Phantom Farms

Seriously, the fudge is worth the drive! Adorable little shop with a very impressive pastry and desserts case. We will be back for SURE!

My family & I visit this place several times a year. Cute little place that offers delicious pies, fudge, & assorted pastries as well as fresh cider & several descent coffee drinks too. You can even buy pies or apple pie filling to bake at home.
My favorite time to visit is in the fall. Whether it’s Apple picking, or deciding on the perfect pumpkin & fall décor for our home, it’s a fun experience for all.
Just keep in mind, it’s a small place; not too much seating & not too much outdoor space that people are actually allowed to explore. But the charm & friendliness of the staff… and the pies… keep me coming back.
Oh, and you can easily set up fundraising via Phantom Farms too; my kids’ schools have done it several times, and have been quite successful, especially when done near a holiday

Adorable place to stop for a coffee or snack. They have pumpkins and fall harvest stuff and other seasonal stuff year round. It is part nursery, part coffee shop/​bakery, part gift shop, etc. I like to stop in when I have 30 minutes to spend in between other appointments. I think their carrot bran muffins are good and I also like their biscotti. My son loves their cookies and cupcakes. Something for everyone — even gluten free stuff.

I love this local place. It’s right down the road from us. They have great coffee, pastries, pies, and we even bought our Christmas tree there. My favorite is the apple coffee cake. So good! I look forward to next fall so we can go apple picking there since we moved after prime picking was over.

Love this place! Staff is very friendly. Iced coffee and apple turnovers are off the chain.

I typically go to Phantom Farms because of the personalized service and the fact that it’s a small local business. The people who work there seem to love what they do. I like that I always see families and friends gathering together there.
The muffins, scones, cupcakes, and sandwiches are all delicious, but my personal favorite items are the chocolate chocolate chip muffins, the pistachio nut muffins, and the snickerdoodle iced coffee.

I want to love you phantom farms. Why do you have to make it so hard sometimes? Let me tell you what I’ve never had at Wrights Dairy Farm, STALE pumpkin roll. You cannot pre-​cut the rolls and leave them in the fridge too long because the cake gets hard. It should not have the texture of styrofoam, especially in the early afternoon. I find it hard to believe the pumpkin rolls are so award winning as they say. The flavor has improved but what on earth. I seriously think they put it in the fridge last night and let it sit there, ick. The filling was very good. It’s been awhile since I tried one of these here and it wasn’t much better than the last time.
I do love the apple pies, iced coffee, brownies, and muffins here. Other stuff is hit or miss. I no longer see the jars of peanut butter or Gerbs pumpkin seeds here. It is a cute place and the staff is always nice. They have added a seating area that was not there years ago so you can hang out for a bit, and they carry sandwiches and cheese now. The small room of jewelry and other accessories is also cute and not too expensive. And they are starting a CSA this season.

Cute place to get all your Fall needs (pumpkins, apple pies, etc.). They had frozen pies that you could go home and bake, although we bought a still hot already baked one. They also have coffee and pastries, cheese, fudge, all that «country store» type stuff.

Great atmosphere. Great selection of apples to pick. A bit overpriced for a tiny bag compared to other orchards. I will go back with my kids to see the animals and have a snack! We will continue to Apple pick at our usual orchard!

Great lil place for studying. The pastries are good and the coffee is good too. The pistachio muffins are the best anywhere. Great little Saturday/​Sunday morning hide-​a-​way. :)

Everything about this place is cozy and delicious. From the fresh pastries and perfect cup of coffee, to the genuinely peaceful and welcoming atmosphere. …It is one of our favorite destinations to relax and restore:)

This place has the best pies ever! If you go in the morning the pies are pipping hot fresh out of the oven!

This place is really firing on all cylinders. It’s the sort of country store every town should have. Pretty to look at, it sells vegetables in summer and fall, PYO apples, Christmas trees in winter. Inside they have a really nice pastry case, flavored coffees, a cheese case, wine by the bottle from the winery across the street. Whole pies, coffee cakes, local butter and eggs. My favorite thing is the 5 lb bag of peeled/​cored/​sliced apples so you can make pie or apple crisp in a flash. A handful of tables, an outdoor patio in warm weather. A small but nice selection of jams and other local foodstuffs as well as gifty/​crafty items. Love this place.

DO NOT GO HERE FOR APPLE PICKING. What a disappointment! My husband and I love fall. It’s our favorite season. Apple and pumpkin picking, cider, chili, and of course pumpkin EVERYTHING. We traveled out to this orchard after seeing the great reviews, but couldn’t have more disappointed. $ 20 for a small bag of apples? Not ok when the apples are 20ft from the parking lot. Oh and there’s a hay ride. But you pay $ 2 per person to ride in a circle around the orchard. (Including $ 2 for my 8 month old– what??) Don’t waste your time.

Great great place! Small hometown feel. Muffins are DELICIOUS! Best first thing in the morning. Had a chai latte, one of the best I have ever had. Can’t wait to go for apple picking season and in the pumpkin patch! Everything looked fresh and tasty. Planning another trip there already!

Coffee is great, so are the other treats and the veggies were amazing this year (especially the corn). But the best part of all is the fudge! for every holiday my dad makes me go here and ship him some, he says its the best he has ever had (and believe me hes had it all).

Stopped in for a muffin after hearing how good their pumpkin muffins were. I tried the Peanut Butter Cup muffin. HOLY MOLEY, its the holy grail of muffins. Quite EPIC to say the least…
Since there was no Starbucks on this route to my destination, I decided to try the Iced Dark coffee. I didn’t expect much of it since I am a starbucks snob and all. I was very impressed with the coffee. Very smooth and had a good kick.
The staff was friendly, but not overly friendly as to be fake. Good-​ol’ down to earth friendly service. Something big chains can NEVER duplicate.
Now I know why the place is always busy. On the weekends people will run you over to get into this PF’s… Theres not much around that compares to the food, service, and ambiance.

What a great place! Beautiful plants, a great orchard filled with apple trees, I can’t wait for fall! Lots of goodies in the shop, breads, chocolates, pastries, cheeses, jewelry, bath products and more. The chocolate chip cookies are incredible, good coffee too. It’s a great place to visit, lots of in and outdoor seating in a beautiful environment.

This review is for the bakery.
Big selection. Delicious biscotti. The French meat pies look very good. They seem to specialize in muffins.

As Homer Simpson would say… Mmmmm…pie!
Stopped in while out on a Sunday bike ride, looking for some corn. Thought we had arrived too late as the corn bin was empty, almost cried… No, not really but I was so looking forward to some late summer New England corn so had to ask. The kind cashier made a call and some more was brought out. Yay! It was delish… sweet and juicy.
The star however, were the mini-​pies. We had a choice of blueberry and apple and well, couldn’t decide so got both. Wow, were they good… fruit was juicy and the crust was flaky. They were really cute too; I had wanted to take pictures but the pies didn’t stick around long enough for a photo session.
The farm stand has a full bakery case of items such as pecan roll, cream puffs, and fruit squares. All looked so good. Even have a display case of fudge and chocolates.
There were also many other produce and food items, including jams and jellies; and we will certainly go back for more.