McGlasson Farms — Attraction in Burlington

I was definitely disappointing to be treated so rude and hateful. We were told by a female attendant that we could pick tomatoes and that it would be $10 dollars a 1/2 bushel and then directed us to where we should pick them. When we returned a male bearded attentendsnt scolded the female attendant and my husband for picking in the area we picked at plus that we had picked ones that were too big. He made her take out the big ones and told us we could only have the small ones. He then said he would use the big ones WE picked to fill an order he needed to fill. I don't blame her for this situation she was trying to help us but he has no business dealing with people. This was also done in front of other customers. We definitely will never return and definitely will tell others of the bad treatment...

First time here. Super busy and didn’t have corn or beans. They sold out too fast. (That’s ok). I purchased Apple cider, caramel apple and 2 pretzels. The sign next to the pretzels stated “if you break it you buy it”. I’m not much on the sign- but I get it. My pretzel was already broken but I bought it. Unfortunately it was very stale and almost bent instead of being crunchy. So do be aware of your pretzels. The other pretzel I purchased was good. The caramel apple was tasty and had lots of caramel. Apple cider was the...

Adorable little farm that’s been around for 150 years and 6 generations, which I learned by listening to a conversation between an employee and customer. Not all the cashiers were as helpful however, as I watched the youngest girl, she didn’t greet or thank a single person. Just asked for and took money. No personality. I can get that and all the things I’ve purchased at Walmart and be treated the same way vs driving 25 minutes to support a local farm. Happy to do it and will come back. Just a learning curve for some...