Located at the historic Todd Hill Service Station on the Taconic State
Parkway one mile south of Route 55, the Taste NY Market is a destination
where motorists can stop for affordable food and beverages, and where
commuters and local residents can purchase healthy ingredients for home
cooked meals. It provides a showcase for local farms to highlight
selected products, as CCEDC is working with
local farmers to encourage new business growth throughout the area,
sourcing products for the Market from New York farms, restaurants and
small businesses.
Inside the year-round market, locally produced products include milk, eggs, cheese, yogurt, juice, ice cream, pastries, granola, and apple cider. Pantry items include maple syrup, honey, jam, fruit sauces, pickles, salsa and tomato sauce. Frozen products include farm-raised beef, lamb, pork and poultry items. Artisanal inventory changes periodically.
Outside, seasonally, a Farmers’ Market will open Friday afternoons, June through October, to provide additional delicious fresh produce and a variety of other farm products.
The Market is operated by Cornell Cooperative Extension Dutchess County through a grant from the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets. The state’s Taste NY program is opening up new markets for local farmers, beverage producers and other merchants.
If you’re a New York State agricultural producer interested in selling your products at the Taste NY Market at Todd Hill, call Cornell Cooperative Extension Dutchess County at 845-677-8223 ext. 115 or email: TasteNYToddHill@cornell.edu.
From the Mid-Hudson Bridge (less than 10 miles):
From New York City (77 miles):
Lachele Coninx-Wiley
Market Manager, Taste of NY at Todd Hill
lrc73@cornell.edu
845-849-0247
Last updated January 9, 2024