Jones Farm

What a fun experience visiting The Shops at Jones Farm in Cornwall this past week. With so much variety from soaps to jewelry to clothing, children’s toys and books, Crystal, pottery and more this is the place to support local and get your gifts. We also enjoyed lunch here and it was super tasty and we enjoyed a wonderful setting near the English garden in full bloom. Also a farmers market you could pick up some local produce and honey or grab your pre-made ready to cook dinner. This is a gem of Cornwall and a must visit for a ladies day out or a lunch spot if you are visiting the Hudson Valley. Thanks to all the fine details into making this such a special visit.

Saw a few different animals here. Some nice views from the back. Cafe is really nice. Big store inside with lots of farm stuff you see in stores. Didn’t buy anything cause I was saving room for food later. But nice spot to get a quick bite or coffee/drink.

Very friendly and beautiful farm. One of a kind. Best place for families. There are restaurant, bakery, for sale seasonal fruits and veggies, kids toys, jewelry, house decor pieces. Plus kids can feed chickens and see some animals.

Very cute place with lots of charm and perfect for families. The cat on the property is Herman, a true love bug. Known for their desserts we got carrot cake, orange cranberry muffin, French toast and quiche. Everything was wonderfully delicious!!!

Great, scenic spot that’s not far from the Storm King Trail hike. Great food, amazing baked goods, farm animals, an art gallery - something for everyone.

I loved this place! Great bakery, especially the cookies! Nice gift shop. They offer frozen prepared foods, fresh vegetables and preserves.

Cute place. Great service. Plenty of great goodies to pick from. Animals here as well. Nice outdoor patio.

Very fun to see the animals, and you can feed the chickens for $0.25. Cafe food looked good and the bakery items were great! Lost a star only because it feels like it could lose a table or two to make things feel less cramped. Will definitely come back again!

Came here after a hike nearby for lunch and some place to cool down. Parking on premise but watch out, there's free roaming chicken on this farm. Everything was so quaint. The food served here was delicious and so reasonably priced. Got the fried chicken sandwich which came with sweet pickles and a giant bun. Chicken was juicy with the perfect crispy exterior. Baked goods were amazing and there were so many things to choose from. After lunch we got to hang out with some of the farm animals and perused the cute gift shop on top of the dining area before heading back home. Would highly recommend stopping by here. I'm saving this place to my list to return again.

Always a delight and just a short ride from everywhere, this is among my favorite weekend morning outings for the coffee and the doughnuts and the friendly vibes. If you have kids, they will enjoy the animals outside and the shop upstairs is a great place to get gifts for yourself and others.

Lovely farm. Lovely views. Great service at the bakery. Disappointed with how the long line was handled for food/ sit down. I know it was a busy Sunday but perhaps a paper number/ticket would disperse the crowd to shop in other parts of their store. I stood 10 min in line with 7 others ahead of me, then for staff to say it would be another 30 min from time of order...I had my hands up, gave up and left, as did the couple behind me. You lost business. They need to rethink how to handle the line.

Jones Farm is a cute farm to go visit on a date or with the family. They have a cute cafe to order breakfast/ brunch/ lunch at, my favorite is the buttermilk chicken sandwhich and the Mac and cheese. They have an outdoor patio area with a beautiful view of the mountains. It is a dream. They have a country store with beautiful clothing and a wide assortment of kitchen or home supplies to choose from. You can also buy plants or seeds if you're into gardening. They have a small art gallery next to the cafe with some beautiful pieces. I highly recommend checking them out.

I stopped into Jones Farm while on a bachelorette trip and was thoroughly impressed. The entire store has a country feel to it and you can even feed the animals our back. Upstairs they have clothes, accessories and toys. But the real star of the show was the bakery. All of the girls on our trip got different pies, bread, and cakes. I have nothing bad to say about a single thing that I tried and would highly recommend coming here if you love baked goods.

Absolutely adorable, the perfect farmhouse ambiance, and the food was clearly made with love

We stopped here for brunch on the way to a hiking spot, and it is very cute with an area in the patio outside to dine. There is a bakery as well as food to order. The Apple cider donuts are delicious and everything I wish for in a donut. The hash browns here are some of my favorite hash browns-they are crispy and crunchy all the way through without being burnt, and I could eat a million of these. We tried some other pastries like the Linzer Tart, which was really yummy. But the main courses are a bit more disappointing especially for the price-my avocado toast was a bit sad looking. The toast was burnt and the avocado spread was just plain avocado without seasoning. I would visit again only for the pastries.

I went to eat in the cafe but chef/cook wasn't there, called out for the day so the cafe was closed. They had a very nice indoor shop with a bakery. The pistachio cookies I bought to try later were delicious, and also the Grandma's raspberry salad dressing was amazing. They had many farm animals around for children to pet and see. Hopefully, next time, I can try the cafe.

I needed a spot near Storm King for lunch, since we were spending early afternoon at the museum. We arrived at Jones Farm around 2:30pm and just made their lunch service. You order at the counter and they bring your food over to your table. We all had the Ham and Cheese sandwich over a brioche bun and it hit the spot. Each order comes with a side salad, which is a very hearty portion. They ran out of apple cider doughnuts by the time we arrived, so make sure you go early if that's what you're there for. I love how they do coffee here - it's all self service. For iced coffee, they have coffee ice cubes in a cup in the freezer and you serve yourself. I loved it! Everyone was super nice and very helpful. Would 10/10 recommend it if you're in the area looking for a good meal.

We stumbled upon this gem on our way to Storm King and wow, what a lovely surprise. Their bakery is simply to die for, I especially fell in love with their tarts! The upstairs of the shop is a very eclectic collection with lots to explore. We can't wait to visit again and next time order from the kitchen. Highly recommended!

I absolutely love this farm and there food is very delicious. I absolutely love going here around breakfast time they have the most delicious French toast with real maple syrup along with some real sausages as well . I love the farm to table its really delicious. I highly recommend sitting outside and looking at the amazing view of the mountains. It's very peaceful sitting outside and enjoying the views/ nature. The pricing of the breakfast and lunch is really reasonable and is not not expensive at all. I highly recommend going here and checking them out . Support local farms!

I drove an hour to try the carrot cake and chocolate chip cookies. Delicious! Breakfast sandwich was piled with burnt bacon. Sticky bun was stale and the chocolate walnut fudge tasted minty. Haven't tried the raspberry preserves yet.

Beautiful scenery but the cafe is a mess, it's hard to give them business. The hours are arbitrary, they don't start serving lunch until people stop ordering breakfast. But people never stop ordering breakfast because it's the only food option available when they arrive even if they came for lunch. It doesn't make sense. The food is good but it takes much too long considering it's soup and sandwiches.

My go to that never disappoints! It's fun for the kids. They get to see some farm animals and are surrounded by the free roaming chickens. Everything there is delicious. I have never tasted anything that disappointed. I also enjoy watching g the bees work on their hive and buy my honey from this location (they get it from another local farm). Overall, I highly recommend this place for breakfast/lunch

Great food, nice patient staff . Highly recommend for their weekend cafe. Food only on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Worth the drive!

Jones Farm has been a staple for my family since I was a little girl. I have wonderful memories of frequent trips to Jones with my grandfather and cousins to get treats. My most recent visit home to the Hudson Valley and to Jones Farm was the first since they opened the cafe and I really enjoyed the breakfast sandwich I got. It was everything I would expect from the place that already has my favorite fudge and cider donuts. The family that runs it are so nice and have always made me feel super welcome. It's a Hudson Valley must visit if you're in town visiting.

Pardon the lackluster pictures, but I just had to write a review after a quick visit here for some baked goods. Who can turn down a visit to a grocery store with farm fresh goods? On your way in, you and your little ones can peek at the roosters running amok in the parking lot and the nearby stables with ponies and goats. Inside the store, they sell a variety of pantry items like pastas, jams, syrups, sauces, and mixes. Some seem to have been made on the farm, while some were branded. Towards the back, there's a coffee counter, and a large baked goods display case. The coffee was alright. I tried the pumpkin spice and komodo blends and neither had strong flavor. The baked goods display case and menu is what caught my eye. They have an assortment of cookies (oatmeal raisin, Amish butter, pecan, chocolate, molasses, snickerdoodles) for $9.45 a lb, mini donuts for 85cents a piece, Linzer tarts, whole pies, bread puddings, rum cakes, coffee cakes, carrot cake. See their website for more selection. I bought some Amish butter and pecan cookies and sampled one of the molasses ones from my friend's picks. My goodness, WHAT A COOKIE. I've had my fair share of amazing cookies but these are in a league of their own. The outside of the cookie is solid, but once you bit into it, it's soft, moist and crumbles into your mouth. I can tell the cookie was rolled in sugar before baking. The Amish butter was rich and not too sweet. The pecan suits more of a sweet tooth and has a subtle caramel flavor. The molasses was incredibly soft, and had the intense flavor of the concentrated sugars used. I picked up a whole Linzer apricot tart to bring home and my family was so impressed! The tart has layers of apricot jam wrapped in flaky, buttery pastry. No artificial taste at all, and not sickeningly sweet either. I had a mini apple cider cinnamon donut as a snack and enjoyed it as well. I'm already reminiscing about my visit and wishing I could go back! ** As an added bonus, they have a clean public restroom in the art gallery building next door!

Delicious buttermilk chicken sandwich, snickerdoodles,carrot cake, and more that I have yet to try!!! Wonderful property and cute cats who roam around and greet people. Friendly staff too. Support local

I did a quick search on apple cider donuts as a reward after hiking/climbing Breakneck Ridge. Jones Farm is a little bit further north but it's worth the trip. Such a cute store with various produce, jams, candles, etc. and really some of the best apple cider donuts I've had. Lunch is served until 3pm. They also have some grab-and-go salad options in the fridge. Everything is clean and seems sanitary, and they have a big jug of hand sanitizer for use before dining on the outside patio. We tried the BBQ chicken sandwich and the fried zucchini sticks. Great lunch after a big hike, and there is a relaxing view of the farm from the back patio. Between you and me, we bought one apple cider donut each and ended up buying 4 more. So now you know.

We stopped by this place after spending the day hiking at Bear Mountain, and had a pleasant time! I had made it a mission to find apple cider donuts this recent hiking trip, since we had gone upstate three trips in a row without successfully getting apple cider donuts, and those are my favorite donuts. The farm and store isn't open on Sundays, and they close at 5 pm on Saturdays, so plan accordingly if you're driving from a further distance. Many of their baked goods also get sold out in the morning, so my recommendation would be to go before lunch or call ahead to see what they have remaining. Apple cider donuts are also made until 1 pm and then whatever's left will be there until it sells out. We were able to get apple cider donuts, some sort of pumpkin scone, a blueberry and lemon scone, buttermilk biscuits, a gallon of apple cider, and some shrimp and corn chowder. The apple cider donuts were pretty good--I could definitely taste the apple cider, and I bet they would have tasted even better if I had them fresh in the morning. They were still pretty tasty when we got them and way better than anything you can get in the city. The apple cider was also standard. The blueberry and lemon scone was my favorite. It was nice and moist and slightly tart from the lemon with blueberry pieces throughout the scone. I bet it would have tasted pretty good with some clotted cream and jam. The pumpkin scone was okay...it had some sort of icing on top but was a little dry. The buttermilk biscuits were pretty darn good. And very large. I was able to heat them up in the oven to eat the next day and they went well with some jam in the middle. Shrimp and corn chowder was pretty tasty and warmed me up after a long hike. The prices were reasonable and definitely priced fairly for the quality you're receiving. There are large round tables for outdoor seating and a small farm with chickens, roosters, donkeys and goats to look at if you're interested.

Nice food spot after hiking off 9W This place serves breakfast until 11 and lunch items until 3 (limited menu of sandwiches, couple soups, salads). The fried chicken sandwich ($14+) was pleasantly not dry. The butternut squash soup (+$5.5) was decent, though it usually tastes the same wherever I go. With the outdoor seating, there were some bees/wasps flying around which weren't that fun. They have different counters for the bakery (good selection of cookies, apple cider donuts) pies, etc) and hot drinks but the place is relatively small and can get packed. They were enforcing social distancing with limited people going in and arrows on the floors. When you're coming to one of these places, you're not hunting for deals. They also had some pumpkins placed in a field for pumpkin picking. The parking is not huge but there seems to be enough folks going in and out. I can imagine that fall days get crowded. There's also some overflow parking. There's also an adjacent building that is an art gallery with bathrooms, and some farm animals like pony, goat, rabbit and chickens/roosters cavorting around.

This place is one of my favorite places to be at! From coming up to the entry, the hills a little bit steep but once you enter into the farm area you see animals and then you see a shop. Upon entry to the shop, you see a lot of farm grown and farm made products. The meals are incredible and taste very fresh and flavorful. Usually when I go here, I get their macaroni and cheese and the portion that they give is a nice portion and very homey and feel. It's one of the best macaroni and cheese I think I've ever had. My Fiance' typically gets like a chicken sandwich or something but each meal has come out wonderful. In fact we make Joannes farm a trip every once in a while. We've also recommended this place to our friends and our family and look forward to bringing our family soon! I did forget to also mention how nice the workers are here. I'm not sure if they are family but if they are not family, they could fool you as family because they are so inviting. I love love love this place!

We stop at this place frequently. They have a custom framing shoppe which is hard to find these days and the owner was knowledgeable and very helpful. Custom framing is always pricey. The other building has veggies and baked good & upstairs is a cute gift shoppe. A little petting zoo and a pick you own pumpkins patch to boot. A fun October Sunday!

Very good breakfast, a lot of choices. Plenty of seating inside and outside. "only" brewed coffee, no Espresso drinks

Great people (family owners) great service (always with a smile) great desserts & snacks (cakes, cookies, pies, donuts etc.). Been going there for years.

Great place for lunch, outdoor area with beautiful views. Baked goods are delicious, especially the deadly carrot cake. Great gifts shop. Staff is always very friendly. Kids will enjoy feeding chickens and other animals.

This is my all time fav in the hudson valley so far. I'm so glad I discovered this charming place I recommend it to everyone and bring guest when they visit breakfast, coffee, desserts are all amazing. Staff /service are friendly & welcoming I've even saw the matriarch mother Jones occasionally walkinf around greeting visitors - which makes this family own business a true staple of Hudson valley.

This is SUCH a hidden gem! My fiancé's family and I stopped here for breakfast while picking up a cake for his grandma's birthday. The chocolate chip pancakes were some of my favorite ever! I appreciated how they were night and light in color!

I love almost everything about this farm. With the exception of the bees , which is in no way the owners fault, though it would be good to be aware. As a spoiled Manhattan coffee snob, the Ice Coffee was surprisingly smooth and tasty. Appreciated the extra touch of having ice cubes made out coffee. All their food items were excellent, I opted for the Oktoberfest special, a bratwurst sandwich with a side of fries while my sister ordered a crispy fried chicken sandwich. Ambience was relaxing and quaint. you're welcome to eat outdoors, which is a beautiful space till swarms of bees were started attacking my food left and right, so I'd advise against eating outside. The garden is a very nice space to stroll around, and they have a few animals here that you can admire. I didn't get to check out the gift shop upstairs, but I definitely want to come back and check it out next time!

Consistently great food. The baked goods are exceptional. Their Blueberry pie is outstanding and the best I have ever had.

Slow service. Never brought out my food. Had it in a to go bag at front desk even though they gave me a number and told me they will bring it to my table. Never let me know. Manager didn't even try and correct the situation. Very upset. Food was cold.

Literally I have to second what every one says. Get the carrot cake and the veggie wrap is so delicious! The BBQ chicken sandwich is also pretty solid and their mac & cheese was equally as good. They also have so many amazing produce and snacks and little gifts. There's a cat and some chickens running around that won't bother you and their farm is so beautiful!

Super friendly service and will give ya complimentary stuff just for being nice. And I'm a nice guy. Went there on a busy Sunday right during their switch from breakfast to lunch to not ideal time. Obvious food took a minute but all good cuz they threw in some free apple cider donuts. Had the breakfast fare: famous blueberry choco chip pancakes, Turkey BLT w avocado, some scrambled eggs and home fries. Everything was good - nothing blew us away but the service was very good. Great spot to hit up before heading over to nearby Storm King museum. Also the kids LOVED the indoor beehive. Staff love explaining how it works too. So cool!

Breakfast or brunch is good but don't think you can get a late lunch. After arriving before 3 pm and waiting in line for lunch the woman behind the counter closed the lunch line. We were next to be served and it was 2:55. She took one more customer, the woman behind us because she had come in with another family that had already been serve but had some rule for herself that she would only write one more ticket. It was ridiculous

The cutest place! Farm animals, dog friendly, food, store, just so wholesome! Highly recommend stopping here!

We ate breakfast here on a Sunday morning and it was delicious and fairly priced. The parking has a main lot on the right as you enter the driveway and overflow to the left behind the main building. The main level has a market area for purchase and go bakery goods and a cashier to order food. They give you a number to display at the table you select and the food is delicious. The coffee station is pour yourself after purchase and they have several flavors to choose from. Lots of tables both inside and outside to choose from. If you have kiddos there's a little pen with some animals for them to look at And a couple mini horses in the field. The breakfast sandwhiches are delicious on fresh baked rolls. Pancakes are huge and fill the entire plate. Stuffed French toast is enough to share. 3 dollar bowls of breakfast potatoes are cooked to perfection with just the right amount of salt. We will definitely return.

Such a great experience visiting Jones Farm & Country Store. The staff was so very nice and they make the best blueberry pancakes I've ever had. Looking forward to my next visit. Can't wait to try the pies.

Had been referred to here by several folks so I decided to give it a whirl. When I arrived, the entrance road split there was one sign that said "overflow parking this way." I saw the parking lot ahead of me, and it didn't look full, so I did not take the overflow parking route. As soon as I parked, a guy in a gold cart pulled up to me and pretty much chewed me out for going in the "exit." Well, what the hell? Maybe if there was proper signage I'd have gone the right way, I'm not stupid! Anyway, after he berated me and squealed out, I dried my tears of embarrassment (just kidding) and went to get something for lunch. It was pretty good. I had a grilled cheese ( $7 for two pieces of toast and cheese.). The better value was $3 for the fries. Then, you could get a tiny piece of carrot cake for $5 or a whole cake for $16. I didn't need a whole cake, so I just got a muffin, which was really good. After, I visited the chickens and goat and fed them some cracked corn. Overall, besides the guy yelling at me, I would have given it a higher rating.

Wonderful lunch! Cozy and cute gift shop! Highly recommend the friend chicken sandwich!

Stopped in here for lunch before going to visit Storm King and loved it so much! Cafe was cute and the sandwiches fresh, delicious and a generous size. We ate out on the patio looking at the beautiful view. They have a lot in the shop- jams, pies, cakes, fruits and veggies, honey, maple syrup, gifts, candles. We tried the doughnuts (85 cents each!), bought local maple syrup, beautiful pumpkins, fresh husk cherries, AND a peach pie. Everything is so so good. The peach pie was PERFECT. Go. Right. Now. Go to Jone's farm and buy all the things and eat your face off.

In the middle of nowhere is Jones Farm. Absolutely adorable little place! There is a little bit of everything here for everyone (as long as you aren't solely a city slicker!) There is a small eatery and bakery. I did order a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich on a hard roll. It was tasty. My daughter had an Amish cookie, she wanted a 2nd! I did purchase a Maple Pecan cookie for the road and it did not disappoint. This was also the first time I have seen praline fudge and they even accommodated a 1/4 pound purchase! My only negative comment would be the counterperson was not very friendly or tried to be accommodating to an egg white only request by someone I was with. Enjoy your breakfast then travel upstairs.The second floor is filled with all kind of country store products from food, to clothes to jewelry to toys! Very cozy feel to it. Looking for more sophistication, tray the art store on site. For the little ones, take quarters and feed the animals outside! Also, cats roam freely and are very friendly. My daughter liked the cats better than the other animals! We did meet one special employee, Grandma! She is extremely sweet and helpful. She had spent almost her whole life on the farm. If you get a chance to talk to her, enjoy your conversation!

Can't come to Cornwall and not stop in right? Came in to explore this place and grab some breakfast. Once you park, you'll see a group of chickens, ponies and I think I saw a goat in there waiting to say hello. So adorable. Before you even walk in you'll smell goodness in the air. I was hungry and eager to see what they carry. A lot of nice baked goods like pies, muffins, fudge and cookies. The cookies looked divine. We settled on chocolate chip pancakes, sausage, egg and cheese sandwich and bacon, egg and cheese. The lady behind me heard me ask what type of bread they use for the breakfast sandwiches. She told me its a brioche bread thats so heavenly and a must try. I can't argue with that. Our food came in perfect timing and we dug in. She was right! The bread was lightly toasted and buttery. So delicious! The bread does make the sandwich and it was a great choice. The pancakes were just as good! I loved them. It had an earthy taste I couldn't put my finger on it, but simply amazing with or without syrup. The coffee was self serve and pretty good. I like mine stronger though but still good. The food, people, service and feel was just great. Very homey and perfect for a Sunday morning. The upstairs has great finds for self and home. I saw some great finds. Oh, I can't forget about the complimentary donuts they served. Apple cider I believe. It was icing on the cake. Can't wait to come back when it warms up and eat in the outside area.

Visited nearby Storm King Art Center and saw this place had some great reviews and was closeby. Arrived in the early afternoon on a weekday and the place was pretty busy. There are some animals in the parking area. The store itself seemed to have some deicious items. Some fruits and veggies as well as some excellent baked goods. They had a wide assortment of cookies all of which were amazing and their apple pie was one of the best I've ever had. There is also a fresh food menu with some interesting items which all seemed great. There is seating inside as well as outside. There was also some seating the back which opened up to some flowers and lovely views. While in the store though, I got the feeling that this was a hometown/local crowd as everyone seemed to be all smiled and giggles. I heard "how's mom/dad/someone's name" a few time so everyone seemed familiar with each other. I though, didn't seem to get that same cheeriness. It wasn't rude or anything, but I would have welcomed that same attitude.

Stopped in for a late breakfast with my mother last week. Had heard about Jones Farm from a friend who knows I love farms and country stores. We made it just before breakfast ended. Delightful delicious and beautiful. Lots to look at in the shop upstairs. Im waiting until my next visit to try the baked goods.

Cute nick nacks and tsotzkies. Area farmer maple syrup and honey as well as fresh baked goods. Loved the hens and roosters running around and there is a petting zoo.

Great for everyone who loves animals and loves gifts for everyone to enjoy. Friendly environment.

I have been coming here every year during the peak season for apple picking since I was a young girl. Coffee, apple pie, and carrot cake here are delicious. I really enjoy the assortment of cheese to choose from to bring home. They also serve food here if you are looking for a bit to eat. I really like how the chickens roam free here, and they have a beautiful boutique upstairs to buy candles and home decor. Please go here and don't shop at the big stores. It's so nice to support smaller businesses. It keeps cute places like this to go and visit.

Great little farm with tasty food and incredible deserts. Their tomato soup and grilled cheese is a perfect combination. I also really enjoyed their ham and cheese on brioche bun. If you eat outside during the warm months, you'll be hounded by sugar seeking bee's . There are cats, chickens, and other animals around to enjoy while hanging around the farm. It's the perfect place for children.

Beautiful location with great food and lots to shop. From fresh produce, to jams; recipe books beeswax candles and more. Plenty of outdoor seating! Open till 5 Sunday's (the day we visited quick and lovely attentive service anytime I am in the area I fully intend to come back ! We ordered a short stack of blueberry pancakes, an egg and cheese and a seasonal tomato toast. The attention to quality of ingredients is very clear here. Egg and cheese comes on a super soft brioche Roll with fresh over medium eggs and a sharp salty cheddar. My family fell in love ! The blueberry pancakes are some of the best I've ever had with the fresh butter and maple syrup I will be dreaming of these large and flavorful pancakes speckled with blueberries. The tomato toast sported two thick and hearty slices of heirloom tomatoes speckles with freshly ground pepper and sea salt on a bed of perfect ricotta. Simple and delicious like everything else we got. Went back a second time and it was much busier and the quality suffered a little bit it was still delicious !