Very open, but quaint and quiet. Most unique flavor of honey I ever tried. Like cardamom and sweet…read moreand spicy honey...very tasty.

A great property to visit...beautiful, peaceful setting and an impressive building housing their…read morefarm store, The Honeybee Embassy. They carry a broad selection of raw honeys, not found anywhere else. We did the guided tasting tour (offered on Thursdays and Fridays) on the covered back porch. One of the owners guided us through an informative 60-minute tasting of their varietal honeys. Learned a lot, and happy to support an independent farm and the bees.

Adorable!! The BEST warm apple cider donuts. Fun to just buy some snacks and take a stroll.read more

Underwhelming but part of the is the weather and the lack of vendors - too early in the season…read more It's got a nice-sized farmer's market area - but you'd be better to visit at harvest time, not on Memorial Day weekend (plus it rained). We did snag some super fresh Mennonite-grown asparagus. Too rainy to enjoy the outdoor part. This place is probably more like a 4 star on a better day.

If you are a tourist and are a little overwhelmed by all the different farms, vineyards, and…read morerestaurants in the area and are unsure where to start, Check this place out!!! They sell groceries, cheeses, meats, snacks, bread, coffee, and awesome swag, all from local farms, and restaurants, and businesses in the area. Plus the owners are at cash register with their little baby, happy to help guide you to their favorites. They grew up in Burdett and can give some great advice on where the cool hangout spots are. This is also the spot if you want to have an evening in or pack a picnic to take to the lake stuffed with amazing goodness from the local farms I am a "Part-time" local and today was my first day popping in. I wanted to stay in tonight but still have a delicious local meal. I bought a bag of Polenta from Farmer Ground. (Trumansburg) Chèvre garlic and pepper from Lively run goat dairy. (Interlaken) Chilled Mediterranean quinoa salad (Stonecat Cafe in Hector NY) and frozen Garlic bratwurst (packed by Timberland Meats (Dundee) farm fresh asparagus, and chocolate milk from (Sunset view creamery) They have great shaded parking, and I was able to pull in on a nice windy day and leave my dog in the car with the windows down. I ran into a couple of other locals that I knew and struck up a pleasant conversation. They have picnic table out front, so you can buy your farmdelicious foods and eat them out side and enjoy the day. Locals and tourists alike, we're hanging out at the picnic tables, having fun. Their decor is so cute. Perfect country store vibe, with a granola and wine twist. It's nice to see a small family business connecting locals farms and community through the food they carry. Today was an extra bonus day, because Nickels BBQ food truck was parked in lot, their BB sauce is also sold inside Burdett exchange, if you want your own bottled sauce. After I cashed out with ny groceries. I popped over to them for a brisket sandwich, coleslaw, and fries. If you're lucky enough to see them there when you pop over, highly recommend giving them a try, delicious and I will review them separately. This place is downtown burdett 3 simple streets from Route 414 and is a must try, and grab some gifts for your friends while you're there. Now my biggest decision today is what wine to pair with my dinner in tonight. Lol

What an adorable shop in the middle of an unassuming village. I was very happy with the majority of…read morethe stuff I bought, including some beef jerky, but I really love the idea of the store and wish it would be implemented more where I live. Highly recommend you stopping here if you are ever in the area!

Another lunch stop when I was out and about. I love the fall vibe when visiting. I ordered the…read moregrilled chicken panini and pumpkin spice latte. Unfortunately my visit wasn't as super as it has been in the past. My coffee cup's lid didn't fit, and my panini was soaked in whatever sauce they used so it was very soggy and messy. I don't think it deters me from visiting again, it was just a different experience this time.

First visit and was very impressed. Thought they only served ice cream, but provide a menu with…read moresandwiches, breakfast items, and even a small grocery store with meats, and baked goods. Cafe is very inviting, with lots of seating both inside and out. Was quickly waited on, and I figured I would try Buffalo Chicken wrap. Nice size portion, very delicious, and served with chips and a pickle. For $4 more, I could have added a side(will have to try that next time). If you are looking for good food, and want something different than fast food, I would highly recommend this place.

I was still getting emails from Reisingers farm and now that it is Apples and Moore I wanted to…read morecheck out their offerings. We went to pick apples but they really had.. Moore! Tons of apple varieties. Very friendly service. I had questions when I came in about different varieties and they were very helpful. Inside we bought the very hot and delicious apple cider donuts as well as a cider slushie. They have novelty items for sale like honey, syrup, candles. Also, there is a upick flower patch and they were picking raspberries when we went. Finished off the trip with a nice woodfired pizza that was onsite. Great stop and I will definitely be back!

Great assortment of apples, including some rare hybrids, such as snapdragon that are delicious. The…read morestaff is very helpful and friendly and prices are reasonable. Cannot say enough good things about this market.

I've been buying Standing Stone honey for close to 15 yrs. Iwas living g in King Ferry NY about 15…read moreminutes away shortly after we moved to Connecticut, I still by honey from them and have it shipped. I have been in Ct. 13 years now and there is no better honey than his.

Was a little frustrated trying to find them. They are part of the Fingerlakes Sweet Treat Trail and…read moreI'm trying to complete that before the deadline, my friend and I set out to see them at the Farmer's Market. Their website said that they would be in Homer, NY on Saturdays so I planned on going there as my friend was not available the other days. I called before we left because it is quite a distance from where we live. However, there was no answer. So we drove to Homer just to find out they were not there. I called again and this time the young man answered and apologized saying that he hadn't updated his website in some time and that he was actually in Aurora, NY. So we drove from Homer to Aurora!! Ended up buying some honey and candles. He was very nice but I asked him to please update all his social media because there were inaccuracies and misalignment across the board. Luckily the phone number was his cell phone and remained the same.