* I would not book another event at Andrews' farm, very difficult to deal with the event planner…read moreand farm store manager * Many other farms in the area with much nicer facilities and staff

Great location and fun. Let's you bring dogs…read more Don't eat the food though. It's nice that they have kids running it but my burger and sausage were burnt and dry. Burger was also heavily freezer burned. Unservable.

Cute farm with crazy sweet corn! Awesome pumpkins, Brussels sprouts, peas, sunflowers, desserts…read moreand much much more! We got corn and decorative corn to spruce up our door entrance of our house. Also, Allison's Farm was one of Halton Hill's Autumn Discovery Pass businesses.

Some of the best corn I've ever had whenever we have gone to pick some out at the farmers market,…read morehighly recommend :)

We have gone to this orchard for many years for our annual apple picking day. This year was an…read moreideal October day and the place was jammed but there is more than picking apples here... a small area with farm animals, a wagon ride, pumpkin patch, a bbq pit to roast hot dogs, a corn maze. I love that my grandchildren have started looking forward to our family apple picking day!

Good selection of apples when we went but unfortunately we came in an in-between season for pear so…read morethe pickings were very slim. Entry to the farm area is $15ea for adults and one 10lb bag is $20, so for two adults to pick one bag it was $53.90 after tax. Compared to other Apple u-pick places around Toronto, this price is quite steep and I don't think the farm facilities really justify the entry price. The apples were very plentiful but some tree rows were unmarked so it was a little annoying trying to figure out what variety you were picking. The petting zoo was pretty small, and the farm market is also quite small. The staff were all incredibly friendly, but overall I probably would go to another farm with a cheaper entry price.

Just went there today over a long weekend. Not too crowded and I like that there is no entry free…read more You pay $20 for 20 lbs bag and can pick your own apples and pears. They have a variety of veggies as well such as zucchini, peppers, potatoes, tomatoes, etc. Call them to get an automate msg with what they currently have in season. Definitely recommend as a fun weekend or family activity.

I have been taking my daughter to this farm for the past 18 years. It's now part of our yearly…read moreritual to pick apples at Big R Apple Farm. The gentleman running the farm is very friendly. I would give it a 6th star but their hours on the website does not match the hours on their phone line compared to the sign at the front of the property. We love the Honey Crisp, though a bit on the smaller side, but our favourite are the Mutsu apples. The Mutsu apples are sweet with a hint of sourness. They have one of the cheapest prices for apples, $22 for a 20 pound bag.

Always great quality, fresh meat just like home. Not this fatty factory processed meat. The service…read moreis always excellent as well. I would highly recommend.

Very friendly service, social distance and masks required it was also clean, Fantastic cuts of…read moremeat. The ribey we bbq was perfect thickness and perfect cut. Will definitely be trying them out again.

I was a loyal customer at the old location, but the new location has been a major disappointment…read more This was my second visit to the new restaurant. On Thursday, January 8 around 7:00 p.m., I ordered a 9-piece fried chicken, a chicken sandwich, and a whole rotisserie chicken for takeout. Every single item was overcooked. The fried chicken and sandwich were an extremely dark brown, which strongly suggests either severely overcooked chicken or old, poorly maintained frying oil. The chicken sandwich was so hard it was difficult to bite into and impossible to finish. The rotisserie chicken was also burned, with obvious scorch marks on the skin. What makes this unacceptable is that the restaurant wasn't even busy, and there were no rotisserie chickens available when I arrived. This points to serious kitchen mismanagement--either the heat was far too high or the food was left cooking far longer than it should have been. The quality gap between the old and new locations is shocking. The previous staff clearly knew how to prepare chicken properly. At this new location, it appears there is a complete lack of training, quality control, or experienced kitchen leadership. Burning food at this level should never leave the kitchen. Unless there is a major improvement in training and oversight, I cannot recommend this location and will not be returning.

It's worthwhile making a trip here to stock up on good quality chicken, especially the skinless,…read moreboneless pieces.

Great country store , friendly staff, just about everything you need and then some…read more Check it out, fresh apples year round, you won't be disappointed ! Martin

I fell in love with this store. My sister, son and I were on vacation and just driving around…read morebefore we going to the airport. We stumbled upon this shop. First of all this is the cutest country store I've been to. it is very neatly organized and prices are clearly marked. There are many types of apples available to purchase and different sizes of bags so you buy what you need/want. There were all types of jams, butters, frozen berries, apple and pear chips, syrup and so much more. They offer hot cider samples which was appreciated on a cold, windy day. There were many things to find, I picked up some maple syrup, an apple pie, and some dried cinnamon apple chips. The prices were very fair in my opinion and the employees were very friendly. Overall this store was an unexpected surprise and I loved stopping in.

We only came to this location because majority of all the other apple picking places were finished…read morewith apple picking....we came here on oct 19 and it was quite packed with ppl...there was only 2 types of apples to pick which are IDAred and Mutsu, which Mutsu was the sweetest and there was very few left to be picked....this place to me is rather pricy, it's a minimum purchase of $22 a bushel which we got about 24-26 apples and they also have pumpkin picking for 3 for $22., but we just did the apples Wagon took us to the apple picking which honestly wasn't that far, probably a 10mim walk but hey it was fun and free, we decided to go for the Mutsu cuz it was the sweet and there was barely any left, they provided us with ladders which was good since most of the apples were up top On our way back we got scolded by this farmer who was telling us we just killed 3 generations of that apple because there was a couple of twigs on the apple stem....whatever, no one ever told us how to pick apples and there was no sign or anything Won't be coming back here again

This place is overrated and way over priced. It's also very crowded on the weekends…read more Customer service is a hit or miss. The only thing I liked was all the old decorations around the barn. Great for pictures with the kids.

January 7, 2026 - i tried this new place that recently opened up. It's an extension of the Maple…read moreLodge Farm. It's a huge building that sells meat wholesale. It's like a superstore inside, with an restaurant attached. I got the spicy chicken combo which came with a drink and either fries or wedges. I really enjoyed the chicken. It was fried with crispy dough. The chicken was tender and juicy and the piece of chicken they gave was huge. You won't get a piece that big at any other fast food restaurants.

So we just came off of a big hike in one of the conservation areas. So we were a hungry family of…read morefive. We ordered four crispy chicken sandwiches and five chicken tenders combos. First off, I have to say I really like Maple Lodge chicken in general. It's tender and the tastiest chicken hands-down. That said we were expecting big things from their restaurant figuring that they should know how to cook chicken. It was the saltiest chicken I've ever had, and it was almost unpalatable. If we weren't so hungry, we would've definitely returned it. We told the kitchen staff that the chicken was really salty, and they replied " yeah, we 've gotten that feedback before we'll tell the cook. We then told the team lead as well because l they should really reduce the salt. Disappointed and will never order food there again, but I'll still buy Maple Lodge chicken in the grocery stores. Kitchen at the Chicken shop, My recommendation is to get somebody who knows how to cook fried chicken and get them to teach you how to do it right.