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.

Just visited for a work gathering. Just love long acres in the fall. The wood fired pizza was…read moredivine and the semi dry cider was delicious. It was too late to start the maze but will be back to do so. My 16 year old son didn't feel there was much for him to do outside of the maze but he was sharing the memories he had when he visited when he was little. The farm is so fall focused with its ambiance and I absolutely love it.

Amazing farm for the harvest season. So many activities to choose from and a large corn maze…read more It's a nice place to get together with family. They have a store, food, wine cellar etc. Staff is always friendly.

To help break-up the pandemic monotony, we drove out to apple country the week of May 23. All of…read morethe apple orchards were in bloom and the beauty was just stunning! We decided to swing by Lagoner Farms, and bought some Cortland apples which had been in cold storage all winter, some freshly harvested asparagus (which was SO YUMMY! -- what a difference it makes to eat local foods!) And some super-dry champagne-like hard cider. Can you say YUM?!?! Not only was it a feast for the eyes ... and belly .... but did our souls good, to get out of town and into nature. Even if the trees aren't in bloom, we suggest you go do this! Drive along Lake Ave all the way to Pultneyville and then head over to Lagoner for a beautiful and tasty stop!

Loved their selection of homemade cookies and pies. Their apple pie with the crumb crust and the…read morecarmel drizzle is sinfully delicious. I am quite addicted to their Jake and Amos Dilly Beans and have heard the Brussels sprouts are quite good, but haven't tried them yet. They have a great selection of Thousand Island cheese. The extra sharp is my particular favorite. We never leave without at least one jar of honey. As far as I am concerned they have the best prices for honey that I have seen. That's what they have NOW. Just wait till apple season!!! Oh boy!!!!

We absolutely loved Burnap's Farm Market! We were able to get everything we needed to stock up…read morebefore heading back home to New Jersey. The produce was fresh, there was so much to choose from, and the prices were incredible. I honestly couldn't believe how inexpensive the mums were compared to what we pay in New Jersey. Of course, we had to get some! Great quality, great prices, and such a nice experience overall. We left with the car loaded and very happy. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area.

This place is genuine. Their playground is filled with wood replica farm tractors etc. very cool…read more Market has many home made food items. Service with a smile. Wish I were a local so I could return.

Cute little spot that sells so many things! However, we were here for the apple cider donuts. My…read moredad grew up around here and has fond memories of apple farming and everything to do with apples, so it's a must stop! We were there a bit later in the day, so perhaps the donuts were not as fresh as they could have been, but they were tasty. Others in our party got some ice cream and an apple cider slushy. Everyone enjoyed! The place also sells a variety of goods: lotions, sauces, fruit, cheese, cider, jams, and some fresh meat and vegetables. Friendly service and a cute sitting area outside to enjoy your treats!

Stopped here in my way back from Chimney Bluffs which was about a 10 minute drive. The quaint shop…read morehad a variety of goods such as fruit, cheese, salt bread, cider, jams, and more. My dad and I decided to get apple cider donuts and an apple cider slushy. There was an area to sit outside where we enjoyed the fluffy donuts. The slushy was sweet and tart which had a delightful cider taste. I would definitely get both again.

Super friendly. Great cider. And very cute place with reasonable prices. That hade huge cabbages…read morethat were cheaper then a very small one at Walmart. Every thing was fresh. Tomatoes and apples were great.

Lots of local seasonal produce decorative items too. Maple syrup and honey. Pickles and preserved…read morethings in jars. Apples, grapes, and pumpkins of all sizes and shapes. Pears. Indian corn and gourds. Cabbage and cauliflower. It's fall. It's local. It's fun.

I looked up Sunday, farmers markets, and this one and one near Buffalo were the only two in Western…read moreNew York! We had a very enjoyable time, walking through and looking at all the products for sale. Take a look at the pictures to see what a wide variety of items that are for sale as well as live band was playing! Would definitely return and recommend this to others.

It took me so long to make it to this market-- Sunday midday is just such a busy time-- but I'm so…read moreglad I did! For a smaller farmers market, they had a great range of vendors, from fresh produce and meat to plants to food trucks and local vendor favorites (Crust Pie Co, Brian's Kitchen, etc). This was a great time, and I highly recommend if you get the chance to go! They have something for everyone. The vibe is also a bit calmer than the Rochester Public Market, and there was live jazz music!

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.

As the Greece market season is coming to a close, I just want to say what a great summer/fall I had…read morefinding amazing deals here! Now overall variety of items is low - usually what's in season only but if that's all you're looking for then it's so much easier to maneuver than the Rochester public market is on a busy Saturday. Park over by the former Sears parking area and bring your raiseable bags. On Saturday's Happy Pickle is there and they are the most amazing pickles - discounts depending on how many you buy. Last week I got a huge butternut squash for $1 and hard to find honeynut squash 2/$1. I have purchased tons of red, green and nappa cabbage more than half off what you would pay at the store. Vendors are helpful, knowledgeable and very friendly. Check the Greece Ridge calendar prior to heading out as this market is not year round - but definitely a place to find great local produce for cheap.

After my first visit I became a huge fan of this Farmers Market! I went early on a Saturday…read moremorning. Only a handful of people were there at 8:30 :) Since it's at the Greece Ridge Mall, there's plenty of parking right up close. No hassle of driving downtown fighting the crowds or finding a place to park. Vendors are friendly and willing to work with you. The prices were fantastic, so much more for your buck! I stocked up on green peppers, onions, garlic, brussel sprouts and potatoes. The onions were my favorite, so big and flavorful. Super convenient, great produce amazing prices!