Rottkamp Brothers Farm — Attraction in Town of Oyster Bay

Save yourself from the people they have hired to work here. Their employee decided it was a good idea to start hosing down the produce inside without warning while a ton of people were standing next to it, including my 5 month old son in his stroller. Thank God I acted fast to shield my son so he didn't get wet but she did a great job of soaking me and a bunch of other people with the hose. She continued to do this for a good 2-3 minutes with complete disregard for all of us who were now hiding in the corner away from her and her hose. She thought it was absolutely hilarious as did the other employees who told her she did a great job. I felt like I was in another dimension.

My stroller got soaked then covered in dirt and gravel which in turn left the inside of my car filthy. This wasted venture ended up costing me my clean clothes and a $40 trip to the car wash.

I know times are rough and it's hard to find good workers right now but how several employees could think hosing down an unknowing crowd that included an infant was smart is beyond me. I'll make sure everyone I know saves themselves the frustration of stepping foot...

Disappointing, they will have an idea of who is writing... my family and I are brown, and they simply treat us differently because of the shade on our skin, and I get it's abnormal for someone of another ethnic group to appear, but it's a commercial service meaning all people are welcome; my sisters took a photo by their patch of flowers and the climate they raised for 2 little girls taking photos in the grass portrayed them as they were trespassing and they were unwanted, but I mean, my family still supported their business totaling spent $60, this world needs more kindness...

Thursday, August 27th, we bought a dozen ears of corn at Rottkamp . . . . as we shucked the corn, every single ear was crawling with worms. Big fat worms. Revolting! We have been willing to pay the often exorbitant prices at Rottkamp, for the freshness and sweetness that comes with locally-grown produce. But this was worse than a waste of money, this was stomach-turning. We could not possibly have been the only people to have bought worm-infested corn. Shouldn’t the Nassau Count Board of Health inspect these...