“This place has it all any time of year. Speciality items season to season, local goodies from other neighboring farms as well as their own amazing non gmo produce- They grown the best corn you will ever find. Their giant cinnamon buns, scones and pies are to die for. The smell lingering inside makes you instantly hungry and want one of everything! Pumpkins and hay rides in the fall, a beautifully filled greenhouse in the spring and Christmas themed everything during the winter makes this place a diamond in the rough. A farm meets a bakery, meets a general store... what's more to love. We need more places like Blossoming Acres.“
“It seems this year's drought has wreaked havoc on Christmas Tree Farms. Most places I called either are not having choose and cut or the trees are small. Someone happened to mention Coward Farms in Southwick, Ma. A look at their website convinced us to make the drive. ( We were VERY happy we did! Loads of trees of all sizes to choose and cut, several varieties, reasonable prices that include "shaking" and baling, and an extremely efficient and pleasant staff. Precut trees, wreaths, cemetery logs are also available. We will return!“
“The owner who works in the kitchen/baking area looks out at the customers. When I come she glares at like I am interfering with her day even though we never have spoken or had contact. Her front clerk is very nice and helpful.I have hit the point I don't like going there because she makes feel like I am an intruder. If I want there goods I will go to their place in Bloomfield.My thoughts are based on the times I have said hello to her angry stare and never have had a response back. I won't go there where she.“
“Mrs. Murphy's has long held a reputation as one of the top doughnut destinations in the area, and as a resident of Connecticut, I've made the trek to their location numerous times, always eager to indulge in their delightful treats. The introduction of a drive-thru setup during the Covid era was a game-changer, offering convenience and safety in equal measure. This shift also brought with it the convenience of accepting credit cards, a welcome change from the previous cash-only policy. In the past, when they operated solely as a storefront, the sight of an ATM in the entryway served as a reminder of the inconvenience for non-cash carriers like myself. However, the real star of the show remains the doughnuts themselves. Each visit presents an array of options ensuring that there's something to satisfy every craving. Mrs. Murphy's consistently delivers on taste and quality, making it a must-visit for doughnut enthusiasts in the area.“