Girls you know you better watch out Some guys, some guys are…read moreonly about Datthyn, Datthyn, Datthyn-y-y-yn Datthyn, Datthyn, Datthyn-y-y-yn Lauryn Hill said it best. Guys just want apples from Kenneth Datthyn Farms in Sodus. I'm not surprised. They're good and extraordinarily cheap! If you don't know Sodus, it means salt in Aramaic. True story. Sort of. It's a lakeside town somewhere between SYR and ROC. I came across Datthyn at the Rochester Market which is only on Tue, Thu and Sat til just after lunch time. He had a massive array of fresh fruits and a very long... long... long stall. :) I could not believe the prices! $1 for about 7 or 8 apples? Are you serious? I was very impressed to say the least. Awesomeness. They weren't the best or juiciest apples I ever had, but they were tasty and worked perfectly for my fruit drinks. They are literally *one quarter* the price of the apples at Wegmans and Tops and such. One dollar... that's about 12 cents per apple, or something ridiculous like that. You will not get a better deal on apples than this. They had a lot of great deals on a lot of fruits and veggies but none as remarkable as these fire-sale apples. Amazing. I went to most of the fruit stands on this market and didn't find anything else quite as shockinly cheap as Datthyn. So I highly recommend them for massive savings and good products. Now I'll leave you with a former Fu-Gee. Although as Tom Petty so eloquently told us, you don't have to live like a Fu-Gee. And guys, you know you better watch out Some girls, some girls are only about Datthyn, Datthyn, Datthyn-y-y-yn Datthyn, Datthyn, Datthyn-y-y-yn Speaking of Tom Petty check this out: http://i.imgur.com/ZsJW45G.jpg

FABULOUS Apple stand on lake road - not to be confused with the tasty burger joint by the same name…read moreon 104. We had the friendliest service- very informative about all the different varieties. You can sample any one your thinking of buying... it's self serve, pick the bag size you'd like and fill with any variety of apples... mix-n-match. They also have AMAZING homemade jam for sale too as well as other seasonal produce Closes for the season around thanksgiving

From the owner: Orbaker's Farm Market is a seasonal farm market, located on Lake Rd in Williamson NY. Offering a…read morevariety of locally grown fruits and vegetables, we open our market of fresh local fruits and veggies from the end of June to the end of the growing season, which is usually around Thanksgiving. We also host U Pick events for Sour Cherries. Please check our website and/or Facebook for up to date business events and information.

This little gem had the best food! The service was friendly, fast, and fabulous! If you are ever…read morein the area and want good food, friendly atmosphere, and a taste of the ole days, this is your place.

An amazing farm stand. Produce is fresh and spectacular. The cafe offers many options that are all…read morefresh options... I've never been disappointed in the options on this varied menu. This is a lovely place to have a lunch on a warm sunny my day & pick up something to take home for dinner. Their days of operation have changed this year- Kendra is looking to retire. But if you can check this gem out!

Great little farmstand on the side of the road with easy parking. Everything from gorgeous fresh…read morecut bouquets to potted mums to homegrown produce, Whoopie pies, farm, fresh eggs, and other pickled and jarred sauces and condiments. They also except electronic payment, which is great if you decide to stop by last minute and have no cash on hand

From the owner: Open for the season Open Dailyread more

Fresh, great prices! I canned tomatoes and pickles. Each tomato and cu ke were very clean and not…read moreone bad

Awesome prices and the produce is always so fresh. Love the selection of produce and baked goods!read more

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!

To help break-up the pandemic monotony, we drove out to apple country the week of May 23. All of…read morethe apple orchards were in bloom and the beauty was just stunning! We decided to swing by Lagoner Farms, and bought some Cortland apples which had been in cold storage all winter, some freshly harvested asparagus (which was SO YUMMY! -- what a difference it makes to eat local foods!) And some super-dry champagne-like hard cider. Can you say YUM?!?! Not only was it a feast for the eyes ... and belly .... but did our souls good, to get out of town and into nature. Even if the trees aren't in bloom, we suggest you go do this! Drive along Lake Ave all the way to Pultneyville and then head over to Lagoner for a beautiful and tasty stop!

Loved their selection of homemade cookies and pies. Their apple pie with the crumb crust and the…read morecarmel drizzle is sinfully delicious. I am quite addicted to their Jake and Amos Dilly Beans and have heard the Brussels sprouts are quite good, but haven't tried them yet. They have a great selection of Thousand Island cheese. The extra sharp is my particular favorite. We never leave without at least one jar of honey. As far as I am concerned they have the best prices for honey that I have seen. That's what they have NOW. Just wait till apple season!!! Oh boy!!!!

This is a local farm market with fresh locally grown produce. It is family owned and has been at…read morethis location for 14 years. It is always fun to stop here, as they have a wide selection of local cheeses craft items canned goods and Mrs. Tomion's and her fresh baked goodies. Seasonal items abound. Presently there are Christmas trees and wreaths and all of the stands and other paraphernalia for the season. During the fall you can find cabbages and locally grown potatoes and onions, apples, and a wide variety of products. We always stop here anytime we are in the area, and are delighted each time.

What a great business. I've been goin there for several years now and have never been disappointed…read more Always call ahead to make sure what I want is ready to be picked.

Everything was a delight here for us. The blueberry muffin was a perfect burst of sweet and tart…read morewith crunchy sugar crystals on top. The whole grain sourdough bread made a flavorful base for a sausage breakfast sandwich. 2 breakfast sandwiches, a soft drink and muffin came in under 20 dollars, an unusually good value. Be sure to check out the bathroom.

Great service and food. Not too fancy but really comfortable feeling inside. Second trip here. Not…read moreas crowded as my first visit. Hopefully customers keep this place going as it is the only place to get a decent cup of coffee and breakfast or lunch sandwich in northern Wayne County.