Millsap Farms

Fantastic night! Whole family had a blast from age 3 to age 63. Can’t pick one favorite thing because everything was awesome from food (buffet, all you can eat), dessert (bring extra dollars), fire, music, farm tour, farm stand, folks we shared our picnic table with, and especially special Daniel- the young man who is not even age double digits yet who greeted and chatted with us with a smile and served us pizza with a big grin! This was a special night and nothing like we’ve experienced before.

This place is just amazing! Went to their pizza night for the first time yesterday and had a blast. The food was delicious and fresh, the live music was great, and it was just such a fun and sweet atmosphere. Like another reviewer so perfectly expressed, “It felt like a fun family reunion, but with strangers you don’t argue with”. They also have a wonderful array of fresh flowers, and it’s where I got these sunflowers (that are the size of my head). Will definitely be back!

Millsap Farm and the Millsap family are wonderful to be with and befriend. The employees and volunteers are diligent, and everyone's efforts are evident with the food! My family and I have used the honor system Farm stand. The veggies, honey, and eggs are great. Thursday Pizza Night is a hoot! The wood fired brick oven pizzas are tasty. Each Thursday night may have about 4 different pizzas. The pizza menu rotates with the farm fresh veggies/ingredients available. Goodness, it's great tasting all the pizzas! Oh, Thursday nights are awesome for children to play. If it's hot out, there is likely to be a sprinkler the kids play in. There's a giant tire swing and there are Farm pets! Children love it here.

I don’t like giving bad reviews but this pizza night experience was pretty bad. First of all, it was pricey. It was over crowded. The entertainment mediocre. They charged extra for desserts. No drinks included other than water. Pizza was not good at all. Hardly any crust or toppings. Pizza was either burnt or not cooked thoroughly. Long lines to wait in over and over just to get two small slices each time in line. That made it difficult to sit and hang out because someone was constantly waiting in line for food. Overall, I can’t believe they charge so much and get very little in return.

It's cute, but while walking around there was a lot of trash and disposed of things just laying around. Poorly maintained. It does seem to have a pretty wholesome environment though, and would be nice for a laid back day. They also have a little store for people to buy farm fresh goodies, tho I did not utilize it.

This is an amazing place! It felt like a fun family reunion but with strangers you don’t argue with. The pizza was delicious. I love that all the ingredients are grown right there. The atmosphere, the live music…everything was wonderful!

I volunteer here and I'm a CSA member. I love the produce they grow here and also the bread, fruit, and cultured products they sell from surrounding partners.

This is vastly oversold. If it’s by reservation, the limit should be maybe 50 to 75 people, not over 100. The pocket in the woods is very stagnant air and people are practically on top of each other in there. If it was less people, maybe then the pizza would be better baked because the dough was practically still raw.

A family farm which does our local farmers market. But at their farm and in the summer, they do a pizza experience in a wooded area. You bring chairs and drinks - and for $17 a person, all you can eat fresh pizza. They've constructed a couple of pizza ovens in a hut. Then they use ingredients from crops coming in at the time of year you're there. They have someone performing music. There's even homemade cookies for purchase. They even do farm tours for folks to see and learn about their operation! A fun little experience with your significant other or with a group of friends.

We were going to be in town for a couple weeks last summer (I could swear I already reviewed them but apparently not) and would have some down time this time so I researched some unique things to do and found this farm in Springfield. Every Thursday night between May and October they host a wood fired pizza night using produce from their farm. Their flavors were incredible: they had a Thai pizza with different veggies and a homemade peanut sauce, a beet pizza with veggies, garlic aoli, pecans and cranberries, and a pesto pizza to die for with a homemade almond basil pesto, pulled pork, tomatoes, feta, onions and mozzarella (they all had mozz on them). They were all so flavorful! The farm is neat, they were able to accommodate our family member with MS and not able to walk a lot, there are restrooms, a small shop with some of their produce and things they make with it. There was a musician named Isaac Kenneth playing guitar and singing fun songs. You sit in a cleared area under large trees at picnic tables. Ohmygosh it was an incredible evening for us all. I hope we can go again next time we visit. It was a great family time. I got in touch with Sara before we were in town and it turned out they were sold out already so get your tickets as early as you can. She kept me on a cancellation list and our party of 6 was able to get in. Sara was so easy to communicate with and made this cherished memory of an evening possible.

We had an amazing time with the family at Millsap Farm. The pizza was good and the ambiance was amazing. The kids really enjoyed playing in the area near the house. There was live music. We really enjoyed the vibe.

This is an experience on Thursday pizza night. You really don't come here for the pizza. You come here to support and understand the contributions of a small organic community farm, sit among the garden, and smell the fresh air. The pizza isn't bad either. It's thin crust w/ cornmeal and all the ingredients are local to the farm. Things to note: 1) 6-9 on every Thursday, but you should prebook your tickets online and come at 6pm if you want a picnic table. If not, feel free to bring your own chairs. They do have some chairs. 2) Bug spray yourself 3) BYOB 4) BYOD = Bring your own dessert 5) Come in a group. 6) Live band and you might want to bring cash to tip 7) Go on the farm tour b/c it's not too long 8) Lots of Vegetarian pizza options 9) It's pretty simple, you get a plate and you wait in line as many times as you want for some Coal Oven Pizza. There is a wait at times. This farm is run by a family of 12, interns from all over the world, and other local community people. It's always good to #eatlocal #supportlocal

Love the food the vibe and the setting. The service was great. The family that hosted did a great job organizing everything.

Live music, homemade fresh dough, fresh organic locally grown farm to fire to table wood baked pizzas in a variety of topics and flavors. It's a brilliant idea. Great food. A wonderful way to spend a summer evening... And you'll think your in a movie all night. Bring your own drinks, beer, wine or anything but water. Get here early. Reservations fill up fast. For good reason. Micro-local Pizza Feast here at Millsap Farm Pizza Club We have the award winning Terrell Creek Cheese, Willow Mountain's Mushrooms and tons of Millsap Farm's produce on our menu for this weeks Pizza Club on the farm. Grab your reservations while there are reservations to be had at http://form.jotform.us/form/41184296487162 .

Pretty cool different kind of night out with friends. Thursday's they cook wood fire pizza, BYOB and live music all on a farm. A lot of people show up for this and appears to be very poplar. All the pizza ingredients are organic and locally grown. Get online to make a reservation