Garden of Eve Organic Farm

We decided to give their CSA a try, but unfortunately, the quality has been disappointing. We pick up in Bed-Stuy, but don't bother reaching out to Garden of Eve as they won’t respond. It's also questionable whether these fruits and vegetables are actually grown by Garden of Eve—pineapples in the winter, really? We received rotten potatoes and garlic, which are typically easy to store. Overall, the quality is poor, and we don’t recommend it.

Outdoor fun! Baby animals in spring, variety of plants and veggies for sale. Affordable entrance fee for play area (worth it. Loved the tricycles ride on. Staff even provided veggies to feed the animals. Will defn be back.

We absolutely love this place the vegetables are fantastic the food they serve is great they have great vegetables and service and we absolutely love coming every year for the Garlic Festival

Great place to pick pumpkins. They have there own organic pumpkin field with pumpkins on the vine; free range chickens, a playground for kids, and some farm animals you can feed for a small fee. They also had food, beer and live music, and some cute fall decorations, fresh produce and some nice mums for sale. It does get pretty crowded on the weekends, but a great time was had by all in our party.

FARM ANIMALS, SUNFLOWERS AND GARLIC ICE CREAM.. Haha didn’t try it but will definitely do next time! From fresh produce to fresh farm raised eggs you can find a variety of items here. There was also a small flea market going on here at the moment. There’s a lot of farm animals here as well and a kids playground and not just a bouncy house but a bouncy town :) I hope you enjoy your time here. Cheers!

This is a great alternative instead of going to Harbes farm if you have kids. There is no wine, however there is beer. There lots of fun activities for kids, a small market and farm animals too. This place is smaller, not as organized and not as busy as Harbes, but the staff is very friendly. Highly recommend.

We came here In June for strawberries picking Add this to your summer bucket list ! So many great activities for kids.

Awesome organic Smoothies. Great working staffs , meaning very sweet & friendly. $6. Entry for kids to play it’s way cheaper than Harbes farm prices for entry is $15.75 . My family enjoyed the yummy food plus the tractor ride . Thank you Adam & Eve for sharing your lovely Organic farm with us . I truly appreciated it . Daisy from Vermont ❤️👍❤️👍

I read the previous reviews, take a look if you are interested. I didn't see the farm so I have no clue. Only saw the fruits and vegetables in the front and greenhouse. The store is not well-lit though it's a barn so take it with a grain of salt. They have some unique items if you take a look. Came here last year during the pandemic after Mother's Day weekend, there were plenty of plants and vegetable plants to choose from. Guess not a lot of people came to buy plants last year so we got a unique items last year including black cherry tomatoes, yellow watermelon, various types of lavenders, and bunch of other plants. We took a chance on a dried up banana tree that was for $10 and gave it as a gift as well as the other items we brought ($4 each, I believe). The tree survived. It's currently thriving and we are waiting for the tree to produce bananas. Last year and this year they also had baby chicks in the greenhouse. It's makes my day to see the chicks and you know it's Springtime. We went again this year after Mother's Day weekend and there were a few places and vegetables available. I picked up lavender grotto ($5), citronella ($5), and some succulents ($10). No dying or last leg plants this year. The choices were more limited since folks came out to buy the fruits and vegetables early this year now that places are opening up again. Guess we need to go early.

I love that this farm has organic plants and vegetables. The people running it are very friendly and knowledgeable, and will assist you with whatever you need. We get many of our plants and vegetables from this farm since we try to eat mostly organic. Inside the barn they have a lot of interesting things so it's definitely worth taking a look around in there. They also have things for the kids to do and you can eat outside on their picnic benches. It's a nice place to visit while you're driving down Sound Avenue. I recommend stopping and checking this place out.

Came here after visiting a farmers market beforehand ... and wasn't impressed at all with this place. The plants and flowers weren't in the best shape, many needed water. Didn't feel like there was much care put into the flowers and plants here, and it was pretty sad. I was trying to buy some herbs and couldn't find any decent ones that I wanted to spend money on. Don't think I'll be returning.

This is a lovely place to shop for some organic food! While it's definitely on the small side, they have an array of great products. My bf and I drove far out here to pick up some organic veggies, fruit and meat. We were really impressed by their small selection. They even have a small wine tasting area! On tip I have is You must try their organic brownies, they are simply amazing! I was blown away at the clean taste and gooey texture. We ended up buying an apple pie as well and when I got home, I devoured half of it the first day! The pies are priced nicely and super delicious! Organic is the way to go when it comes to buying your food. There's just nothing better than knowing you are eating CLEAN foods and you can really taste the difference. I am a fan of this place and will return for sure!

Seems like things have gone down hill here since I last visited some years back. I love that it's all organic but they need to put some money into fixing up the kids area. It's a lot cheaper than Harbes just down the road but you get what you pay for and you don't get too much here. Everything is in need of repair or replacement. One of the sheep in the "petting zoo" had an open sore on its leg. I would not come back as my son was bored after a half hour and I felt like we saw everything they had to offer after 10 minutes. They do have some beautiful plants and flowers for sale and as I said I love that it's all organic here. I hope they try to fix things up in the kids area.

There CSA PROGRAM is horrible. Don't waste your money. See pictures. Also when calling they don't take any responsibility. Go anywhere else but here

My favorite farm stand on the North Fork. There's lots to do for the whole family, with a playground, tractor rides, music sometimes, good food, organic veggies, pumpkins in the fall, and to top it off, craft beer they brew themselves. What could be better?

This review is for a tgtg order at Williamsburg and Forest Hills. Thats twice where you guys left the farmers market and didnt cancel orders. You wasted all of my travel time expecting to be able to pick up an order! Ridiculous if you aren't staying to that time maybe you should make the pick up time earlier!

We got the CSA with Garden of Eve this year. I wanted to love everything about it, but I'm sorry, I just don't. For a good amount of money each week, our poor veggies look like they've been through a war and the amounts are quite small, not enough for a family of four. I know organic farming is harder and more expensive, but I'm just not seeing the bang for our buck at all here. They say when you sign up, you are free to take as many herbs from the beds out back! But the 'beds' are two old tires out back that have weeds growing out of them-- you'll find some mint or dill, maybe chives here and there, but please, make it at least look like you care! It's honestly so nasty looking I don't bother. Lastly, whenever I go in for pick up, no one is friendly, that alone is enough to definitely go elsewhere next year. I'm sorry Garden of Eve, I want to love you.

If I could give this place no stars I certainly would. We drove there for a supposedly Bee and Honey Festival but when we got there it was only a few tents, one had someone selling anderson windows, one had bees and one had honey and one had a few things made with beeswax. I was looking for the demonstrations that were advertised but there was nothing, just a display. In reading some of the other reviews, i'm seeing that the other so called festivals were the same. Ok forget the festival bs and on to the store. Very overpriced things in that store, one in particular was the soap and I only know this because I make natural and organic soap. Waaaay overpriced. Here comes the worst part of this whole thing. The animals that they have there were absolutely being neglected and as i'm reading through the reviews on here i see that it goes back to 2011. The chickens beak tips were removed and one had a respiratory issue, the turkey was limping and the sheep had open wounds which were fly infested. I don't know who these people are who left this place good reviews but they either didn't go to the animal area it they are relatives and friends. It was so disgusting and i'm contacting some people to help save them. PLEASE DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS PLACE, IF YOU DO DECIDE TO GO, PLEASE LOOK AT THE ANIMAL SITUATION AND LEAVE AN HONEST REVIEW. They should be shut down.

When I got married this year I was hoping to find reasonably priced flowers that were local, organic, and in season. Garden of Eve has a variety of flowers for weddings from June to September that fit the bill. Eve and her team were extremely helpful, through, and on point with the flower arrangements. My experience with Eve and her staff lasted about six months as I called at the beginning of the season to ensure I could gain access to enough created the perfect farm fresh flower arrangement. The questions included whether we could use the vases we purchased, get a test flower arrangement, and confirm that their staff could make the wedding bouquets as well as the table arrangements. I was so happy we were able to support a local farm, buy flowers that were in season and match our fall wedding theme. You will not be disappointed if you use their services for your wedding or special event. Their prices were reasonable and kept our wedding flower budget to around $500.

From start to finish, I had a wonderful experience with this farm. Let me start out by saying, I wanted to throw my best friend an unconventional Baby Shower. She doesn't typically like parties or fuss, but I knew she'd love being out in nature with those closest to her, celebrating the life growing inside of her. My husband had the genius idea of going apple picking, and I just rolled with it. I emailed a couple of farms expressing that I'd like to throw a small "party" (only 10-15 people) where we can play games, eat pie, pick fruit, etc. 5 got back to me, but I was most excited about going with Garden of Eve. I started finalizing plans about a week out from the event. Both Eve and Elizabeth were absolutely amazing to communicate with. I didn't want the guest to pay for anything so they built an invoice for me where I can pre-pay for farm admission/hayrides, Strawberry Picking (that's what was in season at the time), catered food and drink, and of course some pies! When we arrived, there were 2 long tables for us and Elizabeth immediately discussed itinerary with me. She was so accommodating. We said we'd like to start with food, because we built up an appetite on the long drive. Here's what we had: Chicken Salad Sandwiches, Turkey & Cheese Sandwiches which had some fresh pesto, potato salad, crudite, and ginger iced green tea. The food was a hit! The sesame heros that were used tasted so fresh and amazing, the veggies...super fresh and the ranch included was to die for, seemed home made. The potato salad was perhaps the biggest hit. We couldn't stop talking about it. The food was 5/5 starts, so affordable and outstanding freshness and flavors. Same stands true for the iced tea. Next we went on a hayride, then fed the animals, and then did a surprise gender reveal. My friend held pink balloons and her husband held blue. One person would let go of their balloons and the ones remaining would reveal the gender. We did this out of the field in front of a haystack and what a beautiful scene! I brought Play Doh and we made Play Doh babies and the mom and dad to be chose their favorites. Next we went strawberry picking. This was so much fun! I actually went home and dipped these in chocolate :) it was delicious. We ended the "party" with pies. Yummmm, we all loved the apple pie. We wanted to order another, but they were already sold out. Goes to show how yummy it was! All in all, it was quite amazing. As a plus they had a bouncy house, playground, and some toddler/child bikes to play with. My niece is 6 and joined us and she had the most amazing time. It was fun for all ages. I would definitely go back. Thanks for the wonderful people that made this day so special!

I stopped by this place on a cloudy cold day in June. It was the end of what I assume was a slow business day and my husband and I made a decent purchase. However the pie I purchased was definitely spoiled and old. I couldn't see it through the container but the pie was covered in mold! So sad considering it was a pretty expensive pie. Also I noticed that none of the items I purchased had made on or sell by dates. This makes me think they are not rotating stock or auditing inventory. Not good. I tried to reach out to the owner via email and voicemail before leaving this review, but I haven't received a response. Buyer beware at this farm stand!

What a nice suprise to find that a place I had visited before in Riverhead, is down in Westhampton, bringing organic produce to a weekly farmers market. They had incredibly delicious tomatoes of various colors. They had purple and dark golden cauliflower, organic garlic, spinach, radishes, and amazing looking bunches of organic carrots. They also had orgainic free range eggs by the dozen or 1/2 dozen. I found the flavor to be outstanding on the spinach and tomatoes. They are nearby Briermere Farms and will make pies as they do, partly using fruit from briermere farm and others from their own farms and willl label which are theirs and are organic. The woman stated they also make their pie crusts from butter instead of lard (briermere uses lard). I'll check it out to see if that's the case. (* weren't any on the next Sunday, but tons of other stuff) The only thing I would caution Yelpers on is the woman's conduct (likely an owner) toward customers. Repeatedly insultive, loud, after a few items weren't bagged and a few small errors had me suggest she recheck and give an itemized receipt. There's no point repeating the comments.. The place makes great food and I could care less how rude the woman was. But for fellow yelpers, of course I am happy to provide the info. I would also suggest reading up before joining the CSA as I have read the Yelp (filtered / other reviews) (bottom left after last review- now in grey) it seems there could be some glitches. *update.. see a few complaints on the CSA are removed/withdrawn. Read any contracts carefully. Organic Farms are worth their weight in gold considering how mass production and how GMO foods are infesting our market place.

The day was great until the ducks and chickens had their legs tie wrapped and thrown into boxes for people to buy in front of our family's. The ducks and chickens were running around the cages screaming while kids were watching. Didn't seem much of a family place after seeing that.

Visited on Saturday, expected organic produce, just a small sampling in the store/cafe didn't care to purchase anything there. Had 4 children with us, to go into the play area it was $10 per child and $10 per adult. The play area were not being cleaned, we could feed the goats, there is a water station to wash our hands near the goats but NOT WATER. The small bike and tricycles were broken, only two bigger ones were working (no small child can ride it). The portal potties were disgusting, how can we trust for our little girls to use such disgusting potties. The only really fun thing for the kids was the tracker ride, the driver was wonderful. U Pick was a joke, only a small patch of blackberries, sunflower, lavender. Not worth it. I hope the owners take note and improve.

The little store was nice, with interesting and unusual grocery items... but our overall experience there was disappointing. The plants they were selling were WAY overpriced and the overall appearance of the outdoor spaces was a bit dreary, even on a sunny day.

Worst farm stand you could possibly visit. All the produce is old, bruised, dried out and disgusting. How they stay in business I'll never know. What a disaster. 1 Star!

Zero stars would be to much. Their advertised "garlic festival" was a total scam. 5$ entry granted you quite literally NOTHING and gained you exclusive access to.... you guessed it nothing what so ever. 95% of the stalls at this garlic festival we're selling you essential oils and flat earth maps. Finally we made our way to the one and only stall featuring garlic and they had a rousing supply of raw garlic or roasted garlic samples on a tooth pick. After you realize you got scammed you might think "let's at least walk the grounds" NOPE you have to fork over more $$ for that. No free views of quadriplegic ducks on their watch that's an extra fee. I left there feeling totally violated and annoyed they scammed me out of 10$ I would of rather donated to my local paper shredder.

The animals are kept in disgusting conditions. Multiple pens with bone dry waterers, unsanitary pens, untreated injuries, etc. I also came here once for a festival which was a complete rip-off. Half the tents were trying to sell me things like roofs and newspaper subscriptions.

Chickens, goats, sheep, oh my! Honestly, it doesn't take much convincing to get me out of the city for a weekend. I think that being raised on what most would call an ambitious petting zoo made this NYC day trip a particularly appealing idea. My friend, who is a member of the CSA, signed us up for a day trip which included a tour of the farm, blackberry picking, a hot dog lunch, and a few hours relaxing on a pebbly shore. The staff was pretty nice, everything was very relaxed and farmy. One person on the tour picked out a chicken for dinner, which was prepared for her to take home...that was kind of cool (if you didn't look the chicken in the eyes). It looked like a great place for kids to run around and play. There were plenty of children and plastic castles and tractors. The prices on the produce were pretty high. The tomatoes seemed a bit overripe and there wasn't a huge selection. The fresh cut flowers were few and wilted. Certainly not the best farm stand experience, but the fun of the experience compensates.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place!!! Perfect for ALL ages! They have so many rides for kids n playground!

This is my first year as a CSA (community supported agriculture) member and I love getting their harvest every week. This weekend, I got to visit the farm for tomato fest. It was a trek! They are almost at the tip of long island. If you are every deep into long island, it would be cool to visit the farm. Their market, which sells fresh, organic produce is open everyday. They also serve organic desserts, coffee, and delicious food! They have plenty of picnic tables outside and a kids playground. There was even a live band the day we went. During the festival, we were able to take a hay ride around their massive farm! We saw lots of chickens roaming and got to stop to pick fresh tomatoes. They also sell plants to start your own garden and everything you would need to take care of it. It was a lot of fun! Dogs are allowed at the market on a leash, but not on the actual farm.

Was looking forward to having a nice day here with my kiddos but it was pretty disappointing. The market was filled with items I could find in Whole Foods and the actual fresh produce didn't look too great. What really bummed me though was the condition the animals were being kept in. The turkeys, chickens and at least one of the ducks had clearly been tearing their feathers, the sheep had a fly infested open wound on its leg and the pens of all the animals were negletfully filthy. No excuse for animals being kept this way.

New place for us to visit. We got two bottles of most delicious salad dressings, Red wine Vinaigrette and even more delicious Cucumber Dill. But the smile of the sales girl made our day, thank you for your contagious smile!

A reasonable selection of store-prepared fresh foods was available for lunch or a snack at a location that preceded a string of wineries we planed to visit. Our tuna and cucumber salad were good. It's a charming place.

I have never written a one star review but this review deserves it. We were looking for bread and vegetables. The breads, upon inspection, were a bit moldy and unappetizing. The vegetables seemed overpriced and way past their prime. We wound up buying a few ears of corn. Unfortunately, we had to cut away half of it due to worms inside. Better "luck" next time?

Wonderful time strawberry picking!! There's an entrance fee, and fee for per pint container to collect strawberries. There's animals, and play area for kids.

Garden of Eve is a unique North Fork organic farm. It's an offbeat place with lots of character. This year I joined the winter CSA for farm eggs, bread and jams and preserves. In previous years I've been a CSA member for the meat share-- but found myself not knowing what to do with a whole duck for instance. The CSA is self-serve, which is a major downside. Last year somebody (accidentally?) took one of my meat shares. I'm willing to give it another shot for access to their homemade goods and farm eggs.

Wonderful place to shop for organic food. They are always having some kind of festival throughout spring and summer which are a lot of fun.

Second time coming to the Mother's Day brunch. The first time, two years ago, it was nice. This time we felt it was really just an OK experience. When we saw the menu online we saw that "Brioche French toast" was part of the brunch. So when we arrived, we saw that there was no more left. As we were leaving, we noticed it was put out so when we went to grab some, Eve stated "the brunch is over". (Even though there was clearly more food left over) On our way out she didn't say thank you or goodbye as we walked past her. We spent $150 for our family to eat brunch inside of a greenhouse. In short: the price was originally $25 and each mom got a free flower The price is now $30 a person, no flower included, and you will get chastised for getting more food at a buffet style brunch. I think for this price we'll go to a restaurant with outdoor seating next year.

I absolutely love this place. I have taken friends and family here to enjoy and even set up their garden organically. The plants, fruits and vegetable grow so well and such an abundance. I look forward to going there yearly to get my goodies for the summer. I definitely recommend this spot to anyone who wants a healthy and beautiful garden.

It looked appealing from the road and upon entering our views changed. They had dirty residential backyard play equipment throughout the yard. The other play equipment looked run down but functional. We arrived at 11 and it was completely empty yet there was garbage strewn throughout. I'm assuming from yesterday and it was plentiful. I felt bad for the animals as they looked miserable. I would say to stay away from this place but I'm assuming the only food these animals get is from guests so maybe go visit and feed the animals and than go... plenty of other farms out East with cleaner grounds, better equipment and well taken care of animals.

We stopped here for a pie and some lunch, was good but a little pricy. Noticed the brewery next door. They were not sampling so I purchased two howlers one IPA and one Pale Ale. I know good beer and these were not good. I'm not sure if they had been sitting to long in the cooler, but when I got to my destination they were flat and stale. The IPA was just wrong. The Pale ale was a little more palatable. Again not sure if it was old stock or just a bad batch, but I would recommend fresh fills or taste before purchasing.

I always find some new and interesting place to go right after I go fishing. This time I went to Orient point and on the way back home I stumbled across this place and knew I had to come back with the wifey. We came in and it was just a very nice place. All organic veggies grown. Plenty of other local pies, honey, etc. Play area for the kids to hang out in. We ended up joining the farm CSA program with veggies. For 24 dollars a week you get a mixed amount of organic veggies that are in season. You can also do every other week. The veggies smell so nice and tasted even better. Forget the GMO foods out there and get in on some organic real deal veggies. Classes on cooking, pickling, and many more. All very exciting things. I got set up for pick up in St. James once a week for fresh veggies. Cant beat that. Thanks EVE

The perfect spot to stop and stock up for a picnic as you enter Long Island Wine Country or to bring some organic goods back with you as you head home. Garden of Eve is one of many great farm stands you'll come across as you venture out to the North Fork with the added bonus that it is certified organic. From fresh vegetables and organic free range eggs (you can't miss the chickens running around the property) to herbs, North Fork Potato Chips and delicious goat cheese, Garden of Eve will satisfy everyone in the family. During the Spring and Summer months there are flowers and other gardening goods available. In addition to the chickens there are goats out front, feel free to stop and give them a snack, they'll thank you.

Only had the coffee but it was YUMMMY! I might have ordered from the menu if they had more to offer.

Great place for families. Fruit picking, animal farm and a playground all in the same area. Very convenient and fun for families.

First of all, I am never going to Stakey's and walking in mudd...when I can come here. Everything that's great about going to a farm in the fall is here... in a condensed area of "awesome-ness". Why walk miles!? For the lazy fall enthusiast this is your place! There's perfect pumpkins, that did not suffer from the excess rainfall this year... instead of picking up the pumpkins and saying "ugh, this ones okay", you pick up flawless pumpkins that don't smelly funny. There's lots of farm creatures; turkeys, bunnies, goats, sheep, and chickens. There's a train ride for the kids, and a wonderful all organic farm store. I loved this place with all of its fresh organic food offerings and wonderful farm activities. They have garlic ice cream from the garlic festival...not so sure about that, but everything else is tops. I highly recommend their fresh organic eggs. This farm may not be as big as other places; but its smaller, more rustic, good for the environment, and for you!

My wife and I came here this past Sunday and came in to check out the brewery. Will was super friendly and knowledgable and made us feel very comfortable. We ended up buying a groupon and tried many tastings of his beer as well as a growler to go. Definitely a must go for beer lovers and I will be back.

As a member of a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) in Queens, we took a trek out to Riverhead to see where our food is coming from. The farm is family run and not far off the LIE. The day we went there was a little arts and crafts market along with the farm store that sold items from the farm as well as food for lunches. We took a tour, walk around the fields, held chickens in the 700 chicken coop and learned about the food that they grow. Growing their crops in an organic manner is a challenge and they could probably get more yield not being organic, but then we would not be participating in the CSA. Stop by the farm, enjoy an afternoon and learn where food comes from; then help support family farms and the way they are doing it - the safe and yummy way.

Holy moly what mean people! Long story short, in the process of trying to buy a bale of straw we were first ignored, then misdirected. Then we were treated as rubbish for saying we thought we'd purchased a full sized bale and wanted a refund since a mini one wouldn't do. Don't be so grumpy! The one upside was the man working in the kitchen. He was friendly trying to improve his English and made fabulous "wild empanadas" filled with kale. He alone earned the second star in this review. There are so many fun, friendly farms around. I recommend skipping this one.

I go here every year for my spring herbs to plant. Very good pricing for organic and the seedlings usually do very well. Their produce is a little highly priced but it's very good quality organic.

Stopped here on a whim with 3 kids and my friend. Went to the area where they were selling beer and cider, to possibly purchase for my husband for Father's Day. Was literally ignored not even greeted but they did help other people. Left the area , went to go the kid portion (bouncy houses swings etc). Was told we had to pay $7.99? Per person.... children AND adults . I said adults have to pay to stand there and watch their kids? "Yep".... we literally left. Rip off.

Came here for sunflower festival today. Best part was the brewery. Few choices of food for our children to eat. Ended up with some brownies. Paid $5.00 each for a few playground activities and sunflowers. Was supposed to include a tractor hayride but operator was nowhere to be found. If you are advertising a festival should have ongoing rides for people who have made the trip. They had ducks and turkeys in dirty cages. The ducks looked uncomfortable in the heat. The turkeys were complaining the goats and sheep were in hot dirty pens with dirty water not sure why the ASPCA has not been by here to rescue these poor animals. The bathroom was filthy. Certainly will not come back!!!

What a wonderful farm! My nieces and nephew were thrilled and excited to explore the plants and animals. What was even better was that majority of products that were being sold was organic! We ended up purchasing two plotted organic strawberry plants. Prices were very reasonable as well. There was also a separate room in the barn that held the cutest chicks! Oh how I wanted to take one home with me. They were being sold for $6.50. The little yellow ones were calling my name;). I then walked outside to the other side of the barn and petted a big sheep. What got us really excited was the baby lamb in the small pen. It was so sweet and the little baa noise literally melted your heart. The farm is pretty enormous selling various vegetables to fruits. Towards the back you can even pick your own tulips!!! Right next to it is a playground for the kiddies to run wild and enjoy the outdoors!! It's a great learning experience in nature and animals. Bring your friends, family and loved ones!!! I promise you will enjoy it!!!

I went in here during the fall. Made my husband pull over because I've heard such great things about it. I am a 30 year old clean cut mother and I was seriously followed around the store like I was about to steal. I was only holding my wallet, there was literally nothing suspicious about me. The lady didn't even ask me if I needed help, which I did! She just continued to lurk 3 feet away from me no matter where I went! It was the weirdest situation I've been in shopping. I bought some carrots and left. Will never return. Go to Briermere farms right down the road, so much better, and nice!!!

I came here for my birthday at the end on June after having researched about organic farm stands around the Hamptons area. I was so pleasantly surprised when I visited the Garden of Eve farm. It was a lot bigger than I expected and they had all kinds of produce and the cutest little chicks inside the store. They also sell a lot of different flower and plants outside. I bought some strawberries, potatoes, eggs and a pecan pie. Everything was amazing. Will have to check out if they are ever in the NYC area so I can grab more of their produce. Will definitely come back!

An interesting place to kill some time. Lots of organic herbs, plants, and flowers for sale outside. Fresh fruit and vegetables straight from the farm for sale inside, along with toiletries, bread, chips, jams, etc. I got there too late to try the cafe food though. Cage full o' chickens outside. I believe you can visit/tour the farm, feed the animals, ad other fun stuff.