Sang Lee Farms

We stopped by while out on the North Fork. They offer lots of organic vegetables and fruit. A knowledgeable and friendly staff was welcoming to us. The owner gave us a tour of the farm and her passion for the the farm, lifestyle, and organic philosophy was so evident. It’s definitely worth a visit.

Sang Lee? More like Dang Lee! They always have such amazing produce every time I stop by. The outdoor garden section is just wonderful. Beautiful laid out with a huge selection of vegetable plants and herbs. Their store features the freshest produce as well as other specialty foods like their delicious salad dressings. The quality just can’t be beat really. The people, like most farm stands on the North Fork, are that neighborhood-​type friendly that are always helpful and welcoming. The location and the farm itself are beautiful, definitely one of the more aesthetic ones around here. It’s a foodie’s (and a nature lover’s) paradise.

I love this place, I’ve been addicted to their salad dressings and dips for years, there is just nothing that comes close. Yes they are expensive for a farm stand but sometimes you have to pay for quality and trust me you won’t be disappointed! 5 stars all day

My must stop places when I visit. I love all the Asian vegetables, and other items they have. They put together salad or stir fry kits. They also have great sauces they sell in the cold case. If your looking for plants, you can also pick them up here.
In the summer they have yoga classes on the farm, such a neat space to do yoga. I don’t know what they have during the winter since I’ve only been there in the summer.
Definitely check it out and try their mesclun with with flower petals, it’s my favorite.

A nice space and plenty of parking. I liked being able to see people working in the fields actually harvesting the produce. Makes you feel like it’s the real deal organic.
Not sure that can justify the high prices though. I think I spent about $ 40 on three herb plants and a couple (3 – 4) squash. Not sure how that adds up and I left feeling a little bewildered.
One thing I will say is that you’re more likely to find exotic produce here that you wouldn’t be able to find easily on the North Fork. As an asian-​american it’s nice to see some asian vegetables available. I got some ginger as well which seemed fresh and is still good even though I’ve had it a week so far. They had a bunch of vegetables but no fruit at all. I was expecting at least some blueberries but none were available.
The one thing I didn’t really try were the products they make in house and store in the fridge inside. They seemed to have a couple of sauces and salads, as well a some vegetables that had been pre-​prepped. All available for a premium. I would have tried them out but was already worried about my bill. Needless to say if you are on a budget, this is not the best place.
But if you are an organic, fresh food die hard then go to Sang Lee. It wasn’t for me but it might be your cup of tea.

A beautiful organic farm stand. Sang Lee has good quality and variety of produce, flowers, plants outside, and a lovely array of gourmet cheese, specialty foods inside.
A must stop on the North Fork.

The Best on the North Fork, and then some!

Beautiful organic farm stand.

For pumpkin picking, this is the real deal. Only came here once on halloween a few years ago, but their selection was great.