For being a local farm building things to do but not making a mega attraction, this is a lovely…read morelittle spot that's perfect for an hour or two in the late afternoon after school. It's only $10 per person (plus tax so it was $43 for 4 of us), and there's tractor/wagon rides sitting on hay bales around the pumpkin patch and through the forest, a straw maze, corn maze, cornhole, mini golf, heaps of pumpkins, farm animals, an educational spot inside a greenhouse tent, and pumpkin checkers/tic-tac-toe. For wanting a less crowded spot but doing all the pumpkin patch things, the community FB group was spot on in suggesting this place. Top that with buying butter tarts (pecan was the best - it tastes like mini pecan pie; raisin was a runner-up), some local apples, and gourds, and it's a local farm experience to a T. Just dress warmly. It gets chilly!

Love the experience of buying fresh Fruits and vegetables from Bry-Anne Farms. Small family owned…read morefarm with friendly help. They also bake fresh pies and tarts. It's a pleasant drive off the main roads. Picked up the semi freestone peaches today the freestone will be available by the end of the week, so tasty. Cheers

I was disappointed for the following reasons: - the woman…read morebehind the counter was not particularly friendly - we weren't allowed to see or choose the apples we wanted from the store. We had to select the varieties sight unseen. Then the staff member bagged them for us. Even at Food Basics or Loblaws, I get to choose my own apples. - we couldn't browse the jams, ciders, honey and other products available. Everything is inside the store but us! We weren't allowed in. I realize there's a pandemic on but other farms and markets allow you to see what you are buying up close. - the prices aren't great - there were no goats. We were told this is the first year that's the case; no explanation was given. They had a few chickens. When we asked where they were the staff member pointed in a vague direction. Please reread my first comment about the lack of friendliness! Positives: - the apples were fresh and tasted good - there's adequate parking.

There has been criticism regarding this farm which is not deserved. Bob Myers has always gone out…read moreof his way to accommodate his customers. Even when COVID was raging he found a way to make his orchard work. Unfortunately this farm is now closed and our family misses it -- a lot!! They had the best apples anywhere, they had wonderful staff, their 'mums they brought in from a local farmer were fabulous. No you don't chose the apples. You get what is in the bushel, 1/2 bushel. If you want to chose go to a grocery store. The farm is closed for the season. Good health to Barb and Bob. What a joy it was to visit every fall on a must say - a lot of occasions!! We miss you.

If you're in Niagara, you will live these serene surroundings.I recommend this farm to pick your…read moreown strawberries. You can also purchase these sweet Ontario strawberries in their store. They have a wonderful quaint store that sells fruits, vegetables, bakery items and much more since they've expanded. They also have great apple cider! Plenty of parking and friendly staff.

What a cute and comfortable market to attend. There are shaded indoor stalls complete with…read moreeverything from flowers, veggies, cured meats, artisanal soaps, knots and jewelry to name a few. Coffee and lunch can be found easily. Prices were on par depending on farm/harvest size and bulk "Ontario" grown produce a little cheaper.

Cool local market. We came in the off season so there wasn't a ton of produce. Lots of premade, to…read morego ethnic food, coffee, baked goods, meats and cheeses. We sampled some delicious Mediterranean food as well as sausage and cheese and took some home. When we came everything was indoors and it wasn't huge but big enough to pick up a few things and eat lunch or breakfast. If you aren't local I'd suggest bringing cash because not everyone takes credit cards.

They have the best radishes ever. Just hot enough and plenty of them. Pepperonis are great also.read more

The best local farmers market open year round! Kale, parsley, squash, cilantro, garlic, lemons,…read morelimes, organic free range poultry, eggs, dairy, and fresh pies!

Located in St. Catherine's and has a large selection of fresh fruits…read more The staff is very helpful to select the fruits to your needs (immediate consumption or a few days later) The area is safe and has a large parking area for you to pull off the Main Street and shop with no concerns The products are well displayed and well stocked.

We were staying in town at the Best Western and discovered they had a Farmers' Market in the…read moreWelland Guide we found in the lobby. They open early on saturday, (6:00am), and they are open year round!!! I love that! (many near me are open only seasonly) I was looking for souvenirs and gifts for my family at home and found something for everyone here! For my daughter, 17 yo: 7 homemade bath bombs from Baci's Snowballs and 2 beaded necklaces, (see pics), for less than $20 For my husband: homemade butter tarts with raisins.. OMG!!! they were AMAZING!!! Melted in your mouth! (package of 6 for $6) and Maple Syrup and Maple Butter! ($15) Everyone is really nice here and it feels good to spend your tourist dollar directly with the sellers instead of a Walmart! Also, the Market is centrally located near the river! On a nice day, you can walk to it from the Best Western.

Fabulous market but beware, the address given is incorrect or my gps hod trouble finding it. But…read moreonce you get to the market is by far a really wonderful local market to go with real farmers produce! I have bought fruits for summer canning and I have been very happy with the product so far. Sadly some farmers markets are not genuine. This is a real farmers market from fruits, vegetables and it also has a meats and cheese section! On some Saturdays there is entertainment and a kids area with food to purchase. I love this market for what it is!

The Harvest Barn is unique. It's a fresh produce market, a bakery, deli, soup & salad bar, and…read moreconvenience store, all the while presented with its own local character. I often go there for lunch for some of their fresh sandwiches and salads, or I'll often stop by on the way home from work with some locally grown fruit/vegetables. All of Niagara's finest farmed products on out and on display. The Harvest Barn is a great alternative to fast food lunchtime ventures. The food tastes great and you feel healthy after eating - what a concept! The Harvest Barn also serves as a great alternative to the supersized Mega-grocery stores which are all too commonly found in suburban cities across North America (which also tend to import their produce from all over instead of fresh, locally grown food). Outside they have picnic tables if you feel like enjoying the sunshine, and also a small kids play area (ie. small wooden train) which is great for distracting the little rascals or hyperactive adults. They also have Fruit Baskets, Deli Trays, and Sandwich Platters. I've never had the pleasure of having any, but I wouldn't hesitate in ordering seeing as everything else I've tried has been pretty fantastic. The bottom line, I highly recommend the Harvest Barn because it's healthy, locally grown food and they take pride in the quality of service that they provide (and it shows).

A marvelous place to be with fresh produce, most of which is from a 100 mile radius of the store…read more Not only is the produce impressive, but they bring in fantastic foodie products from all over that are gourmet or specialty items like olive oils from Italy, BBQ sauce from Kansas City & Canadian specialties like Ice Syrup. The staff is really friendly & helpful, and it's an enjoyable place to shop for fresh fruit & veggies, gourmet items, plus they have a salad bar, a hot bar, soup, a juice bar & an in-house bakery to boot! You've got to shop here.