There is absolutely nothing negative to ever say about Iron Kettle. I've been coming here since I…read morewas a kid and even though I'm out of the area my parents still live in Vestal and I make a point to get here every October. The farm is family run which is party of the charm. It's also been around forever it seems. It's the perfect fall family outing. There are barn yard animals the kids can feed, a corn maze, a very large selection of gourds and pumpkins, as well as a sort of country store filled with craft items, sweet treats, and seasonal décor. Food and drink can also be bought. There are also wagons to carry all your selections. The best thing about the farm, in my opinion, are the displays they put up every year. They show scenes from nursery rhymes and childhood stories all with pumpkins. And if that's not enough, it's all free (unless you choose you buy something, obviously).

I like this place but I must say that the pumpkin statues look like a 2 year old drew them. The…read moreservice is friendly except for one employee giving someone a hard time. The pumpkins are overpriced highway robbrey. Come here for a good time and have your camera ready at all times because you never know when you'll take a selfie.

got your pizza at the Somers Point Farmers Market! it was awesome!…read morePepperoni and Cheese!

a true country, charming, friendly produce store that offers the best produce around. There's an…read moreOLD school house onsite & sometimes have special events with petting zoo. Apples, blueberries, squash are favs, diff chocolate covered sweets. The owner & family is to be commended for their true love of their work. They bring healthy choices, much better quality than supermarket. Halloween period is great with MANY pumpkin choices HUGE & small. My wife visits every couple days.

Me and my friend were in the area and decided to stop by. After not knowing what to expect, we were…read moregreeted in the shop by the kindest lady. She was very nice and helpful and this put a real smile on our faces! (Not to mention the soaps are AMAZING!)

Saw this cheesery giving out samples at the 2018 Finger Lakes Cheese Festival. Ladies were so nice…read moreand there were so many samples to try. Everything was delicious!

The cider donuts were really good, pie not so much...canned filling. Candy apples were skimpy on…read morethe candy, hardly any once you unwrapped it. Pumpkins were priced okay $10 for a decent sized pumpkin. The activities were great as long as you weren't handicapped then it's limited. No well defined paths for wheelchairs and no handicap accessible bathrooms for a person in a wheelchair chair. I gave it a three for those who aren't disabled. Needs to come a long way to accommodate those with mobility issues.

Terrific corn maze, even better fresh french fries. Cordial staff, pretty fair produce prices,…read moreplenty of parking. Not a fan of port-o-potties, but inside the store there is a real bathroom.

First time visiting here. What an amazing place. The staff was so friendly and professional…read more The apple cider donuts and hot cider hit the spot before picking apples from the orchard. Had a lovely experience, thank you!

Such a cute spot for apple picking!…read more Apple cider donuts and the slushy were delicious! Large variety of fruits from various types of apples, to berries, pears, and veggies! I was very happy that when we came at the end of September, there were still many asian pears left! Delicious! Not crowded! Very friendly staff! Overall, I would love to return during a different month to pick more berries!

One of my favorite breweries I've ever been to. I haven't been in a long time but I have fond…read morememories of sitting at their outdoor tables having a few exceptional "Beehaves." Still the best honey ale I've ever had. They keep something on tap for whatever mood you're in. Once I lost a growler cap there in the bin of them they keep. It was a nice cap but nothing to write home about. They kept it for me and remembered that I had lost it at least 6 months later. Still stays with me to this day. Saw I had a pended review for this place and had to go back and finish it up. They definitely deserve all the kudos for being a great establishment!

I'm not much of a beer drinker but I'm always down for a flight to give them a taste. The guy that…read morepoured my choices was very knowledgeable and helpful since I didn't know what to pick. I actually enjoyed all 5. It had a very welcoming and homie feel to it and the views were so beautiful with it being up on a hill. Perfect spot for a Saturday or Sunday afternoon!

First time here and first time eating ice cream and cheese! What a weird combo that definitely…read morepairs well!!! Enjoyed the experience!!!

Such a fun ice cream and cheese experience. You get to do a flight of a mix of ice cream and…read morecheeses with either 4, 8 or 12 options. The ice cream was creamy and delicious. The star for me was the roasted garlic cheese spread and while I bought one, I would have bought even more since I devoured it in 2 sittings. Inside the shop is extremely tight with a couple tables and a restroom but lots of seating outside on the farm. They had a small orchard and some cows to go greet as well. Overall, definitely recommend for a true foodie experience.

Authentic & adorable, friendly staff members, especially the four legged staff. Chocolate milk…read morewas REALLY good.

Milky Way Farms is a small dairy farm that in addition to producing and selling their own milk,…read morethey also have a small restaurant in their store. I keep thinking one of these days Anthony Bourdain will do a show on rural Pennsylvania and end up at the Milky Way. They produce completely organic milk products including cheese and hamburgers. Having grown up on a dairy farm I have a huge soft spot for the Milky Way. The love affair is also helped by the fact they have the best milkshakes in the world. Every time I'm home I get to drink their milk because my parents still drive out of their way to get their milk here. Their little restaurant has a simple menu that includes sandwiches and burgers. The burgers are awesome. I'm pretty sure they burgers are from their own cows, but cannot confirm this. Either way they are fresh and you can watch the cook prepare them across the counter from you. So if you find yourself in "upstate PA" make a point to set your GPS to send you Milky Way Farms to have a burger and root beer milk shake.

Stopped by on a whim and ended up having a blast!…read more We wanted to try their cider slushies, and made a quick pit stop en route home. The slushies were good, but there was so much more fun/deliciousness to be had! Ended up purchasing a dozen donuts (half plain, and half cinnamon sugar), multiple slushies, a bag full of apples, carving pumpkin and a couple decorative gourds. We had fun watching the cider making process and taking goofy photos with the family (see pictures). Overall, we ended up having a surprisingly fun time and would definitely recommend making a stop if you're in need of some festive fall spirits!

I really didn't want to go to the cider Mill. Not only do I not agree with their politics, they're…read moretoo expensive. But my son wanted donuts, and I don't want to impose my perspective on others, so I reluctantly visited the store. First off, it looks like a glorified flea market. Lots of holiday junk. I hadn't been in there for two years, so I wasn't prepared for how overflowing it was. Very unpleasant. I suppressed the urge to roll my eyes and walked to the counter. I ordered a dozen donuts and a pint of cider. $23! Honestly, if they got rid of all of that junk and reduced their prices, they would have a lot more business. But this is my first and last time going there this year. EDIT: I tried one of my son's donuts. I swear they taste like a popular shelf-stable brand-soft, tasteless, no hint of crunch. Do they make donuts on site anymore??

I love this place! Better quality vegetables than you will find anywhere else. Mostly organic…read moreand hydroponic. If you have young children this is the place to shop because pesticides hurt young children's IQ development. True! Look it up! https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/04/21/pesticide-exposure-in-womb-affects-i-q/?_r=0 But no pesticides at Lone Maple Farm. You want to be shopping at Lone Maple Farm. Good produce and healthy, too!

The online advertisement wasn't accurate , we went there for eggs , fruits and pies .. and when we…read moregot there there were no eggs or pies , we did get some corn and that was really sweet and good .. But was a bit disappointed, I expected more .