Beccari's Farm Market

Beccari's Farm Market has been around the area for a very long time. Farmer Pete, and his wife Jan, are the current caretakers of the land that has been in Pete's family for a generation. The farm is up the road from the retail market, and everything is delivered fresh from the farm. The farm market also has other products for sale in addition to produce, such as local honey, local milk, fresh baked pies, etc. If you are a "Locavore," meaning that you support LOCAL . . . this is a great place to do it. I have been shopping at this market for many years, and I highly recommend it.Cheers!!!!!

Our favorite farm market! Pete and staff are warm and welcoming and obviously care very much about their products and customers. We enjoy zucchini, corn, and peppers all summer, happy to see garlic, candy onions, and asian eggplant this year, too! Yolanda's peach pies are always a must purchase.

This farm is in a remote area that I had no reception to check in here. It is a small farmstand with an indoor area. They have mostly farm produce as well as baked goods as well as milk and ice cream from Bruton dairy. They do sell the real bottled milk and they have cider for sale as well.As a novelty they sell quail eggs which I understood after asking were more nutritious than regular eggs. They sell for $2.50 a dozen. Believe me they were very small. Reminded me of those tiny egg chocolates you would get at Easter. I was told a dozen is the equivalent of about 3 to 4 regular size eggs tops.I was looking at their apples which were a little higher priced. Unfortunately some of them were soft and they sell them by a small crate. Red peppers sell for $1.00 but again the ones I checked were too soft.You can purchase pumpkins and other gourds here as well. They do have the giant size ones similar to a farm I visited yesterday up in Wexford.The girl was very nice and allowed me to do my own selection but unfortunately wasn't able to come up with a good combination of fresh stuff. Will try again next time I am in the area.I definitely will research the quail eggs to see what I can do with them since that is a novelty.

I've passed this place on the way home from work countless times before deciding to stop. Glad I did! Farm fresh produce can't be beat and the service is friendly without being pushy. Tried a pie last time I stopped and it was delicious! Will be back.

This place is a rip off. I was charged $15 for a loaf of roasted garlic bread. I will never go back.

So happy the family farm is still in existence, my Father Ernest Beccari worked on the farm as a child.

Excellent chocolate milk! Tasty pies (#yum) & friendly service! Can't think of any other farm market I'd rather go to than Beccari's.