Had a gift card. This place is a tourist trap, and that's about it. Bought some fresh parmesan(less than 1 lbs) that I probably could have found cheaper ANYWHERE else and a few shallots. That cost me $18 and some change. The gift card was for $15. Asked about mushrooms and the woman who rang me up seemed annoyed by my question. Her disposition was cold in general. Sure, it was a rainy gloomy day... I'll never go in this place again, and from the way they reacted to me, I think they wanted it that way. I felt unwelcome.
Kaitlin D
Favorite family spot, we visit almost weekly. They have great local items and yummy treats. The kids love the outdoor space!
Dani Garnida
Nice place to see goats, rabbits and chickens...
Susie Houle
Emory Farm makes the most fabulous Tuscan sausage soup I’ve ever tasted. They sell it fresh in a small container or frozen in a large container. I totally recommend you stock up! Absolutely delicious!
Dakota Hills
Such a magical place! I feel lucky to have spent time here. Love this place ❤️
Will Starbridge
Great place with nice atmosphere. My experiences with the staff have all been pleasant and the food I found hasn't been bad. Especially enjoy visiting and feeding the goat brothers carrots. Just watch your fingers... Goats may not have upper teeth but they can still nip! ?
Katie Palmateer
Super cute farm store and delicious goodies! Definitely a place to stop if you are in the seacoast area.
Francesca Kennedy
I do not recommend Emery Farm. I have been treated incredibly rudely by staff and the owner on two separate occasions. We also visited Emery Farm on a field trip. This was the worst field trip ever and we were treated rudely during the field trip as well. Our parent volunteers and staff were not impressed at all. Save your money.
Allison Dawe
I am amazed by Emery Farm! It’s a place that takes you back in time and is so beautiful, from the moment you pull into the parking lot you are struck by the charm! These cider donuts are the most incredible thing I have ever tasted, they’re so fluffy and delicious! If you love cider donuts they are a must!
Cory S.
Wow great cider doughnuts. Next time will try a sandwhich which looked great. Looks like a great place for kids
Emery Farm and Market Cafe in Durham is a charming gem that encapsulates quintessential New England charm. With a rich history dating back to 1660, it's steeped in tradition and offers a unique glimpse into the region's heritage.The quaint market is a delightful place to explore, showcasing local products and artisanal goods. But what truly stands out is their coffee, which is rich and flavorful, providing a perfect start to the day.However, the real stars of the show at Emery Farm are the apple cider donuts. They are, without a doubt, the best I've ever tasted. Freshly made and bursting with flavor, they are an absolute must-try.Emery Farm and Market Cafe is a perfect representation of the idyllic New England experience. Whether you're sipping coffee or savoring those delectable donuts, you'll find yourself immersed in the region's charm and history. It's a place I wholeheartedly recommend for anyone visiting Durham
Gr P
Great place!! You've come along way. We stop on our rides to the coast and back.Randolph, VT.????
Sam Z.
I enjoy visiting Emery Farm! The coffees and bagel sandwiches are delicious and fresh produce and foods are amazing. All employees are happy to help! I've only been a few times, but they never disappoint!
RitA Heckroodt
Nice stuff but sadly Customer service not high on priorities seemed like it was a convenience to help me even told me to keep quiet when I ask a question
Keith Turgeon
Pretty hilarious that they have a "no shirt, no shoes, no service" sign in front of the sign that says "all races, all cultures, welcome". Not all cultures wear shirts or shoes. Not to mention, who is denying entry of certain races into their stores? Anyway, they have really good food and the employees are helpful and nice, I like the pre made soups and meals, makes dinner easy.
Had a gift card. This place is a tourist trap, and that's about it. Bought some fresh parmesan(less than 1 lbs) that I probably could have found cheaper ANYWHERE else and a few shallots. That cost me $18 and some change. The gift card was for $15. Asked about mushrooms and the woman who rang me up seemed annoyed by my question. Her disposition was cold in general. Sure, it was a rainy gloomy day... I'll never go in this place again, and from the way they reacted to me, I think they wanted it that way. I felt unwelcome.
Favorite family spot, we visit almost weekly. They have great local items and yummy treats. The kids love the outdoor space!
Nice place to see goats, rabbits and chickens...
Emory Farm makes the most fabulous Tuscan sausage soup I’ve ever tasted. They sell it fresh in a small container or frozen in a large container. I totally recommend you stock up! Absolutely delicious!
Such a magical place! I feel lucky to have spent time here. Love this place ❤️
Great place with nice atmosphere. My experiences with the staff have all been pleasant and the food I found hasn't been bad. Especially enjoy visiting and feeding the goat brothers carrots. Just watch your fingers... Goats may not have upper teeth but they can still nip! ?
Super cute farm store and delicious goodies! Definitely a place to stop if you are in the seacoast area.
I do not recommend Emery Farm. I have been treated incredibly rudely by staff and the owner on two separate occasions. We also visited Emery Farm on a field trip. This was the worst field trip ever and we were treated rudely during the field trip as well. Our parent volunteers and staff were not impressed at all. Save your money.
I am amazed by Emery Farm! It’s a place that takes you back in time and is so beautiful, from the moment you pull into the parking lot you are struck by the charm! These cider donuts are the most incredible thing I have ever tasted, they’re so fluffy and delicious! If you love cider donuts they are a must!
Wow great cider doughnuts. Next time will try a sandwhich which looked great. Looks like a great place for kids
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Emery Farm and Market Cafe in Durham is a charming gem that encapsulates quintessential New England charm. With a rich history dating back to 1660, it's steeped in tradition and offers a unique glimpse into the region's heritage.The quaint market is a delightful place to explore, showcasing local products and artisanal goods. But what truly stands out is their coffee, which is rich and flavorful, providing a perfect start to the day.However, the real stars of the show at Emery Farm are the apple cider donuts. They are, without a doubt, the best I've ever tasted. Freshly made and bursting with flavor, they are an absolute must-try.Emery Farm and Market Cafe is a perfect representation of the idyllic New England experience. Whether you're sipping coffee or savoring those delectable donuts, you'll find yourself immersed in the region's charm and history. It's a place I wholeheartedly recommend for anyone visiting Durham
Great place!! You've come along way. We stop on our rides to the coast and back.Randolph, VT.????
I enjoy visiting Emery Farm! The coffees and bagel sandwiches are delicious and fresh produce and foods are amazing. All employees are happy to help! I've only been a few times, but they never disappoint!
Nice stuff but sadly Customer service not high on priorities seemed like it was a convenience to help me even told me to keep quiet when I ask a question
Pretty hilarious that they have a "no shirt, no shoes, no service" sign in front of the sign that says "all races, all cultures, welcome". Not all cultures wear shirts or shoes. Not to mention, who is denying entry of certain races into their stores? Anyway, they have really good food and the employees are helpful and nice, I like the pre made soups and meals, makes dinner easy.