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Website: wilsonfarm.com
Phone: (781) 862-3900
Closed now
- Tue 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
10 Pleasant St Lexington, MA 02421-6042 ·532.55 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorGreat place for produce grown on site. Visit any time of year for groceries, fun activities, and garden supplies. They have it all. Fall is the best time to go with all the pumpkins and fresh made apple cider donuts.
MoreAfter going to that place for decades I was wrongfully accused, in full public view, of being a “known person who leaves the store with a cart full of unpaid groceries”. Never had such an experience in my 93 years. I was wearing KN95 mask and was Xmas Season. Never got an apology.
MoreI have shopped at Wilson Farm for over 40 years because I love the quality of their meats and fresh produce. Unfortunately, I will not return after my recent experience. Thanksgiving dinner I happily spent six hours cooking and preparing dinner for my family only to find that when it came time to carve the fresh turkey I purchased, it had no meat. Literally just crispy skin and all bone. This was a 16 pound turkey. On a side note, the produce part of the meal (salad, roasted veggies, squash and gravy) was delicious. I spoke with the front store manager the following day who was very polite and gracious. He offered me a store credit which was the appropriate response. Then the meat manager came over who was not so gracious and his tone was sarcastic. I'm not sure what he was insinuating, however, I am not that customer who goes to a restaurant, orders a $60.00 meal, eats it and tells the waiter it wasn't good expecting them to take the meal off my bill. I was so disappointed with his lack of customer service, I left without the store credit in hopes that he may receive some customer service training. I will be shopping elsewhere from now on which is equally disappointing. One bad experience was enough for me. Attached you will find pictures of what was under the skin. Hope the next customer receives better quality service.
MoreWow! This was my first trip to the Boston area, and I'd just darned near move there for this place. I'm a fan of grocery-tourism anyway, but I've never seen anything so rich and wonderful. In our 5 days in the area, we went once, and fell in love and lust with the place; went back again to take our daughter who's new to Boston area and needs to know this place exists; and then made a quick drive-by on our way out of town. It's a treasure.
MoreWent there expecting to find some great summer veggies. Bought tomatoes green beans broccoli and a cucumber. All of these veggies could have been at Walmart and had more flavor. They were bland no flavor and not of the quality I would have expected from a farm market. Don’t waste your time and money
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