Absolutely the best pies ever. Friendly, knowledgeable owner and staff. Excellent baked goods,…read morevegetables and finger lakes focused foods;)- consistent quality, quaint country atmosphere. Don't miss :)

We purchased what was MARKED as a "Raspberry Pie" and upon serving to our dinner guests we…read morediscovered it was a "Rubbard pie" instead... The very next morning we returned to the store to inform the owner of the mistake and requested a Raspberry Pie and her response was "to talk to the Pie lady"... not the response we were looking for. The not so accommodating Pie Lady was only willing to give us a half credit, she wanted us to bring back all the pieces.(LOL) So buyer beware this owner takes no ownership of mistakes and thankfully we had no allergies to Rubbard! This is a new owner and our first encounter.. good luck with this lack of customer service you will need it!! Not a seasonal laker we live here year round!!

Adorable!! The BEST warm apple cider donuts. Fun to just buy some snacks and take a stroll.read more

Underwhelming but part of the is the weather and the lack of vendors - too early in the season…read more It's got a nice-sized farmer's market area - but you'd be better to visit at harvest time, not on Memorial Day weekend (plus it rained). We did snag some super fresh Mennonite-grown asparagus. Too rainy to enjoy the outdoor part. This place is probably more like a 4 star on a better day.

OK. It takes a certain kind of person to love this place.. that's me! Is it: Nostalgic? Yes…read more Historical? Yea. Delicious? Oh yea! Walking into Morgan's is walking back in time. Mr. Morgan still runs the place (with a crew of 6+). The store is a converted train station. They sell house made pies! To the right is the butcher to the left is the hot food. In the middle is everything (almost) that a person could need. Have a seat at the counter. Order the special. Grab a soda from the fridge (no alcohol) and enjoy a visit to the way it was. Burger (angus, from the house butcher) delicious! Comes with potato chips. 8.99$ soda 1.39$

A nice, small town grocery with very capable butcher shop, steaks can be cut to order. Our…read moresandwiches here were great. We've eaten at the local counter/restaurant. Homemade soups were very good. Good daily specials. Not a fancy spot but good food, good prices. They have variety of baked goods, pies, muffins, daily? Because its size and lower volume, Im not sure I'd get fresh produce or seafood here but the butcher shop, counter restaurant, baked goods, small town vibe, all good.

Aldi is always a great place to shop, and this location is no different! The parking lot (if a bit…read moresmall for the amount of business they do) is well maintained. The aisles are clean and well stocked. They have a good variety of products. Some things you would not expect to see! For example I have seen dairy free cheese shreds, gluten free crackers, and 647 bread (which is a brand I can usually only find at Wegmans). Their prices of course are one of the best things about shopping here - lately I've been keeping an eye on the ridiculous up and down of things like eggs, and Aldi is almost always the cheapest place to buy them. Employees here are friendly and helpful. If you haven't been to an Aldi store yet then I would highly recommend, and if you have and already know what to expect, this location will not let you down!

The blatant ageist profiling and disrespect from the employees in ridiculous and not worth the…read moretrouble of shopping there. If someone who doesn't look older uses self checkout the cashier named Rebecca (shown below with manager Devon) will use her ageist profiling and accuse them of stealing which I witnessed first hand today. Today I witnessed Rebecca stop working her own register (which was loaded with people) to stare at and watch a customer at self checkout. She then proceeded to ask the customer if they scanned their items, ultimately accusing them of stealing. When the customer responds "Yes would you like to come check?" The cashier, Rebecca, declined to check. When the customer was done shopping and went to their car Devon the manager came out claiming Rebecca had sent him and claimed a customer was yelling in her face. Devon waited for the customer to return their cart and then proceeded to go to the customers car and attempted to intimidate the customer. The fact the employees made such a scary experience for someone and then acted like some sort of body guard when the customer was clearly open and willing to have Rebecca come check just shows how this cult of an Aldi functions. I also witnessed several older generation customers using self check out. All of which were not asked if they scanned their items as Rebecca targeted a young adult just trying to do his job and then sent her manager to attack him in the parking lot when she was unsatisfied with her own bullying. I've shopped here a few times as an Instacart Delivery Employee and have not had a problem with this store until today. Employees make or break the experience I guess. Side note: as always with Aldi they have one person working the register with a line of 20people

So much fun to come here during the fall apple harvest. (Also you can get fresh Concord and/or…read moreNiagra Grapes to munch on). Beautiful, a bit touristy but so much fun. Cider tasting, too!

Best ciders in Penn Yan! Owners we're incredible and the area was beautiful. Favorite cider was the…read moreConcord Grape. But to be honest, every cider I tried was great. You definitely want to get a flight (even get a full glass or two.... Or three )

We went to Penn Yan because I love buckwheat, we were in the area, and who could resist the chance…read moreto see the griddle that cooked the world's biggest buckwheat pancake? Oddly, the building the mill office told us had the mill's products for sale was locked up tight. But we felt fortunate that we discovered that after we discovered Milly's Pantry at the Pinwheel Market Cafe at 19 Main St. This is a non-profit operation that sells Birkett Mills products (and other local products) to support a program that feeds more than 600 needy kids in Yates County. I was happy to buy all the Birkett Mills products I wanted there, and we had some great iced tea (free refill!) there too. I can't figure out why the storefront place the mill office told us about (a) didn't have any signs or other indication there were mill products for sale there, and (b) was locked up at 4:30PM on a Friday, but I'm so glad we found the Pinwheel and its terrific mission that I don't really care.

You can't miss the giant, record breaking pancake griddle on the side of the Mill. The Mill has…read morebeen in continuous operation since 1797 and they are the #1 producer of buckwheat products. Purchase products down the street (163 Main St.) at the main office, Monday through Friday 8am-4:30pm.

Went here for the first time, with my mother. It's a bit of a drive for us coming from Hector, but…read moreit's an easy pretty drive. We ate at their cafe. We both had a cup of Potato and Ham soup, and split a BLT. It was delicious, very fresh. Not skimpy on the bacon...at all. The sandwich was perfectly distributed. Much larger than I anticipated. Made with their local bacon and tomatoes. Loved the atmosphere, the cafe had a cozy vibe. We were seated next to the gas fireplace. We had enough privacy to talk, noise level was normal. Order your food at the counter, collect your condiments, napkins, and Salt pepper shakers at long counter. Then sit down and enjoy yourself, until they bring it out. Service was very quick. After we cleaned up our plates and table. They have a place for you to put your dirty dishes and cups, along with trash, and recycling. Then we went into the bulk grocery part to look around. We both ended up buying sweet treats for later. I bought a cherry fry pie. It was super fresh and tasty. I enjoyed it with my evening herbal tea. I also bought some rice and a few other staples. I will definitely be back for a 2nd trip. They have a lot going on. The place was super clean. Items easy to find. It's not all bulk, they have their items from small to bulk, so if you are in a 1 or 2 person household, do not let the bulk in their name scare you off. It's worth a trip, for some organic homemade items.

Great market with a deli. Got a chicken wrap and a turkey/salami sub from the deli and a kombucha/…read moreapple cider to drink. Wrap was huge!

The Keuka levels on this place is so cool they have sweatshirts, hats, shirts, swimsuits, jackets,…read morecups, bottle openers, and a bunch of fun things that have keuka on them. Love how there are so much colors of clothing that they have which so cool. Also I saw that they have a little bakery slash restaurant which is fun. Also love how they have an upstairs to have a HUGE amount of pool toys and items and they have a couple clearance items up there. And the lady working at the cashier was really friendly.

This place is amazing! Smells like fresh baked goods when you walk in. We had a bagel and a…read moresandwich which were fresh and tasty. The service is quick and pleasant. Great find! We took a loaf of bread for the road

First time going to this place and it was very organized with the deli and the produce and to the…read moredairy. Also love the different sections in the story and easy to spot. Only flaw was that the cashier was not working and the lady said you had to have like sum sort of membership for the store but other than that nice store

For us it is easy to get there, they have a huge variety of items we use, and reasonably priced.read more