I love this place! I came here for the apple cider and cider donuts! This place definitely did not…read moredisappoint. It's so fresh and yummy! I can't wait til it opens back up again

Spent a Thursday morning while on vacation here picking apples. They have a lot of varieties to…read morechoose from- some I've never had before so that was great. We picked a peck for $9 and grabbed some cider donuts for good measure. They have weekend tours which sound neat- but we didn't get to try those. Not sure if it's year round but they're only open right now Thursday-Sunday. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and into picking your own fruits, veggies, and flowers.

Very clean and nice service and lots of apples and goodies .Donuts , apple cider o nice veggies…read moretoo .

I was still getting emails from Reisingers farm and now that it is Apples and Moore I wanted to…read morecheck out their offerings. We went to pick apples but they really had.. Moore! Tons of apple varieties. Very friendly service. I had questions when I came in about different varieties and they were very helpful. Inside we bought the very hot and delicious apple cider donuts as well as a cider slushie. They have novelty items for sale like honey, syrup, candles. Also, there is a upick flower patch and they were picking raspberries when we went. Finished off the trip with a nice woodfired pizza that was onsite. Great stop and I will definitely be back!

I thought there'd be a LOT more going on inside the Eddydale store area. Yeah, the greenhouse is…read morenice (though a lot of generic plant options), but I was looking forward to seeing what would be inside the store. There was just... not much going on. As someone who loves searching for unique and interesting items - whether plants/succulents or foods/sauces/condiments/etc - I was pretty disappointed with what was available at Eddydale. It just seems like they could do so much more with the space they have available. Service was pleasant enough, but also didn't require any assistance until checkout. I understand this is a common area for firewood during camping season, and sweet corn in the summer, but I feel like Eddydale is a better fit for folks camping in local parks than those who know the area.

Very disappointing. Most of their "farm" produce is shipped in from other states including Oregon…read moreand California based on the sticker labels and boxes.

They just opened, so now I know it's finally spring!…read moreShopping here for many years... they take me right through the seasons from strawberries and blueberries, all the way to winter squash and pumpkins. In between there are apples, salad greens, amazing peaches, several kinds of watermelon, peppers, tomatoes, corn, grapes, and even some "exotic" produce like yellow cauliflower or romanescu..and that's just (some of the) the produce!! Outside is a Wonderland of plants! Shrubs, trees, grasses, herbs flowers and baskets. Service is friendly, prices are fair. You know what's in season by the roadside sign. A gem.

They are helpful, friendly and sell great food and plants. Their strawberries, blueberries and…read moretomatoes are some of the best around. Sure thing that summer is on it's way when Bigsby Market opens up!

This is one of the best farmers markets I've ever been to! There was a large variety of vendors and…read morethey're all under a covered pavilion. I also appreciated the organization - the website had a map and directory on who the vendors are and where they are located. I was visiting from out of town so I didn't buy a lot of produce, but I did buy a ton of other stuff. From Georgian garlic, to truffles, to wine, to kombucha, to hand pies, to chapsticks... This is a must stop if you're in the area for much more than produce. Come hungry!

The Ithaca Farmer's Market was one of the things we really wanted to get to see while in town for…read morejust two days so, we snuck over on a busy Saturday for a walk/shop and really enjoyed ourselves. Parking was easier around noon and we actually parked at the DMV and walked over which only took about 10 minutes. Tons of vendors and some extremely delicious food being cooked on site - made to order - we really saw a bunch of things we wanted: breakfast burritos, breakfast pitas, boba, baked goods, wines, vinegar, etc. Everyone was friendly and the range of items was large. The produce was the real star of the show - if we lived here we decided we'd be here every weekend stocking up. Sadly, we mostly browsed and had a few snacks. Very nice space right on the water - you can grab a snack or a meal and sit and enjoy a water view.

Great CSA!! I love it!! But I have to say that Molly's stress can sometimes make it awkward and…read moreunpleasant. I've seen her snap at multiple people over the past three years. Whether they are just looking for the sign up clipboard or not using tongs.. it makes what should be an enjoyable community event rather uncomfortable.

i have been a member for years and have nothing but good things to say. the farmers bring us a huge…read morevariety of delicious veggies every week - truly a lot of diversity- and Molly works tirelessly to get folks what they need including catering to individual needs.

I have never before typed the words "rhubarb juice" into Yelp. Someday this elixir should be found…read moreat every 7-11 and Walmart, but for now you'll have to catch them at the Ithaca Farmers Market. Extreme rhubarb elitists who call this stem a sellout for its frequent duets with strawberries may scoff at the presence of apple juice, but moderate rhubarb will find these elements in perfect balance. I would have liked to try the brambleberry but on my upstate food bender I had to make some tough choices. But the fine beverage and the enthusiastic guy at the table added an extra layer of locavore awesomeness to the market.

Best. Pies. Ever. Juices and jams too. Berries grown on their own family land, harvested with…read morecare, and baked with love!

Stopped in to buy some corn, and unfortunately I missed it by a week or so.. however while I was…read morethere, I did pick up some other things. They have a rather extensive selection of jams and jellies, a couple tables of produce and to my surprise a good sized cooler/freezer with meat from local farms. In addition to strip steaks and hamburger, I did find some brisket burger. I haven't had this yet, but I'm definitely looking forward to it. The lady that was running the place seemed very knowledgeable, and was very friendly as well. The prices were not overly outrageous or anything although maybe a little more expensive than a grocery store but by the looks of it a lot better quality. Plus you would be supporting local farms and businesses because it appears as though everything here is from those places...

Tons of great fresh produce to pick from .I have gone back a few times. Hope to be making the trek…read moreagain soon.