Another Tuesday visit to The Downtown Farmers !! We enjoy shopping in the market and listening to…read morethe Duo bands they have each week. Today was Frank & Julie. Check it out Every Tuesday !!

What a great place to find all your veggies and cooking needs. I love to cook and here, I find it…read moreall. They set up early and are there until 2:00 pm every Tuesday. They also have the Kubal Coffee truck. Awesome coffee and customer service. The guy is always friendly and polite. He will make you anything you want. Coffee and shopping to me, go hand in hand. Everyone is helpful, welcoming and available to answer any questions you may have. The freshness of the vegetables is priceless, and so is shopping local and supporting local farmers. I love it! I'm going to miss them once it ends next week. It's Downtown, on Clinton Square and very convenient to all of us that either live or work around here. Five stars for me all the way!!! *****

Perfect Saturday morning, eclectic village of Hamilton, amazing farmers market. We've also visited…read morefarmers markets in Ithaca, Rochester and Syracuse, we liked the one in Hamilton the most. Super friendly people, local veggies, local meat, local cheeses, local bread, reasonably priced food trucks and a beautiful location. It would be remiss not to mention the very cool and laid back town center in Hamilton. Within a couple blocks there's a whole food store, Mexican food, Indian Food, noodle shop, bakery, micro pubs, literally everything. In one quaint little village you can purchase a delicious $2.00 fish taco or $ 75.00 bone in ribeye. If you've never been to Hamilton or it's been a while, pick a nice Saturday and go. You won't regret it.

Fantastic market! Found great jewelry and local, fresh, farm produce…read more I visited in October and was pleasantly surprised to find it in full swing with many friendly vendors: apples, potatoes, jewelry, baked goods, fabrics, wine, photographs, spices, and a various assortment of odds and ends (see marshmallow gun). Saturday, 8 AM to 1 PM May through first of November

I laugh at the few complainers on here, lol. There's always those few that have a consistant…read moredeluded outlook on life. To the people that complained about the rudeness of the men... if you don't say anything other than to order what you want... there would be no opportunity for them to be rude to you. And to the one that complained that the apples were 50 cents a lb more than the stores... nobody forced you to buy the apples there. And the stores cannot sell you any fresher apples than ones that were still on the trees until you hand picked them yourself. Oneill's doesn't need you to go pick apples for them. The extra 50 cents is for the experience of you and or your kids picking the apples yourself.

A gorgeous orchard for picking apples and enjoying fall weather and foliage. Not too crowded, a…read morenice selection of apple types, and a nice gift shop to browse.

The half mood cookies are fudgy and delicious. Try the apple cider cake it is out of this world…read moregood.

I went here because someone recommended that I try the half moon cookies. They definitely did not…read moredisappoint! They have a charming, homemade look to them and tasted delicious. The puffy white frosting paired perfectly with the chewy chocolate cookie. Would definitely go back.

I love Salt City Market! It's so nice to have a food court in Syracuse where multiple different…read morecuisines are in one spot to try. I've already tried southern food, Ethiopian and Jamaican food and each one was so delicious. I definitely recommend the jerk chicken out of everything there. Incredibly flavorful! Wish I took a picture of it but I only managed to snap a pic of the southern fried chicken! Definitely recommend coming here!

What a cute little place in Syracuse! There's lots of options and minority owned businesses, so…read moreyou're likely to find something for everyone AND you'll support local. We had the bunwhich and Mediterranean places and enjoyed beers from the bar. Everyone was so kind and it was pretty packed on a Thursday night.

Small but nice market. Hope to see more farm/produce vendors later into the season. I only wish…read morethere was a more grassy/shady area for this market as the wide open paved parking lot is extremely hot to spend much time shopping in the summer afternoon heat

I moved to the area last summer, so living nearby Fayetteville, I checked out the farmers markets…read moreon the days I was shopping nearby. They should change the name maybe - I didn't really see any farmers or maybe one or two....I mostly look for fresh produce...there is some, but more here are the jams/jellies/baked goods/cheese offerings...and I can get those less expensive elsewhere. Wanted a slice of pizza, but the food truck here only sells whole pizzas? what's up with that? I thought food trucks were for take away foods, not foods you carry home to share with your people. Odd. Back to the regional market for me.

Decent little shop and apple orchard with several varieties of apples, easy access, and avoids the…read morecrowds of some of the more well known spots in the area. However, the reason to visit is undoubtedly the apple fritters, made to order from thick slices of apple, hand dipped in batter and then fried before being tossed in cinnamon sugar. They are not dog friendly because they have at least one very docile resident dog that they want to keep free from being barked at or bitten by another dog. There is enough parking for the number of people I've seen there, even at their busiest, but it is possible that they could still run out of spaces if they get a sudden crowd.

Great place! Wonderful pies and cheese varieties. Farm decor…read moreand family owned! Best Apple fritters in the area at a fair price. My family has shipped there for years.

They have a nice variety of foods not just apple products .the butter nut squash soup is awesome!…read moreService was fast and friendly , you can eat in or take it home ..definitely a nice place for the entire family.

We've been enjoying some phenomenal fall weather and a trip to Upstate NY included a stop at…read more@clintoncidermill. The line was out the door and after one bite of their cider donut, I could understand why! I don't even like cider donuts because my heart belongs to raised donuts but this was light, fluffy and not at all dense. The cider slush was also a highlight and made that sweet cider taste even better. @clintoncidermill also sells soups, cookies, pies, coffee cakes and frozen pot pies. If you find yourself in the area, be sure to stop in. It is only open seasonally, so come Thanksgiving, @clintoncidermill will close until next August!