lull farm

Lull Farm is a prize. Abundant fresh produce, now with a magnificent bakery. The baguettes are to die for. Thank you, Dave, for being in Hollis.

Excellent selection of our local flavor. It gives visitors a true experience of what Hollis is all about. Great variety and fresh produce.

I love having Lull Farm so close to where I live in Hollis. It's a wonderful place to get the best of local produce in season, and great produce from other areas in the off season! My favorite time is when the heirloom tomatoes are in, as they have probably 30 or more different varieties to try. They even have many varieties of cherry tomatoes. They have expanded their products to include organic products, farm raised meats, and even garlic-infused olive oil in refillable bottles. They now have a great bakery as well with some wonderful whole grain healthy selections. Seasonally they have everything you need for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas, including trees. It just doesn't get any better than this. Won't shop anywhere else.

Freshest produce around. Farmer Dave is the best! Don't forget to visit on Halloween to see all the beautifully carved Jack-0-lanterns. Not to be missed!!

Lull used to be called a farm stand since it had lots of local fruits, veggies, plants, bakery items but it has expanded to a nice grocery store. It was renovated and expanded a couple of years ago and it is a great place to shop for produce and organic fare. Stop in for the 30 varieties of tomatoes, 17 varieties of apples, peaches, plumbs, and most of the produce you will find in your stores. The staff is very friendly and helpful. There are some gift items too. It is worth the trip.

I am lucky to live in Hollis so I can visit Lull Farm quite often. They have all the fresh produce you could want as well as pastries, sodas, vinegar and of course all of the plants and flowers for every season. I especially enjoy visiting all of the animals. This is a slice of heaven every time I visit. It brings back the childhood memories that are dear to me. It is a must when you are in Hollis.

I really enjoy hitting Lull Farm when I'm in Brookline or Hollis. Just visited again this weekend and picked up some amazing baked goods. I just wish they would offer more organic options. Otherwise, you can find everything here to make an impressive, fresh gourmet dinner along with plants and other specialty items.

I love the atmosphere, variety of food items, and friendliness if staff. Wonderful cheeses, bakery items, produce, condiments, organic meats and dairy plus lots more! Fall is really special with apples, pumpkins, fresh pressed cider, etc. Definitely worth a visit if you don't live in the area and definitely worth weekly visits if you do!

Lull Farm is a local farm stand, and it is outstanding in its field. Sorry. But it really is wonderful. They have excellent produce most of the year, but during the summer, it is worth it to try to get here everyday. You never know what will have ripened and be ready to be sold. During summer berry season, you have to be here all the time to get perfect strawberries, blueberries, raspberries and cherries. They have the most glorious tomatoes you have ever seen, particularly their unbelievaby wide variety of heirloom tomatoes. I particularly love the yellow tomatoes, which are a little less acid than red tomatoes. And in the late summer and early fall, you have to taste their heirloom apple varieties! Don't miss the early varieties like Paula Reds and Ginger Golds. Don't miss the late varieties like my favorite, Northern Spy. I particularly like russeted tomatoes and apples, so be sure to ask for them. The service is so wonderful and you can always visit the chickens. They have a plethora of chickens, and several other kinds of farm animals who add a lot of charming noise to the scene. It's the best in the area, and you'll love it!

Great place been going here since I was a kid. It is Hollis farm so it's a bit expensive at times but giving money to our Local NH farmers and the better quality food justifies any cost difference.

This local farm has a wonderful feel. The people are friendly and the fruits, vegetables, and baked goods are grown and made locally and are very tasty. Freshly made pies are a must for the Holidays and part of our family's tradition. I always look forward to Spring and getting my new plants at Lulls.

Lull has a wonderful selection of baked goods in addition to fresh produce, local meats and pasta. Their seedlings in the spring are well cared for, summer produce is checked frequently for freshness, fall display of pumpkins is fabulous, and their christmas trees and wreaths are beautiful.

We often have international and national guests and we always send them to Lull Farm. Flowers, the fruits and vegetables, the amazing baked goods from the former Dutch Epicurian chef, the plants----the local honey-----mostly local dairy food, the chickens and sheep in the back, maybe a cow or two....the orchards....the peaches right now. Their tomatoes are exceptional too. And, yes, you can have a delicious cup of coffee from our local King David roaster. And at Brookdale Farm, next door, is a stand with the best ice cream and amusing chickens to watch.

Lull Farms has farm stands in Hollis, NH, as well as Milford, NH (on Rt. 13). While I tend to frequent the Milford store more often, both are wonderful. The Hollis is a little larger. I go each year to get healthy seedlings for my garden, and often purchase fresh produce and fruits, as well as homemade yogurt and kefir, farm milk (pasturized, but not ultra-pasturized), baked goods, and other goodies. They also have a coffee self-serve table. The staff is helpful and cheerful, and while you may wait a minute or two to check out, it's well worth the stop. Seasonal.

If you are interested in eating food that is fresh, healthy, delicious, and local, this is the place to go. Lull Farm has a diverse assortment of fruits and vegetables--even more so in season. In the summer, their display of heritage tomatoes is beautiful as well as tasty. Ditto for their potatoes (red, white, and blue), apples, peaches, plums, squash, brussels sprouts, and on and on. They have other things too: dairy from local farmers including fresh ricotta, local meats (frozen), a good selection of excellent dry pastas, olive oil, vinegars, mustards--probably most things you would need to make a wonderful meal. It may seem expensive, but just buy less. Michael Pollan would approve. I shop here two or so times a month and am always inspired to try new things by this place. If we don't support our local farmers, we will lose them. Lull Farm makes buying local a treat.