Unique food, terrific presentation, pleasant and efficient serving staff! Great dining…read moreexperience....should be Michelin rated

We went to the Hydrangea luncheon. It was beautiful. Great presentation and friendly service. The…read morefood was very good but everything had sugar in it. Way too much sugar!! In fact a woman was throwing up afterwards and my cousin was sick for a couple of days. Not enough protein to counter act all the sugar.

Super cute and well run orchard and winery. We wanted to get out, enjoy the weather and pick some…read moreapples this year. I looked up some reviews and LynOaken was highly recommended and offered a lot of varieties. A huge bonus was that there was a winery next door! I called in advance to see what the U-pick varieties were for the date I was looking to go because all the varieties are not ready to be picked at once. This year they had an online reservation system set up due to the pandemic. $7 included parking and a small bag of non specialty apples. You could buy more u-pick or prepicked apples on site. When you arrive there is a super cute country store set up with pre picked apples, cider, baked goods, vegetables and other treats. Once you check in there are wagons you can use to lug apples or transport kids which was a nice bonus. The area is large but not too spread out so it's nice to take a family and kids can't go too far. The staff is helpful and knows a lot about their products. Delicious and fresh apples and very clean and well run place. The winery, Leonard Oakes Estates, next door also had outdoor seating. I think there was indoor as well if you wanted. $10 got you 3 generous tastings and an ample choice of charcuterie, nuts, etc. There were a lot of tasty wine and ciders to choose from. Overall a fun day with tons of yummy options to choose from.

Each year, my family and I choose a different orchard to apple pick at. This year, Lynoaken was…read morechosen. The farm is connected to Leonard Oaks Winery, as well as a store that sells jams, honey, candy, cider, little cute trinkets and gifts, etc. They also have homemade baked goods for sale as well. The trees aren't as large as some of the other more established orchards, but they get the job done. I like this place because there are so many varieties of apples. They do offer a tractor ride to the orchard, however, it is such a short ride from where you purchase your apple picking bag, that there is really no reason to take the lift. The orchard is set up with wooden signs that are red, yellow and green, letting you know what varieties are safe to pick, or ones that could be picked, or apples that should not be touched. I tried a red signed apple, not realizing it was in the red zone, and I could see why you wouldn't want to eat that one yet. The employees are helpful and friendly. The area where you purchase your apple picking bag also has a bunch of apples that you can purchase without hiking into the orchard. There are also fresh doughnuts (that were extremely yummy,) and popcorn for sale. There is also a sign telling you what apples are ready to be picked. There is a little play area for kids containing houses, and wagons as well.

My favorite place to pick blueberries and raspberries. They have the most beautiful blueberry…read moreplants. They have some very tall ones that are gorgeous, they look like edible lilacs. You are able to walk freely throughout the rows and bask in the beauty while obtaining delicious fruit. Staff are friendly and helpful, I've never had a bad experience. You pay by the lb for the blueberries.

What a great experience. I had the opportunity to meet the owner and her daughter. They were…read moresuper informative and knowledgeable in all things apple! I even hit them with a few random questions and BOOM, they had the answers. We did go a little later into the season so we were not able to pick all of their apples varieties, but I still went home with a bunch! Also, we had the opportunity to pick fresh raspberries. I WAS IN HEAVEN. I could have just done that and been a happy camper. I also picked a small pumpkin from their patch. I learned that the pumpkin patch location changes every 1-2 years. Its a good thing that it was in its lat year because there are plans for that space next year. Keep your eyes peeled people because next year there will be a Cidery opening up. As well as a place to hold parties/weddings! I am totally pumped to try their tasty ciders with all of their homegrown fruit! Their keeping it in the family as the owners daughter and son-in-law are the ones that will be running this place. There was also a maze, but i did not take the time to walk through it. Overall I did not see as many children attractions that you tend to see at apple farms, but I loved the mother daughter team and their passion and commitment to locally grown fruit and cider! I will be back!

Beautiful, healthy nursery stock. Outstanding selection. Professional installation. Excellent…read morecustomer service. Thank you Dave VerHulst and Crew!

So disappointing today, charged $15 entry each for basically nothing! Barrel train not running, no…read morecider or donuts, corn maze or free pie pumpkin as listed on ticket. Why would we be charged if these things were not available? Don't pay the money for virtually nothing!

Did a sample tasting of flavored vinegars at Rochester a public market today and I was sold on…read morethem! Many flavors too choose from. They even make olive oil soaps and lotions. I bought a rose olive oil bar soap which smells amazing and can't wait to try it. The young girl at the market was so nice and friendly. She let us sample whatever we wanted and even introduced us to peach vinegar mixed with basil. OMG! Delicious I picked up a bottle of basil and can't wait to try it with my salads! Definitely a must try at the market. Located right at the main entrance so you won't miss it

I have absolutely no clue why I have never written a review on this place.. well here we go…read more I've been here to pick up things for events and raffles.. Ive tried the oils and vinegars pre-Covid. Lots of fun things to try and it gives you ideas of things to use with different foods. (Mayer Lemon EVOO!) Oils as a garnish or to sauté with, make salad dressings, dip your bread..the list goes on. Thing is with Covid I have no idea if you can try anything? I would say ask.. I buy blind and I just go by a description so... What's nice is they ship and they have a few other locations. If you want to give a gift to someone who loves to cook but not sure what to get them. Come here you can get a bunch of different things or get a prepared box of boxed up oils and etc. Staff is friendly and helpful considering Covid it's not a big place and they will regulate the flow of customers if it gets a bit too much. What's good about this place is where it is, after you go in here depending the time frame you can pop in to Baker Street Bakery for some bread and treats. Check out Salty a lovely boutique store or go to Cafe Sasso, Glen Edith, The Chai Guy or Pittsford Dairy for some drinks and treats. Parking is street or behind the building on Somerton. Give them a whirl.

I absolutely love any stop into F. Oliver's. Looking for a unique gift you know people will use?…read moreThis is the spot! The staff here are total experts when it comes to helping you find a unique flavor profiles and combinations, and, while I haven't been in during the COVID times, know they have an amazing tasting process during the normal times. I adore their balsamics and am particularly partial to the fig and berry-based bottles. We always have F. Olivers with our Sunday sauce at my parents house - paired with some Wegmans garlic tuscan bread?! Forget it. I always look forward to my next order of oils and balsamics. Stop in if you have yet to, making stops at Salty and Baker Street Bakery in the awesome Somerton plaza. F. Olivers also has a location in Canandaigua. Happy dipping!

This place is very cute and definitely in fruit/farm country! It is convenient too, especially…read morecoming from Rochester via the Parkway to Lakeside/Point Breeze exit. It's mere minutes away. The place is organized and neat. The fresh fruits, baked goods, local-made maple syrups, jams and salsa along with an assortment of vegetables are arranged in a colorful and appealing manner. The staff was very busy yet friendly. The ice cream shop is located on the side of the building with covered picnic tables to enjoy your ice cream. There's also a child's play area in the rear of the building.

The food is hit or miss but the icecream is delicious. Glad we found this for the icecream.read more

stopped in to pick up a Christmas Wreath - had a lovely selection- plus - other christmas…read moredecorations, garden decorations, other interesting yard items - plus APPLES! The staff was friendly, and VERY helpful - will be a stop next time I am in Medina!

I must admit I have never I never picked here. During the months they are open I am in here…read moreseveral times a month. During apple season I am often in once a week. They have great corn when in season. They have a ton of different variety of apples, including the ever popular snap dragons. When other places are out of Snap Dragons they still have them. They have the most trees in the area. Wonder what Snap Dragon apples are? Well they are a newer variety that are crisp and sweet, great for baking and eating. Love that they carry local honey and not just wildflower but my favorite Tupelo which is darker. Don't forget their delicious fresh pressed apple cider. Everyone is friendly, knowledgable, helpful and kind!