killdeer farm stand

Elizabeth302

Thank you very much for the great review! As we grow and become more popular, it is incredibly important to us that our loyal customers who've been with us for years continue to feel important and satisfied (or better than satisfied) with our products and customer service. We value you as friends.

stroza

Thank you for your great review! Glad you all enjoyed yourselves, and return the bottles anytime you want... or they make great vases! Thanks again.

julienicole

Killdeer Farm Stand is my favorite place for delicious, local food in the Upper Valley. I'm a local of the Upper Valley and my husband and I have been a member of the Killdeer CSA for 3 years. Whether you live here or are just passing through, they'll have something for you with local fruits, veggies, cheese, meat, bread, and flowers. Everything is labeled meticulously with its origin, so you know if it came from Killdeer's fields or a neighboring farm's orchard. The staff are always helpful with any questions or requests. As I mentioned, I've participated in their CSA, which is very flexible. Instead of receiving a weekly box, you maintain credit at the farm stand, which allows me to buy exactly what I want and in the quantity I want. They also have special CSA only pick-your-own days, which are great.Overall, Killdeer has great local food and all the friendliness that VT has to offer.

RosalindP776

On a recent RV trip around the NE states, we stumbled across this delightful farmstand en route to the King Arthur Flour and Bakery School in Norwich, VT. The array of fresh, colorful vegies was a visual treat. Being Fall, there was also a great variety of gourds and pumpkins to choose from and the ladies behind the counter were so friendly and helpful.The vegies were so fresh that they continued to be eaten across New Hampshire and into Maine !!!

Cove22

Killdeer is great for fresh local veges, meats, and baked goodies. And it's right next door to the King Arthur Flour store--another great place.

Lexa_traveler

This is a wonderful little farmers market. They have a shelf of some amazing pickles, beets, spicy, dill, ect. They also have amazing produce and some beautiful flowers (and now in the fall pumpkins). They close at 6:00 pm which is normally after I get done with work, so on the weekends I make sure to stock up! It's always full of local produce from veggies to meat and cheese, a perfect way to make a nice little picnic on your way to any number of local parks.

Pointpleasant

Beautiful produce and helpful staff.It was pouring rain outside and they offered to carry my things to the car..how nice!

Bear59

One of my favorite farm stands in the Upper Valley. In addition to a wide variety of plants, there is a wonderful selection of locally grown vegetables. In the fall, an excellent selection of heirloom apples! In addition, they carry local Vermont cheeses and meats.

BrookeA28

Wonderful produce straight from the farm, plus top quality local meats, cheeses, baked goods.

loriel

Killdeer Farm has two locations, one has a farmstand and a small greenhouse the other has several huge greenhouses. Both are worth a visit.

PoblanoJ

This is what a local farmstand should be -- fresh organic products, all the produce is grown by them and the other products they sell are produced locally, often in coordination with them (e.g., Stafford Creamery's strawberry ice cream is made with Kildeer's organic strawberries). Friendly staff, a flexible CSA, fresh, quality seasonal procuce. I've yet to go wrong with anything I've bought here.

slowfood

This is such a fabulous little place. If you are a localvore and you are local, so is everything sold here including their own organic vegetables and strawberries. If you aren't local (I found it through a class at King Arthur Flour next door) it's worth a stop for fresh wonderful food. The staff is very friendly and very knowledgeable about recipe ideas - their manager even teaches a class at King Arthur.