Local community CSA open for pick up on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Plentiful amount of tomatoes,…read morebeans, herbs, flowers, and other leafy greens. Waiting list to join but worth the wait.

Follow Farmshop on Instagram if you're local and love discovering small businesses - they carry…read moresuch a fun variety of local treats all in one spot. On this quick visit, I picked up an ice cream sandwich (insanely delicious), a giant cinnamon roll for my littles, and a Butter Block Pop-Tart. Every single item was a hit. I'm now fully invested in stalking Quokka Sweets, the queen of seasonally inspired ice cream creations. Her peanut butter caramel cream cheese sammie is still living rent-free in my head--so rich, creamy, salty, sweet, with just the right tang from the cream cheese, all sandwiched between two soft graham cracker blondies. Unreal. Also officially keeping tabs on Savage Wheat Project after my kids immediately said, "Let's eat more of their treats." And honestly... Butter Block's homemade Pop-Tarts? Say less. This place is basically a one-stop shop for anyone who appreciates a really good local treat.

Small little local shop downtown off Elmwood. Picked up a loaf of Savage Sourdough bread. Damn!…read moreWhat an amazing bread this is, a real loaf of excellence.

We happened upon their table at the Saturday farmers market, & felt lucky to see one huge whole…read morestrawberry pie with a streusel topping left. We grabbed it, to bring to a big dinner gathering. We knew it was serious when we picked it up - it was a hefty pie! When we cut into it, it was juicy & there was minimal crust - in a really good way. Like a cobbler. So much sweet strawberry filling! The streusel topping was perfectly slightly salty, to balance out the sweet strawberries. And cinnamony. DELICIOUS!! Everyone loved it. I would bet that any pie they bring to the farmers market is fantastic. GET IT.

Super cute and well run orchard and winery. We wanted to get out, enjoy the weather and pick some…read moreapples this year. I looked up some reviews and LynOaken was highly recommended and offered a lot of varieties. A huge bonus was that there was a winery next door! I called in advance to see what the U-pick varieties were for the date I was looking to go because all the varieties are not ready to be picked at once. This year they had an online reservation system set up due to the pandemic. $7 included parking and a small bag of non specialty apples. You could buy more u-pick or prepicked apples on site. When you arrive there is a super cute country store set up with pre picked apples, cider, baked goods, vegetables and other treats. Once you check in there are wagons you can use to lug apples or transport kids which was a nice bonus. The area is large but not too spread out so it's nice to take a family and kids can't go too far. The staff is helpful and knows a lot about their products. Delicious and fresh apples and very clean and well run place. The winery, Leonard Oakes Estates, next door also had outdoor seating. I think there was indoor as well if you wanted. $10 got you 3 generous tastings and an ample choice of charcuterie, nuts, etc. There were a lot of tasty wine and ciders to choose from. Overall a fun day with tons of yummy options to choose from.

Came here for Maple Weekend 2024 and had an awesome experience! They had so many things going on,…read moreincluding a tractor ride, tree tapping demo, animals to pet, maple mead sampling from 810 Meadworks, a huge variety of maple products for sale, and food (maple chili, maple sloppy Joe, maple hot dogs, maple ice cream, maple pancakes, maple cotton candy, maple popcorn, maple donuts, and more!) We bought several maple products including maple peanut butter, maple syrup, maple onion dip mix, and maple meringue drops. Everything was great and I'll definitely come back here for a future maple weekend.

It's early spring, and the question arises again: "Which maple syrup farm will we visit this time?"…read more "Maple Weekend" is an annual event where maple sugar producers open their doors to the public. It's a fun, educational and, of course, sweet time for everyone. Wolf Maple Products Farm was the perfect destination. There was something for everyone. It's definitely a great place for families with children. With a small playground, petting zoo and tractor rides, your kids won't be bored. For us, just being in the countryside was cool. Of course, buying a jug of maple syrup is a must. We also had warm, freshly made maple cream glazed donuts. To make that not enough, we covered each bite with maple soft serve ice cream. It was sweet heaven:). The place is not particularly huge and was rather crowded. The lines to the food section or the tractor ride can be long. But you're outside enjoying the fresh spring air, taking your time to do anything. The weather was perfect, which obviously helped. Next year, check out their Facebook page for more details. They really have a lot to offer.

Gorgeous U-Pick Lavender farm and event venue located at their barn. While u-pick lavender is…read moreavailable during the season, there are a few different lavenders to pick from. The staff/owners are very welcoming and helpful when you ask for the basket, scissors and the card notifying you of the type of lavender and the size of the bundle you're picking. A bundle size is $5. You're shown how to properly cut the lavender so the lavender plant grows bigger and better for next season. Inside the barn there is also a little store where you can buy you're own lavender plants, lavender scented candles, tea towels, etc.

Hey guys, are you looking for a nice event to do for a date? Then Kim Loch Farmstead is the place…read moreto be. At the time of this review, you can pick a bundle of lavender flowers for $23. Just a heads up, the lavender flowers are swarming with bees. It seems bees really love lavender. Inside the open barn, you have a refreshment area that serves drinks and snacks. Just a few steps further in, there's tables with lavender products. Ranging from soaps, candles, oils and etc. in the back there's an area where you can sit and just enjoy the scenery.

What to say about Kappus...? We have been here 2 or maybe 3 years when my regular cherry farm…read morehasn't produced. We won't be going back. If you want to feel like you aren't even in America, go to this farm. We are English speaking outsiders here. Kappus charges $5/person picking fee, which comes off your final amount if you pick enough (forgot what the quota is). They told me they have to do this because many of their patrons just go in and eat. Indians and Muslims galore, sitting in the fields eating the cherries while they walk out with barely any picked. One patron gave my daughter BRANCHES he had taken from the trees with cherries on them. My teens get mad going to this farm because of what they see. As for the cherrries, the sours weren't really sour tasting imo, and a lot of the trees just don't taste great. Make sure you taste every tree bc the ones with the cherries still on them, are yucky tasting. The one lady worker is nice. The other ones are just kind of meh. I would be too if I saw my farm being destroyed by people not speaking my language and not really caring about my land. We won't be going back anymore. It feels like a punch in the gut.

$5 Admission that goes towards fruit picked, and trust me, you'll use it! Clean, quiet and trees…read morefull of beautiful fruit. The folks that work there are lovely. I'll definitely go back for other fruit picking. The prices are unbeatable, and even better, the fruit delicious!

This is one of the coolest places I didn't know existed, and is totally worth the drive! My son…read moreLOVES cows, and he had the best time here. He unfortunately made a couple cows run a little in fear, because he ran up to them and screamed (with happiness) but they didn't know! He was able to 'lean' against the cows and give them pets (that's how he likes to show affection). It was super muddy but we wore our rubber rain boots so we were good! I recommend dressing for mud, no matter the season or temperature! The animals are all rescued, so they are enjoying their new found freedom and love. One cow was blind, and she stole my heart! They have a variety of other animals- goats, sheep, chickens, etc. We had a wonderful time, and we didn't want to leave, but we were tired and I thought the animals needed a break from my son =D. Visit if you can, or donate to them so they can continue to provide care for these retired and/or rescued animals.

Fantastic festival that we return to year after year. These are some of the nicest people in WNY…read moreand the products are yummy. Hard to believe this wine trail only 15 years old. It's mostly about the wine but they are a few food trucks and restaurant tents on the grounds so you don't have to eat on an empty stomach.

Just driving around and found this awesome event. First time to Niagra and came across these great…read morewines and an amazing shrimp Po boy sandwich from the food truck