Beans & Greens Farmstand

Im glad I was told about this farm bc I had no idea how close it is to where I live ! Literally a 10 min drive ! Was very impressed with the pastry selection ! Everything I got was delish. So sad it’s the end of the fall season but def will plan coming back next fall (:

I brought a group of my students to the corn maze and it was apparent from the moment we walked in that we were not wanted there. Both the owner and the woman who handed us the waiver forms were extremely rude to us. All of the other workers were very pushy in taking our money. We were a fairly large group so they did give us a school/​group discount, but even with the discount I still feel like I paid too much to be yelled at and patronized. If I could give less than 1 star I would but instead, my school will never organize a trip to this corn maze again.

Could be a wonderful place for the kids — but the only thing my kid is going to remember is that disgusting porta potty.
This is a popular place and you will find a
sizable crowd on a nice autumn weekend day.
Porta potties are essential for venues like this — but having only one — nearly overflowing and with no supplies — that you need to wait in line for — is indefensible.

Great selection of pumpkins reasonable price. Kids loved hay maze and spent an hour in it. The pumpkin maze was cute too. Scenery was nice pumpkins everywhere lots of photo ops. Lunch was ok the deli was out of most things. Priced a bit high for sandwiches. Market was nice could have spent a lot of money there on produce and baked goods. A relaxed environment and we were happy they were open midweek.

Nice farm stand in the lakes region. Didn’t have quite as much variety in terms of produce as I would have liked. The bakery items were all delicious. Prices were a bit high.

One of my favorite local farmstands/​stores around! I have been going here for years. These guys always have a great, fresh, large selection of local grown vegetables, fruits, herbs, etc. They have one of the best bakeries as well, and the smell of it when you first enter is amazing. Finding fresh and good tasting breads are hard to come by. Everything is well organized, very clean, and laid out well.
Highly recommend them to everyone.

This place is fabulous! As others have noted, it is expensive, but it’s worth it! B&G not only has their own pesticide-​free veggies, they also have meat that they raise, wholesome dairy products, in-​house baked goods, fabulous fish on the weekends, gorgeous flowers, and other top-​quality products too numerous to mention. As summer island residents, we like to minimize trips to shore, and B&G is close to being our one-​stop shop. I wish they’d have organic fruit; for that and non-​perishables, I must go to Hannaford. Bravo Beans and Greens. We love you!

We love our local farmstand! They have a great selection of locally grown food items. They have seasonal CSA and make it very easy to feed yourself and your family high quality food — veggies, fruit, their own chickens (hormone and antibiotic free), their own beef (hormone and antibiotic free), and their own pork (hormone and antibiotic free). They provide a great healthy service to the area and their clients.
In the summer their sandwiches are amazing and well made. The on-​site bakery turns out amazing treats to soothe any sweet tooth and bread craving!
Thank you to Andy and Martina for helping educate us all on ways to avoid chemicals and other nasty products in our food.

More than a farmstand, less than a supermarket. High quality, and pricey, produce and meat. The sandwiches, however, appear to be a deal. I got a chicken breast panini. It was big, and well made, with fresh ingredients. It came with a pickle and a bottle of water — $ 7.99.

We just moved to town and were really excited to check out Beans and Greens for local food and other yummy treats. I think overall this place is very nice and everyone is very friendly. We love going here to see the cute animals, get fancy treats and check out the fresh fish. It’s also really great that they have their own chickens that are grown without cages and are fresh (are they also slaughtered on the premises or nearby?)
The only reason I am giving them a low score is because a) things are a little too aggressively expensive, though I do understand they are a small family-​owned business and we’re still happy to support them, but mostly because b) they take packaged food out of their containers and put their own stickers on them as if they produced them.
I’m specifically talking about the gluten-​free foods, like the bagels and crab cakes. My husband has celiacs and we know for a fact that foods are produced by companies like Samys in Florida and Handys in Baltimore. I don’t think it’s actually really okay to put your store’s label on someone else’s products, and in the case of Samys, those products are NOT fully gluten free, and so are unsafe for folks who are very sensitive.
I don’t think anyone will think less of this shop if they stop putting their labels on other products, and would probably be grateful so they can be sure that their gluten-​free products are in fact gluten free.

Exceptionally expensive! I think that’s because it’s so close to 2 – 3 large marinas in Gilford. Most neighbors at our marina go to Beans & Greens for summer produce for their mostly-​grilled-​boatside dinners.
I love going there just to see the beautiful surroundings, the colorful flowers and other plants (their own and for sale), The place is well laid out, with their own very enticing baked goods taking center stage as you enter the place… it’s hard to resist! They make and sell pies, cookies, tarts, breads, etc.
The produce is nicely presented, with lots of local crafts items sprinkled here and there vying for attention. Also available are convenience items such as milk, juice, etc.

I really love the concept of a local fruit and veggie stand.
Beans and Green’s is independent and has all kinds of flowers, shrubs, fruits, veggies, baked goods, jellies and jams, and cheese.
The prices here were out of this world. Maybe it was a bad time to come as it was May and not too much local produce was ready and in season.
$ 3.65 for greenhouse tomatoes from Canada.
Over $ 10.00 lb for Cabot cheese.
I did not purchase anything, but BF got some cookies to snack on.
It was a fun place to look and browse on the holiday weekend.