Such a great experience! We were looking to just pick apples. We hit a bonus of a coffee truck. We…read morewill be back!

We've had a wonderful experience every time we've gone to Woznica Orchards. Their team puts a lot…read moreof love & heart into the produce they grow which you can taste in every bite of what you bring home. They're always kind & accommodating so never be afraid to reach out or ask the team questions. This still- let's say young- orchard still packs an awesome punch of having space to have fun, pick some delicious apples & appreciate nature comfortably

super cute local farm! we like the experience of being able to walk around and hunt for the perfect…read morepumpkin, so this was a nice visit. there's a gorgeous scenic backdrop of fall colors that make for cute photo ops. they also had a corn maze for only $2 a person, as well as adorable sheep and a fat pig you can pet for free. we had a lovely visit!

They use way too many pesticides on their apples way too many so if you want all them organic…read moreapples, you're not going to get them there.\nThe apples are all coated with pesticide residue, I would not ever go there again ever, and I would not take my children there way too much.\nIs so bad for the environment and our health

I took my 2year old grandson there. We arrived and 3 and they were supposed to close at 5. As soon…read moreas we got up to pay to play at their playground, a very rude girl said that they were closing early. she didn't say why, she just said we're closing now. I will not deal with rude people, especially when it comes to little kids being disappointed. We went to Appledale Or hard instead and had a great time. We will NOT be returning to Behlings.

I laugh at the few complainers on here, lol. There's always those few that have a consistant…read moredeluded outlook on life. To the people that complained about the rudeness of the men... if you don't say anything other than to order what you want... there would be no opportunity for them to be rude to you. And to the one that complained that the apples were 50 cents a lb more than the stores... nobody forced you to buy the apples there. And the stores cannot sell you any fresher apples than ones that were still on the trees until you hand picked them yourself. Oneill's doesn't need you to go pick apples for them. The extra 50 cents is for the experience of you and or your kids picking the apples yourself.

A gorgeous orchard for picking apples and enjoying fall weather and foliage. Not too crowded, a…read morenice selection of apple types, and a nice gift shop to browse.

I don't know why we don't come to this farmers market more often! We went for the first time today…read morein probably 8 years and it was such a fun morning. Our daughter loved browsing around, sampling chocolate milk and meat snacks. Our favorite vendors were the homemade pasta guy who we remembered from years ago, a spot that has a bunch of homemade pickles, and lavender flavored honey from a third spot. We bought fresh corn on our way out, definitely noticed a lot of varying price differences for the same items but I guess that's part of the experience! Our daughter had a donut and a hotdog from a food truck during our visit. We spent close to an hour here and I could have spent longer but also probably would have purchased even more goodies... perhaps next time!! A saturday morning well spent.

I just love the Regional Market in Syracuse! There is such…read morea variety of things to look at and buy. No matter what season it is amazing. Yesterday was full of beautiful fall flowers, mostly mums, but several people has succulents which are great all year round. Homemade Bread, rolls, bagels, cookies, cakes,pies.... pretty much anything you could want. Homemade honey, pickles and kimchi. Farms selling lamb, beef and chicken. Homemade cheese and pasta and jams. The vegetables from local farms...some organic. I much prefer buying from the local farmers and not when people are selling out of grocery store bulk purchased boxes.

Picked up some apples the other day and Dainel was so friendly and helpful. The apples were great…read more(Zestar) and the service was excellent! Will be back for my apple needs! Bakery items look fantastic as well!

We visited today, 9/12, with three kids the youngest being 3 yrs. This was our fourth year coming…read moreto the farm. When we arrived to the purchasing shed we already knew we had to purchase wrist bands for all three kids for the activities on the farm. No big deal. We had been talking about today all week, the kids were excited. We told the employee we needed three wristbands then the employee stated if I or my husband wanted to go past the sign/string that surrounded the whole activity area to watch my kids then I would have to purchase a wrist band along with my husband. I explained that wouldn't be necessary because neither of us would be using any of the activities they offer. I simply would keep an eye on the kids especially the 3 year old. He stated even to do that we needed wristbands. I told him we didn't need them and went through with the transaction of three wristbands. As I am standing watching my children behind the line I realize other moms and dads thought the same thing. Many parents within the "line" or past the sign where the activities were had not purchased the wristbands either. About five minutes go by and I see a different employee start checking for parent wristbands. And if he didn't see them wearing one he would hand them a wrist band and show them the card reader to pay. We were all shocked. How can you justify charging a parent that is just trying to keep their child safe. They were not using anything. Maybe I am overreacting but when groups have multiple children and purchase three plus wristbands at almost 16 dollars a piece adding another two bands for people that won't even be using the activities is wild. We truly just wanted to keep an eye on the kids that was it. Instead we watched from so far away we missed out on certain parts of the day. We hope they consider changing that soon. Positives: kids had fun, great variety of apples for being so early in the season

Farm Fest Annual Event is what Agro Tourism is all about - this annual event is showcasing working…read morefarms in Syracuse and the surrounding areas. We started at Navarino Orchards. We learned about apples, orchards and this amazing local business. They sell "you pick" apples for , what I believe, is the lowest price around. They sell local products like sourdough breads, jams, pickles, cheeses as well as their own homemade baked goods. Their homemade apple fritters are delicious. There are also other vegetables grown here to buy. Their new restaurant is in a renovated barn on their property and even has a deck with a beautiful view of the orchard me The food was excellent and the service was great. Check their hours and specials.

Great farm! Went to see if strawberry picking was in season. Sadly came too early but did pick up a…read morepeach jam as a gift from their well curated shop. I went to the barn restaurant side to grab a bite. Got the parmesan fries which were really well crisped, generously seasoned, and came as a huge portion. Some of the best fries I have had. Almost as crispy as the double fried fries in Belgium. Live musicians was playing too and it was such s pleasant and joyous experience!

This place is great!!! It brings a light into downtown, it has fresh produce, premade snacks, and…read moregroceries for everyone. There are so many different items that I'm sure no matter what diet you are adhering to (vegan, keto, etc) you can find something you'd love. The staff are always wonderful and helpful and it is very clean throughout the whole store. It is on the pricey side for groceries, but I'd rather be shopping locally for a higher price than at some store that doesn't help the community!

A hidden gem just off of the Westcott St. neighborhood near Barry Park…read more Specializing in local produce (veg, breads, dairy, and local coffee roasters) they also have a wide selection of organic, vegan, vegetarian and fair trade items. I go weekly for their selection of eggs, yogurt, butter and coffee. They also just remodeled the interior and there is more room, plus a decent selection of craft beers that you won't find anywhere else in the area. They also have fresh made take out sandwiches, salads and snack packs. I love their dill tuna and waldorf chicken salads. Super friendly staff and if you become a member, you get a 10% discount on every purchase.

Please take your family to Old McDonalds farm! The secret garden was beautiful and I can only…read moreimagine how cool this place is in the fall with the corn maze and pumpkins!!

Looove it here with the kids, have thrown a a party in the gathering barn and it was great…read more Yesterday, we were on a field trip with our kinder class and some of the workers manning the horse barn had POOR attitudes with the kids and their questions.The other ladies for the tractor ride and the concessions were nice. Overall love the animals and the variety

The food, the beer, and the service were awesome. Not sure why this place isn't busier, but I…read morehighly recommend!

Stopped by to have lunch with family. It was nice, clean and trendy. It was very quiet when we…read morewent, but I am looking forward to going back for thier live music nights. It also has an outdoor area that is dog friendly. I ordered a beef on weck and enjoyed it, the au ju was really flavorful, and the sandwich itself had a ton of meat. I also tried a bite of the beef on weck pizza and really enjoyed that as well. It is a counter service type place so you go up to order and get your own food. This was not very obvious, so it was a bit awkward because we sat and waited until we realized-- we were the only ones there so it also was strange it wasn't communicated. They text when the food is ready. Plenty of parking.