This amazing place is less than 6 min from my NY house. It has been a LONG time staple way back was…read morea stand no walls and added up your order on the paper bag you left with. (My sister added all summer on paper bags w/o a calculator.) Now it is beautiful inside with walls and doors and cash registers- they have a separate greenhouse and mulch pit. I love the cheeses you can ask for and they lop off a hunk to weigh. Dog food and bulbs to plant. They have it all. Love it there! It's such a piece of Oswego that is iconic~unique!

Ontario Orchard is a staple on my list for Fall Festivities! Another great farm stand with…read morepumpkins, gourds, mums, fresh farm produce, veggies and so much more! Fresh baked goods baked on sight. The lines are long on the weekend but they are fully staffed and move quickly or take a ride during the week. It's a nice drive through the hills and this authentic rustic farm has so much to offer!

Girls you know you better watch out Some guys, some guys are…read moreonly about Datthyn, Datthyn, Datthyn-y-y-yn Datthyn, Datthyn, Datthyn-y-y-yn Lauryn Hill said it best. Guys just want apples from Kenneth Datthyn Farms in Sodus. I'm not surprised. They're good and extraordinarily cheap! If you don't know Sodus, it means salt in Aramaic. True story. Sort of. It's a lakeside town somewhere between SYR and ROC. I came across Datthyn at the Rochester Market which is only on Tue, Thu and Sat til just after lunch time. He had a massive array of fresh fruits and a very long... long... long stall. :) I could not believe the prices! $1 for about 7 or 8 apples? Are you serious? I was very impressed to say the least. Awesomeness. They weren't the best or juiciest apples I ever had, but they were tasty and worked perfectly for my fruit drinks. They are literally *one quarter* the price of the apples at Wegmans and Tops and such. One dollar... that's about 12 cents per apple, or something ridiculous like that. You will not get a better deal on apples than this. They had a lot of great deals on a lot of fruits and veggies but none as remarkable as these fire-sale apples. Amazing. I went to most of the fruit stands on this market and didn't find anything else quite as shockinly cheap as Datthyn. So I highly recommend them for massive savings and good products. Now I'll leave you with a former Fu-Gee. Although as Tom Petty so eloquently told us, you don't have to live like a Fu-Gee. And guys, you know you better watch out Some girls, some girls are only about Datthyn, Datthyn, Datthyn-y-y-yn Datthyn, Datthyn, Datthyn-y-y-yn Speaking of Tom Petty check this out: http://i.imgur.com/ZsJW45G.jpg

Great little farmstand on the side of the road with easy parking. Everything from gorgeous fresh…read morecut bouquets to potted mums to homegrown produce, Whoopie pies, farm, fresh eggs, and other pickled and jarred sauces and condiments. They also except electronic payment, which is great if you decide to stop by last minute and have no cash on hand

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I have given up on buying grocery store produce to give Testa's my business instead…read more After two hauls of bland Wegmans nectarines, I bought a quart of fresh nectarines and plums from the Testa's stand and they were so delicious. I went back for their Concord grapes, lettuce, cauliflower, sweet potatoes, butter lettuce, sweet potatoes and green beans. If you buy cauliflower at a store right now it is dinky. I bought giant cauliflower here for $4.50 that were probably 7-8 pounds. Perfect for cauliflower steaks and roasting. They even have purple and orange for a pretty plate. It is a cash only, on your honor system. I'd rather come here and get what I want and spend $40 for a huge haul of amazing seasonal, local products that taste way better. I prefer stopping at Testa's vs. a CSA because I can pick what I'd like. They have mini fridges for cooled fruits and veggies. They also sell pumpkins, gourds and mums. Support your local farmer! You won't regret it.

I am all about supporting local. But their prices are significantly higher than grocery stores…read more Prices went up quite a bit from last year. sad because this is our usual go-to for pumpkins and such. spent 150 dollars on two barrels of hay , one corn stalk , some veggies and 7 pumpkins.

Fresh, great prices! I canned tomatoes and pickles. Each tomato and cu ke were very clean and not…read moreone bad

Awesome prices and the produce is always so fresh. Love the selection of produce and baked goods!read more

First time at Sauders and wow we were blown away! We started with lunch, always better to shop on a…read morefull belly. The food was incredibly fresh tasting and we got everything photographed (plus 2 drinks) for $36! We ended up buying some containers of the macaroni and potato salad for home. We ended lunch by shopping around the store and were impressed with all their goodies. We can't wait to come back when more local produce is in season. Everyone was very friendly, the building is clean and well maintained

Saunders is a big grocery store run by the menonites. There's lots of meats, fresh produce, baked…read moregoods, freshly ground peanut butter, a cheese counter with ample samples, and plenty of baking supplies. Specialties would be their jams and pickles- I have fun just looking at the names of them. Their candy selection is also good, especially if you like gummy candies. I can also find some unique sodas such as white birch beer, sassafras soda, and cheerwine to name a few. There is a little gift shop/religious books section near the front, which can be nice to browse through. Saunders sells outdoor furniture and decor, and there is a furniture store proper attached. I've been especially tempted by their swiveling and gliding rocking chairs. I've had some good food at the cafe, the Reuben in particular being super tasty. You do have to enter the cafe through the store and park your cart before you go into the cafe. You order at the counter and then the staff gives you a number and will bring you your meal. Car parking is ample here but there are speed bumps, so watch it! I haven't noticed any bike racks, so cyclists likely need to get creative. The store is closed on Sundays and can be busy with campers during the summer months.

Stupendous-everything is absolutely delish. From the rolls to the fruit bread, to tue irresistible…read moregranola-Dave & Rita's doesn't leave you unsatisfied nor without endless smiles. Definitely worth the beautiful trip out to Romulus,NY

I got their apple fritter bread at the Apple Fest, and oh my goodness it was HEAVENLY. The texture…read moreis amazing--soft and chewy with the perfect amount of firmness. The swirls of cinnamon and apple throughout the loaf is so addicting too. Everything they sold was incredibly fresh. I bought 2 loaves and my friends loved it too. I can't wait to go back next year and try their other goods!

This little gem had the best food! The service was friendly, fast, and fabulous! If you are ever…read morein the area and want good food, friendly atmosphere, and a taste of the ole days, this is your place.

An amazing farm stand. Produce is fresh and spectacular. The cafe offers many options that are all…read morefresh options... I've never been disappointed in the options on this varied menu. This is a lovely place to have a lunch on a warm sunny my day & pick up something to take home for dinner. Their days of operation have changed this year- Kendra is looking to retire. But if you can check this gem out!

Great people, great food and craft selection. Free tastes. Friendly atmosphere. Easy chatting w…read moreproprietors and shoppers. Total pleasure.

Its fall time and that means pumpkins, apples, cider and yes fried donuts. Herman's farm Market on…read morefive mile line road is your one stop shop for the above mentioned. Great selection to choose from from apples, niced pressed cider, some selection of vegetables grape pies, apple pies and fried donuts. Stop buy and tell them Scott sent you. Enjoy your trip to Herman's farm Market.