For over three hundred years, one family has been toiling the soil at Bayview Farm in Aquebogue. With the fifth and sixth generation living on the land where they work, the commitment to the land and to the products is almost religion. Brad Sr. and Paul Reeve are working around the clock to bring to the people of the North Fork the kind of products and service that should be provided, considering the expertise the men have just by being who they are. Their hard work ethic and neighborly ways helps bring the finest vegetables, fruits, flowers, and baked goods to market daily. In the late 1700's George Orry Reeve built the first home on the property in Aquebogue. The Reeve family had settled in Southampton, New York in 1636 originally as blacksmiths.

Now three hundred years later Reeve's are out working the land on tractors and other large equipment to bring their clientele the best there is in fresh farm grown products. The market is located at 891 Main Street in Aquebogue and all inquiries can be made by phoning 631-722-3077.

With spring planting happening right now, the Reeve's are poised to give the kind of advice only three years of farming North Fork lands can give. Their market has an outdoor feel but protects you from the elements to make shopping at the Bayview Farm Market a pleasant experience. Sometimes the buying of the ingredients to wonderful meal is part of the experience of making the magic in the meal. They are ready to help choose the right wine to go with whatever you are making and the smell of their freshly baked goods is hypnotizing. For years many have bragged about the quality of their produce at the market and their prices are great as well.

So the if you are looking for a new North Fork experience make your way over to Bayview Farm Market and experience history, quality, service, selection and value. The Reeve family will make it an enjoyable experience and most likely you will find yourself returning many times thereafter. The gifts there are also of a high quality and make it easy to do a one stop shopping for house warming's and fruit baskets. Be sure to stop in and say hello.