Dreyer Farms

Join their CSA for their whole season of produce and farm-to-table goodies. They bring in other local products to the farm store so you can purchase additional things like cream-top milk, fresh eggs, local meats, and more. They partner with a local farm to bring in Thanksgiving turkeys, too. Pies are also awesome.

I have been coming to Dryer's Farm for 36 years. The owners and staff are wonderful. I love their fresh Romaine lettuce, and basil...so much better than Shoprite's. Their fresh peaches, strawberries, and plums are also superior to the local supermarkets. When was the last time you saw NJ strawberries for sale in the supermarkets? They are all from California! Dryer's offers lical produce.

Their flowers are great and more affordable than William's Nursery which is also a great place for plants, but much more expensive. Dryer's offers the plants and the produce,

it's got great food, character, and a fantastic family running it! everyone should go to the great farm!from the milk to the corn to the donuts everything is so amazing!!!

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Great place to shop, especially the bottled milk, butter, and everything else. The bread is unbelievable. Everyone should try Dreyer Farms, great place.

HEY! Want to pay $11.00 for a watermelon? Or how about $3.99 a pound for some peaches? Then go to this place! The only 'bargain' I got was a few cents difference in celery. They get their fruits and vegetables FROM THE SAME PLACE THE LOCAL GROCERIES GET THEIRS! And then they hike up the prices.. I guess for that local outdoorsy feel!

I came home with my 11 dollar watermelon that tastes as good as the one I got at Shoprite a week before for 3.99, and said to myself "I must need to get my head examined!"

When did businesses get so damn greedy!? When? Use to be you'd go to a Farmers market, and the stuff came from THEIR farm. Not this place! I asked where they got their stuff "Oh we get it from all our vendors from all over..."

So go for the thrill of being outside in a market. That's the only thrill I got that day.