Wilson Farm Inc

Beautiful experience visiting the Wilson farm. Almost everything covered that was on my grocery list. All fruits/veggies fresh from the farm. Huge selection of baked good, honey maple syrup. Beautiful cakes were available, yummiest cupcakes I had tried in a while. The garden center was a new discovery and the ladies there were very nice. Prices are reasonable and the farm view is stunning. All in all a complete, fulfilling experience.

This farm is what it is almost a couple 100 years of doing amazing things. Not only selling their product but adjoining farms contribute as well to stock the shelves. From a bakery do not miss with a old iron oven. To the fields of flowers, squashes, fruits and veggies. This place has it all even prepared foods. The time of year screams apples 🍎. Fresh ones, apple cider, apple butter on the weekend apple doughnuts oh my....This is more than just a vegan playground loved the assortment and family friendly shopping experience.

I come here every October to experience the Halloween festivities. The main parking lot is often full, so I recommend parking at Wilson Farms Overflow Parking across the street and then walking over. They sell a wide variety of pumpkins, and on weekends they even have live pumpkin carving. It's amazing!

Very great grocery selections and beautiful scenary. The pumpkins look awesome. Do pay attention to some super cheap vegetables & fruits in front of the gate - they may not look perfectly beautiful, but can actually more tasty and would be worth it.

Love all the Halloween decorations. The melons are so good, but they cost $12 each. Corn was also good. The date nut bread was very dry. I won't buy that again.

This is a favorite farm. We go every month to load up on fresh chicken and fish great produce friendly people. Don’t forget to stop by the stand in the fall for the warm cider donuts that melt in your mouth.

Recently, on the way back from Cambridge to Western MA we turned off Route 2 headed for Wilson Farm. We had once lived close to Lexington and in the 1960's discovered Wilson Farm (much smaller then, but just as unbeatable in spectacular produce) and shopped there steadily. This new visit was exciting as ever, and of course the growth in size and scope was stunning. We had a thrill exploring the vast cornucopia of variety and appeal. It is unusual to find a place that decade after decade can stay great and retain quality - even through periods of expansion. We loaded up with vegitables, fruits, baked goods, and Wilson Farm chicken, which for us has been the best chicken available anywhere since the 1960's. In the baked goods area I discovered Bran Muffin Tops, which idea (muffin with specialized top only) I had failed to be aware of over the decades. I bought a pack of 4 to take home, out of curiosity. And now I am an addict ... but I have run out of supply. I should have bought several packs and frozen them. (Do they keep frozen without losing texture, richness, etc.?) I did an "AI" search on Bran Muffin Tops to try to find out their mystery. I will close here with what I discovered. Leave it to Wilson Farm to carry such a prize! "Bran Muffin Tops: These consist only of the domed, crusty upper portion. The unique texture and more complex flavors result from the Maillard reaction (browning process) that occurs when the batter is exposed to the oven's dry heat. They lack the softer, less exposed interior of the full muffin. "

We love doing our grocery shopping at Wilson’s - what an experience! Produce wonderland, fresh and so beautifully organized.