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🥕 Farm stand · Sagaponack · The Hamptons
Pike Farms
Ina Garten's stand. Jim Pike started renting Sagaponack ground in 1987 and the farm now works over 70 leased acres; it is best known for corn, tomatoes and basil, and the melons are the quiet argument for going twice.
⭐ Is it worth it? The corn and tomatoes are the benchmark every other stand on the South Fork is measured against.
- Where
- 82 Sagg Main St, Sagaponack, NY 11962, USA
Open in Maps - Hours
- Friday–Sunday, 10am–2pm in season
- Website
- pikefarms.com
Established 1987 at 82 Sagg Main Street; the stand property was saved from sale by the Peconic Land Trust with Suffolk County and Southampton Town buying the development rights. Sales through the farmstand only.
🌱 What they grow
- 🌽 Sweet corn
- 🍅 Tomatoes
- 🌿 Basil
- 🍓 Strawberries
- 🫐 Raspberries
- 🫐 Blackberries
- 🍈 Muskmelons
- 🍉 Watermelon
- 🌿 Arugula
- 🫘 Beans
- 🌱 Beets
- 🥦 Broccoli
- 🥬 Brussels sprouts
- 🥕 Carrots
- 🌱 Cauliflower
- 🥒 Cucumbers
- 🍆 Eggplant
- 🥬 Kale
- 🧅 Leeks
- 🥬 Lettuce
- 🫑 Peppers
- 🎃 Pumpkins
- 🥬 Spinach
- 🫛 Snap peas
- 🥒 Summer squash
- 🎃 Winter squash
- 🥒 Zucchini
- 🌷 Cut flowers
- 🌻 Sunflowers
🧺 Also sells
- 🍯 Honey
- 🥧 Bread and pies from the Blue Duck
- 🫙 Jams
- 🍑 Local stone fruit and potatoes
👩🍳 Cook what they grow
- 🥬 Brussels Sprouts with Apples · Autumn
- 🍲 Pumpkin Soup with Sage Butter · Autumn
- 🌽 Sagaponack Sweet Corn, Three Ways · Summer
- 🍅 Tomato and Bread Salad with Mecox Bay Dairy · Summer
Source: Pike Farms official website · last verified 2026-07-28