I've been driving my this place for years and finally stopped in. The exterior is beautiful and I…read morehad to see what this place was all about! There is a ton of foodie items, bakery foods, gifts and local foods along with their produce out in the greenhouse area. I was there is the fall so there were plenty of pumpkins and mums. The staff was extremely nice and helpful. I'm heading back there for some holiday shopping! Love it.

I can't believe Dedrick's only has one review; This place has evolved since the new owner took over…read moreto be a year-round market and deli with daily specials and scratch-bakery, IN ADDITION to the wonderful seasonal produce during warmer months, but they may sell certain items year-round, I'm not sure. As a baker, I was thrilled to see a selection of well-priced flours and other baking products. There are lovely kitchen gifts, jellies, relishes and jams, locally roasted coffees, cheeses, dairy and beverages..Brewed coffee and cinnamon rolls, too! So much in such a small and charming space, with a clear focus on the best local products. Friendly, also. Stop by and support this business!

Lots of delicious bakery items! Fantastic pies! Condiments from excellent nationl brands!…read more Wonderful selection of seasonal produce during the summer and fall!

The bakery is very good outstanding Christmas cookies. The produce is very good also my with a…read moregreat selection of plants.

I have been shopping there for many years. Great people, great plants, and the best fresh produce.read more

Beautiful flowers and plants. They also have great produce and local meats. So glad they are…read moreopen!

For the best and local produce produce go to Pine Valley phones the corn is simply delicious…read moretomatoes are haul everything is homegrown the cantaloupe they're only a dollar 50 and delicious and right you can't go wrong everything is grown at the farm or nearby it's an exceptional by and that helps support local people go to Pine Valley Farms on Route 14 in Horseheads

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. :-(

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.

The online advertisement wasn't accurate , we went there for eggs , fruits and pies .. and when we…read moregot there there were no eggs or pies , we did get some corn and that was really sweet and good .. But was a bit disappointed, I expected more .

I stopped by to pick some pumpkins and apples, but unfortunately the apples were all picked out,…read morebut luckily they have a large selection of apples they've picked! Their fresh cider is arguably the best in the area and they have tons of hot pies waiting to be bought. The Apple pie was delicious. I'll have to make this a frequent stop so I can stock up on the cider!

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 is just the occasion where I could use a few extra stars. I just took a scratch made cinnamon…read morebun class run by Angie, Mira, Searra, Jo, Jordyn and Dave. I don't think I could have had a better time, the class was well crafted and executed, so well executed that I do believe I could do this at home. My husband enjoyed the spoils with the enthusiasm of a six year old (2 thumbs up). If you have the opportunity to take a class here I highly recommend it. Least we not forget the Scratch made brunch they served, quite delicious.

I bought sourdough bread yesterday at their stand at the farmers market in Montclair. It's stale…read more Packaged Oct. 7th, sold on Oct. 18th with an expiration date of Oct. 19th. which I didn't see until I tasted it and then read the bag. I expect bread at a farmers market to be freshly made. I shouldn't have to put my glasses on to read dates. Very disappointed