Kellys Farm Stand

“Went to Kelly's Family Farm to procure pumpkins for the family this fall. They have an incredible assortment of pumpkins and gords, in a variety of colors and textures. The farm stand has an assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as a few prepared foods like jellies and frozen chicken pot pie. The kids loved the candy island, an patcheork of corner store confections that harken back to yesteryear. That last sentence was a little ridiculous. But they do have a candy section. It's just that I came for the pumpkins so I didn't spend as much time with the candy section as I make it sound. I'm not even sure if I got a picture of the candy section for this review. I spent all of my time with the pumpkins. It was a pumpkin fever dream. Later today I will carve the pumpkins, which will hopefully end their control over me. Until next year... Pumpkins.”

“A great experience with an ample selection of fresh-from-the-ground produce from a historic family farm. Peppers, beans, leafy greens, baked treats, fruit, and everything else you might need for a wholesome feast, in a charming no-frills environment that won't break the bank. The scallions are longer than your arm, too. Good stuff.”

“I love Kelly's farm. I've lived in this area my whole life and Kelly's is a staple. Always great quality produce and friendly ppl working. We just got mums and pumpkins and they look healthy and amazing!!”

“Lots of options to pick from, and the staff was incredibly helpful. I look forward to going back. And be sure to pick up some cherries, awesome!!”

“Love this place, foods are much better than grocery stores and no hassle with lines or parking. People are great and very helpful if asked.”

“I’ve been going here since I was a child and taking my kids here. Great place”

“So, earlier today I went to Stop & Shop and bought a couple of Rib Eye steaks because they were 7.99 lb on sale. Later, I went to Kellys and bought two tomatoes and it cost $8.21, they were medium sized at best. Apparently fresh tomatoes in the summer are no longer for everyone, just those in a certain tax bracket. Talk about taking advantage. I support farmers, but if you need to get 4 or 5 dollars for a single tomato to survive, well not sure what to say about that. Peaches, corn and other things I get the high prices, tomatoes is pure gouging. The fact that your peaches are less per lb, speaks volumes to me as I'm aware of the year round efforts that go into growing them, unlike tomatoes.”

“I don't believe the produce is local grown I bought "their own cucumbers" Absolutely no way they were just picked or picked within a week!! I have grown cucumbers for 40 years.. Those were commercially grown non organic cucumbers!!! No taste whatsoever!! And I don't know where they got the corn?? Not to mention all the produce baking in the hot sun in the driveway!! They love the sun when they're still connected to earth , Now they're just rotting from the inside out !! I'm sure others like the place and maybe I'm to fussy ! But I'm all set for now lol”