.

This review is specifically in reference to their "Farm to Table Dinner Series." I hate to leave bad reviews but 15 of us paid a significant amount of money and we all agreed that we left disappointed. This meal cost almost $300 per couple with tip (BYOB). Would like to start with saying the ambience, setting and the staff were all great. However the food was a huge letdown. Enough that we're still talking about it days later. The quantity of food given for our group of fifteen was absolutely ridiculous. I'm not sure if they had run out of food or what happened. I had to make food when I got home. We started with bread and pepperoni which was the highlight of the meal, and the only dish where they brought the correct quantity. Our vegetable dishes of cauliflower and zucchini came out with one plate of each for 15 people. This was enough food for everyone to get a small taste of either, but not both. We had to ask for more cauliflower. It didn't get any better from there when they came out with two plates of chicken for our group (of 15). There was not enough each of us have one small piece (all dark meat). Two of our guests had to wait and eat after us, when we asked for another plate of chicken. Ultimately one chicken thigh was the main dish of my meal. It was completely overdone and all of us agreed it was tough to cut with the provided butter knives. I think this is a great spot to have a glass of wine and maybe a lite snack on a beautiful day. Spend your money elsewhere for a quality dinner.

Farm made food and breakfast all day! We had the breakfast egg and cheese sandwich with house sausage on an everything bagel. It can seem pricey, but not when you consider that you're getting farm fresh ingredients. This was a hefty sandwich so I split it with my husband. There's a beautiful garden near the store and food window with picnic benches and some smaller 2 seater tables throughout the lawn. You can also walk down to see the farm animals. If you're not down for a walk, you can hang out with the roaming chickens. Such a lovely visit!

I felt like I had dreamily walked into a Pinterest Heaven. Beach weather was a bit iffy, so we decided to head here instead. After wandering around the photogenic gardens, we opted for a simple brunch. The menu, rightfully so, is limited. And no, it's not cheap - that's what happens when you choose gorgeous ingredients in the farm-to-table theme. We loved both of our choices, but I particularly liked our chicken salad sandwich on a brioche bun. When I win the lottery, I'm going to take over this whole place and invite allllllll my friends to come here, dress up, and enjoy a lovely meal here. I will want twinkle lights everywhere and adorable chickens to gawk at us holding flutes of champagne.

Beautiful settling. Lots of picnic tables. My well behave dog was welcome. It gets very busy, but you get your drink as soon as you order so just sit back, relax and enjoy the setting or shop the store while your food is being prepared. The food was delicious. We were there for breakfast and had eggs and bacon or pork roll on everything bagels. The eggs were over easy. Delicious, but just be aware so you don't make a mess of yourself with your first bite. Will definitely visit again.

Omg! What a great spot for a cozy couple night! Love it so much! Wine is the best!

This place is an experience. Went here for a late breakfast and enjoyed walking the grounds, seeing the chickens, and shopping the retail store. Had a berry lemonade, iced coffee, breakfast sandwich and frittata. The food was so fresh. The side salad was the Star. Would definitely come here again. The only downside is that the word's out so it was a wait for parking.

Are you kidding?? Who gave this place five stars? It's a small little quaint country store surrounded by a bunch of picnic benches. They serve average food that is way,way over priced. This is not worth your time.

Five stars for a fantastic outdoor brunch experience, five stars for the good-sized farmers market with seasonal goods, and five stars for being able to hike along the farm grounds and see many animals. If you wanted to you could even book a cottage and stay the night! Beach Plum is that perfect farm-fresh experience that you wouldn't expect to find in a place like Cape May! When we went to Cape May for a weekend rendezvous some of us were there to go bird watching, while some of us just went to explore and visit some breweries. We needed to meet in the middle for brunch, so when my GF suggested this farm grounds with outdoor eating and the promise of seeing some animals we were all intrigued. And when we pulled in to park we practically had to avoid running over chickens! After visiting with the chickens and some ducks we entered through the farmers market building which is a restored Amish barn filled with seasonal vegetables, local cheeses, fresh meats, handmade crafts, and then some! Connected to the market is the kitchen and cafe which serves entrees that varies with the season. You won't know what's on the menu for the day until you arrive on most occasions, but that's because when it isn't something like locally sourced bread or cheese, the food literally comes from the farm grounds that you're walking on! you might find vegetarian dishes like tandoori roasted carrots or roasted beets with honey creme fraiche, or maybe you'll indulge upon a brunch dish like BBQ pork shoulder sandwich or the best breakfast toast EVER! add in fresh coffee and you're in for the best brunch decision no matter what you go with. While we ate we enjoyed the fact that we were sitting where the roosters crowed. And after eating we especially enjoyed the fact that we could walk around the farm grounds to see what's being grown, and visit even more animals like their lovely little piglets. combine all of the above, and it made its way to being an absolute must-visit while in Cape May!

Came here during the weekend for brunch and it was super cute! It is a little farm with cute piglets and plants and a greenhouse. They also have a little shop where you can buy their home grown vegetables and meats. Definitely recommend checking it out just for the vibes! However, food wise it was nothing special and I wasn't impressed. And it was pretty overpriced for what you're getting but it is farm to table so the quality might be different but taste wise it wasn't that amazing. FOOD: -- breakfast sandwich - it was okay, didn't have a lot of flavor. I got a side of home fries and it wasn't seasoned well so it was pretty bland. -- strawberry french toast - it was okay, nothing special. Presentation is cute -- eggs benedict - it was good and different than usual. Not too heavy -- oatmeal - it wasn't that good and wouldn't recommend.

Reallyawesome environment and set up. Wonderful garden to have your breakfast, lunch or just a drink surrounded by their veggies and flowers. Only in season veggies and fruits so unfortunately in April there wasn't much! But they do have several yummy breads and preserves. We had lunch and everything was awesome and good. The little one was able to run around freely so win win!

Not-to-miss place while in cape may. Order at the window then find your seat in the well curated garden area. Very quiet and relaxing, unless of course you go the one time some jerk brought his yappy dog that wouldn't shut up, and he didn't care about affecting everyone else's experience. I'd urge management to be more proactive in removing such disruptions in an otherwise fabulous place.

Bottom Line: Super cute and charming property serving meals and offering fresh air. My husband and I went to Beach Plum Farm for lunch upon arriving in Cape May. I was so excited by the perfect scenery when we pulled up that I could barely wait for the car to stop before jumping out. It was chillier than we had planned and since seating is limited to the outdoors we decided to skip getting lunch here but I loved meandering around the gardens and checking out the super cute market. I also enjoyed talking back to the noisy rooster who still had plenty to say after noon! For prepared food Beach Plum Farm has a short menu but all items are truly farm to table. There were a lot of people enjoying their daily specials at little cafe tables around the garden. As a gardener it was really fun to check out their raised beds, admire their drip system and check out what was growing. Having a garden like this would be so amazing but a ton of work! One of my favorites growing in their garden was the perfectly beautiful dahlias. The indoor market, including the actual building, is incredibly charming. I loved the displays, fresh cut flowers, copula, open air loft and metal-trimmed greenhouse-like doors. Downstairs the market offers some prepared sandwiches and drinks as well as gourmet grocery items. The items in the loft were very gifty and delightful like goat milk's lotion, fancy kitchen gadgets and neat artistic prints. On the way out I said hello to all of the chickens. For some reasons I thought roosters only cocka-doodle-dooed at sunrise but the roosters here were very chatty even after the noon hour! Overall a great trip and I plan to return!

Beware; side effects of visit may include dreaming of owning a farm as magical as Beach Plum Farm. Perhaps it was pandemic lockdown fever but I hadn't dreamed of being a farmer until we visited the perfectly appointed Beach Plum Farms in August. A beautifully laid out series of walking trails around well used crop and some animal farm land, helped to build an appetite for the delicious menu of locally grown and prepared foods. Lots of picnic tables, decent but dusty parking and wonderful flower and crop layouts to be envious of. The farm shop is a useful visit to stock up on organic produce.

We enjoy walking around the farm; the gift shop/store has cute branded merch and farm fresh veg. In the summer the garden in the back is so beautiful and has tons of places to sit and enjoy. You can visit and feed the chickens, pigs and ducks. They also had cape may brewery a few times with two beers. I find their menu lacking but don't go for the food anymore. It's a cute place to come and relax for a few hours on a beautiful spring day.

Great spot. Such an amazing place. You literally eat in the garden. The food was dead on as well. It's a great place to ride your bike to. There is plenty of parking. And it's family friendly. Def a great start to your day.

My husband and I went in today to purchase two gift certificates. We had questions about the dinner series for a Christmas gift . The mgr . was abrupt and could not be bothered . I was taken back by his rudeness . For our first visit to the farm this was quite a turn off .

We stopped by Beach Plum Farm on our way into Cape May, after having a friend recommend it, but also from hearing about it at many of the restaurants we eat at who use their procure. The grounds are breathtaking and they even provide you with a map if you want to walk around. The shop inside has fresh produce, flowers, and items for sale. The food they sell is also very delicious. The menu is on the pricier side, but it is also farm fresh! The only thing I wish is that they had more of a menu, since they only had a few lunch items. It's definitely a great place to hang out and relax in Cape May!

DO NOT COME HERE FOR DINNER! We were a group of five people that went here for the farm to table experience. We each pay $125, and what we got were $30 worth of food, almost no table service, long wait between each course (6 courses took a total of 2 hours and 45 minutes), and some chickens running around your table. The waitresses would give you a new bottle of water when the one on your table is empty. And they collect your plate after every course. If your utensils happen to be on the plate, they take your utensils too without replacing. You will be forced to eat without utensils until you're lucky enough to get the waitresses attention. They are hard to find. The ingredients are very repetitive (beets, beets, kale, kale...) and come in very small plate. The worst thing is they don't even taste good. At least they are fresh I guess... The kale salad is the saddest salad I've ever seen, and the kale is so "pure" that you might as well eat one off the Whole Foods shelf. After the dessert, almost all guests left immediately because this meal took WAY TOO LONG to finish. The sun went down two hours ago and it was getting colder and colder! Please check out my photos to see how little the amount of food were and how little the amount of effort went into the cooking.

I can't even tell you in words, how this place made my entire day. I was searching for breakfast locations in cape may and this place looked cute... I was second guessing myself thinking maybe they wouldn't have enough food or be closed I don't know why but I was worrying so much.. but I just decided, and took us to the location and WOW! We all were so incredibly happy!!! From the chickens, to the flowers, the food, the tiny fireplace, and to the little store, every single piece of this farm was just absolutely amazing. Don't second guess and stress yourself... just GO and relax!

Enjoyed my afternoon here. The grounds are extensive with plenty of games, farm animals and gardens just behind the market. Inside the market, food and shopping options are abundant in such a small area. The food was simple but delicious.