Kerber's Farm - Huntington, New York

Luna B. A.

This place is so cute! Have both inside and outside dinning and good gluten free options. Gluten free brownie was yummy but cold so I recommended heating it up. The egg sandwich was unsalted which is good if you are trying to avoid sodium, but it doesn’t have much taste. Biscuit was the star of the sandwich.

nancy A.

Great place, love their egg sandwiches on a cheddar biscuit and their chocolate chip cookies are awesome!! Nice atmosphere to sit outside with chickens roaming free, two pigs in a pen holly and poppy, one goat Daisy, and some sheep, ducks and bunnies. They are dog friendly to well behaved leashed dogs.

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The pies are amazing ! The food is so fresh and yummy too. The atmosphere is great and the people are so kind also. I love it here, been coming for a couple of years and it stays consistent with its recipes.

Cindy L.

Stopped by Kerber Farm for a quick bite and were delighted by the cozy atmosphere and fresh menu. I ordered a coffee, a refreshing frozen lemonade, and the potato chip-crusted chicken sandwich with lettuce, tomato, bacon, all served on a fresh-baked, gluten-free cheddar biscuit. We also shared a slice of pumpkin pie for dessert. Everything was absolutely delicious… until a sweet chicken (whom I believe was named Maggie) casually walked by, giving us the saddest eyes, clearly hoping for a little bite of our meal. Suddenly, guilt churned my stomach, as I realized I was enjoying a chicken sandwich in front of a live chicken! Despite the moral dilemma, the food was fantastic, and the farm’s rustic charm made for a lovely experience. Just be prepared for a side of adorable farm animals!

Honest &. T. S.

I really loved my experience here with my little family. The bakery smelled so good upon walking in and all the different types of pies and savory foods were a sight to be seen! I got 4 mini pies; 1 coconut cream, 1 Kerberry(blueberry, raspberry and strawberry), 1 s’mores pie, and 1 pumpkin pie. They were roughly $6.50-$7.50 each I believe, it was $28 for 4. They were all absolutely delicious. Unfortunately my husband dove into trying the pies before I could get a photo of the pretty 4 mini pies(men, lol) while I was in the bathroom. I was very surprised how good the s’more pie was, it had a rich depth of chocolate-y flavor created by some type of ganache/ pudding! It wasn’t some simple pie crust with chocolate chips and marshmellow. The coconut cream was perfect, clearly made with homemade whip cream; that makes all the difference! The Kerberry was my families favorite so we picked up a large version of that one for my husbands birthday dinner later on in the evening. That pie is perfectly balanced with sour and sweet berries, plus a crispy crumble top and crispy crust. The outdoor farm was beyond cute and charming. From the outdoor eating area, to the sweet and well cared for animals, we were in awe! Truly a majestic place.

Umar A.

Excellent pot pie and scone!
We visited on a whim while exploring Long Island towns close to Brooklyn, and found Kerbers farm. We stayed for good coffee and a light lunch, all of which was quite good. It’s a great place for kids interested in seeing farm animals, and if lucky the resident chickens may even let you pet them. The growing area is small, and perfect for letting toddlers loose without losing sight of them. The rustic vibe is on point with the cottage garden furniture and picnic tables. The towering pine trees provide adequate shade for a sunny summer day.

Belkys D.

Nice small petting zoo in back with seasonal bakery items and some cool items for purchase. We tried the cherry pie n coconut cream pie. Cherry pie was bit dry and coconut pie was really good.

Justine E.

I have come here a bunch since moving to Huntington and tried my best to support this small business, but I’m getting really tired of the customer service at this establishment. There’s nothing charming about the animals and overpriced food if you’re going to be served by rude workers. Every time I come here they rush you when ordering even though there’s no one behind you. Any questions you ask about the food items they either don’t know or act like you’re a burden for holding up the line. I ask for suggestions and they literally say “I don’t know is this all you want”. If you order a warm breakfast item before 10 they decline heating it up for you for some reason. They don’t even have a welcoming tone or smile on their face. Why are these people so miserable? Being “busy” is not an excuse for lackluster service.

Additionally they have changed up their vegan options over the years and it’s now more limited for people with dietary restrictions like myself. I would love to see their vegan scones back on the menu. Also, I hope they expand the enclosure for the pigs. The other animals seen in good condition, but the pigs don’t have enough room to move!