Cherry Grove Farm is a working dairy farm and creamery on Lawrenceville Road in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, making farmstead cheeses from the milk of its own grass fed cows.
Alongside cheeses such as Havilah, Herdsman and Lawrenceville Jack, the farm raises grass fed beef, whey fed pork and pastured hens for eggs.
The farm store is open every day from 10am to 5pm, and there is an online shop, a CSA and a full calendar of classes and events, from mozzarella making and sourdough bread to bird walks and farm dinners. Private tours can be arranged too.
3200 Lawrenceville Rd, Rt. 206 North Lawrenceville, New Jersey 08648
Open daily, 10am to 5pm
4.6
From 303 reviews
Picked my family up from the airport nearby and stopped in to pick up a few things. We got home and decided that it will become a must for us to drive down every Friday to pick up meat and dairy. Thank you!
Great experience in foraging.
Cherry Grove Farm in Lawrenceville, NJ is a fantastic place to visit, especially if you enjoy learning about artisanal food. We recently attended a mozzarella and burrata cheese-making class, and it was a wonderful experience from start to finish. Our instructor, Helen Cull, was outstanding. She’s clearly a true professional and made the class both fun and informative. Helen explained each step of the process in an easy-to-understand way, kept everyone engaged, and created a relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere while we learned the craft of making fresh cheese. After the class, we spent some time in the farm store, which was another highlight. It’s stocked with a great selection of farm-to-table products, including their cheeses and other local items. Everything felt fresh, authentic, and thoughtfully curated. Overall, it was a memorable experience and a great way to spend a few hours. Highly recommend a visit to Cherry Grove Farm—whether for one of their classes or just to explore the farm store and support a wonderful local farm.
Enjoyable and informative class, reasonable for the money and activity.
Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
Attended Cow Parade event -- there were vendors, a few food trucks, some kids activities. My daughter loved picking out personalized horseshoe and my son enjoyed the tasty milkshakes. Watching the cows was very cute.
Very cute place, they got plenty of meet and cheese options. Also some local honey and souvenir things. I was traveling and just stopped by on the way, nothing to grab and snack tho and no fresh fruits and veggies, at least not is October. I just loved the flowers there.
Tish was such a wonderful host! She made us feel so welcomed and the experience itself was very relaxing. On top of a scenic picnic with food samples, she allowed us to pet the calves (upon respectful request), see the herd, and even held the shop open a bit later than closing time just so we could have a great experience. We really appreciate everything Tish and her team did to welcome us and give us such a relaxing farm experience.
Great place, very nice selection of local cheeses, dairy, cage-free eggs, artisanal breads, meats, preserves, jams, kombucha drinks, and condiments. During the pandemics, only 3 customers are allowed inside the store. Considering the goats on the property, it is not advisable to bring your dogs. There is ample parking on both sides of the farm's store.
Great place to spend a sunset. They have a nice little bar. Where you can feed the animals (buy apples inside). In the barn store food is a little expensive but I guess that’s just to help support the farm. There is a nice little meadow walk you can do. Overall worth the trip, but don’t expect to spend a ton of time here.
