Patty’s Berries & Bunches

Drove out to sample the ice cream (they list a lot of different flavors) and they had almost none of them. They also didn’t have a single flavor with any of the berries they grow on site, which is ridiculous. Call before you stop by, or you WILL be disappointed.

A berry nice berry patch to take your family picking, despite the rain we had a wonderful time

This holiday season, I don’t recommend going out of your way really, they have chili pepper wreathes and chili pepper fern arrangement things… A few veggies at the end of their season… Sorta cool but eh, no need.
That being said, in the peek season, I really dig this stand for one reason, we picked up the most beautiful flower arrangements in mason jars for 10 bux!
Friendly staff, and berries galore. Veggies too!

Beautiful flowers and yummy homemade jams and ice creams. Friendly staff and resonable prices.

Great Place. You can pick blackberries and blueberries, and at other times of the year they also have strawberries and raspberries. Their berries and are very large. The blackberries are delicious. I often find the blueberries can be slightly sour (but that’s somewhat true in general for blueberries). The berries cost $ 5 for 1 pint, even if you pick them yourself. However, you will make up for the higher cost by eating an enormous amount of berries in the field when no one is looking. The farm attempts to minimize their use of pesticides, and I have found that some of the blackberries can be slightly buggy as a result. I still eat them though, and they’re great.

They also sell some unique ice cream flavors (corn flavor, string bean, lavender with honey, etc). They usually will take credit cards as well (they use a Square card reader that uses cell signal for internet connection).
They also grow flowers here, and when the flowers are ready for harvesting it’s truly a beautiful sight to behold. You’ll see an entire field filled with beautiful flowers. It makes for great photos.

The berries here are the best on the North Fork! Their homemade drinks are incredibly delicious and refreshing and made with love

My wife and I went out there today on a whim. It was pretty busy, but here was plenty picking to be had by all. What really impressed us was when we decided to get in line for their home made ice cream. With the swell of tourists out from the city, the line was clearly longer than they were used to accommodating. That coupled with a particularly hot day, people were sweating and children getting antsy. One woman, whom I assume was a manager, decided to start handing out bottles of water to those of us in line. She was apologizing for the wait and thanking us for being patient. In my book, this counts as a place who appreciates their patrons. Thank you, kind lady, for remembering that we’re people, not just walking wallets! I’d gladly go back! My one sad point is that after being used to ‘pick your own strawberries’ in NC, where you pay by the pound, you essentially pay $ 5 for a quart of berries, which is what you pay in a grocery store up here. That’s ok though, we made up for it in the field.

I went Berry picking w my children and it’s an experience I will always treasure and hopefully make it a tradition. My kids are age six and three year old twins. They enjoyed it very much. It was $ 5 for each of us and we made sure we filled the container of blueberries and raspberries all the way to the top. It was awesome!!!

We came with a big group and only can stay for 1 hour. we can only get 3 strawberries after 30– min search. After we complain, the staff then told us to go to raspberry field which is far from where we were and there is only get 10 min left. We walked away without picking any berries. It’s totally a waste

This place is adorable, family friendly and super nice. There is a place that makes fresh donuts across the street with an adorable playground and farm animals. My nephew was able to pick blueberries blackberries and peaches! $ 5 a pint. Can’t beat that. People there are so sweet and nice. I highly recommend this place

I absolutely love this place! The berries are fun to pick and incredibly delicious. Definitely try the ice cream too — sugar snap pea, blueberry and many other creative flavors made from their own produce. Very tasty. Their flower bunches are stunning as well. Looking forward to stopping by this season!

For $ 5 per person, you are allowed to pick as much as you can carry. There were blueberries, blackberries and raspberries in season when we went. My daughter had a great time and we were exhausted after all that picking! It was great to cool down after with some home made ice cream, milkshakes and lemonade. Oh so good! Just wish they had a tractor ride or something to take you all the way to the back where the untouched berries were– it’s hard walking in the hot sun with a tired child. (Good thing we brought her wagon along)

Right across the street from harbs. Such great staff. I bought 100 pumpkins for the same price as harbs. They counted them out for me, packed them in my car and sent me on my merry way. Thank very much patty your a life saver. The kids are going to love their pumpkins.

I saw on TV that they had ice cream and smoothies made with different berries. We went to the window. Written on the chalkboard what flavors are available for that day. It was written very sloppily and confusing. We asked about a certain item and the teenage girl just looked at me like deer in the headlights «Uh, I don’t know». (If you work there, wouldn’t you have some knowledge of what you are selling?) I saw a customer eating an ice cream and asked her how it was — «so, so, can’t really taste the flavor.» I asked for a smoothie. The girl behind the window said, «$ 6». My friend said, «6?» We looked at the sloppy chalkboard, the prices were all over the place, crooked. We said if we knew it was $ 6 we would’ve bought it. The girls behind the window slammed the window in our face. The smoothie was eh.

The experience was a complete waste. You pay money to have the privilege of walking in the fields. If you happen to be able to pick berries then you are lucky. Not the place to go if you are looking for a family activity as there is no certainty that you will find any berries.

The best homemade ice cream on the East End.
We had the absolute pleasure to stop at Patty’s Berries & Bunches this weekend & were so pleasantly surprised with their delicious amazing and homemade ice cream.
The chocolate raspberry ice cream was so fresh, so creamy & you can taste the chocolaty cocoa it was made with.
They had cute bistro tables with umbrellas to sit at and the flowers on the table were stunning.
I cannot wait to go back and get some more of that awesome ice cream.
Definitely worth the trip.

Had a great time strawberry picking today with my bf. You pay 5 bucks per person and they give you a carton and a basket to load up as much strawberries as it can hold! They also sell fruits already hand picked by the staff along with fresh ice cream!!! The snap pea ice creaming was amazing!!! I never tasted anything so fresh and authentic before. There were peas in the ice cream itself. My bf got the strawberry ice cream with strawberries inside and he enjoyed it. Will definitely come back.
TIP: come early to beat the crowd especially on the weekends! After picking, go across the street and snacks/​drinks available for purchase.

Always an excellent selection of fruits (if you don’t PYO). Always tasty. I wish the person behind the counter knew more about the items being sold (variety, type, which ones are in the best season etc.)
However I did meet Patty. She is awesome!

I’m not saying The New York Times always gets it right. But in the case of Patty’s Berries and Bunches, they were spot on! (Review here:
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The farm is adorable and the mile and a half long double rows of blueberries were fantastic! The further in you went, the larger the berries got. And if you like birds, it’s worth the walk to the end of the bushes to see a flock of sparrows flying inside the protected berry nets.
I called a week in advance and they were very helpful with their directions. When we arrived, we ran into Patty the owner and she is a sweetheart. She couldn’t believe we hired a cab to take us to the farm from the Mattituck train station. She gave me her number to call in case our 7 person group needed a ride back.
The berries are $ 5 a pint and they will let you pile up the pint sized baskets so you get your money’s worth. The stand in front of the farm sells delicious homemade preserves. I recommend the Blackberry preserve. They also sell honey, fresh cookies, banana bread and other baked goods. Their flowers are spectacular too.
I only wish it was a good season for raspberries and blackberries too.
Their website is very helpful too and tells you exactly when it’s the season for a particular fruit:
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I highly recommend it for a weekend getaway.

After a long haul near three hour drive for a Meetup event by car pool, I was eating raspberry and blueberry rather than picking them. Walking aisles and aisles of patches was intense physical labor yet a sweet fruitful reward. Carton is $ 5.00 per two people which is also admission to enter the patch. Cash only as Patty’s Berries and Bunches do not accept credit card or debit card in any form. Patty’s Berries & Bunches are located directly opposite the same street of the renowned Harbes Family Farm.
Note: Bring lots of sunscreen, sun glasses, and a sun visor or hat to avoid the purgatory blazing heat of summer whereas I was badly burn with my already plaguing heat rashes.