Charming fruit and vegetable stand with a lot of things that are neither. The produce appeared to…read morebe quite good quality, though prices were strictly retail. Daughter and I stopped on our way back to Buffalo from Dunkirk. She bought some strawberries. I bought a dragonfly... to send to my sister who shares my love of dragonflies. The address: 2691 US-20, Sheridan, NY 14135. But you are out in the country, where addresses aren't always evident. If you're headed west on US-20, Hamlet Farms Store will be on your left. I had noticed it on our way to Dunkirk and made a point of stopping on our way home. Honey, jams, sauces, planters, PLANTS, knickknacks, plants, and plants. Hamlet Farms is one of those roadside places that you must stop at and browse. You never know what you will find.

Bought quite a bit of fruit and vegetables most were rotten. They refused to refund or replace any…read moreof it. They were extremely rude about everything

This place is awesome! Lovely Senic ride there especially in our beautiful autumn months. Cool old…read morebarn nicely decorated with pumpkins, mums, honey, grapes, peppers, squash, a million kinds of apples, maple syrup... DELICIOUS fresh pressed Cider! Hot spiced cider! Cider slushies! So yummy and reasonably priced :) They have free samples of apples and informative charts on diff apple flavors and uses. I can't recommend this place enough! Support local businesses!

Beautiful place to get a dozen varieties of fresh apples! You can get a bushel or a half bushel,…read moreor really any amount. The day we came, there were also big beautiful bell peppers, gourds, winter squashes, & pumpkins of all sizes. They also had dried corn on the cob, pies, NY maple syrup, honeys, & apple cider by the 1/2 gallon or gallon jug. This cider is really DELICIOUS stuff - so addicting! I got a cider slushie, & omg it is SO GOOD - just pure, sweet, slushy, cider. We also tried a glazed & a cinnamon sugar dusted cake donut (made with their apple cider), and they were absolutely worth getting. Yum!

Great crop share. Everything thing is done right. Thank you Dr, Falvo for saving a local farm!read more

I've been coming to Coulter Farms since I was a kid when my Grandma, bless her soul would bring me…read moreand my 5 cousins, don't know how she did it, but such sweet memories they are. This summer me and one of my cousins and our husbands came back to relive our memories, and the place was just how I remembered. Very friendly staff and service. There is a phone number on their website to call which gives up to date directions in terms of what is available and when and where which is super convenient. At the farm they have quart and pint containers, bags and trays for you to use as you go out and pick. Their fields are nice and easy to find. The fruit is fresh, delicious, and reasonably priced. The trouble is the timing, anyone who has picked before knows there is a small window. Strawberries usually come near the end of June and then cherries, blueberries and raspberries quickly follow. Blink and you might miss it, as soon as the end of the school year approaches, use the phone number so that you don't! Coulters seems to have fair pricing for their fruit. Berries all are purchased by pint or quart, whereas cherries are purchased by pound. While they are delicious and worth every penny, be aware the cherries will add up quickly, they weigh more than you think! If you're looking for a fun day, rewarding when you bring home the spoils, check out Coulter farms. Remember to catch them at the end of June, and bring some sunscreen and water, it gets hot out there!

It looks as if the Walnut Street location is closed for strawberry picking this year. I arrived at…read more09:30, well after opening, and the weigh station was closed, and no fields were planted.

A nice place to do some berry picking in WNY! I went a couple of weeks ago to pick some…read morestrawberries with my friend and her young boys. It was towards the end of the picking season, so at first the berries seemed scarce, but once you push aside the bushes, some prime strawberries appear. They came to $4.25 a quart ( you pay after you are finished) .... we also indulged in some milkshake treats after spending some time picking in the sun. (they were out of straws, but I improvised) I chose a Raspberry one, it hit the spot! Next up, cherry picking!

It seems we've come upon the final Erdle. If we can get over this one, then we will be good to go…read more One of the better stands at the Elmwood-Bidwell Farmers' Market in the summers and falls. Speaking of Falls, did you know Niagara Falls is just a few miles away? But that's beside the point. I've shopped here twice, I think, although I lose track of all the different stalls. I like this one because it reminds me of someone. The fruit and veggies I've been buying at this market and from this stand have been excellent, if a little overpriced. I'd have to be "Rich" like Erdle to shop here all the time though.

Always a great place to stop. This year we also picked raspberries and strawberries. Not sure if…read moreit's the weather or really good crop maintenance, but every bush this year seemed to have great big, juicy blueberries. We filled two buckets in about 15 minutes.

Love the experience of buying fresh Fruits and vegetables from Bry-Anne Farms. Small family owned…read morefarm with friendly help. They also bake fresh pies and tarts. It's a pleasant drive off the main roads. Picked up the semi freestone peaches today the freestone will be available by the end of the week, so tasty. Cheers

Quality was very good. Nice selection of veggies and fruit. Prices just a bit high, but not enough…read moreto keep me from purchasing. Service was friendly.

Wonderful farm stand found just outside of my old "stomping grounds," State University of NY,…read moreCollege of Fredonia (or whatever they call it these days!!) I stopped here during my quick trip down "memory lane" back in early July and LOVED what I saw at this wonderful farm stand!! I wanted one of everything, but settled on some yummy snacks for my loooooong drive back home to Ohioooooooo, with promises to return one day soon!! Friendly folks, GREAT selection of fruits and veggies, beautiful flowering plants, and great snacks as well. Reasonable prices and EVERYTHING is tempting!!!

Outstanding service combined with the BEST cider (only apples) and baked pies (only natural…read moreingredients). You cannot find better. Bill Luff- Snyder

CIDER! Seriously the best cider locally. And they always have friendly people working there.read more

I recently went to Lana's The Little House and found it absolutely wonderful! This was a surprise…read moregift from a friend. When we pulled into the driveway and parked, we were already captivated by our surroundings. There was a charming English style cottage surrounded by a lovely garden. We walked through a grapevine arbor and saw a wishing well. A barn was close by with flowers growing around it and pots of flowers hanging on a shelf on the outside of the barn. Lana greeted us as we walked up to the front door. After making introductions, we went inside and got seated. Lana explained the history and architecture of the cottage. We took a tour of the cottage and it was so amazing to see everything. In fact, we kept pointing out things to each other that we were missing. I couldn't believe all the nooks and crannies. I felt like I was on a treasure hunt. After the tour, we looked around the gift shop picking out the teas we wanted to sample. Lana made us the tea and served us watercress sandwiches, scone, and butter tarts which melted in our mouths. During tea, Lana shared many stories she experienced in owning and we laughed all afternoon. Before leaving, we walked the grounds which were so lovely. We were there all day but the time had flown by and we never felt rushed. I can't wait to go back and bring my Mom, she will love this!

I attended a tea with several friends. We were excited about the experience and looking forward…read moresome quiet down time in the gardens. The cottage was cute and quaint - totally looked like something out of a story book. Things looked promising. That is where the good experience we were hoping for started to take a downturn. Lana is a VERY chatty person. She talked quite extensively about the creation of the cottage, the previous owners, he ownership, etc. She frequently went off on tangents and added all sorts of personal stories. The thing was, you were captive. You couldn't go anywhere or do anything - you had to sit there and listen. After what seemed like an eternity, we were ready to have tea. The tea selection was a highlight as there were what seemed like hundreds of options to choose from. After some careful deliberation, we all selected the tea flavors we wanted and were seated in the dining room. Here is the kicker - Lana sat down with us! We weren't expecting her to actually sit down and have lunch/tea with us. Not only did she join us, she embedded herself directly into our conversations. It was really awkward. As I mentioned, the tea was great but the lunch, not so much. It isn't that it wasn't good, just that I've had much better most other places I've had tea at for a much lower cost. She either needs to lower her cost or add to her selections. By the time we were done with tea, our allotted time at the garden was up (because of the long winded stories before and during tea). One of the reasons we went was to see the beautiful gardens and we never got the chance! I did have an enjoyable time, but it would have been much better had Lana been less intrusive and left us alone more during our time there. The rating would also be higher if the price was cut.