Tangerini's Spring Street Farm - Millis, Massachusetts

Vinay S.

Must visit Farm if you are nature lover. The farm offers sunflower picking, apple picking and corn depending on season. They have restaurant which serves delicious food. We ordered flat bread and aubergene sandwiches which was perfect. They have ice cream parlour which can be enjoyed.
For sunflower plucking they offer clippers which comes handy. No entry fee as such but if you want to pick apples they have options of mixed bags at different prices by individual and family. Overall, beautiful place and experience.

Amy B.

We spent some time on this beautiful farm called Tangerini's Spring Street Farm in Mills, MA. Beautiful lil place. They have a sunflower 🌻 field and a Wildflower field to pick from. We got there too late for the Sunflowers 🌻🌻🌻 but it's ok. We want to go back hopefully next weekend. They have a cute lil farm to table restaurant on their property and we want to do a light breakfast there next time. They have a farm stand on site as well, with local fares from them and other farmers with things such as goat milk soap, lemon curd jam, honey combs, CBD bath bombs, and Thanksgiving Pies.
They also sell Ice Cream 🍨🍦 and have a lil stand with benches if you just want to buy that. We will be back. And you should check it out too!

TH

This farm has all small apple trees held straight up by fences. On 9/26/23. I see most apples had black spots and fell on the ground. There were not many left to pick. There was no ladder or pole available to use to pick apples. Strangely, bags are sold similar to trash bags with ties wrapped around on top when they are lifted. Cost $32 for a large bag.

Eric Z.

The new owners of the farm (as of the last 2 or 3 years) are doing a great job of keeping the character of the place similar, while at the same time improving the underlying infrastructure and trying new things in order to keep the farm successful. We dropped by on a Friday afternoon for some ice cream and raspberry lime rickies. After that we enjoyed a gentle stroll around the other side to say hi to the goats, chickens, and ducks. The flowers in the field were lively.

On our way out we stopped in the store to get some apple cider donuts, yum!

Lauren P.

Tangerini's Farm is my happy place. If I'm not picking blueberries in July or apples in September, I am visiting the farm stand to buy fresh produce, or relaxing at the Farmer's Porch for lunch. The staff always make you feel at home, even if they're working in 90 degree weather.

Bee H.

We visited Tangerini’s Farm in late summer as the sunflowers were blooming. This is a busy place with a large work crew. You can purchase fresh flowers or veggies here. They also have food and hard ice cream. Stop into the country store and buy a fresh made fruit pie. I liked that they had active bee hives. After all, my name is Bee. Haha.

Margaret K.

me and my boyfriend drove an hour to come here. we thought there was apple picking, turns out they stopped the apple picking last weekend. it didn’t say anywhere on the website that they stopped it. we wanted to get lunch, but you need reservations to get lunch there? they were also sold out for the day. very disappointing. we wanted to pet goats, however the goats looked very unhappy and were hiding in the corner. there was no pumpkin picking or berry picking of any kind, it was simply an overpriced store. would not recommend.

Liam C.

Beware ordering from booth next to restaurant. Ordered from their “quick bites” menu and waited 45 minutes. Could not wait any longer (had hungry toddlers in tow), requested a refund and left to get food elsewhere. Staff had no idea where the food was after asking 3 separate people. Apple picking seemed fun for the kids, but would not know as I was still waiting for the food that never came. The experience ruined a nice fall day.