This is a medium sized grocery store that is very well stocked for its size. It has a nice…read moreselection of fresh fruit and vegetables, ample to-go foods such as prepared salads and hot meals. The store is clean and well organized and well stocked. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

We stopped by here on our way back to the city from Bon Echo to grab lunch and some souvenirs. This…read moreattraction is a country market best known for their Giant Apple. You can actually go inside the apple and climb to the top for a view of the entire area. There are also stalls in the front selling fresh apples and produce, restaurants and cafes, boutique shops selling fresh fudge and cider. They also have a bunch of family attractions like mini golf, rides, and a petting zoo. Perhaps, what they are most known for is their bakery selling fresh apple pies, apple bread, cider, fritters and variety of seasonal baked goods. There is also an open-kitchen display window so you can watch how they bake their products. We decided to eat at the smoke house restaurant. A full rack of ribs, fries and a blooming onion costed $55. The ribs were flavorful and tender but I thought fries and onion were just very average and overpriced. I would skip those next time. Since I was watching my sugar intake, I skipped out on the more popular items and opted for a few scones and muffins for the drive back home. The scones were so rich, buttery and very crumbly on the outside with a dense interior. It was so savory and delicious. The muffins were very good as well and to my surprise wasn't too sweet. This was such a charming little town. I would definitely come back again next time I drive eastward. I think their bakery items are really good and were very reasonable in price. I'll try their famous apple fritter and apple bread next time I come back.

Have always seen the big apple from the highway and it's worth stopping here for the entertainment…read morevalue and the selection of baked goods that they offer. I dropped by here for apple pie, and also picked up some butter tarts, apple fritters and apple & strawberry fritter. The apple pie is quite nice and has a tartness to it for the no added sugar version and I also prefer it cold/fridge. Some prefer it hot and warmed up with ice cream which is an excellent option as well. The butter tarts were also surprisingly nice, gooey in the center with a nice light pie crust. I wouldn't recommend the apple fritter or the apple & strawberry fritter - mine was a bit too much dough, dense and a tad dry and mot to my preference. The store also has some souvenirs to purchase as well as a few hot foot options too if you're passing by and want a touristy type of feel which I quite enjoy. There's also a lot of tour busses that stop here which makes sense as it's a nice quick stop right off the highway.

The best quality of meat and fresh vegetables from local farms. Support more places like this!read more

Average meat shop good steaks fresh veggies go here for meat orders too Great for summer bows…read morebeside Belleville Bakery another good store

These are the best donuts ever!!! And they're so beautiful! They're a must try!…read more I dove over an hour just go get a box of these donuts!!

I have driven past this place so many times, but never stopped...until the other weekend, when a…read moresimple sign at the side of the road that said "Donuts" tempted me into finally going in and WOW...what took me so long?? An INCREDIBLE amount of fun donuts and other baked goods, I wanted to try absolutely everything. They have a homemade cream that they use to fill some of their donuts, and they are also massive! Do you know what wasn't massive? The cost. Everything was reasonably priced and definitely worth it for these fresh baked treats. I'm going to need to return so that I can sample many more of these items - it was SO hard to pick what I wanted the first time since it all looked delectable. So grateful that we have these wonderful businesses here!

This EnRoute isn't all that exciting. Tim Hortons, Subway and A&W at inflated prices…read more Subway closes at 7pm during the week and also doesn't support the rewards program. I managed to get here before closing once and the sub was pretty good. Friendly staff and well made. Tim Hortons is standard and I'm not sure if they do TimRewards. A&W seemed very pricey so I skipped it. Washrooms were clean when I was there. Not the best EnRoute, but not the worst I suppose!

This is the second last Onroute service stop before Toronto along Highway 401 from points east…read more (The last stop is Onroute Newcastle.) It has washrooms, food options (Tim Hortons, A&W, Popeyes and Onmarket (a convenience store that sells prepackaged foods, among other items, including gift cards, you know, last minute gift for those you are visiting? Lol)), a CIBC ATM, and of course, gas (Canadian Tire brand). There used to be a Pizza Pizza here, but it's now a Popeye's Chicken. So don't expect any pizza at this location, lol. It's similar to other Onroute locations. I actually miss the days when the service stops were all a little different, but ever since they were branded Onroute, they are all cookie cutter like. I personally like it when locations have their own personality, like subway stations in Toronto and Montreal, they are all different. LRT stations in Ottawa are all the same, boring! Onroutes are mostly all the same too, boring!

We have been to Donini's a few times. They make the chocolate on site. Including sugar free. Their…read morechocolate is good, but they don't always have the full variety of their specialties on display. When we were last there, they had very few sugar free chocolates on display. However, Donini's is now offering pistachio flavoured truffles! And they had chocolate roses for sale for Valentine's Day. Very tempting!! The staff were helpful. The shop is large enough, with lots of windows to let in the light. If I could change anything, I wish there was a small cafe in there, where we could drink hot chocolate and chocolate flavoured coffee :-)

Stopped in while traveling as I needed to bring some beef to a barbecue this past weekend…read more What a great, friendly staff! Rachel was very helpful and so knowledgeable!! The strip loins were amazing and the house made burgers were so good! This place runs like a well oiled machine

This is the only butcher in Trenton and they are closed Sunday/Monday, and barely have anything in…read morestock. Sausages are frozen in big packs, so you have to cook them all. Never any fresh chicken. Bacon is frozen/ brought in from a box and heavily salted. Why not stock up and get better/ locally owned meat?

Agrarian Rhythm is a new CSA (community share agriculture) and costs 450-500 to buy into for a…read moreseason. On the plus side, the guy who runs it will deliver a box of vegetables to your door once a week for quite a long season (about 23 weeks). On the minus side, the boxes were much smaller than I expected. Some weeks were better than others but a typical week from July was a pair of zucchinis, eight to ten leaves of chard, some onions, a few garlic bulbs, a couple sprigs of basil and rosemary. They were all high quality but I found myself thinking most weeks that I could have taken the $20-25 to a farmers market and done a lot better.