Been here a few times now for apple picking. A great spot to bring the family and enjoy the fall weather. Family owned and they run a smooth operation. Def. On the list for fall activities.
Jean J.
The deep dish apple crumb pie is always delicious! It's a staple desert at all our holiday dinners!
Brian
GO HERE! Hands down my favorite place to grab coffee, baked goods be fresh fruit & vegetables in the entire region. We’re relatively new to the area and Windy Brow is truly one of the standout spots for everyone in the region.
Joe Lipari
This place has the BEST baked goods. Great ice cream, and really unique high quality products. Love going here! It’s a staple of Sussex county for sure
Ari Hasbrouck
Been coming to this farm for over a decade with my family. Always a fun experience. Their tractor ride is a great option but the walk down to the orchard is always a joy. They have such a great shop with delicious baked treats. Their apple cider donuts are the best!
Regina Jaslow
Really creamy and creative yet tasty flavors such as burnt honey lavender, matcha & ube, and taylor ham & french toast. Best ice cream in the area IMHO. Highly recommended!
Laura Occhipinti
This is the best apple picking experience I've ever had (and I grew up in NJ).1. Love the flag and that they support human rights.2. Free wagon ride to the orchards (or a five min walk), free pickers for high up apples. Apples all labeled so nicely.3. There was no one there! Often I feel like we are cows being herded but this place was big and empty.4. Bring a cooler! Their little farm store had homemade bread, scones, donuts, cider and even their own ice cream!Overall the vibe was so relaxing and chill and we didn't even arrive when they first opened (got there 10:15).
Jason P.
Great experience here. Very reasonably-priced apple picking. You purchase bags in the store ranging from $14-$32. No entrance fees or mandatory bag purchase per person. YOu can purchase one bag for a group...which was a welcomed option and alternative to other farms requiring individuals to purchase bags and making apple picking cost $100+ per family. I like the no-frills approach not throwing in tons of "attractions" and grouping them into an all-inclusive ticket costing $30/per person. Kudos for NOt going this route. You can walk to the apple picking areas or take the tractor. The trees had adequate apples on them...though I was a bit saddened to see the tons of apples on the ground which will likely be thrown out. I hope those coming to pick are mindful to pick only what they plan to take...I know many farms and orchards stress this in an effort to minimize waste. The orchard row are clearly labeled. There was a small pumpkin patch area where you can buy pumpkins by the pound. The store really stood out...lots of options: apples, honey, ice cream, meat, sauces, jams and a ton of baked goods. Bread, pies, cupcakes, muffins and other pastries. We for a variety of baked goods and all of them were great. Prices were fair for a farm store of this quality. One highlight of the visit was the coffee and ice cream window on the side. A wide variety of some really interesting ice cream flavors. The prices were also pretty reasonable. ($4-8 depending on number of scoops) A great variety of coffee and latte flavors as well. All staff we encountered were very nice. Great operation...keep up the good work.
Marcella A.
Well, the reviews don't lie for this place. I was optimistic and decided to go here anyway. My husband and I were really disappointed. I thought this farm would have more things to do. We took a 1 hour drive to come here thinking that this place was going to be amazing . Well we decided to go inside the shop and wow the prices were very expensive. The donuts were a 6 pack for I think $7.00. I would have at least some samples out so you can try them. We decided to leave and get some homemade ice cream. The only good thing about this spot was that the ice cream was amazing. The donuts were alright. I would have warmed up the donuts a little bit so they were so hard, and they tasted alright. The views are also beautiful as well. Other than that, we were really disappointed we thought there was going to be more to this pace.
Pauline Saade
I found this place by googling farms. There was along line for the coffee and Ice cream so we didn’t wait on it. But the Ice cream looked legit. If you are looking to pick apples this is a good place! The apple trees looked big and full of apples. I personally loved the store, I bought some bread, granola, apple cider and cinnamon bun. I recommend swinging by this place!
Amazing ice-cream in all sorts of fun flavors, tasty beverages, unbelievable baked goods and delicious original pizzas on pizza night!! This is a hidden gem in northwestern NJ that’s well worth the trip! When I moved out here from Boston I didn’t think I’d have something as awesome as this nearby with big city flavors, I feel so fortunate to have this farm near my home!
Samantha Tilney
Best farm store around! Been going to Windy Brow for decades and love the farm & store. Thanks to their great taste, I always discover new/emerging food brands on their shelves. The croissants are the best within a ~hour radius, the ice cream is unREAL, and the barista drinks are delicious. I always get their fruit for making homemade jam and bring their homemade pies to every friend & family occasion -- I love them because they are never too sweet!
Heather Falcone
I love this place! I went for my first over the summer with my friend. We bought flowers, preserves, and donuts from the market and were greeted by the friendly staff! We enjoyed pizza outside with live music and had a great day!! Windy Brow is a hidden gem.
Tattoo
Road side farm stand with fresh apple cider, homemade ice cream, plenty of fresh Danish
Sara Miceli
I think I had the BEST pie I have ever eaten from here. I love the pies from here in general but this was a blueberry peach pie…It was SO good, perfect amount of sweetness, a great hold to it when cut, and perfect with vanilla ice cream! I will be back for more!!
Been here a few times now for apple picking. A great spot to bring the family and enjoy the fall weather. Family owned and they run a smooth operation. Def. On the list for fall activities.
The deep dish apple crumb pie is always delicious! It's a staple desert at all our holiday dinners!
GO HERE! Hands down my favorite place to grab coffee, baked goods be fresh fruit & vegetables in the entire region. We’re relatively new to the area and Windy Brow is truly one of the standout spots for everyone in the region.
This place has the BEST baked goods. Great ice cream, and really unique high quality products. Love going here! It’s a staple of Sussex county for sure
Been coming to this farm for over a decade with my family. Always a fun experience. Their tractor ride is a great option but the walk down to the orchard is always a joy. They have such a great shop with delicious baked treats. Their apple cider donuts are the best!
Really creamy and creative yet tasty flavors such as burnt honey lavender, matcha & ube, and taylor ham & french toast. Best ice cream in the area IMHO. Highly recommended!
This is the best apple picking experience I've ever had (and I grew up in NJ).1. Love the flag and that they support human rights.2. Free wagon ride to the orchards (or a five min walk), free pickers for high up apples. Apples all labeled so nicely.3. There was no one there! Often I feel like we are cows being herded but this place was big and empty.4. Bring a cooler! Their little farm store had homemade bread, scones, donuts, cider and even their own ice cream!Overall the vibe was so relaxing and chill and we didn't even arrive when they first opened (got there 10:15).
Great experience here. Very reasonably-priced apple picking. You purchase bags in the store ranging from $14-$32. No entrance fees or mandatory bag purchase per person. YOu can purchase one bag for a group...which was a welcomed option and alternative to other farms requiring individuals to purchase bags and making apple picking cost $100+ per family. I like the no-frills approach not throwing in tons of "attractions" and grouping them into an all-inclusive ticket costing $30/per person. Kudos for NOt going this route. You can walk to the apple picking areas or take the tractor. The trees had adequate apples on them...though I was a bit saddened to see the tons of apples on the ground which will likely be thrown out. I hope those coming to pick are mindful to pick only what they plan to take...I know many farms and orchards stress this in an effort to minimize waste. The orchard row are clearly labeled. There was a small pumpkin patch area where you can buy pumpkins by the pound. The store really stood out...lots of options: apples, honey, ice cream, meat, sauces, jams and a ton of baked goods. Bread, pies, cupcakes, muffins and other pastries. We for a variety of baked goods and all of them were great. Prices were fair for a farm store of this quality. One highlight of the visit was the coffee and ice cream window on the side. A wide variety of some really interesting ice cream flavors. The prices were also pretty reasonable. ($4-8 depending on number of scoops) A great variety of coffee and latte flavors as well. All staff we encountered were very nice. Great operation...keep up the good work.
Well, the reviews don't lie for this place. I was optimistic and decided to go here anyway. My husband and I were really disappointed. I thought this farm would have more things to do. We took a 1 hour drive to come here thinking that this place was going to be amazing . Well we decided to go inside the shop and wow the prices were very expensive. The donuts were a 6 pack for I think $7.00. I would have at least some samples out so you can try them. We decided to leave and get some homemade ice cream. The only good thing about this spot was that the ice cream was amazing. The donuts were alright. I would have warmed up the donuts a little bit so they were so hard, and they tasted alright. The views are also beautiful as well. Other than that, we were really disappointed we thought there was going to be more to this pace.
I found this place by googling farms. There was along line for the coffee and Ice cream so we didn’t wait on it. But the Ice cream looked legit. If you are looking to pick apples this is a good place! The apple trees looked big and full of apples. I personally loved the store, I bought some bread, granola, apple cider and cinnamon bun. I recommend swinging by this place!
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Amazing ice-cream in all sorts of fun flavors, tasty beverages, unbelievable baked goods and delicious original pizzas on pizza night!! This is a hidden gem in northwestern NJ that’s well worth the trip! When I moved out here from Boston I didn’t think I’d have something as awesome as this nearby with big city flavors, I feel so fortunate to have this farm near my home!
Best farm store around! Been going to Windy Brow for decades and love the farm & store. Thanks to their great taste, I always discover new/emerging food brands on their shelves. The croissants are the best within a ~hour radius, the ice cream is unREAL, and the barista drinks are delicious. I always get their fruit for making homemade jam and bring their homemade pies to every friend & family occasion -- I love them because they are never too sweet!
I love this place! I went for my first over the summer with my friend. We bought flowers, preserves, and donuts from the market and were greeted by the friendly staff! We enjoyed pizza outside with live music and had a great day!! Windy Brow is a hidden gem.
Road side farm stand with fresh apple cider, homemade ice cream, plenty of fresh Danish
I think I had the BEST pie I have ever eaten from here. I love the pies from here in general but this was a blueberry peach pie…It was SO good, perfect amount of sweetness, a great hold to it when cut, and perfect with vanilla ice cream! I will be back for more!!