Great hard cider tasting, great apples, excellent cider & donuts - a variety of seasonal crafts.read more

Great place. Got to sample Fiji cider. We were there in April not much to do other than shop which…read morethere's a lot to look at and a ton of apples but nothing really to learn about an orchard or apples. Friendly staff.

Stopped by Brighton Honey on a trip to Rochester. Had a great experience and lovely conversation…read morewith the owner. We bought a bunch of honey to take home for family and friends

My experience with Brighton Honey was amazing. The education I received from the owner prior to my…read morepurchase was awesome. I received my order and it was well packaged and arrived timely. But the taste of the honey and the spread were what my experience the best. Thank you Brighton Honey.

I bought their cherry juice concentrate a few years ago at Cuba cheese factory. It worked so well…read moreI've stuck with it ever since. Tart cherry juice is so good for sleep. Now I buy a bottle once or twice a year and have it shipped home. They always ship promptly too!

I've been buying their honey for years over at the North Tonawanda Farmers market, and always…read morewanted to stop at their actually location in Appleton, NY . Not having any particular plans this Memorial Day weekend, end up going for a drive with my mom and turned around as it appeared in my rear view mirror. The exterior of the barn and location looked like nothing special, but as they say dont judge a place by how it looks. The location its self was completly zen with a twist for a barn with variety of natural goods, tart cherry juice, upcycled goods, vegetarian snacks, dried goods, garlic, few Maple Sugar products, CBD oil and even have the orchard right on its location for cherry picking when there in season. Plan to check them out if they have cherries for You Pick later in the season.

Wonder local road side shop! So many flavors of honey and jam options. Great prices! Cute…read morechocolate lab. Bee keeper supplier and resource guide! Classes and meetings offered.

I cannot highlight enough of the positive aspects about this business! I am an entry level…read morehomesteader and this business makes it easy and comfortable to get into the culture of processing your own livestock. Owners make you feel welcome and are very communicative about the process when getting an animal processed on location! The store front is an aborable coopeted style shop with tasty meats and sausages made by the folks on site. Highly recommend both a day trip to do a little small town shopping and a trusted partner in the local homesteading scene!

From the owner: The Farmshop offers our own forest raised pork, pasture raised chicken, locally raised beef, free…read morerange eggs, honey, and lots of other locally grown and crafted items. Pork and beef are available by the cut or in bulk (by the quarter for beef and by the half for pork) and are processed in our own on-farm butcher shop.

If you find yourself on New York State Route 243 around the Rushford area, and you like local…read morehoney, I have great news. There is a self-serve stand loaded with lots of kinds of honey to choose from -- light, dark, different flowers, honey butter, and sometimes drippy raw honeycomb. We have been buying from Wood-Bee Farm for many years. I'm always pleased with the quality and taste of their product. Summer Delight was our choice this time.  Google the address and look carefully for a rather small sign next to the road that says "Local Honey". Usually, just barking dogs greet us from a distance. We've met the owner a few times and it was a good opportunity to say how much we appreciate his business.

Live in Buffalo but always get my honey from here on my way to or from visiting relatives owner is…read moresuper nice and lowest price around

I completely unexpectedly purchased a container of Wixson's Comb Honey tonight. It was an impulse…read morebuy at Living Root Winery in Rochester, where it was sitting on the checkout counter, and my ten-year old son talked me into it. I've never eaten a honeycomb before, and don't eat much honey in general. But the really friendly Living Roots clerk explained to us how Wixson's bees actually construct the honeycomb right inside of the container you purchase it in. So we gave it a go. When we got home, before I even noticed, my whole family dug right into it, and ate like a quarter of the honeycomb brick immediately!! I was all, "WHOA, SLOW YOUR ROLL! GIVE ME THAT." As the proprietor of the venture, I had to see what all the fuss was about. I took a spoonful of honeycomb and ... YUP, WHOA, A BITE OF BLISS. I had to cap it, or we likely could have devoured this insanely delicious local natural wonder in one sitting. THANKS to Living Roots for introducing us to Wixson's Comb Honey! And THANKS to Wixson's for your unique sweet treat! If you see this stuff sitting at a checkout somewhere that you are, do not hesitate to purchase, you will BEE glad you did! :-D

Cute little market with great breakfast pastries. Staff was friendly and helpful with…read morerecommendations for the store and the area.

I passed by so many times it's about time I check it out with one of my rugrats. I was kinda…read moreexpecting more baked goods but we got a cookie to try and it was sooo good I won't hold it against them for not having more baked goodies, for they do have a lot of different kinds of bread as well and that counts as baked goods. My kiddo picked a root beer and bag of chips but he ended up drinking two thirds of my bottle of blueberry oat milk - yes, it was soooo goood! They've a lot of frozen entrees you can take home to save some time from cooking from frozen soups to quiches. And oh! Fresh vegetables!!! Still going out and about so I don't want the veg to sweat in my car but next time I'm bringing my veggie basket!