Great place. Got to sample Fiji cider. We were there in April not much to do other than shop which…read morethere's a lot to look at and a ton of apples but nothing really to learn about an orchard or apples. Friendly staff.

Attempted to stop in for donuts on a Sunday afternoon around 4pm. Disappointed to learn they had…read moresold out about an hour earlier. As this is the busy season it's understandable. I did not want to miss out on the donuts again so we made sure to visit early on Saturday. We were lucky to get a spot in the parking lot. The two lots fill up quickly and some patrons had to park far down along the road. As it's October and everyone wants to experience the wonderful fall offerings Schutt's has available be prepared for a busy environment with people everywhere. Despite the crowds Schutt's staff does an amazing job keeping the store stocked and lines moving. As the weather is unseasonably warm, we didn't want to do U Pick apples so we went into the store to select a few varieties. As I walked up to the honeycrisp bin, an employee started bringing out additional apples. The apples were huge and looked perfect! Honeycrisp were considered premium apples at $2.99 a lb. They also offer a large selection of non-premium at $1.99 a lb. Be sure to try the cider sample of the day (honeycrisp) and grab a bottle from the cooler to go with your donuts! We ordered donuts and sat outside to eat them. Be aware seating is limited. The glazed donuts were not very well glazed, only getting a taste of glaze as we ate towards the middle. Otherwise everything was great and it made for a fun outing. Apples, cider, and 6 donuts cost us a little over $20 which is a great value for the quality of the offerings! While we didn't do U Pick, we did walk across the road to check out the photo opportunities available. There are several cute displays to get in some fun fall photos.

They will go out of their way to find plants you're looking for, suggest plants or tell you why the…read moreplant you're looking for is not good for this climate. Very useful, very busy, insanely beautiful plants

It's a great place to buy plants at a reasonable price. The owner's are great and knowledgeable…read moreabout caring for the variety of items they sell.

I have mixed feelings about Aldi. It's nice to run in here rather than to go to a bigger store if…read moreyou just need to grab a few things. I needed Kefir, and they actually had it here, which I wasn't sure they would. I was looking at the bread, and one of the bags was wet. It wasn't near anything that could be wet. I'm not sure what it was from, but it grossed me out. I'm not a fan of their checkout, or the way you need a quarter for carts. I didn't need much, so I just carried my grocery bag in and put my stuff in it. I unloaded it on the belt, and they put it in the cart at the end. I paid, and they started putting the next person's stuff in the same cart before I had a chance to get mine out. I find that very strange. I only had like 5 things. It's OK to run in and get a few things, but I can't do my regular grocery shopping here.

Stopped here to grab snacks before heading back to TX. I LOVE Aldi. Their prices are awesome! I…read morehonestly don't know how people afford to shop at Wegman's. Was able to grab snacks for the ride home for a fraction of the price of Wegmans and even Walmart. Pretty much everything was in stock. They only had 1 tub of roasted garlic hummus so I had to get a spicy one too. (And boy! It was spicy!! I definitely prefer the garlic one). Worker was friendly. Highly recommend.

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.

Aman's is a farm market but much more. If I am in the area and need garden items, I can often get…read moreenough groceries to avoid Wegmans or Aldis. Today my husband wanted a specific type of mulch that Aman's had, so we got that as well as milk, cheese, veggies, sour cream, chips, and a big can of Genny for the Bills game. No grocery trip needed! In the past I've also gotten pots, bird seed, plant hangers, and other garden things. You'll find gift shop items and seasonal things (pumpkins, corn stalks, and grape pies for the first of October). A nice thing about their mulch is that they'll load it into your car for you. A nice place to check out if you garden.

I went here Saturday and bought quite a bit of cheese, pierogies, etc. For years I have been…read morecoming here. Saturday I set my basket on the counter to empty it. The guy behind the counter never said hello, just grabbed the basket and walked away. I am a 69 year-old woman. The clerk was a male at least 10 years younger than me. He was mad because I didn't run the basket back. He could have politely asked me to take it back if it bothered him that much. I will never go back here again.

This is definitely one of the older Aldi stores I've been to but it was still a great option,…read moreespecially since we came from the BUSTLING PRICY Wegman's across the street. It was night and day between the 2 stores. There might have been like 6 customers in here vs hundreds in Weggie's. Fortunately, we're not hoity-toity and have no problem shopping here. We got nearly all we needed here. They did not have provolone cheese (but neither did the other Aldi we went to in the area so maybe it was a supply issue... or everyone in the ROC loves Aldi provolone. Haha) Love the self checkout! We don't have that in Houston! Prices can't be beat!

Cheap groceries but the checkout process irritates me…read more Feel like I'm getting groceries thrown at me when I'm paying. Especially during my last visit, where the cashier was literally throwing my items into the cart. Just felt a little disrespectful, but maybe I'm a bit sensitive. There's a way to be efficient without feeling overly rushed.

The store hours for all the locations ( Wegmans) is 6 am until 12 am…read more Many customers have been informed that the cafe doors would be open at 9 am. at the Penfield store. I/we have witnessed on many occasions, customers standing at the cafe door entrance, waiting for someone to open the doors! There are numerous customers that walk with canes, using wheel chairs, etc. that should not be treated in such a manner. My goodness, how difficult is it to open all the doors when the store opens in the morning??? Shopping or having lunch at the Pittsford location is quite another experience. All the doors are open at 6 am. Management is always prepared and always courteous----very professional. If it were not for the customers, no one would have a job. Mr. Robert Wegman made it his business to ensure that all customers, regardless of management or zip code were made to feel welcome.

The pharmacy staff is incompetent. The regular staff is rude and gets in the way and prices are…read morehigher than other places.