Bartlett's Farm is located at 33 Bartlett Farm Rd. It's a popular destination for cyclists and can be reached by car. Some visitors note it's about a 10-minute walk from Cisco Brewers, though parts of the route may not have sidewalks.

Information on direct public transport routes to Bartlett's Farm is limited. Cycling or driving are the most common methods of arrival.

There is a parking lot available at the farm. Visitors arriving by bike can often find convenient spots.

Yes, biking is a popular way to reach Bartlett's Farm, especially from nearby attractions like Cisco Brewers. Be aware of the road conditions for parts of the route.

If walking from Cisco Brewers, there's a dirt path that leads directly to the parking lot when you reach the curve in front of the farm.

Generally, no tickets are required to visit the farm market, nursery, or deli. Special events like art shows or races may have separate admission fees. +1

Operating hours can vary seasonally. It's best to check their official website or social media for the most up-to-date information on hours for the market, deli, and nursery.

There are typically no entrance fees for general access to Bartlett's Farm. However, specific events or activities might have associated costs. +1

While they offer farm-fresh produce, direct 'pick-your-own' opportunities are less common for general visitors, though specific events like blueberry picking have been advertised.

Some events, like the Nantucket Show or the Race for Recovery, have associated fees or require registration. Check event details for specifics. +1

Bartlett's Farm features a deli with excellent sandwiches, a bakery with cookies and pies, and a market with upscale groceries, local honey, and pantry items. +1

Many visitors find the deli sandwiches to be very good value, often large enough to serve two people, especially considering Nantucket's typical pricing.

Currently, vegan options at the deli are limited, though some visitors express a desire for more plant-based choices.

The bakery is known for its cookies, pies, and particularly the morning glory muffins. +1

Yes, Bartlett's Farm grows some of its own produce, especially during the summer months, with corn and tomatoes being seasonal highlights.

Yes, with its farm setting, seasonal flowers, and market displays, Bartlett's Farm offers many picturesque opportunities for photos.

Early morning or late afternoon often provide the best natural light for photography, minimizing harsh shadows.

Absolutely! The Daffodil Flower Show in spring and the vibrant produce in summer offer unique seasonal backdrops for photos.

Generally, yes, but be mindful of event participants and any specific photography rules for art shows or races. +1

You can capture images of fresh produce, baked goods, flowers, garden displays, and the general farm atmosphere.