Visit the Farm
Market
Everything we grow and raise on our farm is sold through our Market, where the surrounding landscape inspires every offering. In addition to our own organic produce and grass-fed meats, the Market features thoughtfully selected groceries, housewares, and specialty goods that highlight the work of Vermont’s local artisans, producers, and farmers. Our approach to growing is grounded in a deep commitment to ecological sustainability, and that same philosophy shapes the products we offer—celebrating seasonal ingredients and supporting partnerships with like-minded food producers.
Our Market is open Wednesday through Sunday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. We invite you to stop by for:
Organic produce and grass-fed meats raised right here on the farm
Seasonal picnic lunches, baked goods, and coffee
A curated selection of local groceries, artisanal items, and farm fibers
There is open seating available both inside and outside during Market hours, but please note we are not offering full lunch service at this time.
Dinner Service
Our dining program is led by Executive Chef and Director of Food & Beverage Marc St. Jacques, whose thoughtful, ingredient-driven approach brings the flavors of the farm to life. With a deep respect for Vermont’s agricultural community and a passion for seasonal cooking, Marc crafts menus that highlight the organic produce and pasture-raised meats grown right here on the farm. Each dish reflects our commitment to regenerative agriculture—celebrating the connection between the land, the farmer, and the plate.
View this week’s dinner menu. Please note that it is subject to change depending on farm availability.
Dinner service offers a thoughtful and seasonal dining experience Wednesday through Saturday evenings from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Hot Lunch Service
Join us on Sundays from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. for a relaxed dining experience featuring seasonal comfort food prepared with ingredients grown right here on the farm.
Guests place their order at the Market and can receive beverages while choosing from available seating throughout the farm. Your freshly prepared meal will be delivered to your table. Water stations are located throughout the property, with outdoor bussing stations available.
Here's what’s happening on Sunday, September 28:
This week’s menu features Pepper & Fennel Soup with crème fraîche, a Roasted Beet Salad with plums and hazelnuts, and our Garden Lettuces with shaved vegetables and farm vinaigrette. Our sandwiches include an Open-Faced Hot Beef Sandwich with shishito peppers and spicy mustard, and a Broccoli Melt with cheddar and dried cherry spread. Children can enjoy a Kid Dog, and everyone can enjoy a warm Chocolate Chip Cookie.
Beverage options include a selection of local beers and ciders, with non-alcoholic options including iced tea.
This Sunday, enjoy old-time farm games from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. – just find our farm guide, Julie, near the berry bushes, to join in on the fun.
The Market opens at 8:30 a.m. for breakfast and coffee.
Please no outside food or drink. No pets allowed.
Visitor Guide
Parking
Parking lots are located in front of and adjacent to the Farm Commons Barn. During busier times, additional parking is located on the farm access road that runs parallel to Mt. Philo Road. Handicap parking spaces are available directly in front of the Market entrance.
Indoor and Outdoor Seating Areas
During our open hours, Wednesday through Sunday, all seating areas on the farm are available for public use. You’ll find outdoor seating near the Farm Commons Barn, including the Dining Terrace, Summer Barn, picnic tables, and Adirondack chairs throughout the property. Indoor seating in the Great Room is also open during the day.
After 3 p.m., the Great Room, Dining Terrace, and Summer Barn are reserved for dinner service, but you’re still welcome to enjoy the picnic tables and Adirondack chairs.
Walking the Gardens
We invite all guests to enjoy walking through the open lawns and garden paths near the Farm Commons Barn. While you're welcome to take in the sights, we kindly ask that you avoid stepping into the garden beds or picking any fruits or vegetables that are growing. For everyone's safety, please also refrain from entering the greenhouses or any areas marked as private.
Dogs and Pets
As a working farm, we kindly ask that guests leave dogs and other pets at home. For the safety of our animals, staff, and visitors—and to protect the integrity of our farm operations—pets are not permitted on the property. Thank you for understanding and helping us care for this special place.
Farm Animals
During the summer months, our farm animals move through different areas of our 500 acres of pasture and fields. If you're curious about where they are on a given day, feel free to ask a staff member—we’re happy to let you know if they’re visible from a walking path. For your safety, please do not approach or try to pet the animals, and avoid touching any fences, as many are electrified.
Handicap Access
Accessible parking is available directly in front of the Market entrance. Wheelchair-accessible entrances can be found at the front of the Farm Commons Barn, leading into the Market. If you have any questions or need additional assistance during your visit, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at info@philoridgefarm.com.
Bathroom Locations
Wheelchair-accessible and gender-neutral restrooms are available on both the main floor and lower level of the Farm Commons Barn. The lower level can be reached by elevator or stairs. A family-friendly restroom with a changing table is located downstairs, in the bathroom to the left of the elevator.
