I love this little gem! They sell fresh local produce, baked goods & ice cream, in addition to…read morehaving a boutique country store with a separate entrance, which I'll sadly admit I've never been inside of. Call ahead of you're looking for something specific, and leave your name and number to be called if they're out. They'll even sell the ice cream pails for planters if you ask! Great little local store!

The customer service here is excellent. I'm sure the store is locally owned and it looks like it's…read morebeen around forever. My only complaint is that while they do sell local veggies and baked goods, they have no local meat: disappointing. They also sell small plants, veggie seeds, a variety of convenience items, bread, ice cream, lotto, cigarettes, and more.

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I don't even know where to begin. This so-called "ice cream shop" is less a dessert destination and…read moremore a biohazard crime scene in disguise. First off, the smell hit me before the door even fully opened -- a nauseating mix of sour milk, burnt sugar, and something I can only describe as "wet ferret." Against my better judgment (and the screaming warning bells in my head), I ordered a scoop of what was supposed to be chocolate fudge ripple. What I got looked like something scraped off the bottom of a dumpster. Melted, gritty, and warm. Yes -- WARM. Ice cream! Warm! The taste? Imagine licking a rusted pipe that someone had tried to clean with cough syrup and despair. Within 30 minutes I was curled up in the fetal position, violently ill and bargaining with the universe. I genuinely wondered if I'd be one of those rare people to die from dairy. And just when I thought it couldn't get worse... I saw it. A RAT. Not a mouse. A full-grown, bold-as-hell rat, strolling across the back counter like it was part of the staff. And nobody batted an eye. Not the disinterested teenager behind the counter, not the manager (who was in the corner vaping like the floor wasn't sticky with melted cream and shattered dreams). I pointed. I yelled. They shrugged. Health department, if you're reading this: this is your next top priority. This place doesn't need new management. It needs an exorcism and a flamethrower. RUN. Do not walk. Do not even think about trying this place unless you want food poisoning, psychological trauma, and a deep distrust of all future frozen desserts.

Stale and freezer burnt I wouldn't go back there. Maybe for the vegetable part. Rude staff tooread more

purchased some fruit trees here. Trees were a fraction of the cost charged by some other places…read moreand they have grown about a foot since I purchased them in May. Highly recommend Withrods.

My favorite place to buy all my gardening needs and even some generous ice creams. Lot's of local…read moreproduce also. Staff are helpful and friendly. I can kill an hour there easily.

I found out about Oulton's while poking about on the internet and made sure to drive out to Windsor…read moreto check the place out while I was in the area. When I opened the door, it was like I had stumbled into a fevered foodie dream. Practically every kind of animal protein you can name, in convenient vacuum packages - like a library of meat books arranged invitingly in glass fronted coolers. There is a staggering array of meats like elk, alligator, water buffalo and emu. THEN, behind the counter is a list of meats that they'll cut to order, including goat and mutton. There's also a decent selection of ready-made dishes like pot pies. Everything we purchased was top notch and delicious. The prices were extremely reasonable and how nice to support a family run multi-generational business that evidently cares so much about what they do.

Are you a carnivore? Do you sometimes get a craving for a piece of meat but just don't know where…read moreyou might be able to find it? Do you have this recipe you've been dieing to make but just can't figure out where you'll find that special cut? LOOK NO FURTHER. One of the joys of living in the country is that you are often forced to be a bit creative in your shopping. Not that I consider Windsor the country, but where we live, there isn't much "handy" as far as butchers or great food shops. We typically go into Bedford or Windsor for most of our grocery needs... Having a passion for food and a love for cooking, especially meat you can't imagine how excited I was when I discover Oulton's was just outside Windsor. Now, for the light hearted shopper that doesn't really need to know what that steak looked like before it was sliced and wrapped into that little packaging with a price tag, maybe you shouldn't come to Outlon's... Once you walk in through the two doors, you're left with a small army of men sporting white butcher coast, more than likely covered with blood and a knife in hand... Lets not kid ourselves, this is a "meat chop shop" after all.Honestly, I was a bit alarmed my first time; that all changed after I saw the boards on the walls with selection and prices BUT, if you want to be able to get exactly what you want, the thickness you want it without getting the feeling that you're inconveniencing the staff or leave your first born as a deposit, well this is the place for you. It's not about having this pretty decor with a nice glass showcase to choose from. Their selection is quite extensive.... Beef, veal, lamb, pork, chicken, emu, bison, wild boar, and the list goes on depending on the seasonality of the product you are looking for. Here's how it works: You go in, let them know what you want. They will then go grab the whole animal and/or partial animal (dead of course) and say: how thick? Bone on or off? etc Meat quality is impeccable, prices are great and the staff will always make you laugh. If you live in the city, take the drive, trust me you won't regret it!

After moving to the area, we were delighted to find a great market that's open 7 days a week. So…read moremuch selection here from local apples to potatoes and local preserves and frozen scallops or lobster. Absolutely everything you need and no reason to go to big box stores. There are constant 'flash' sales with random items on sale for a ridiculously low price. Follow their social media pages to find out how to get a deal. The only downside to this place is the amount of plastic wrap waste is used in the store. Literally every item is slapped in plastic so it's very discouraging. If they can get swat from thus significantly wasteful problem, this would be the best place in the neighbourhood.

Lovely farmers market with a shop that is open almost every day selling local crafts, artisanal…read moreproducts, food, produce and more. There are lots of vegan options such as chocolate bars, cookies, hot chocolate, cosmetics, kombucha and more. The girl working was also very friendly and nice! Comfortable to shop at as well and they follow covid protocols.

This is a wonderful farmer's market, just off Main Street Wolfville. There are multiple stalls with…read moresumptuous foods both to eat on site (indoor and outdoor seating available) or take away. The foods include Indian, German, farm vegetables and fruits, bakeries, coffee, popcorn and deserts, apple cider. There are also multiple artisans that sell a variety of items. If you go outside you will hear local artists perform. Lots of free local parking.

Super enjoyed both the store and the property. There is something for everyone here. Delicious…read moregorgeous apple orchard, a miniature petting zoo, a lunch place, wonderful ice cream & many organic items at the market. The owner Mike is awesome & hospitable. We are boon-docking here for a few days.

Hennigar's has been around since 1948 and it gets better every time I visit. Local produce,…read morehomemade baked goods and preserves are the stars as well as some lovely craft items. One very special thing about Hennigars is that it's open 7 days a week all year round. True, there is less produce in the winter, but it's still treat to visit. And you can always pick up some of their homemade apple cider - direct from their apple orchard. Right next door, on their farm you'll find some great parkland and trails to hike all summer long. Imagine the delicious picnic with goodies from the market for stops along the way.

I love this place! I drive from Eastern Passage for the orange juice and dolmades! It has an…read moreawesome olive bar----BRING BACK THE BLUE CHEESE STUFFED OLIVES! Seriously, they are a small shop, but the imports are fantastic!

Was great when they were open. The owners bought Farmer Clems on the Bedford Highway (near Kearney…read moreLake Rd.) And converted it into the new market. They still have great stuff and it's worth stopping in.

I drive from Aylesford. I like that they have other local favourites too, like the cinnamon donuts…read morefrom the Sourdough and bread from the bakery in Mahone Bay. There are ways pretty flowers for sale, and whatever is in season. I especially love that you can bulk apples and mix and match them. Lots of organic options. Even local coffee.

What a beautiful place! We travelled up this way to do some apple picking for the last pick of the…read moreyear and it was an absolute blast! The main store sells everything from cider to meat pies and everything in between! The family filled atmosphere was refreshing and the customer service was unlike any other corn maze. Everyone was so kind - especially if you get lost! They gave out maps to help show you were the varieties of apples were. The hay ride was a blast - and surprisingly long! They helped people with strollers and trouble walking up and had no trouble with any of it. Definitely one of my favourite apple picking experiences! We will be back next year hopefully for the haunted maze! Can't wait!