when My relatives from out of town saw how this lady was so rude to me they asked " wow!.. what…read morewas her problem"? the lady attendant had a dismissive and classless response to both questions I had about the different products. re-selling produce for top dollar can be ok to do...but this stand was also ,well over price compared to any other fruit stands around.... So if you like secondhand smoke? And a classless person shooting an attitude in your direction? This is the place.

I spotted this place on my way to check out the Sanborn Sunflowers, and decided to stop and pick up…read moresome produce on the way home, as well as see what it was all about! This is an awesome little farmers market that have a ton of locally grown fruit and veggies, as well as jellies, jams, dressings, honey, and syrup! It seems to be set up in what could have once been a garage, and has a pair of aisles where you'll find all the produce. There is also a couple of fridges toward the back which serve to keep some of the more perishable stuff on ice before they're sold. They are a seasonal market, generally open from around June to December. They'll have your annual goodies here - my first visit yielded peaches and apples (even though they're not quite in season yet), as well as a variety of veggies like cucumbers, hot and green peppers, onions, and tomatoes. Too early for the fall & winter stuff just yet, but I see some photos of their pumpkins, squash, cider, and Christmas trees from last year on their Facebook page. I was happy to be able to pick up some ears of sweet corn, a cucumber, and about 6 apples, all for a whopping $5. Seriously. You could never get that kind of a deal at your grocery store! I don't live anywhere close to here, but I seriously feel like I'll be making the trip every now and then because you can't beat the cost, the Farmers Market experience, or supporting your local farms! Day 20

Woohoo! Solid summer market with affordable produce, right from the farm!…read more I have been there a number of times where there are only a couple of farmers but I guess those times were spring or autumn. I just popped by on Wednesday and there were 8 or 9 farmers with delicious, fresh produce! Hooray! I believe the market goes Mon, Wed, and Fridays from 9:00-noon but don't quote me. What could give the market a 5th star? More vendors that compliment the farmers (like bakers), consistency (apparently you never know who will be there), and engaging and drawing from the neighborhood directly surrounding the City Market (ok - to be fair this is a bigger undertaking then they could do alone). All in all, I'm a fan!

Located in the save a lot parking lot on market street- this cute little farmers market is open for…read morethe 2021 season- I believe only Mon, Wed and Friday 8am-3pm but not 100% sure- I went at 10am on a Friday. I was able to buy a ton of fresh fruits and veggies, cheaper than the grocery store as well as some cucumber plants for the garden! Worth checking out for some basics before you head to the grocery store!

Kimmy and her family own this very adorable little farm. The Asians pears are sweet and very ripe…read more It's about $30 for a basket (lots of them, felt over 10 pounds) and cheap fresh eggs. It was nice walking around and picking fruit on a fall day. Highly recommend.

Went there hoping to pick Asian pears but was a rather strange interaction. First, we were the only…read moreones there, which in and of itself was unique as there was an apple place right down the street that was so busy cars spilled out of the parking lot and down the street. Their Facebook page though said it was picking season and guests are welcome so thought to try it. The cost on the sign for picking pears was $2.50/lbs, which I thought a good deal but when we asked to pick we were handed a 15-gallon wooden basket. When we advised we were only planning to buy 5-10lbs, they said we could only buy the pre-picked ones (which were more expensive and much smaller). Cost aside we were looking to actually pick our own but oh well. The owner seems nice but maybe it's customer base is not the U-pick type Ended up going to the Smith Orchard Cider Mill about a mile away , which was really nice

Such a cute place, only the best cider but desserts & apples. Smells like fall as soon as you walk…read morein. Tip: not the house but the place right behind the house & there is parking facing the opposite side be careful driving because there are chickens roaming The lemon tart is a must have & I love the empire apples.

Outstanding service combined with the BEST cider (only apples) and baked pies (only natural…read moreingredients). You cannot find better. Bill Luff- Snyder

This is a beautiful apple orchard with many varieties of apples that you can pick right from the…read moretrees. They also have pumpkins available for purchase. They have parking. You can buy cider slushies, apple cider (hot or cold), cider doughnuts too. There are a couple kinds of apples available that have been picked if you prefer not to pick them yourself. This orchard is a hidden gem! The quintessential autumn must do and very conveniently located. If you haven't gone apple picking yet, what are you waiting for?

-- A perfect WNY fall tradition!…read more Smith's Orchard Cider Mill A trip to Western New York just isn't complete without an apple-picking adventure, and my sister found a winner with Smith's Orchard Cider Mill! We went on a warm October Sunday, and while the parking lot was full, we managed to find a spot halfway down and got right into the fun. The friendly staff gave us quick instructions, handed each of us a bag, and said the magic words -- "Pick as many as you want; what you pick is yours!" Challenge accepted. Rows were clearly marked by variety, and while the first few trees looked pretty bare, a little exploring led us to a goldmine of apples -- perfect for filling our bags and taking some great pictures. My sister never hesitates to find someone to snap a photo, and with the sun shining through the orchard, it made for fantastic memories with my brother and sister. We wrapped up by waiting a few minutes to check out, but that gave us time to enjoy a cold glass of their fresh apple cider -- nothing beats that crisp WNY flavor on a Sunday morning! An absolutely perfect start to the day and a stop we'll no doubt revisit next year. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a fun, relaxed fall outing!

Obviously this market has excellent fruits and vegetables but their meat is also outstanding and…read moresensibly priced We had the choice filet mignon for Father's Day. It was exceptional! Highly recommended. The staff was very accommodating and helpful. It was a pleasure dealing with Niagara Produce!

This market has a fantastic selection of local produce! Loads of fresh fruits and vegetables!…read more They have a great butcher. They stock a variety of beer. They sell many plants. You can get great outdoor decorations too! They also sell bird feeders and food. They make sausage! They have a good selection of cheese. They have other locations. Ample parking and conveniently located on Transit Road near Millersport Highway. They have a delicatessen too!

Got cherry type plums... terrific. Also have duck eggs. Not easy to find. They had em. Got them…read morehome. Noticed they stink in the carton. When I bought them ($10 doz) they weren't refrigerated. Should have known. Cracked open 3 eggs...mushy yolks. A stench that would kill a horse. A waste. Threw em all out. Tom's needs to think about refrigeration.

Owned by Tom Cruise and Tom Brady. So a real success story then. Brady actually made more from this…read morefarm than he did from LI. However he made even more from Gisele ;) This fruit stand Towers over all the others at the Elmwood-Bidwell Farm Market, which goes on all summer and fall (which in Buffalo last about 5 days), up until winter hits (and stays for about 13 months), and although some of the stands at this market are grossly overpriced, this one is pretty fair. The products are, for the most part, pretty good. I've bought a few different fruit and veg from here over several trips to this market, and I haven't been disappointed. Happy to give it a solid 4. I'd much prefer to buy my fruit and veg from here (I eat kale, mushrooms, oranges, bananas, apples and such every day), than in overpriced Tops or way overpriced Wegmans or (ughhhh) Walmart. I usually go to those places anyway but I feel better about it when I get my sh** from here. By the way Tom Berenger and Tom Selleck own it. It moustache been love. But it's over now.

stopped in to pick up a Christmas Wreath - had a lovely selection- plus - other christmas…read moredecorations, garden decorations, other interesting yard items - plus APPLES! The staff was friendly, and VERY helpful - will be a stop next time I am in Medina!

I must admit I have never I never picked here. During the months they are open I am in here…read moreseveral times a month. During apple season I am often in once a week. They have great corn when in season. They have a ton of different variety of apples, including the ever popular snap dragons. When other places are out of Snap Dragons they still have them. They have the most trees in the area. Wonder what Snap Dragon apples are? Well they are a newer variety that are crisp and sweet, great for baking and eating. Love that they carry local honey and not just wildflower but my favorite Tupelo which is darker. Don't forget their delicious fresh pressed apple cider. Everyone is friendly, knowledgable, helpful and kind!