I actually don't know where this is. All I remember is that I took a spontaneous turn into this…read moreplace when I saw it coming up. Staff is very nice. They must get a lot of tourist/travelers just popping in. They have a wide selection of fruits and vegetables, which I assume are organic. Of course, you're going to be paying a slight premium from the products here but it's good to support local farms and communities. They also have a variety of frozen meats, as well as baked goods like danishes and short bread. The short bread was packed nicely and a sweet, creamy taste, The danishes were very good as well. As soon as I brought them home, they were gone right away. My family seemed to enjoy the pastries so I wish I bought more. Overall, it seems like this farm produces some nice quality products.

On they way home to go around traffic you tend to find hidden gems along the side roads in the…read morecountry side just like this one! With shopping local and Canadian becoming more encouraged in 2018 my parents and I decided to stop here for a bit of grocery shopping. I love shopping from farms like these when in season of course as it supports local folks and communities that deserve help from city slickers like me! I picked up some lamb chop (which is my first time having lamb) a jar of peach raspberry jam plus some cheese curds; my mother picked some peas, strawberry syrup and lamb too. All in all I liked it there and may divert our usual route on purpose just to come back and pick up some other items that I didn't have room in the cooler to take back to home. :)

The 100 Mile Store an independent grocer offering local and specialty products. You should see how…read moremuch goodness is packed into this tiny store! A definite must-visit for any foodie.

The 100 Mile Store reminded me of the Leslieville Cheese Market with the one exception that there…read morewas very little cheese at the 100 Mile. Strange I know but the layout and fridges filled with delicious things really hit me. The shop is tiny and tries to showcase local organic products of all kinds. Soap, meat, cheese, baked goods, you name it. If it's ethically made then they want to help you sell it. That's a mandate I can get behind because far too many companies put profit ahead of quality these days. I picked up a dozen duck eggs, a giant mason jar of maple syrup, elk jerky and bacon and was amazed at how good everything was. Fresh, locally sourced food makes for one hell of a breakfast which kind of makes me wish I lived a little closer to this place.

Some of the fanciest and most interesting vegetables you can get your hands on in Ontario. I buy…read moreCookstown Greens' amazing lettuces and crazy coloured carrots at the Brickworks market on Saturday mornings but you can also get them at high end grocery stores. Plus many top chefs use them in Toronto.

From the owner: Cookstown Greens grows the best quality, best tasting certified organic vegetables, greens and…read moreseedlings. Supplying restaurants, farmers' markets and food shops in and around Toronto

I've been shopping here for years and never ever been disappointed. The produce is always fresh…read moreand tasty.

Such a cute little market!…read more Stopped in on a whim on my way to Lake Couchiching for a girls weekend. Ended up with a basket of fresh peaches, fresh corn, organic maple syrup, a box of homemade peanut butter cookies, and a bag of trail mix. Everything was super fresh and tasty. Oh and the cookies - OH MY GAH, so so yummy! They also offered plants and flowers for sale outside of the building. Seems to be a one stop shop for cottagers and locals in the area, would definitely return!

**Review for their pick your own strawberry**…read more The price for 2018 is $6/kg, which I remembered it was $5/kg when I last went here for the 2016 strawberry season. They have a pretty large strawberry field for customers to pick from. You can either bring your own container to buy a basket from them, and they will weight your strawberries at the end to determine the cost. There is no time limit of how long you stay in the field to pick, and they have free parking on site. It appears that this year the yield was lower than usual, as the strawberries were mostly smaller than the ones I picked back in 2016. However, they still taste really good despite the smaller size. The strawberries go back fairly quickly, so you should eat them within a day or two after picking, or store them in the freezer to make smoothies. They also have other produce available for picking, which I think corn is coming up later in July. You can go on their website to see what's available and the prices. They also have a market on the other side of the street for customers to buy fresh produce from, much like a farmers market

A recent bus day trip included a stop at this market and it was a delightful little place. Lots of…read morepreserves, fresh baked goods, produce and even some frozen options. There is also gelato and ice cream offerings. I got myself a strawberry sundae that hit the spot. I also picked up some ambrosia apples, an unique maple chipotle pepper seasoning, red pepper jelly, strawberry cream honey (!!) and a corn dip. The last thing I hesitated on until a customer said it was amazing. Sold! I bought a frozen one to survive a bit longer and I haven't tried it yet, but considering the enjoyment of everything else, I trust it will be good. My sister got some fresh corn on the cob and her whole family wished she brought home more. So if you're in the area, do yourself a favour and see what Herrie's has to offer.

Cute farm with crazy sweet corn! Awesome pumpkins, Brussels sprouts, peas, sunflowers, desserts…read moreand much much more! We got corn and decorative corn to spruce up our door entrance of our house. Also, Allison's Farm was one of Halton Hill's Autumn Discovery Pass businesses.

Some of the best corn I've ever had whenever we have gone to pick some out at the farmers market,…read morehighly recommend :)

We went last weekend, it was a lot of people and kids there. This is a huge farm that lots of…read morevarieties to pick. Now it's a good time to pick strawberries, raspberry, blueberries, peas, and corns. There are wagons to take ppl from one field to another. We got off at the strawberry field, but we don't really into the strawberry, so just took a look; then we got to the raspberry field, they looked good, but we barely eat raspberry; then we went to the Blueberry field, our destination was here. We saw another side of the field was having big blueberries, but they didn't open that side to us. And they said it was noon already, most of the big ones had been picked. I tasted a few, they were sort of big, but soured. We moved to other sides, but still the same. When we went home, most of them we made smoothies with honey. We also went to the peas field, not too many people. The peas were so sweet that we could eat them raw. But we went home to boil them with the skin, the skin was hard to eat, it was not snow peas, and too expensive when weighed with the skin. Good experience for the kids. They were happy.

Delicious strawberries, great value for a day activity with kids. The blueberries and strawberries…read moreare low to ground and very kid friendly height for pick your own. The blueberries were plentiful but small and not that sweet. However the strawberries were so juicy and delicious. You pay $9 per person (6 and under are free), then after you pick, you show your receipt and they deduct what you paid. So as long as you pick at least $9 worth, there's technically no entry fee. We somehow managed to pick under and was asked if we wanted to go back and pick more but was too lazy to. There are 2 different tractors that take you - one to the blueberries. The other to the apples, sweet corn, raspberries, strawberries. There weren't many raspberries to pick, and no one else was there probably for that reason. You can bring your own baskets, otherwise they have plenty and you can pay for them. The tractor wagon ride was very long and enjoyable for kids. They have a little playground area and lots of picnic tables. We tried the apple cinnamon froyo which was one of the flavours (the other ones were rasberry and blueberry). The apple cinnamon flavour was unlike anything i have ever tasted. A bit sour, very cinnamony, and sweet. It tasted like apple pie in a froyo. Overall it was great value!

I visit Singh Farm anytime I visit Brampton. They have really fresh produce, always someone to help…read moreyou when you need help finding something, and the store always has an upbeat vibe. When you drive up to the store, it's super bright and colorful, and it can't be missed. I enjoy the fresh juice bar, and each time I go in, I ask one of the employees to make me something new, and they never disappoint! It's a huge plus they have all those fresh fruits and veggies available. I'm super sensitive to certain things, and they always make something within my restrictions and I've never had an issue. The owner has gotten to know that I'm a visitor from out of country and always comes out to say hi and makes me feel like family. Thank you! I'd definitely recommend this store if you're a local or visiting. We need stores with this extra touch of humanness where I'm from, too.

Amazing juice served - fresh and made with love! Service is always polite and the staff look like…read morethey have fun. Ambiance is welcoming and warm. Great way to support a local family business.

I have visited just recently, and I've got to say, that place blew my mind. The steak sandwich was…read moreamazing; the bread was so much fluffy and tender. The croissant was just perfect, so buttery and flaky. My cappuccino was very good, and indeed, the place is really cozy and the staff are great! will be back again.

From the owner: Feast like never before! Dive into our scrumptious eatery, prime butcher selections, and…read moreirresistible bakery treats. Calling all vendors! Join our bustling market and let your creations shine alongside ours. Taste the difference, join the experience!

Still a five-star joint and just getting better. This year the butcher's stock was even more…read moreamazing, and not just the meats. Don't tell anyone, but I fell off the veg wagon *hard core* during our stay in Bala this year. I couldn't resist, and I was soooo glad I didn't. This year's meaty samplings included whole, marinated chicken; beef kebabs; pork tenderloin; jumbo tiger shrimp; sea scallops; beef burgers; lamb sliders; and prime beef steaks. The quality of meat here is blow-your-mind amazing, and most of it is cut, filleted, or ground right before your eyes. You can pre-order rarer meats, too, like bison, duck, elk, and rabbit. Also available are a selection of amazingly delicious cheeses including real smoked cheddar and black truffled goat. As well as gourmet crackers, chips, dips, and spreads. Not to mention tidbits like addictive Milford Bay smoked trout, brie wheels, charcuterie, and homemade frozen cookie dough to take back to the cottage. Insane. Staff is wonderfully friendly, a local family who loves what they do -- we visited nearly every day for 9 days, and they always recognized us, chatted with us a few minutes, and thanked us profusely for our business (I think we're putting the youngest through uni). And they're still trolling the lakes on their adorable pontoon boat, delivering your orders or stopping by your dock if you flag them down to let you browse that day's selection. This place has to be, without a doubt, one of the best butcher shops and gourmets on the planet, let alone Bala.

This place is not inexpensive but you get what you pay for. This place is filled with premium…read moremeats, seafoods and cheeses. Premium comes at a price. But this is Muskoka cottage country and why not splurge. I have never bought a bad product here. The lamb, beef and fish has always been very fresh and very good. They have a great selection of frozen items as well. Also a place to get really good cheeses. A small selection but all of them top grade.