Berlin Farms

I went here once or twice. I often go to Berlin Orchards (just next door) and so I check out this place and am usually disappointed by the customer service.

This place is dirty and the ice cream is nasty. Don’t go. The man serving the ice cream looked dirty and unkempt. I would not return to this place which is unfortunate since I live 1 mile from it. The store next to the ice cream shop was nothing special either.

A beautiful peaceful farm. I believe they are doing renovations as of now and will begin or have already started holding fitness classes in one of their big open barn spaces. So cool! I met the owner and she is full of life and positive energy. What a gem this place is. I’m excited to see how this place continues to blossom.

Most beautiful view on 495 overlooking horse farms, pine trees and hills in the middle of Berlin, the truest rustic town. I have been coming here for years, owners are very cordial. Bargain of the week: had a frappé and hot dog for only $ 7, can’t do nearly that well anywhere around here. I think they have a junior cone for only $ 2. They have picnic tables for seating. They also are now giving riding lessons, and have hay rides and cider donuts in the fall. While in the neighborhood keep heading West on 62 and check out the Native American shop and woodworker’s studio.

I love Berlin Farms. Its my go to place for ice cream. Located on a quiet street in farm country.
They use Richardson’s ice cream. Which I love. Prices are cheap and the atmosphere is great.
Grab your cup or cone and take a walk down to the ducks or over to the horses. Sit on bench and enjoy your ice cream as you overlook the rolling grass hills of the farm.
Apple Cider doughnuts are to die for but they dont have them all the time. :(
What many people dont know is they used to have a restaurant. I was there the other day and saw the sign up but it was closed in the winter. The store portion is now closed due to the bad economy. I hope they stay open. Its sad to see local business go under.
Anyway, the restaurant is just a few small wooden tables and chairs. The farm owner/​operator makes up your breakfast in the back… just for you. I would go for sunday breakfast and loved it. I never saw anyone else at the restaurant. My boyfriend and I enjoyed a quiet breakfast alone. It was great. Breakfast for 2 for $ 10. No wonder you are going out of business! I made sure to give her a good tip.
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL ECONOMY! Go here…

OK ice cream, I should give it another try. They did have blueberry. ⁸⁄₀₇

Great Ice Cream! Try the Purple Cow!

I had a really disappointing experience, the other day.
I made a special trip out here to get cider donuts, on Derek’s suggestion. I get there, and no donuts. Well, I didn’t call first, but the web site says they make them, and there’s a big old sign on the roadside saying they have them…
Apparently, they won’t be making them for awhile. Hint: take the sign down, until you do.
They had some gourmet goodies there that looked good. But, no local corn. They’ve got a big old cornfield out back, but no corn for sale at a farm stand in New England in August. Splain that, please.
Actually, there was a general dearth of local produce, which made me sort of sad.
I met a really friendly goat, though, and had a nice ride out on the motorcycle. That made it all okay.