Checkout Apple Hills Farm for breakfast. Great flavor, great atmosphere, country feel and gifts…read more Take a dozen donuts to go.

While visiting some friends in Binghamton, they took us to this quaint farm where we started with a…read moredelicious lunch! They had an extensive menu of salads and sandwiches. There is also a half sandwich and soup option. We ordered a cheese steak and their signature apple ham and melted swiss cheese sandwich. The sandwiches were amazing due to their breads being freshly made there - super soft!Only come if you are not in a rush though as we waited awhile before they took our orders and us receiving the food. If we had a smaller group of 2 or 4 we could have sat at a table by their deck overlooking the scenic farm. I highly recommend families with children come here as they had various activities set up near the restaurant including a small haunted barn which was pretty spooky inside, a mining for gem activity ($5), corn maze ($5), petting zoo where you can buy pellets to feed the goats, and an indoor slide. We then drove up the hill where you can park near the entrance for apple picking. When I went, they had about 7 apple varieties. Although they didn't have the varieties that I'm used to seeing like Fuji and Asian pears, their prices are very reasonable. We only paid $5 for 8 apples! Before leaving, we also picked up a dozen apple donuts and half gallon of very sweet apple cider.

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 .

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 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!

Stoughton's is great!…read more Their produce prices are always cheaper than other area places and better quality than the supermarket. They sell produce June-November. I always get my mom their flowers for Mother's Day. They have great baskets and combo pots to make it something easy for her to carry in and out until the weather is warm enough at night. The fall is super fun for kids AND adults! They have all sorts of stuff for all ages. Our favorite was the pumpkin blaster, which is like a cannon that shoots mini pumpkins at targets. The pumpkin blaster and other activities are only open on weekends though. The maze is open every day and it is BIG! Definitely want to plan a full day to go there! The fresh cut fries are the yummiest. I haven't tried their cotton candy but it looked cool because it comes in different flavors. So much there I can't comment on it all but their website gives a good list of info. www.stoughtonfarm.com Oh and FYI: they do have real bathrooms in the white barn, but it is only one and it is unisex so there tends to be a line. Porta-potties are around though for quick access.

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.

Sweetest people ever! There's a fun and big corn maze that's definitely worth it and a ton of…read morethings for the family and kids to do all day. Entry fee was around $6-8 a person but I can't remember. They have a REAL pumpkin patch with REAL low prices too! You won't find a huge pumpkin like we did in the city for these prices-- maximum was $12! Plus, we're Cunningham's too so we especially like the place! Will be back for Halloween and for the next fall seasons to come!

We wanted to find a place for the kids to go pumpkin picking and boy was this the right choice. We…read moredid the very fun (and massive corn maze). The rest of the activities (large scale tic tac toe, corn toss, large scale "kerplunk" game etc added a lot of fun. The hay ride to the pumpkin patch (which was a true pumpkin patch--not a bunch of pumpkins laid out in a field) was really fun. Finally the pumpkins were really beautiful and very reasonably priced (the largest pumpkins were only $10) the people running the place were very nice and it definitely had a warm family feel. We would highly recommend...definitely worth the trip.

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??

So while visiting my son, we decided to take a ride and buy some good things. It is produce,…read morebakery and a small craft place. Everything is fresh and Looks so good. We bought some bake goods, they were so delicious and fresh. Soft and delicate was the crust on my turnover. Picked up some chocolate covered raisins. Then we bought some things in the store - pot holder and dish towel. And a hot air balloon to hang on my porch. They are a small operation, but have plenty of things to purchase. It was a nice time to look around and entertain my granddaughter.

Lots of delicious bakery items! Fantastic pies! Condiments from excellent nationl brands!…read more Wonderful selection of seasonal produce during the summer and fall!

The fresh eggs were super affordable. I called in advance and they set it up for pick up even…read morethough they were close for farmers market.

If I had to choose between The Scoop's hot fudge sundae with chocolate soft serve and pretty much…read moreanything else in life... let's just say I'd be holding a spoon right now, with zero regrets. As regulars, we've reached 'legendary customer' status here. Most of the team knows us as 'the people who get that very specific, highly refined hot fudge sundae order'--chocolate soft serve (because we don't mess with vanilla), extra whipped cream (never too much), and absolutely no cherry (that's a rookie mistake, friends). The employees are like dessert clairvoyants, anticipating our order before we even finish our dramatic entrance. They're practically superheroes, handing over our sundaes with a smile and the kind of speed that'd make a caffeinated squirrel jealous. Each spoonful feels like a trip to a chocolatey utopia, and every last visit of the year has us counting down the days until the next ice cream season. If you're not eating sundaes here, well... you're simply living life wrong.

Great soft serve. Good hard ice cream flavors. We've had sundaes, root beer floats, and more. No…read morecomplaints! Quick good service. Definitely recommend.