The pumpkins were huge and only $10 each. They offer fresh cider, cider slushy's, cider donuts…read more(they seem to sell out quickly). Local cheeses, fresh baked sourdough bread and assorted pastries, desserts, and pies. I'm the back of the building there's hard cider tasting.

Best cider donuts anywhere! Worth the trip from Buffalo when visiting Letchworth State Park! They…read morehave a cute store to shop in with cheeses, beef sticks, delicious donuts, hot, cold or slush cider. Tons of apples. Hard cider place is in the back now.

Stupendous-everything is absolutely delish. From the rolls to the fruit bread, to tue irresistible…read moregranola-Dave & Rita's doesn't leave you unsatisfied nor without endless smiles. Definitely worth the beautiful trip out to Romulus,NY

I got their apple fritter bread at the Apple Fest, and oh my goodness it was HEAVENLY. The texture…read moreis amazing--soft and chewy with the perfect amount of firmness. The swirls of cinnamon and apple throughout the loaf is so addicting too. Everything they sold was incredibly fresh. I bought 2 loaves and my friends loved it too. I can't wait to go back next year and try their other goods!

As roadside produce stands go, this place is off the charts. Fresh produce, beautifully cleaned and…read morepresented, and so much more. The sauces and salsa's and honey and salad dressings and infused oils here are out of this world, absolutely gourmet quality. They have several varieties of pickled garlic which you can eat right out of the jar or use in recipes. You need to see it for yourself. It is a bit out-of-the-way, but worth the trip.

I have given up on buying grocery store produce to give Testa's my business instead…read more After two hauls of bland Wegmans nectarines, I bought a quart of fresh nectarines and plums from the Testa's stand and they were so delicious. I went back for their Concord grapes, lettuce, cauliflower, sweet potatoes, butter lettuce, sweet potatoes and green beans. If you buy cauliflower at a store right now it is dinky. I bought giant cauliflower here for $4.50 that were probably 7-8 pounds. Perfect for cauliflower steaks and roasting. They even have purple and orange for a pretty plate. It is a cash only, on your honor system. I'd rather come here and get what I want and spend $40 for a huge haul of amazing seasonal, local products that taste way better. I prefer stopping at Testa's vs. a CSA because I can pick what I'd like. They have mini fridges for cooled fruits and veggies. They also sell pumpkins, gourds and mums. Support your local farmer! You won't regret it.

I am all about supporting local. But their prices are significantly higher than grocery stores…read more Prices went up quite a bit from last year. sad because this is our usual go-to for pumpkins and such. spent 150 dollars on two barrels of hay , one corn stalk , some veggies and 7 pumpkins.

This farm was beautiful - and Margie is just your best friend from the second you drive up…read more There is a farm stand on the street has exceptional fruits and veggies! I loved see the horses running in the open field! I have one of her home made hanging flower baskets in my yard!

Great little farmstand on the side of the road with easy parking. Everything from gorgeous fresh…read morecut bouquets to potted mums to homegrown produce, Whoopie pies, farm, fresh eggs, and other pickled and jarred sauces and condiments. They also except electronic payment, which is great if you decide to stop by last minute and have no cash on hand

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This is a great experience if you are looking for some variety in your apple picking. The employees…read moreare fabulous and super knowledgeable. You get on a wagon pulled by a tractor and they drop you off to pick your choices of apples. I love that they don't spray year round and they only treat at the beginning of the season and only for the pest(s) identified. They don't use a generic pesticide and generally seem to be environmentally conscious. I also love that they allow you to sample the apples Great little family orchard. Rock on Whittier!

Came here with friends to pick apples. Such a fun experience! We had a perfect day for this…read moreadventure! Limited parking spots but people seem to be always coming and going. Cute little store barn, with apples already bagged for a quick grab and go! Donuts, cider, veggies and popcorn available to purchase. Some craft items like signs for purchase too. They have a tractor with a wavy that takes people out to a specific area to pick different types of apples. They have things working very smoothly here, if a sign is on the ground that row of apples is not ready to be picked. A sign is up telling you all the details about that apple... it's ready to be picked. There were a good number of people picking apples with us but everyone is spaced out very nicely. Tried a few apples and they were crisp and sweet ... feels like fall is here! Back on the wagon up to the barn, where they have these cute old fashioned scales to weigh your apples and pay. Very cute experience that we all enjoyed.

Fresh, great prices! I canned tomatoes and pickles. Each tomato and cu ke were very clean and not…read moreone bad

Awesome prices and the produce is always so fresh. Love the selection of produce and baked goods!read more

We have been coming to Bittner Singer Orchards for several years now. Beautiful orchard across from…read morebeautiful Lake Ontario. The family has enjoyed picking cherries here, some of the best sweet, dark cherries ever. It was disappointing though to pull in and see so many signs - IN ALL CAPS - with rules. I'm not a farmer, and maybe they've had a theft problem, but to honest people like myself, it was a bit cringeworthy. AND there is an admission charge for anyone older than TWO. I deduced this fee came about because families with many children were arriving and perhaps the Orchard was losing money via eaten-not-paid-for cherries? The $5 will be credited against your produce picked. Then you have a wrist band attached to you that is cut off after your purchase. No backpacks. No diaper bags. No bare feet (ok that's fine). And more. It just took the wind out of my sails to be greeted by signage of rules and docked with an admission fee. The employees were cheerful and attentive. Clean pails and giant plastic bags to line the buckets were ready for our fruit to go in. A nice utility wagon helped with the haul. After, there was a hand washing station and sanitizer available. The dark cherries were truly delicious. Most found their way into several homemade pies.

Going to Singer Farms will be a summer tradition! I guess there's over thirty varieties!! You can…read moretaste them when picking because each variety was different. My favorite was aisle 46! Tart yet sweet.. Like an awesome natural sweet tart. We picked over 7lbs, which is easy to do with all the varieties. It's supposed to be $4/ lb 1-10 lbs and once you hit over the 10lb mark its $3/ lb. Best, tastiest cherries around and it's an experience for sure!! We stopped at the NY Beer project for a late lunch on the way home! Go Cherry picking at Singer Farms! DO ITTT!!!

This is a local farm market with fresh locally grown produce. It is family owned and has been at…read morethis location for 14 years. It is always fun to stop here, as they have a wide selection of local cheeses craft items canned goods and Mrs. Tomion's and her fresh baked goodies. Seasonal items abound. Presently there are Christmas trees and wreaths and all of the stands and other paraphernalia for the season. During the fall you can find cabbages and locally grown potatoes and onions, apples, and a wide variety of products. We always stop here anytime we are in the area, and are delighted each time.

What a great business. I've been goin there for several years now and have never been disappointed…read more Always call ahead to make sure what I want is ready to be picked.