We were in Fairport and I had been wanting to visit Chase Farms after seeing it featured on the…read morelocal news and especially with all the rain we've had lately. You can either pick your own strawberries or buy some that are already picked, which is what we did. They also sell their own jams, local pickles, and other goodies. We couldn't resist trying the strawberry shortcake, and oh my, a true taste of summer on the Summer Solstice! The biscuits are homemade right there on the farm (yes, I bought some to take home), and everything was absolutely scrumptious. Just a heads up, if you're paying by credit card, there's a $15 minimum. And if you're going to pick your own, bring cash or a check. Honestly being cash...unless you are coming to buy pre picked flats of fruit.. They also grow blueberries, raspberries, sweet cherries, and peaches when in season, so we'll definitely be back! It's about a 30-minute drive from Rochester, through beautiful farmland and lovely homes. I even heard the bells of a nearby church it added the perfect touch to the whole experience. They have a parking lot, and it's all just very charming. Support local!

Beautiful strawberry fields The smell permeates the air as…read moreyou travel down to the field on the farm wagon. They also have snap peas available for picking as well. Their ice cream sundae selection looks like a delicacy Farm fresh canned items as well including raspberry sauce and honey were available at their farm stand. My women's group and myself had a blast enjoying camaraderie, ice cream, and sundae picking during Rochester's heat wave recently. Will definitely come again for one of the sundaes and other farm fun! Thank you for a memorable time.

I go to market almost every saturday. I love it. Most of the same vendors are there all the time…read moreand I have been going so long some seem like friends. I love the fresh produce and Amazing Grains. The cronuts (sp) are just delicious. I was so bumed when the lettuce farmers were not there this year. I always got my leaf lettuce there. But there is another gentleman raising and selling lettuce since the other has gone. I am trying to find his name as I would like to get in contact with him. He had the stall on the corner of the first isle in from the side street. If you have his name and a phone number I would love to have it. The market is not huge but that is what I like about it. Sincerely, Karen Linton Fairport resident

Compared to some of the other farmers markets in the area, this market is smaller, a lot less…read moreinclusive and inviting, and much more expensive than others we have nearby. Quite a few of the vendors have a small selection of sub par quality veggies and are literally selling stuff out of the trunk of their car. Why buy questionable stuff here when the public market downtown also runs on Saturday and has longer hours with better stuff? My advice is to skip the Fairport Market and go spend your money somewhere else.

In search of a corner maze on Google, brought me to Powers Farm with just the fun fall activities…read moremy friends and I were looking for. Powers Farm, actually came up and was reasonable for fun fall actvities. The admission price included for $12, for petal bikes, ski ball, hayride, basketball, petal cars , corn maze , pick a pumpkin and they even had a concession stand and Farm store with haunted hay ride. Hayride very scenic and informative of history. My friends and I enjoyed the market and fall activitues. Highly recommended for families teens, adults. Kids or someone looking to have fun. The pumpkin picking was an experience and the farm grows 32 different varieties.

We love coming here for the animals and the tradition of riding their family friendly Haunted hay…read moreride and walking through their pumpkin tepee. Best to go during the weekdays as weekends can get quite packed. I am disappointed that the hay ride now costs between $9-10 when it used to be pretty affordable. But I know with amount of work it takes to put on everything, they have to get the investment somehow from the public. Their baked goods are okay but nothing to write home about as other farms in the area have much better selection.

A wonderful store full of amazing organic and natural products! I bought many things including a…read morereusable sponge, handmade earrings and silicone food protectors! The owner and staff is super friendly and very helpful! My new favorite shop!

Variety, quality, helpful service, fair pricing, can't ask for much more. I always look forward to…read moreseeing what is available.

I've been going to this farm stand since I can remember. Visiting every weekend for super fresh,…read morelocally grown produce. Prices are same or better than public market and much more manageable in terms of crowds. Aside from produce, they have fresh cuts flowers as well as plants, baked goods, honey, pickles, even meats. Love this place for the nostalgia but keep coming back for the quality!

Officially all in for the spring share with this local CSA. It makes eating local produce that much…read moreeasier since I can't always get to the market. The CSA features produce from local farms, many are organic too. They break it out in seasons and now offering year-round options. For the spring share, I paid in full to reserve a weekly share with pick up at Three Heads Brewing - $64 for 4 weeks ($16 per week). They have several other pick up locations, days, times, and even delivery. I opted for the small share, which is good for 1-2 people for a week. So far I've enjoyed making recipes with a few ingredients I've never worked with before like green garlic, rhubarb, beets, etc. That's the most enjoyable part for me - the challenge of cooking with something new and going outside my comfort zone in the kitchen with new veggies and getting creative. In their weekly emails, they'll break down what types of veggies you'll be getting that week as well as recipes they've compiled on Pinterest, which is handy! In addition to the veggie shares, they have several other options you can add one, including eggs, meats (chicken, beef, pork, duck), fruits, veggie burgers, bread, yogurt, and coffee (they partner with Fuego and Joe Bean). I haven't opted in for any of these yet, but am intrigued and may consider it down the road to try more local meats, eggs, etc.

I'm really excited to have signed on with a friend for a share in this CSA! I'm sharing a share,…read moreand the weekly produce allotment has been great so far. I am really excited about the fall selection. Our first fall delivery had a great variety of (mostly) vegetables and some fruit. Everything was so fresh, and the portions were perfect. The price is well worth what you get. They have a number of pick up locations that service the Rochester area, and a variety of private and open-to-public pre-box drop off sites. I think it's a great opportunity to really support local growers, and I'm excited that the food is coming to me for the next few weeks.

What a cute store in the Plaza at Fairport. The ladies who…read morework there are so smiling and personable. I am a scone addict and they have the most amazing scones. Apparently I am not alone in my love for them as it is hard to get them before they are gone. But they are worth the effort.

This is a cute little shop with LOTS of local food items. These range from pasta/pizza sauce to hot…read moresauce, egg noodles, pierogis, local pops, candy, and more! If you're someone who likes to shop local and enjoys local foods, check this place out!

I love Wickham farms!…read more I've been going here for 4 years and I feel like every year it gets busier (so that does definitely have a downside as the farm and parking lot get full), and they add more cute little things around the farm as well as more events. You're not allowed to bring any food or drinks in, but they now have enough food options that I think most could find something that works for them. The hot foods like burgers are pretty basic and remind me of school lunches, so they're a bit overpriced for what they are. The apple cider shakeups are the best though, and they also have great apple cider donuts and slushy. Highly recommend. Tickets are pretty expensive. If you're an adult without kids, it might be worth it to buy the full ticket pass (for apple picking and the fun farm area) once if you want to check it out, but in general I recommend buying the apple picking ticket only. You get to pick a bag of apples, take some cute pics in some of the areas set up for that purpose, and check out the pumpkins and the store, where you can buy the apple shakeup and donut. In the summer they also have flower picking events and the sunflower spectacular tickets which have also been a great time!

What a place!! Would have loved even more if I was able to enjoy this as a child myself!…read more I believe the tickets are fairly priced for the variety of things to keep you busy for HOURS! I'm knowing a star because the bubble area was totally dry, and that's what my son would have LOVED! Also, there's no shade unless you're in a building. So as the mom pushing the stroller with the 2 month old baby, not as comfortable! Very friendly staff working. We had the most delicious cider, soft serve mash up with a cider donut on top to end the visit!

This store is located in a perfect location for both cars and large trucks. It's a typical chain…read morestore offering the basics. Beer, soda, cigarettes, toiletries, gas and diesel fuel. And great COFFEE! :) And a nice staff. A nice parking lot with several fuel pumps, both gasoline and diesel. The parking lot easily accommodates cars, pick up trucks and large,dump trucks.

Gas prices are great and counter help are too; but I quickly grabbed some things for lunch and when…read moreI got home noticed everything had expired days ago. Called and was told "I've eaten lots of expired things"..tHun? What kind of customer service is that? How about saying sorry come at your convenience and we will make it right... buy gas but forgo everything but the beer in the store...