Went to return a dead plant. I bought it a few weeks ago and tossed the plastic pot it came in …read more The manager gave me a hard time because he said that needed that pot to make the return . Really??? So you find it odd that a customer would replace the cheap pot and place the plant in a nicer one and just hold onto the garbage pot it came in. He was not going to let it go, so I said" fine, but ll be documenting this lack of customer service online. At that point, he said I could exchange it. I went to look and got some other kind of plant. The cashier then said to said manager " shouldn't she have to get the same kind of plant? " I was totally taken aback by the rudeness of the employees there. He ultimately allowed me to get the plant I selected. It will be a long time if ever , before I them give them any business.

Visited on July 5th because one of only markets that appeared to be open. Lettuce plants on sale…read more20% off, great deal. Everything else inside is way overpriced as compared to the Rochester Farmers Market. They were not nearly as sweet as the ones at ROC Farmers Market. Unless you need to I would say this place is a pass/tourist trap.

Best corn ever! I won't eat any other. Eat it the day it was harvested and enjoy! Shuck it right…read morebefore you cook it. All you need to do is boil it for five minutes.

I wish to rave about the Sugar Baby watermelon. This year (2026) they were big and pithy inside…read more But so sweet and red and juicy. I scooped out the pulp down to an inch of the rind and pressed it through a sieve to make the best tasting watermelon juice. The rest of the red (with no seeds) gets cut up and eaten fresh. Maybe I will pickle some rind!

The quality of the produce the knowledge and friendliness of the owners you just can't beat it…read more What's scary is there are less of farm stands like this available as time goes on.

My husband and I purchase the best produce at Schreiner Farm. I got very spoiled buying from…read moreSchreiner Farm. I like getting our fresh vegetables right from the farm after being picked...from farm to table as the saying goes! I do minimal produce shopping at the supermarket. I prefer to support my local farmers and know I am getting home grown vegetables that are fresh from that day. If you've never been there, it's worth the trip...and I bet you will leave with a bag full of goodness! Happy and healthy eating to all.

I looked up Sunday, farmers markets, and this one and one near Buffalo were the only two in Western…read moreNew York! We had a very enjoyable time, walking through and looking at all the products for sale. Take a look at the pictures to see what a wide variety of items that are for sale as well as live band was playing! Would definitely return and recommend this to others.

It took me so long to make it to this market-- Sunday midday is just such a busy time-- but I'm so…read moreglad I did! For a smaller farmers market, they had a great range of vendors, from fresh produce and meat to plants to food trucks and local vendor favorites (Crust Pie Co, Brian's Kitchen, etc). This was a great time, and I highly recommend if you get the chance to go! They have something for everyone. The vibe is also a bit calmer than the Rochester Public Market, and there was live jazz music!

I had the opportunity to visit the Rochester Public Market a few times this harvest season…read more It's a large, bustling farmers market where many vendors sell not only seasonal produce, meat, seafood, baked goods etc., but also all sorts of unexpected merchandise. If I lived closer, I would certainly be here more often to shop, meet for coffee, lunch, and so on. There are restaurants, cafés, and bakeries on the premises. You can find whatever you're in the mood for--whether you want something elegant or more casual, or perhaps something trendy. There are plenty of places to sit and sip coffee, eat a sweet pastry, and watch what's going on around you. I love everything about this market! It's incredibly diverse and lively. What a fun place to be! I don't know what else I could add. Perhaps the fact that, for the past two years, I've been buying all the tomatoes for my preserves at this very market. This year, I discovered a stall run by a very friendly person originally from Turkey. It turned out we both love making tomato preserves. To my delight, she even showed me photos of her finished jars! Her tomatoes were delicious! I hope to return to that exact spot next year. What else? For the first time on this side of the ocean, I saw a mushroom stand where you could pick out the specific mushrooms you wanted. On top of that, paper bags were provided--not plastic ones. Perfect! As I've already mentioned, you never quite know what to expect. Every week, you'll see or experience something new. That's why there's no room for boredom.

The Rochester Public Market is one of the best farmers market I have been to and I've been to a lot…read moreof farmers markets! Not only do they have your typical produce, food vendors, flowers etc... they also are constantly hosting various free events. Always something fun, free and unique things to check out! If you haven't been here before you're missing out!

Schutt's has been our go-to place for apples, cider, and maple syrup for many years! We love the…read morequality, the options, the service, and their entire staff! Also, best fried cakes anywhere around!

Apples apples apples! Cider cider cider! Donuts are great! Gift items are WAY overpriced and too…read moremuch clutter.

Officially all in for the spring share with this local CSA. It makes eating local produce that much…read moreeasier since I can't always get to the market. The CSA features produce from local farms, many are organic too. They break it out in seasons and now offering year-round options. For the spring share, I paid in full to reserve a weekly share with pick up at Three Heads Brewing - $64 for 4 weeks ($16 per week). They have several other pick up locations, days, times, and even delivery. I opted for the small share, which is good for 1-2 people for a week. So far I've enjoyed making recipes with a few ingredients I've never worked with before like green garlic, rhubarb, beets, etc. That's the most enjoyable part for me - the challenge of cooking with something new and going outside my comfort zone in the kitchen with new veggies and getting creative. In their weekly emails, they'll break down what types of veggies you'll be getting that week as well as recipes they've compiled on Pinterest, which is handy! In addition to the veggie shares, they have several other options you can add one, including eggs, meats (chicken, beef, pork, duck), fruits, veggie burgers, bread, yogurt, and coffee (they partner with Fuego and Joe Bean). I haven't opted in for any of these yet, but am intrigued and may consider it down the road to try more local meats, eggs, etc.

I'm really excited to have signed on with a friend for a share in this CSA! I'm sharing a share,…read moreand the weekly produce allotment has been great so far. I am really excited about the fall selection. Our first fall delivery had a great variety of (mostly) vegetables and some fruit. Everything was so fresh, and the portions were perfect. The price is well worth what you get. They have a number of pick up locations that service the Rochester area, and a variety of private and open-to-public pre-box drop off sites. I think it's a great opportunity to really support local growers, and I'm excited that the food is coming to me for the next few weeks.

Aman's is a farm market but much more. If I am in the area and need garden items, I can often get…read moreenough groceries to avoid Wegmans or Aldis. Today my husband wanted a specific type of mulch that Aman's had, so we got that as well as milk, cheese, veggies, sour cream, chips, and a big can of Genny for the Bills game. No grocery trip needed! In the past I've also gotten pots, bird seed, plant hangers, and other garden things. You'll find gift shop items and seasonal things (pumpkins, corn stalks, and grape pies for the first of October). A nice thing about their mulch is that they'll load it into your car for you. A nice place to check out if you garden.

I went here Saturday and bought quite a bit of cheese, pierogies, etc. For years I have been…read morecoming here. Saturday I set my basket on the counter to empty it. The guy behind the counter never said hello, just grabbed the basket and walked away. I am a 69 year-old woman. The clerk was a male at least 10 years younger than me. He was mad because I didn't run the basket back. He could have politely asked me to take it back if it bothered him that much. I will never go back here again.

Stopped by this morning. There just isn't anything interesting here. The two vegetable vendors had…read moregood quality products. There were a couple of other stalls with food products and some plants. Everything else was crafts and I don't know what. Granted it's early in the season but I didn't have much better luck later in the season last year. There are other, better farmers markets in a Rochester and surrounding towns. Plus Webster has some great farm markets.

Very cool spot. Kids love it. Outstanding service, great selection, and tons of fun. The only thing…read morethat they must add is oat milk and almond milk options. Small apple picking bags. We should definitely return.

Lovely Farm with many activities for kids. I visited the farm near the end of August and it was…read moreduring Sunflower time. They have 2 parking lots to ensure we can all park. It wasn't too busy since I visited early afternoon on Thursday and I didn't have to wait to go through admission. I got burger and pull pork sandwich during my visit and it was good, specially the fries. The soda wasn't good at all, it was very little flavor and tastes almost like blank water. For the farm, it was quite big. They have Pick your own apple and Flower when I visited, and lots more games for kids. Staffs are friendly and helpful.