05/21/2026 An update: It was raining cats and dogs on…read moreSaturday morning when I went to pick up my order. Mrs. Hostetler came out to greet me, and expressed surprise I had come out in rainy weather. The rolls were ready, and frosted with a caramel icing. They were beautiful, fresh, and delicious! The warm blackberry pie I also purchased was so warm, the car smelled like butter on the way home!

Thanks to Urban Farm Day, my friend and I discovered this place. I had just purchased a lot of…read moreproduce, so didn't but much, but I did try the lettuce that was really cool the way it grew stacked, that was delicious, and also got a purple pepper which was good. The lady that sold the food was real nice and all the produce looks delicious and the garden is beautiful. Great to see urban farms thrive! I'll have to check out when they have their farm stand opened.

We bought leaf lettuce, heirloom tomatoes, scallions, onions, and husk cherries on our first visit…read moreto Common Roots. What a palate-pleasing purchase! The food is so fresh and delicious. I don't even feel guilty about eating nearly the whole pint of husk cherries by myself. We are already planning our next shopping trip to this little piece of agricultural paradise. Smack-dab in the middle of my neighborhood! I sure hit the jackpot!

Nice new farmers market in Buffalo. Larkin Square is making itself a daily destination…read more The farmers market vendors can change weekly so check the Larkin Square website for latest info. The stalls go through the whole area so be sure to take your time and see them all. I've seen fudge, beer, Jolie's dumplings, donuts, Koops hot sauce, and pretty much everything in between. There are even restaurants here serving food. I saw Taste of India. The Gelato Gypsy was here. Three Sisters tamale stand was here as well. They got their start at Larkin. On the craft front you can find handmade soaps, nice mounted photos of Buffalo, dog treats, hula hoops, jewelry, moccasins and more. You can even join the Buffalo Historical Society here. Like I said, a little bit of everything. If you get here early there is plenty of seating, some even in the shade. Very nice. You can use the same area to eat a tamale if you want. If you are lucky live music will be playing too. But of course there is always the Larkin Square piano to play if you want. Parking is difficult but manageable if you arrive closer to 4 than 6.

While the Larkin Market has officially ended for this year, I still wanted to write a review in…read morehopes Larkin Square brings back this amazing market next year. I hope my fellow Yelpers had a chance to make it out to Larkin Square on a Thursday evening (between 4-7:30pm) this year to experience the Larkin Market. New this year, Larkin Square created another weekly event (Tuesdays - Food Truck Tuesday; Wednesdays - Live at Larkin; and now Thursdays - Larkin Market) so people could come on down and enjoy an evening of "social shopping." This market is perfect - in my opinion. You could grab fresh ingredients to make dinner for the upcoming week, grab some beer or wine, fresh flowers, gifts - possibly for a host, all kinds of great, quality, unique products. I also loved "Paperette" who had all kinds of paper products and some creative stationery sets. I believe she has an Etsy site. In addition to vendors with products to take home to enjoy, there's also Public Espresso + Coffee, an amazing tamale truck - Three Sisters Tamale, Ashker's handing out samples of fresh pressed juices, Duke's Donuts, a couple food trucks, and other food vendors. I seriously looked forward to Thursday evenings all summer (up until last week when it ended for the season) because I knew I could stroll the market with a cup of Public coffee, grab some tamales for dinner, and have Duke's Donuts for dessert while sitting at the provided tables and chairs. Very relaxing experience. Here's to hoping Larkin Square brings back the Larkin Market next year and while it could stand to have some more shoppers at the square, I hope it remains somewhat tranquil. The Larkin Market is a nice complement to the craziness of Food Truck Tuesdays. Bravo Larkin Square!!

I cannot highlight enough of the positive aspects about this business! I am an entry level…read morehomesteader and this business makes it easy and comfortable to get into the culture of processing your own livestock. Owners make you feel welcome and are very communicative about the process when getting an animal processed on location! The store front is an aborable coopeted style shop with tasty meats and sausages made by the folks on site. Highly recommend both a day trip to do a little small town shopping and a trusted partner in the local homesteading scene!

This is a beautiful farm store: It seeks to satisfy all family members with coffees, dog toys,…read morepatisseries, frozen pot pies and frozen meats. They also sell bulk spices. I bought some chili powder. It was unbelievably cheap, but spicy it was not. For the Southern tier this is probably a bonus. The ladies running the store were friendly and hardworking; they knew where everything is.

Took a drive down to Holland Farmers Market, and Hen-Hawk was given as a recommendation. Wonderful…read moreservice, and had no intention of strawberry picking, glad I did....they were large, juicy and not low to the ground...cute little Shop inside.... Highly recommended service was top of the line.

This appears to be permanently closed: 2052 no longer has a tent on the property…read more It is no longer a pick-your-own strawberry destination.

On Saturday mornings in Springville's Franklin Park (behind the VFD) is community at it's finest…read more Profoundly family-friendly, this attracts an all-ages crowd. I found the meats, honeys (bee pollen!) and coffee to be irresistible. The vendors are volubly proud of their products. Look for beautiful hanging plants and seedling tomatoes. Before I forget, July 4th is a Saturday, and at 11am there will be a, "Parade of the Little Red Wagons" starting from this park. Infants, toddlers, happy dogs on leashes, and cyclists are all invited.

This is a small market but offers a great variety of vendors including produce, live plants, baked…read moregoods, candles, artwork and even tamales! Makes for a great day trip and scenic drive.