I finally get to try mead here. I've always been intrigued by it after years of reading about it in…read morestories set in old England. There are so many flavors here and they all sound so yummy. The tasting is great as you get to try the different types of mead. The tasting fee is waived when you buy a 375 ml or 750 ml bottle. 50 ml bottle is also available and just so cute and portable. So I learnt I prefer the sweeter mead like merry mead (original and usually out of stock), crabapple mead and plum mead (reminds me of Japanese choya). Other meads are the dry version and some can even taste like brandy or whiskey. There are also lots of honey here. It's a great place to get honey and honey based products and mead. You can also call to reserve mead or ask to be on waitlist for certain meads so that they can call you when it's ready. Then it won't be a wasted trip. Excellent service too. P.S you can bring back the empty bottles so that they can crush the glass and reuse it. And they will also return the $0.10 deposit. But they said to bring to other recycling depot if it's far out to drop it off at their shop.

Love the Honey that they sell here. Great customer service as well…read more I came here with C. I didn't know what to expect. They sell wines, candles, gifts and of course honey. I bought 2 jars of 1kg spring wildflower honeys. They sales lady said it would be good for my allergies. Anyways, I had some of the honey. It is not overly sweet. You can taste the purity in the honey. Best of all, I know where the honey is coming from. You can do a quick wine tasting for a fee and that fee would be waived if you buy a bottle of wine from them. I will definitely be back to pick up more next time.

I love the Custom made sandwiches from Choices Deli Counter. They roast a honey dijon ham in their…read moreovens each week so I try to catch them on the day they roast it. My custom sandwich which sells for $7.99 has a thick slice of honey dijon ham, Havarti cheese, mustard, mayo, arugula, cucumber, fresh sprouts and tomatoes. You can choose any meat you want but a fresh ham can't be beaten. I often order a side salad and pick up a fresh-squeezed juice from the cooler. The Deli staff are very friendly and can take an order over the phone for pick up later. Proper safety precautions were taken, I saw them wash hands frequently and change their gloves. They had N-95 masks on too. I highly recommend them. I love the sandwiches and custom made pizzas there. Their pizzas are the best deal in town for a custom-crafted pizza. Reanna the deli manager makes a wickedly delicious Spanish Proscuitto, arugula, blue cheese and pear pizza. I love to throw one in the outdoor pizza oven as a quick and delicious meal. It is the best take-home pizza in town in my opinion.

Alex in the Meat department is fantastic! He goes above and beyond to make sure customers are well…read moretaken care of. I have a lot of food sensitivities and Alex has helped me so much.

It's no surprise that this place is a crowd pleaser and is internationally known by celebrities…read more The donuts are fresh and tasty. Each bite is a sinfully delicious adventure in honey goodness.

Amazing Donuts and Great Coffee. Beautiful area to sit…read moreoutside in Deep Cove British Columbia Canada.

I've been a fan of Marie's Bees for so many years now! Marisa has built an amazing business not…read moreonly selling honey-based products from her own bees, but providing education about the importance of bees. It's always a joy to see her booth set up at a local vendor show or farmer's market. And it's easy to order products from her website if I run out between shows! My favorite to order is one of her creamed honeys (my favorite is the Cinnamon). And at a recent Christmas craft show I bought her Gardener's Wax salve which has been wonderful on my dry skin this winter! I also love to grab a bottle of her fabulous Honey Oxymel as a gift for my mom, who uses it to make lovely salad dressings. I even took a cheese-making class from Marissa once, and hope at some point to have time to do it again! Marie's Bees is a wonderful, local, women-owned, family-owned business that I hope to "bee" able to support for years to come!

I attended a special Yelp cheese making class with Marisa at the Chuckanut Center. What a fun…read moreclass. Marisa is such a great teacher and host. During our class we learned the basics of making mozzarella cheese. Repetition always helps me learn, and in this case we were able to repeat the process a couple of times which really helped me feel confident in home-made cheese making. We learned how to check the process as we worked through to make sure things were progressing as they should. Knowing the steps and how the cheese should be looking was a big help. We learned how adding honey to some cheese varieties can provide an unusual and tasty addition. It was eye-opening to see how much milk makes this much cheese (no wonder cheese can often be expensive!) During our class, we made a couple of batches of farm cheese with fruit and herbs (from the on site garden) as well as a batch of mozzarella (some in balls and some in string cheese form). These are highly interactive classes with lots of opportunities to take part in the process. If you like learning and doing, Marisa's classes are the best!

I moved to Abbotsford from Vancouver (and Victoria) due to love and financial reasons, and the…read moretransition was NOT easy. This town (city?) is relatively static, difficult to get around in without a car, and besieged by strip mall after strip mall. There is very little character, although the west part of the town does have a lively ethnic community, and there is the true pleasure of shopping in various Asian and Indian markets for excellent ingredients. I live in the "historic downtown" part of Abby, which doesn't even have a proper supermarket. I discovered the Little Green Apple while trekking up S. Fraser on foot, and it's a true gem: reminding me of the various farmstands / shops in Keremeos, it's small, family-owned (from what I can tell), rustic-looking, and the prices on their produce more than reasonable--it's cheap! (Why would you ever pick up produce from a large supermarket, anyway?) The quality of the produce is great, with the source of it indicated by a sign, and you can tell they try keep it as local as possible. There are perhaps a few items they could use more of (more fresh herb variety, leafy greens), but you can walk out with loads of cheap, fresh fruits and veggies for a few bucks. They also carry some basic staples, a bit of dairy, baked stuff, as well as lovely local honey and jams. My favourite place in this dumb town so far.

a good place for fresh produce and a good selection of frozen food. I was told that the Grandmas…read moreDill pickles were really great dill pickles, so I bought a jar. I have to say the were not the best dill pickles I have ever had not even close. they were not bad but also not very dilly or even much on garlic. the hot pepper did little more than add a touch of colour. And at $13.99 for a 1 quart mason jar they are not the best buy. Sorry Grandma but I do not agree with what I was told and should have saved my money for a better pickle.

Everything that was ordered probably 10 different items of finger food and they were all the best I…read morehave tasted so far. Purchased through a school fundraiser so we divided them between us no complaints!

I have used Bruce Bowen's Bees Honey for about 7 years now. I love the taste of it. It is sweet in…read morethe most "organic' way. Its taste includes a scent of spring and summer wildflowers combined with the scent of good northwest rain. I love the fact that mr.bowen calls the taste of this honey as a "mystery" since it comes from flowers the names of which the the bees do not disclose.

love this honey. The customer service is awesome, all our questions were answered and we were given…read morevaluable suggestions. Will return here for more.

Highest quality honey I have ever tasted. It is so good that I usually stop by the farmers market…read morejust to buy a 2lb bottle. Their raw honey is my favourite, you can't find anywhere else. Very nice and friendly people with reasonable prices.

My favourite honey place OF ALL TIME. I exclusively drink this honey only and more specifically the…read moreblueberry blossom honey. It's also a great gift to give away as it's practical delicious and they always have gift sets of minis available. I don't know how many jars of honey I've drank from here at this point

I went here a few months ago, and I purchased the bee pollen. I spoke the employee there and they…read moreinformed me it helped them a-lot with allergies and some advice on use to take the bee pollen. The advice was awesome and it really helped me during allergy season.

Stopped here to meet some family members while in Canada. Pleasantly surprised as none of us have…read morebeen here before. Seating is typically for 4 but they made adjustments for our 6 person party which was really nice. The staff were incredibly friendly. It's definitely on the louder side, so I think our waiter had a difficult time hearing us, which made for a funny scenario. I saw some other review complain about the volume, and although it is loud, it really isn't the fault of the restaurant which I think makes for an unfair review. Food was great, I had the blackened teriyaki bowl w/ chicken. I will say portion size could be a little bigger. I got extra chicken in mine, and to be honest it felt like a regular portion of chicken? so I can only imagine the regular would feel quite small. The rest of the table had the tuna poke, which looked great, but again maybe light on the tuna? and the Calabrian Hot Honey pizza, which I thought was fantastic. Great balance of spicy and sweet!

Outstanding restaurant! All of the staff were friendly and engaging. We had the eggs Benny and the…read moreblackberry French toast. Wow. I loved the addition of arugula on the Benny. The blackberry compote and maple cream is delicious. A reasonable bill considering the quality of food. The space is inviting and has a lively energy.