Farm At South Mountain

During cooler months, this place is fantastic and my family and I are huge fans! Very cute property and lots of grassy area for kids to run around. We’ll even bring our dogs here sometimes. It has a patio with shade trees and tables or you can sit out in the fields on a picnic bench or bring a blanket and cop a squat. I’ve seen cute baby or wedding showers in the field and I understand you can also have a wedding here.
Food is nice and fresh however it’s not cheap. It will likely run you about $ 30-​$ 40 for 2 people to have lunch, sandwiches and teas or soda and MAYBE dessert to share.
If you haven’t been here or are in town during winter or spring months, it’s a must visit. Really cute place and good food.

Oh how I love this hidden gem. I kept hearing people say how it didn’t feel like we were in Phoenix. Green grass, beautiful trees. Tried two restaurants so far and both have been phenomenal. I have attended yoga classes in the grove. If you love yoga, you have to take a class there. Bring your friends and have a picnic lunch after.

I’ve been here for lunch and for a wedding and both were amazing. This is such a cute little area and when you are there you can hardly tell you are in the desert.
The wedding I attended here was gorgeous and the beautiful scenery adds the perfect backdrop.
Love that there is a grassy area for the little ones to run around in.

We went here for Mother’s Day brunch. Picnic and dine under tents on the lawn type of place. Great time. Good people watching. The beauty of this place is seeing the smiles on everyone’s face. They have plenty of large picnic tables, so if you have a family of 12 no problem. Where else can you get that kind of seating. They also have small tables for the smaller families. The area is nicely kept and there were plenty of staff on hand to make sure everyone had an enjoyable day. The food was pretty standard brunch buffet but the star of the show was the ambiance. A set of benches with Happy Mother’s Day for picture taking was a nice touch. Mom is still talking about it.

First off, this place is beautiful. I didn’t get to walk around the whole area, but I did learn that the café near The back closes at 1. That’s where you would go for breakfast, I can’t remember the name sadly. I decided to go to The Farm Kitchen to get a sandwich. I got two sandwiches, two small sides of potato salad, and drinks which were in small cups for the whopping cost of $ 34, before tip. So it’s definitely not an inexpensive place to eat, but it’s all organic and it’s delicious if you’re into that sort of thing. I would love to come back again to try their breakfast and to explore some more. Definitely a great place to bring families or to go on a nice date!

This is bar none our favorite spot in the valley – and one of my favorite restaurants really anywhere. The quaint setting is super conveniently located a quick drive from anywhere, and it transports you to an entirely new world. The menu options are as unique as they are rewarding to the taste buds. The cheese board is to die for, and we have enjoyed literally everything we have tried on each visit. Very romantic, but also very laid back. The staff is fantastic, and the farm to plate setup is simply fantastic. Love every time.

Service: 3 out of 5
Food: 3 out of 5
Atmosphere: 5 out of 5
Overall, it was an excellent place. Long wait for table and service, but the food was decent and the entire atmosphere was amazing.

We absolute LOVE this place, very delicious. You arrive into a small parking lot and head toward the small building where you order your fresh food, mostly from their farm. Sandwiches and soups, salads and snacks galore. Once placing your order you only have outdoor seating choices. You can mosey out among the pecan trees and choose a picnic table in that area as well. When your food is ready, they call out a number from your receipt. We’ve brought games and music to extend our time and have some fun. This is a great place to take out of town visitors!!! You can explore the grounds, see where they grow most of the stuff you are eating. Lots of space for kids to run around as well.

My boyfriend took me and my little chihuahua here for lunch. Yayyyy, dog friendly. How beautiful is this place. We sat outside. It was so nice out as well.
I ordered the Vegetarian sandwich and mushroom soup. The sandwich was okay, it wasn’t that great be honest. If anything to put too much mayonnaise on it. The mushroom soup was so bland. No flavor nor was it hot. *sad face*

This place is a beautiful outdoor venue. It’s nice and green and during the spring when everything is blooming it is the perfect place for a picnic. The restaurant to several different types of fresh brewed iced tea fantastic homemade desserts. Try the pecan pie it is very different than any other type pecan pie ever had. The sandwiches are all great the sides were good. And it’s all relatively priced for fantastic farm fresh product they deliver. The service is great and the bathrooms are nice, parking is easy. I recommend you stop in here before it gets too hot in the summer.

Delicious Breakfast I had a Smoked Trout with a citrus spinach salad, house made granola parfait and a fresh oj mimosa, everything was really awesome. The Farm alone is really pretty and feels like we were far far from home. Last week they had Maya’s Farm open with some good selection of organic veg. They also had a small farmers market where I bought probably one of the best organic tea from Wisdom Nectar Tea local Phoenix they had some samples and I choose the bedtime relax with ginger lavender yarrow and chamomile all organic for $ 15 for a 1.75 oz bag (Not Bad) taste better than what it sounds. Going back tomorrow Can’t Wait

We had a LOVELY brunch here earlier this year. I’m bummed I didn’t write our server’s name down because she was amazing. I do remember she had a beautiful accent-​maybe someone will be able to fill in the blank here!!!
Perfect during the spring months while the weather is gorgeous and the little boutique is adorable.
One of our favorite spots, still!

For our monthly ladies luncheon we wanted to try something outdoors before it was too warm to enjoy. The Farm was a perfect choice. We ordered our food, it came in a picnic basket and we choose our spot to eat underneath the trees.
The food selection was freshly made salads, fruit, or you could pick a sandwich made on several different choices of bread. Now the baked items all looked delicious. It was hard to choose. I ended up choosing the pecan chicken salad sandwich on a fresh baguette with potato salad and fresh lemonade. For dessert butternut squash Crème brûlée. It was a little pricey but well worth it. I loved everything.
I would definitely recommend this place during the Fall and Spring seasons. Beautiful!

Lunch. Pretty epic sandwich in a lovely setting. Got there 2pm on Monday and we pretty much had the run of the place.; You know the drill, order and then they put everything into a picnic basket. The rows of tables are a bit dated and you should eat as far away from the ordering area due to alot of flies — no flies bothered us during the meal.
This was one of my top 5 sandwiches. The CBLT. It had crunchy bacon bits on the bottom layer, sliced chicken breast and the secret ingredient was dates in a jam form and sliced apples and field greens. It was $ 11, but well worth it and the soup special that day was chicken posole — also quite tasty.
It is also hard not to pick up some desert as you order, everything looks great, but we had a top notch version of carrot cake, layered with thick cream cheese and nuts on top. Simply put,
this was a great lunch

Farm at South Mountain was a fantastic casual spot for Sunday brunch a sunny spring day. The location is large, open with ample shade from the surrounding trees to cover you from the blazing Arizona sun. Between the two options — Farm Kitchen and Morning Glory Café, I chose to eat at the latter. The seasonal omelet, Farm home fries and buttermilk biscuit were average. But I really enjoyed the Farm Monte Cristo, which was a nice combination between sweet and savory. Surprisingly the syrup was not overpowering or too sweet and the brioche French toast was not soggy, even after resting on the syrup.
After eating at Morning Glory Café, I want to return to try Farm Kitchen and Quiessence, both of which are located within walking distance. The Farm at South Mountain is a wonderful outdoor eating location for families and pets but can also be a beautiful venue for a wedding reception.
What I recommend:
— Farm Monte Cristo from Morning Glory Café

Fantastic experience from start to finish.
We arrived on a Sunday morning and put our name in for a table at the Morning Glory Café. It was a 25 minute wait, but we were directed to the self serve coffee/​beverage area immediately (we paid for it later on our bill). The setting is so beautiful that the wait didn’t matter.
My husband had a brisket omelet, while I had vegan roasted veggie dish. Both were excellent as were the meals our friends had. We were not rushed and enjoyed a leisurely brunch.
The farm itself is beautiful with small shops, a place for weddings and lots of room to roam around. We spent hours walking, talking, sitting in shaded areas. I can think of no better way to spend a lazy afternoon.

What a cute setting! Loved my sandwich from the little café. Great selection of healthy sandwiches, salads, and fruit. Lots of picnic tables to sit at, or bring a blanket and picnic on the grass. The boys loved going to see the chickens after we ate. Only downside is there’s not a lot of parking near the café, we had to park just across the street, but it’s a short walk.

I just love the Farm! Such a beautiful place and scrumptious food options!
I would have to say this is one of the best spots to bring people from out of town to see. This is a great spot for a girls brunch or event! Came here with a group of friends and found ourselves sitting and talking for hours! Just a relaxing goof vibe kind of place.
The restaurant in the very back is the best for breakfast/​lunch! Great open patio!
It’s self serve on the beverages — teas, coffee, lemonade or water.
I have had the breakfast sandwich and the juevos rancheros and I cannot tell you which one was my favorite because they were both delicious in their own rights. Every menu option looks so good so its difficult to choose.
Serve is always friendly and attentive!

We had my daughter’s 2^nd birthday brunch at the Farm at South Mountain.
This place is beautiful during the fall. Breathtaking, actually.
While it’s on the pricey end to host an event here (you must use their catering for events), I think it was well worth it. The food and service was great and the tables that they set up for our birthday party were beautiful.
The ONLY negative I have about this place is the parking situation. We had someone in a wheelchair, so needed to pull up to the grove area in order to get him out and were yelled at by a younger guy with long dark hair and a ponytail. I tried to explain to him that we were quickly pulling up to let out our handicapped passenger out of the car, he just yelled that we need to move our car and NOW! He was extremely aggressive and rude. He almost ruined the day with his negative attitude and harshness, so my husband ran over to him to explain what was going on and he said that he didn’t have time to explain to every car that they can’t pull over on the road because it’s a fire hazard. Had he just directed our car to where there was handicapped access and told us in a more humane and kind way that we weren’t allowed to pull over on the main road to firetruck access, we would have most definitely followed his directions. Instead he just screamed at us, which shocked me. Not the way to treat paying customers.
Other than that VERY negative experience, we really enjoyed our time there.

The patio was perfect for a beautiful October brunch. I got a turkey sandwich and tomato soup for about $ 11. I loved that it came out in a picnic basket! Quite the enjoyable meal, I look forward to returning!