Pennings Farm Market - Warwick, New York

Summer P.

We love exploring, so we took advantage of a beautiful November day and headed up to Warwick, NY. Our first stop was Pennings Farm Market. It’s a lovely, one stop shop kinda place! There is a small grocery section, local honey and syrups, homemade pies, breads, and cookies. There is a little cafe area with high top tables where you can grab a bite to eat, an ice cream shop, and little bar! They sell plants and nick knacks, too! We thought we had seen everything, until we noticed the cidery up the hill! That was an adorable space with beautiful handmade slab tables, a shuffleboard table, a delicious looking pizza menu and live music! We also walked through their beer garden on the way up the hill which had a cute outdoor pavilion with wooden picnic tables with plenty of space to hang out! Everyone was very nice and there were some really neat touches like the old conveyer belt used as the bar in the main building. So glad we stopped here … we left with full bellies and lots of homemade goodies! A really neat stop, highly recommend!

Paulina B. R.

Beautiful place perfect to go with family or a date, they have good food and ciders with affordable prices.
You can buy delicious stuff, gorgeous flowers from the market.
Definitely a great plan for autumn!

Jessica K.

It is a great place to go apple picking for all ages. Free parking but you have to buy an apple bag CASH ONLY! Apple picking bags are $40.00. Got there at 1:00 pm. Plenty of parking and then walked to the general store. Apple cider doughnuts are worth the wait. 12 Donuts for 18.00 totally worth it. They do accept credit at the store. 🍩🍩 Highly recommend for your apple picking and fall time fun.

Raising C.

Visiting from Florida, we were excited to experience the NY fall festivities. We couldn't ask for a better setting than Pennings Farm. They offered so many activities and delicious fare. We started apple picking amongst the thousands of trees and dozens of types of apples. Armed with a full bag of apples, we sat and ate a delicious lunch while drinking fresh apple cider. Finishing our adventure with pumpkin picking. Thousands of huge pumpkins to pick, we filled the trunk. The service and atmosphere were both top notch. We'd love to visit again.

CY K.

AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS if you are a minority.
My husband and I visited Pennings last night, hoping for a relaxing evening, but instead, we left feeling disrespected and unwelcome. We brought our ADA-certified, well-behaved service dog, a small 9-lb companion who was granted access after staff verified the certification. We sat at the bar and pulled over an extra chair for our dog, as there were only two available seats. As more people came in, we even adjusted to make room for others. Despite our best efforts to be considerate, one of the people next to us began making rude, unprovoked remarks about our dog ‘taking a seat,’ and told us to ‘grow up.’ We were shocked. Had anyone politely asked, we would have gladly adjusted, but instead, we were met with hostility and disrespect.

Another woman joined in, swearing at us over the seating. When we responded to defend ourselves, the bartender and manager came over without understanding the full situation, targeting us alone and demanding we move to a table. If having our service dog seated beside us at the bar was an issue, it should have been communicated in a respectful, clear way from the start. Instead, we were singled out and asked to move, while others—the very ones making the rude comments—faced no consequences.

The most upsetting part? This incident seemed to have deeper undertones. We couldn’t ignore the fact that we were among very few non-Caucasian customers there. This experience left us wondering if the treatment we received was due to our ethnicity. We left Pennings feeling disheartened, offended, and questioning how such attitudes still exist in what’s supposed to be a family-friendly, inclusive place.

If you’re considering visiting and aren’t a regular or don’t fit a particular mold, be cautious. For us, Pennings was anything but a welcoming place. A sincere apology is owed by the staff and management for how we were treated. We absolutely do NOT RECOMMEND this place to anyone who values respect, inclusivity, and common courtesy.

For anyone reading this, I’d be more than willing to share a photo of our well-behaved service dog so you can see just how ridiculous it was for them to attack us and almost bully us over his presence. This experience was truly unacceptable.

Anthony C.

We absolutely love this place especially the home brewed beers and hot cider Donuts and ice cream.

So while the kids do their thing....the adult enjoy some big people juice.

Highly recommended for the entire family

Eric K.

Stopped by on our way home to Long Island. We ❤ Warwick. We picked up some fudge and cider today, both hard and non-alcoholic. Always fun to support the local businesses. Highly recommend. We will return soon for some ice cream. Thank you. A+

Nora J. B.

We so enjoyed this pleasant restaurant. Annalise, the friendly host, greeted us at the entrance. We were a party of 12. Tara, our cheerful server, quickly grabbed chairs so all of us could sit comfortably at the same table. Jen, the helpful manager surprised us when she said they have a no fee ATM. The meals were delicious and were generous portions. Thanks Pennington Farm Market.