I love everything about Weaver's. The produce, the cleanliness, the service and the variety of…read moreavailable groceries. And there's more than produce and groceries, with local artisan merchandise for sale. Weaver's is my Amish bodega.

What a surprising find. There is a mix of conventional products, Amish-produced products, and fresh…read moreitems. It makes some sense, given the location. We found the prices all over the map, with some items being a great deal and some being a bit expensive - shop with care and you will be rewarded with great quality. The small-batch prepared frozen meals are excellent, the chicken pie was full of real food and the price was good. Not all of the cheeses are produced by small farms, but there is a large selection of those that are. We got lucky enough to make it to their "Customer Appreciation Day" and meet many of the food vendors. It was fun to put faces to the companies and farms - not all were Amish folks, some were outsiders who seemed to be treated with just as much respect. The store is welcoming and seems to have a good attitude. I was hesitant at first, but after a few visits I feel very comfortable shopping there.

What a wonder place to go! From the spices to the candies to the gloves to the beautiful cards…read more.. everything is amazing quality and the folks here are so friendly and welcoming! I truly found a hidden gem!! Thank you to Rose who helped me find my way!

I've been to many Amish Bulk stores. This is far and away the best. While some other stores are…read morebigger and have more offerings, they can't compare to Windy Ridge. I like to go there often to pick up Pepper Jack Cheese. They also have so many good things it's tough to include them all. The folks who work there couldn't be nicer. Always a smile. Worth the trip from any direction. Dave S Cobleskill NY

This lovely blueberry hill is the perfect place to bring your family. You can pick buckets of fresh…read moreblueberries. Definitely worth checking out during your visit to Cooperstown.

Excellent blueberries. Amazingly good and fun for the whole family, spend several hours picking and…read moregathering some of the best blueberries in New York. Literally hundreds of blueberry plants to choose from you will never be disappointed with the selection available. . Harvesting season is relatively short, so don't procrastinate and miss an opportunity to pick your own bucket of blueberries. And oh yeah by the way, you can freeze your picked blueberries too, and enjoy them at a later date.

This wonderful place is temporarily closed and I no longer reside in the area, but I *loved*…read moreAnnutto's. I was obsessed with their amazing plant selections and created five gardens on my former property with plants, soils, and other items I bought there. The staff was always very hard working, very helpful, and their produce stand was great. I really miss this gem and sent my heartfelt thanks for years of great gardening, tasty treats, and great customer care.

If you like Adam's Fairacre Farms in the Ulster/Dutchess/Orange area, you'll love this place. They…read morehave plenty of fresh produce, spices, candy, spices, sauces, cakes/baked goods, cheeses, plants, and all kinds of specialty foods. We stopped in while on vacation and so didn't need much, but it was a really nice stop and it smelled amazing inside.

A small, mighty farmers market with nice vendors and great product from our farms. This market has…read morereally upped our food game!

We buy or vegetable fruits and plants here and are never disappointed!!! Great place !!!read more

There were 17+ acres of strawberry fields open for picking. The owners couldn't have been nicer…read more They drove us out on golf carts to certain places for optimum berry picking. We picked 20 lbs of strawberries and then made some cheesecakes later. We froze some for future use and also gave some away. It was great to be out in the fields picking berries on a hot, NY summer day.

This is over an hour away from my home, but if I am ever near it I make it a point to stop,…read moreexcellent quality produce and great prices.

Got my Chippewa potatoes here. A worthy place to go, in my opinion. Seems like it has been a family…read morebusiness for many years.

As frequent visitors, we want to unconditionally love Frog Pond Farms, because it's clearly a LOT…read moreof work to offer what they do and we respect that kind of hard work. When our daughters were toddlers, they could spend all day looking at the animals while we browsed through the enormous quantities of plants and produce. But we can't continue to ignore the "cons". The parking lot looks like it's been bombed, and - as other reviews have noted - it's not exactly the safest place when you consider lots of children running around. Visitors must be extra vigilant and patient when pulling in and finding a place to park. On busy days, the one long narrow strip of parking spots can be a challenge. The far end of the business where chicks, ducks, and bunnies are sold is incredibly fly infested. Fly paper rolls could go a long way in making it more tolerable. I'm not sure if the horrid conditions in some of the cages impacts the health of the birds, but I can tell you we purchased 5 silkie chicks a couple of weeks ago, and two of them died within days, and a third is showing signs of distress. This is not the first time we've had this experience with animals we've purchased there - sick animals, inaccurate sexing. We have stopped considering Frog Pond as our "go-to" place when we want to add to our flocks. The flies are also a problem in the fruits and vegetables. I was browsing the display of berries and grapes and completely rejected any notion of buying them with the quantity of flies that were landing on them. I don't know if there's a solution to that, being that it's - in effect - an outdoor farm stand. Look, there's a lot that's amazing and wonderful and unique about Frog Pond. The work they put in to stocking it, the amazing math wizard at the register who adds everything up in his head just like his dad did, etc. The place has gotten a LOT bigger since we first discovered it and that growth may be working against them. Other reviewers have stated much of the produce is trucked in from outside the area, and not grown locally. Not sure if that matters to most people, but the place does give the "vibe" that it's a local source farm stand that offers plentiful heaps of whatever's in season. The prices are quite a bit higher than what you'd pay for similar items in local grocery stores, but again - we understand the overhead must be pretty substantial for Frog Pond. If you have children - especially little ones - they'll see the place as Disney. When the magic wears off, though, and you start noticing how many greenbacks you're handing over when you go, you start to consciously reflect on whether it's worth the trip out there.

Sad so many bunnies and chicks in small cages. They are so close they can barely move. Two goats in…read more a small, fenced area with very little room to walk. To me that's animal cruelty. :-(

Great place in Oneonta/Laurens area. Has great produce: eggplant, peppers, onions, anything you…read morewant. Great plants....and this fall got pumpkins and hay bales. Great guy to work with...if in the area stop by and see him.

Small little ice cream stand with really good prices! I tried their pistachio yesterday, but I…read morewasn't a fan. However, today I tried their vanilla soft serve, and it was really good. The soft serve was smooth, creamy, and perfect sweetness. My partner got their chocolate hard ice cream, and he thought it was a bit too sweet but still delicious. We will have to return if we ever visit Syracuse again!

Great farm stand with lovely flowers for sale as well as some vegetables and homemade items inside…read more They sell Ashby's Ice Cream from Michigan and it is outstanding....so flavorful. My coffee flavor "Rush Hour" was bursting with coffee flavor and caramel and chocolate.... and the "Eskimo Kisses" was coconut and chocolate truffle pieces- delicious. The scoops are generous and 2 scoops was only.50¢ more than 1 scoop.