This is one of the best farmers markets I've ever been to! There was a large variety of vendors and…read morethey're all under a covered pavilion. I also appreciated the organization - the website had a map and directory on who the vendors are and where they are located. I was visiting from out of town so I didn't buy a lot of produce, but I did buy a ton of other stuff. From Georgian garlic, to truffles, to wine, to kombucha, to hand pies, to chapsticks... This is a must stop if you're in the area for much more than produce. Come hungry!

The Ithaca Farmer's Market was one of the things we really wanted to get to see while in town for…read morejust two days so, we snuck over on a busy Saturday for a walk/shop and really enjoyed ourselves. Parking was easier around noon and we actually parked at the DMV and walked over which only took about 10 minutes. Tons of vendors and some extremely delicious food being cooked on site - made to order - we really saw a bunch of things we wanted: breakfast burritos, breakfast pitas, boba, baked goods, wines, vinegar, etc. Everyone was friendly and the range of items was large. The produce was the real star of the show - if we lived here we decided we'd be here every weekend stocking up. Sadly, we mostly browsed and had a few snacks. Very nice space right on the water - you can grab a snack or a meal and sit and enjoy a water view.

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!

Apple cider donuts came out hot, but weren't the best - had very little apple cider flavor. But the…read morefarm was cute.

Delicious ice cream and cheese. A ton of variety for everyone, with great views. Would definitely…read morerecommend trying

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.

I thought there'd be a LOT more going on inside the Eddydale store area. Yeah, the greenhouse is…read morenice (though a lot of generic plant options), but I was looking forward to seeing what would be inside the store. There was just... not much going on. As someone who loves searching for unique and interesting items - whether plants/succulents or foods/sauces/condiments/etc - I was pretty disappointed with what was available at Eddydale. It just seems like they could do so much more with the space they have available. Service was pleasant enough, but also didn't require any assistance until checkout. I understand this is a common area for firewood during camping season, and sweet corn in the summer, but I feel like Eddydale is a better fit for folks camping in local parks than those who know the area.

Very disappointing. Most of their "farm" produce is shipped in from other states including Oregon…read moreand California based on the sticker labels and boxes.

Not as crowded as the Ithaca Farmers Market, this one has a nice variety, the vendors are friendly…read moreand willing to talk about their products and offer suggestions/samples, AND it's dog-friendly!. They often have live music, and it's a hub for community events like the May garage sale trail, the August Gadzukes! festival, the Garden Extravaganza, and more. There is a cafe featuring produce by the vendors - I got a FABULOUS stir-fry prepared by Marie, an intern from Cooperative Extension, for just $3! Beautiful ethnic fabric designs by Lillian, delicious cheese from Snow Farm Creamery, free-range chicken, organic beef and pork, duck eggs, chicken eggs, a good variety of local fruits and vegetables, baked goods, jewelry, flowers, herbs, and crafts. Open 10-2 on Saturdays in season. If you're a local, or if you are just passing through on a Saturday on Rt. 79 between Rt. 81 and Ithaca, take a small detour. It's worth it.

I love this place! I came here for the apple cider and cider donuts! This place definitely did not…read moredisappoint. It's so fresh and yummy! I can't wait til it opens back up again

Spent a Thursday morning while on vacation here picking apples. They have a lot of varieties to…read morechoose from- some I've never had before so that was great. We picked a peck for $9 and grabbed some cider donuts for good measure. They have weekend tours which sound neat- but we didn't get to try those. Not sure if it's year round but they're only open right now Thursday-Sunday. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and into picking your own fruits, veggies, and flowers.

I've been driving my this place for years and finally stopped in. The exterior is beautiful and I…read morehad to see what this place was all about! There is a ton of foodie items, bakery foods, gifts and local foods along with their produce out in the greenhouse area. I was there is the fall so there were plenty of pumpkins and mums. The staff was extremely nice and helpful. I'm heading back there for some holiday shopping! Love it.

I can't believe Dedrick's only has one review; This place has evolved since the new owner took over…read moreto be a year-round market and deli with daily specials and scratch-bakery, IN ADDITION to the wonderful seasonal produce during warmer months, but they may sell certain items year-round, I'm not sure. As a baker, I was thrilled to see a selection of well-priced flours and other baking products. There are lovely kitchen gifts, jellies, relishes and jams, locally roasted coffees, cheeses, dairy and beverages..Brewed coffee and cinnamon rolls, too! So much in such a small and charming space, with a clear focus on the best local products. Friendly, also. Stop by and support this business!

I came here and I'm glad we stopped here. They have a lot of different items throughout the state…read moreof New York. I purchased a couple of different items which were really good such as the pita chip, pistachios, dog treats and granola. The pistachios were really good and so were the pita chips, it was a bit pricey but the quality was there. The granola was not memorable so I would not recommend it. The staff was ok. The place is pretty, had a lot of variety. I definitely recommend this place to buy different things.

If you are a tourist and are a little overwhelmed by all the different farms, vineyards, and…read morerestaurants in the area and are unsure where to start, Check this place out!!! They sell groceries, cheeses, meats, snacks, bread, coffee, and awesome swag, all from local farms, and restaurants, and businesses in the area. Plus the owners are at cash register with their little baby, happy to help guide you to their favorites. They grew up in Burdett and can give some great advice on where the cool hangout spots are. This is also the spot if you want to have an evening in or pack a picnic to take to the lake stuffed with amazing goodness from the local farms I am a "Part-time" local and today was my first day popping in. I wanted to stay in tonight but still have a delicious local meal. I bought a bag of Polenta from Farmer Ground. (Trumansburg) Chèvre garlic and pepper from Lively run goat dairy. (Interlaken) Chilled Mediterranean quinoa salad (Stonecat Cafe in Hector NY) and frozen Garlic bratwurst (packed by Timberland Meats (Dundee) farm fresh asparagus, and chocolate milk from (Sunset view creamery) They have great shaded parking, and I was able to pull in on a nice windy day and leave my dog in the car with the windows down. I ran into a couple of other locals that I knew and struck up a pleasant conversation. They have picnic table out front, so you can buy your farmdelicious foods and eat them out side and enjoy the day. Locals and tourists alike, we're hanging out at the picnic tables, having fun. Their decor is so cute. Perfect country store vibe, with a granola and wine twist. It's nice to see a small family business connecting locals farms and community through the food they carry. Today was an extra bonus day, because Nickels BBQ food truck was parked in lot, their BB sauce is also sold inside Burdett exchange, if you want your own bottled sauce. After I cashed out with ny groceries. I popped over to them for a brisket sandwich, coleslaw, and fries. If you're lucky enough to see them there when you pop over, highly recommend giving them a try, delicious and I will review them separately. This place is downtown burdett 3 simple streets from Route 414 and is a must try, and grab some gifts for your friends while you're there. Now my biggest decision today is what wine to pair with my dinner in tonight. Lol

Small-town, local farmers market with warm, welcoming vibes. Within a relatively small area, many…read morevendors are available selling plants, food, artisan products, honey, ice cream, and more. I got onion focaccia bread from a bakery, freshly squeezed peach lemonade, raw honeys, and high quality ice cream. There's plenty of room for parking and there's decent places to sit. Everyone here was incredibly friendly and kind. I'd love to come again when I visit T-Burg.

Lovely setting and friendly vendors with good range of everything you'd expect--meat, eggs, coffee,…read moredairy, baked goods, beer, etc. it's in a park with ample picnic tables and room for kids to run. Every week there's music at the gazebo too. So buying a pizza or empanada and having a beer is a nice way to spend the early evening. Only reason it gets 4 stars instead of five is that prices are very high. Can of beer is$7, modest size pizza almost $20, eggs $4 dozen, etc.