The Chatham Berry Farm

The Berry Farm is simply the best place to buy food in all of Chatham. Joe Gilbert obviously cares deeply about growing and providing healthy high quality products. Prices are always in keeping with fresh local goods and availability due to weather.
The variety and freshness of everything is just wonderful, from fruits and vegetables to garden plants to meats to sauces, honey, pasta and pickles… I buy my heriloom tomato gardan plants here every year, too.
This is the REAL DEAL, family owned and run business. It’s a delight to bring super fresh food home from this market/​grower. They care, and it shows.

I’ve been coming to the berry farm for many years. It’s a great local place for fresh produce baked goods organic meat and game, plants for your garden herbs canned goods, fresh cheese local milk. The staff is really nice. Overall this is an excellent place if you ever get the chance to stop by it is totally worth it.

Expensive but lovely place to buy fresh produce. Always pristine quality. Also — the best place to pick berries! I have been picking berries there since I was a little girl!
Also, they have the MOST AMAZING gingersnap cookies on the planet.

Absolute devotees. Honestly, what would I do without Joe et al? My husband and I live in NYC but shop for meat and much if our produce up here. It’s locally sourced, not that much more expensive (if at all), and a pleasure to shop for. Plant starts in the spring and perennials in the summer are a huge bonus. Come here and you will become a regular.

We love, love, love The Berry Farm! They carry local meats and poultry from several farms, many local vegetables in season (their own and other farms’, supplemented by stuff from further away out of season), fruits, and their own berries. Also, local dairy, cheeses, krauts, eggs, maple syrup, honey, and locally roasted coffee. It’s our favorite place for vegetable plants for the garden, and their selection includes many organically/​biodynamically grown plants from a local farm, as well as their own. The baked goods are the best — especially the scones and the big ginger cookies. The owner and staff are friendly and happy to send you on a tour of the greenhouses, talk about the source of a particular item or their various green energy improvements. It’s also a great place to get Christmas trees, wreaths and holiday plants, as well as fresh greens from their geothermal greenhouse, so don’t forget about them in the winter. Get a ‘greens card’, and get a free bag of greens after ten punches. Cash register lines can get a little long on weekends, but they are always well-​staffed at peak times, and handle the crowds cheerfully.

My family and I have been coming here for years for the freshest and most delicious fruits, vegetables, cut flowers and plants.
My husband and I were so thrilled with the bouquets that Ally cut and put together for our wedding. They were absolutely beautiful. Could not be happier with the berry farm!

I am a devout patron of the Berry Farm. My husband would spend every last penny we have at this place if he could. He comes close, over the summer.
This place is wonderful. A vast selection of local meats, baked goodies, grocery shop items and vegetables. They have a large, impressive greenhouse on-​site and fields full of fresh veggies waiting to be harvested. They have an on-​site bakery as well which makes some of the best cookies and biscuits I’ve ever had.
They sell Lloyd Spear honey, my absolute favorite, and have a large selection of maple products. They sell local dairy as well, from milk to ice creams. They have a substantial frozen/​prepared food section if you’re feeling lazy about cooking but want something fresh, local, and delicious.
In the summertime there are loads of flowers, in the wintertime there are kissing balls and Christmas trees and mums the size of boulders.
The employees there are always friendly and helpful and will gladly and graciously show you their greenhouse and newly installed solar panels. They encourage you to explore their facilities and see how lovingly they run their operation.
My only warning — make sure you’re watching where you stick your hand when going for some tomatoes — you might end up grabbing on to their cute fluffy cat, that likes to sleep in the crates in the back when he’s not roaming around. :)