Berberian’s Farm

The food is great. Be careful when parking not to back into another diver– the lot is rather tight with many people. It’s newly paved which is a plus.
P. S. the carrots are not grown there for all you you raving about size. If it does not say our own then it’s not grown there.

I’m so disappointed with Berberian’s today! I shop there almost weekly. I spend between $ 30-​$ 40 each week. I’m a mother with an infant and I am known to the employees. Last week, I purchased 6 avocados for .99 cents each. Unfortunately, they never ripened. They stayed hard. When I cut them open to confirm what I already suspected, they were rotten. They were from Peru, and I’m certain they were picked unripened, and for whatever reason, never continued to ripen. I stopped in today to do my regular shopping. Although I did not have the rotten avocados in the baby’s diaper bag. I expected Berberian’s to honor me as a customer and replace $ 6 worth of bad avocados. All I wanted was good avocados. That’s all.
Berberian’s refused to replace my avocados as I did not have the rotten ones on me, nor did I have my receipt from last week. I don’t know if I was even given a receipt last week, and if I was, it’s probably at the bottom of a diaper bag or plastered across the bottom of a wet sippy cup. Any grocery store I have ever shopped at will honor a customers word concerning bad produce. This is Trader Joe’s policy. This is Wegman’s policy – and their customer service associates don’t even know me! But yet, at Berbarians where I am seen each week, my word was not honored and no one saw fit to replace my measly $ 6 worth of rotten avocados. I walked out of Berbarians today with an empty cart and a crying baby. It’s a shame the owners haven’t empowered their employees to do the right thing.
You know, I wish I had saved the 6 rotten avocados so they could have continued to rot in Berberian’s trash can and not in mine.
If Berberian’s will not stand behind their produce, I will not shop here again.

Great local produce. High quality, always fresh and decent prices!
I try to buy produce here instead of at BJs or Wegmans.
Some items are dirt cheap, others are the same or more compared to other supermarkets.
Cash Only.

Couple of girls that work there are kinda snobby so makes for a poor experience when checking out. Also their corn is GENETICALLY MODIFIED! So BEWARE for those against genetically modified food. When I asked one of the owners if their corn was genetically modified he told me it was and that all corn is genetically modified which is not true. I called him out on it and he corrected himself but c’mon not all corn is, okay so maybe over 80% of corn grown in the US is but still. For example Hanson’s Farm in Framingham does not carry GM corn. Owner from there told me he refuses to purchase GM seeds. I buy everything else practically from from Berberian’s since its just the corn thats genetically modified and the variety they have is pretty awesome.
Other than that place is great.

Humongous carrots. Oh my God.
And they have a nice selection of baked goods.
Don’t forget to bring cash. Their ATM isn’t always working. They also take checks.

Prices are way too high for a local farm… will never go back

Good local produce, mostly reasonble prices. Cash only is a pain but they do have atm there. They also carry some baked stuff from local bakers and apple cider

5.99 for a package of blueberries that are sealed. I bought 2 for shortcake after inspecting them to the extent that I could.
Its been a hot, humid week. I expect to have to sort through and pick out berries that have gone bad. However, after paying extra for local produce, its disappointing to come home and find that over half of the berries are fuzzy and moldy.
Judging from other reviews, this is an isolated incident, however there is just not way the staff could not have noticed the extent of the rot. It should have never been put out for sale.

This is the best farm stand in the area. The fresh produce is superb, and the variety is unequaled. Tons of varieties of lettuce, greens, and herbs. I live for their little pickling cukes. The corn melts in your mouth. I go their at least once or twice a week in the summer. I really miss it in the off season:(FYI, no credit /​debit cards.

How did I not know about this place before? They have great hours, so it is perfect to swing by and get some local veggies on your way to Wegmans.

Really nice place to get fresh vegetables from.

Why aren’t there more places like this? This is a giant farm stand or more accurately a stand-​alone produce department. They have great produce, much of it grown by them, and most of it local. The prices are reasonable.
They also have great bread and a few other things.
We stop by there before going to the grocery store.
PS
Don’t miss Armeno Coffee Roasters across the street.

Not only do they have great produce but also great garden plants for sale if you are trying it yourself. Way better plants than most big box stores and better prices too. As far as produce, I love that they label their own and also others by location. I think that the prices on their own vegetables are more than fair — no ‘local-​grown’ gouging here. Good hours for working folks — open ’til 7PM week nights.

They grow their own rhubarb! And it’s only $ 2.99 a pound. In Louisville, it was $ 5.00 a lb. so I am excited. The clerks are always friendly and they have a good variety of produce. I tend to only buy stuff labeled «our own,» but that is just me.
Cash or check only.

I wish I lived closer to farms like this but I do not. Anyways, I was in market for vegetable plants, not knowing where to go, my baby momma, Dawn E, suggested and then brought me to Berberian’s Farm.
They had so so so many varieties of tomatoes, but the first thing i said was NOOOO TO RED! And then I found it! The heirlooms and all decently priced at about $ 1.25 per plant. They had EXACTLY the few varieties that I was looking for and was (Still am) completely excited.
They have a very good selection of all kinds of herbs and vegetables, so if you are in the area or if you want to take a little country drive then make your way here.
Oh and they are VERY helpful and super nice.
Bring cash!

Love this place stopped by yesterday and got some nice lettuce, corn, basil and parsley all of which were their own. Most of the other fruits, veggies etc are locally sourced but they let you know what is their own and what isn’t.
Prices are good and service is great. As noted it is cash only. If you are anywhere near by and it is in season, it is worth the stop.

This is no yuppie chic gourmet store masquerading as a farm stand. It’s a real bona fide farm.
I bought a boatload of locally raised seedlings here today, and all I can say is that they are lovely, and a fraction of what they were selling for at the other place we stopped at. BOO YA!

Ample Supply.
Locally Grown.
Fairly Priced.
Amazing Staff.
I was greeted within moments of stepping foot out of the car my a lovely young man who then followed me around putting the things I wanted in a box and even labeling them for me so I can remember what they are later on. The prices were more than fair and the plants were in very good place.
One note: This place is cash only. No credit cards here. However, it’s completely worth the effort to stop for cash.

Great freshly picked vegetables. This is our local fresh produce stand. Great place to get homemade breads, pastries, cookies, and pies. The quality is always great. My only wish is that they had organic produce. Well worth the visit if you value the quality of your fruits and vegetables.

Sweet Butter Corn on the Cob! Nothin’ says New England like fresh corn on the cob!
Berberian’s has some of the best corn ever. Summer nights would not be complete without chewing on luscious cobs of freshly boiled or grilled corn with butter drippin’ down your chin… mmmm, good eats!
They have a great array of fresh vegetables. We can’t get enough of the radishes, cucumbers, squash, peppers (sweet and hot!), and of course, corn. You can also grab some prepared dishes, dressings, and local breads at the stand. Great meals in minutes.
We love Berberians. No trip is complete without some of their pressed butter cookies filled with chopped nuts too!