Reed’s Farm & Barnyard - Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey

K L.

Very few animals here. Marketplace looks nice.
Pizza was not good. It was premade and then reheated. Toppings is good, but bread and cheese was bad.
I will give it a try when they have it fresh.
Still, not many animals and plants…

Frankie H.

This was my first time on a farm. l was very impressed by the whole operation, the friendliness of the staff as well as those in the shop. I went with coworkers as a volunteer team from my employer.

Inna Z.

It was our first time visiting the farm. They have an awesome coffee bar. Our lattes were beautiful and delicious. The barista did an amazing job. We also tried their mozzarella and tomato sandwiches. The sandwich was big, delicious and had lots of mozzarella. We picked up some organic veggies and gnocchi. We also tried the sourdough bread. It was fresh out of the oven and very tasty. The space is beautiful and they have greenhouses and cute animals.

Natalie J.

This is a a wonderful farm and their plan to expand is exciting! I wish them the best and look forward to visiting often. They have a wonderful assortment of fresh foods, prepared foods, and organic/natural products. They also have amazing pop up vendors rotating.

Mary B.

5-24-24- We ordered a margarita pizza and a veggie burger. The pizza is the best in the area made with fresh organic ingredients. The veggie burger was delicious too but it had a kick at the end .
We just stopped at the Reed's Farm and we're surprised that they not only sell their organic product but they have a coffee shop and some home made food. We had a great margarita pizza. The orange with olive oil cake was delicious. We also took home a fresh baguette.

Shawn G.

We always enjoy our visits here. Nice local crafts and produce.
A few things to note... don't expect it to be a produce store. They sell what they have available seasonally in relatively small quantities. It seems like some are expecting a full blown farmer's market and are disappointed.

The baked items are very good and the coffees and teas are delicious. You'll find candles, herbal tinctures, refrigerated goods made with local produce, honey etc, along with a nice outdoor seating area with native plants and flowers (monarch butterflies were loving it) and animals you can get up close to (horses, sheep, chickens etc). They occasionally have other local artists and vendors in too, with their wares.

The atmosphere is friendly and relaxing and the staff is always kind and positive.

The merchandise is not cheap... but for us it's an occasional splurge, and knowing that the money is going to a deserving enterprise.

AJ J.

Animals were so cute and well taken care of. The little Cafe/shop is adorable and coffee/food was all so good. Can’t wait to come back!

EDITED TO ADD: crazy how this place has expanded, but stuck to its roots in the past year. So many more weekly events and vendors. New layout in the farm store and an ever growing showcase of fresh ingredients from the farm. If you’re lucky enough to make it out on a pizza day don’t pass it up!

Keli S.

Visited today for the Mudgirls Studios pop up. Reeds always has great fresh produce and baked goods. They recently opened an expanded coffee bar, too. If you're lucky enough to stumble across the carrot cake I highly recommend. I typically don't care for carrot cake or for cakes with fruit baked in, but theirs defys all of that. So much yum. The cherry on top is the heart of their message. They are truly investing in our community and its a beautiful thing.

2024 update, still the best carrot cake on the planet. They've made their own edible floral sprinkles so it's gotten even prettier over the years. Sadly sold out by the time we stopped by. The house ginger beer is now a favorite, too. The barista is an artist and it feels really exciting to have fancy coffee at our little neighborhood farm in the woods.

Old news: my first memory of Reeds was when I stopped for a tomato. It was maybe fifteen years ago and my jaw hit the floor when they said it was over six bucks. This may be the same old Reeds, but they're doing things a lot better as A Meaningful Purpose. Find sustainably sourced produce and artisanal snacks and wares in a groovy farm coffee shop. Happy farm critters out back. Investing in your community. We are really proud of what you're doing here, fam. Thank you.