Great people, great food and craft selection. Free tastes. Friendly atmosphere. Easy chatting w…read moreproprietors and shoppers. Total pleasure.

Its fall time and that means pumpkins, apples, cider and yes fried donuts. Herman's farm Market on…read morefive mile line road is your one stop shop for the above mentioned. Great selection to choose from from apples, niced pressed cider, some selection of vegetables grape pies, apple pies and fried donuts. Stop buy and tell them Scott sent you. Enjoy your trip to Herman's farm Market.

Very cool spot. Kids love it. Outstanding service, great selection, and tons of fun. The only thing…read morethat they must add is oat milk and almond milk options. Small apple picking bags. We should definitely return.

Lovely Farm with many activities for kids. I visited the farm near the end of August and it was…read moreduring Sunflower time. They have 2 parking lots to ensure we can all park. It wasn't too busy since I visited early afternoon on Thursday and I didn't have to wait to go through admission. I got burger and pull pork sandwich during my visit and it was good, specially the fries. The soda wasn't good at all, it was very little flavor and tastes almost like blank water. For the farm, it was quite big. They have Pick your own apple and Flower when I visited, and lots more games for kids. Staffs are friendly and helpful.

Schutt's has been our go-to place for apples, cider, and maple syrup for many years! We love the…read morequality, the options, the service, and their entire staff! Also, best fried cakes anywhere around!

Apples apples apples! Cider cider cider! Donuts are great! Gift items are WAY overpriced and too…read moremuch clutter.

Alright here we go, I thought we were tripping but just saw a couple of other reviews and I see…read morethis is a problem. The bartender/waitress customer service is unacceptable; okay so when my gf walked into the bar she walked up and sat in the middle waiting to order flight of ciders. The bartender ignored her. There was a couple that was there before my gf so she took care of them (understandable). There were two other couples that walked in after my gf, they then sat at each end of the bar to order (there's 3 orders to be taken atp and my gf should be next). The bartender skipped my gf even tho she was there first, waiting right in the middle area of the bar to order (bartender walked each end of the bar and ignore the person in the middle? ) After she took care of the couples, another couple walked in and she immediately took care of them again "u closing ur tap? Let me help u" (while my gf still waits). After everyone got their drinks and walked outside, my gf was able to order the drinks. Idk what was the issue, my gf and I were the only POC there (there is a racist reputation online for the town of Penfield. Look it up) I hate to say that was the reason but idk. The view there was very beautiful but sad we had unfortunate experience. #ZeroTipExperience

Now added a delicious garlic cheese pizza to the food lineup and introduced a delicious Estate…read moreBlend cider to the tastings. Service is typically prompt and courteous and the ambiance is delightful- especially on music Sundays from 430-630pm!

Went to return a dead plant. I bought it a few weeks ago and tossed the plastic pot it came in …read more The manager gave me a hard time because he said that needed that pot to make the return . Really??? So you find it odd that a customer would replace the cheap pot and place the plant in a nicer one and just hold onto the garbage pot it came in. He was not going to let it go, so I said" fine, but ll be documenting this lack of customer service online. At that point, he said I could exchange it. I went to look and got some other kind of plant. The cashier then said to said manager " shouldn't she have to get the same kind of plant? " I was totally taken aback by the rudeness of the employees there. He ultimately allowed me to get the plant I selected. It will be a long time if ever , before I them give them any business.

Visited on July 5th because one of only markets that appeared to be open. Lettuce plants on sale…read more20% off, great deal. Everything else inside is way overpriced as compared to the Rochester Farmers Market. They were not nearly as sweet as the ones at ROC Farmers Market. Unless you need to I would say this place is a pass/tourist trap.

Another year, another trip to Wilbert's! My partner and I made our second annual quest for the…read moreperfect tree this past weekend, this time with our puppy along for the ride. Wilbert's is a MASSIVE Christmas tree farm that spreads across both sides of Salt Road. They have pre-cut and u-cut, with the u-cut being significantly cheaper. We grabbed a saw and a cart and went on our journey. We probably should have gone across the street to hunt for our tree, as the POSTED SIGN suggested. I am sure there is a safe way to cross the street and get to another path of trees, but the dog was being annoying and we needed to get a move on hence...we went to the more baren side of the field. After finding some potentials that were dead on the inside, we landed on our perfect (slightly smaller this year) tree! The wrap up process is really easy and they even provide twine to adhere the tree to your car. You can show up with nothing, chop down a tree, and drive away with it all with the complimentary materials they have on hand. When I lived in an apartment, I headed down to the boy scout Christmas Tree station that was walkable from my house, and I think they were charging ~$65 per tree. Not the case at Wilbert's where a u-cut will only set you back $45. I highly recommend grabbing your fam and your pooch and heading to Wilbert's this holiday season!

I do enjoy wilberts tree farm. They have an extensive size of land with about 4 or 5 entrances to…read morepark at. I'm not sure how many different kinds of trees they have but i know it's more than 3. I don't know all the names of the kinds of trees because we always went for a Douglas fir. Each entrance has a team of guys and girls to check you out, shake the tree, cut off the bottom branches and help you put it on the car. They also have manual saws for you to borrow. The price does seem to go up every year which I'm not fond of but that's what keeps them in business I guess. They also sell wreaths and precut trees at a lower price. It's a great place to go to keep up a tradition and if you want a real tree for Christmas

Dave the owner of Mayer's Cider Mill hasn't paid our invoice on drums of grape concentrate since…read moreMay 2025 with constant delay tactics and excuses. Hasn't even sent us $1. I asked Dave several times for payment updates and request a modest but regular payment plan on a weekly basis. I was also told by 3 other vendors in the tri state area that Dave is also past due 8+ months on their invoices. Since last year, Dave has emailed and texted me 17 times false information including "check is in the mail", "check will be sent out this week". It's all in writing. How can you support a business who doesn't pay their vendors? I am a proud small business owner who supports locals business across the country. Dave, do the right thing and pay us what we shipped you a year ago. It's not ok to steal and think you can get away with it.

This place seems like it has just given up. Bought donuts, all stale, the apples in the bin were…read moresoft and mushy and the shelves practically empty. The cider was good. They are trying to sell the property unsuccessfully as it's been on the market a few months. Sad.

The quality of the produce the knowledge and friendliness of the owners you just can't beat it…read more What's scary is there are less of farm stands like this available as time goes on.

My husband and I purchase the best produce at Schreiner Farm. I got very spoiled buying from…read moreSchreiner Farm. I like getting our fresh vegetables right from the farm after being picked...from farm to table as the saying goes! I do minimal produce shopping at the supermarket. I prefer to support my local farmers and know I am getting home grown vegetables that are fresh from that day. If you've never been there, it's worth the trip...and I bet you will leave with a bag full of goodness! Happy and healthy eating to all.

This is my first year participating with the CSA at Sunscape- OMG- it is amazing. The vibe of the…read morefame and staff is very welcoming. The vegetables and fruits are so ripe and ready. thank you Sunscape for sharing your farm with the Penfield community!

Been there once and it's fine but pretty average. I was hoping for a bit more! Service was slow…read morewhen it's busy but selection is decent .Parking can be a problem at times. I'd likely go to bigger market.

I had the opportunity to visit the Rochester Public Market a few times this harvest season…read more It's a large, bustling farmers market where many vendors sell not only seasonal produce, meat, seafood, baked goods etc., but also all sorts of unexpected merchandise. If I lived closer, I would certainly be here more often to shop, meet for coffee, lunch, and so on. There are restaurants, cafés, and bakeries on the premises. You can find whatever you're in the mood for--whether you want something elegant or more casual, or perhaps something trendy. There are plenty of places to sit and sip coffee, eat a sweet pastry, and watch what's going on around you. I love everything about this market! It's incredibly diverse and lively. What a fun place to be! I don't know what else I could add. Perhaps the fact that, for the past two years, I've been buying all the tomatoes for my preserves at this very market. This year, I discovered a stall run by a very friendly person originally from Turkey. It turned out we both love making tomato preserves. To my delight, she even showed me photos of her finished jars! Her tomatoes were delicious! I hope to return to that exact spot next year. What else? For the first time on this side of the ocean, I saw a mushroom stand where you could pick out the specific mushrooms you wanted. On top of that, paper bags were provided--not plastic ones. Perfect! As I've already mentioned, you never quite know what to expect. Every week, you'll see or experience something new. That's why there's no room for boredom.

The Rochester Public Market is one of the best farmers market I have been to and I've been to a lot…read moreof farmers markets! Not only do they have your typical produce, food vendors, flowers etc... they also are constantly hosting various free events. Always something fun, free and unique things to check out! If you haven't been here before you're missing out!