They are over priced compared to others. I know I shop all garden centers. The staff is not…read morewelcoming at all they also don't allow pets

Early apples are now ripe. Perfect day for picking. Staff are wonderful as usual. Cash only.read more

They do not stand by their guarantee policy. Also turn VERY rude when confronted with product that…read moredies in less then a year. I use to be a annual customer, but I am going to shop elsewhere. I purchased over 25 arbitrates through out the year . I purchased 10 (over $600.00 worth in total) six out of the 10 died.

This review is for the front porch. The best ice cream ever! Three are open seasonally and we…read moreanxiously await their opening. So many options from soft serve, hard ice cream, sherbet, sorbet, ice cream sundaes, milkshakes etc. the staff are friendly and helpful. The portions are big. Just a real great option for a treat. It does get busy but it's a sign it's that good.

According to the historical marker, this farm was founded in 1808 by Matthias Lane, who served in…read moreAmerican Revolution as a New Jersey Dragoon. It has been a farm every since, and the Chase-Flack cobblestone farmhouse (not open to the public) was a stop on the underground railroad. It's still an operating farm, and you can buy fresh produce at the market that is right on NY 18. My visit was in October, so the choices included fresh corn, Indian corn, pumpkins of all sizes, decorative gourds, hay, eggs, cut wood, decorative items and gift items. Give them a try!

The smell when we walked in- drool!!! We left with cider, donuts, an apple pie crumb and two half…read moreloafs- a pumpkin chocolate chip and the raspberry loaf. The raspberry loaf while delicious was a little on the verge of being too sweet even for my sweet tooth. The pumpkin on the other hand not as sweet but still yummy. The donuts didn't get past the parking lot- wow! The apple crumb was scrumptious and fully eaten at Thanksgiving dinner. We warmed up the cider also delish! Really happy we found this gem, usually when we visit family in Rochester we have another farm we hit up, but this was a great recommendation from family. Also the staff was friendly and inviting- we will be back for sure!

Amazing cider mill and farm stand in Hilton- tasty baked goods and fudge made on premises... you…read morecan also watch them pressing cider. Definitely worth a visit or two!!

My brother picked up an Apple Crumb Pie for Christmas dessert, and instead of having a robust crumb…read moretopping, there was just a sprinkling of cinnamon sugar on top. Put it in the off oven for 15 minutes to warm from the residual heat, and the topping turned into a mushy, sticky mess. It was a disappointment, since the apples were not cooked enough and were a bit too raw.

They have yummy apple fritters and fry cakes. They sell a lot of different variety of apples and in…read moreall sizes. In the fall they have a great corn maze for all ages. The market sells a lot of different products such as apples, pies, donuts, vegetables and much more. Its worth a stop and support local.

This is a great garden stand with multiple sheds and tables bursting with plants, located on Maiden…read moreLane near Greece Olympia High School. It looks small from the street but it goes way back. It's not a garden *store*, so they don't have tools, pots, fertilizer, or things of that nature. But if you need a plant, this is the place. This spring I bought chives, basil, marigolds, and petunias here, and the prices I paid were about half of what some local garden stores charge. At the checkout, you can buy locally grown fruits and veggies. During my last stop, they had onions, potatoes, radishes, tomatoes, and several kinds of apples. Maple syrup too. Service is friendly, they take credit/debit, and the prices are reasonable. Support a local business and check them out if you're in Greece.

This small nursery so cute but easy to miss if you're not paying attention! For the size, there's…read moreusually quite a large collection of plants and flowers in the summer. There are several long tables as well as tents. They sell some fresh produce inside as well. In the fall, they also have a decent selection of pumpkins and mum plants. Overall, a very cute shop, reasonably priced, and a great option if you don't like how crowded some of the larger nurseries can get. Oh, and there's always a seasonal coupon or special going if you sign up for them. :)

As the Greece market season is coming to a close, I just want to say what a great summer/fall I had…read morefinding amazing deals here! Now overall variety of items is low - usually what's in season only but if that's all you're looking for then it's so much easier to maneuver than the Rochester public market is on a busy Saturday. Park over by the former Sears parking area and bring your raiseable bags. On Saturday's Happy Pickle is there and they are the most amazing pickles - discounts depending on how many you buy. Last week I got a huge butternut squash for $1 and hard to find honeynut squash 2/$1. I have purchased tons of red, green and nappa cabbage more than half off what you would pay at the store. Vendors are helpful, knowledgeable and very friendly. Check the Greece Ridge calendar prior to heading out as this market is not year round - but definitely a place to find great local produce for cheap.

After my first visit I became a huge fan of this Farmers Market! I went early on a Saturday…read moremorning. Only a handful of people were there at 8:30 :) Since it's at the Greece Ridge Mall, there's plenty of parking right up close. No hassle of driving downtown fighting the crowds or finding a place to park. Vendors are friendly and willing to work with you. The prices were fantastic, so much more for your buck! I stocked up on green peppers, onions, garlic, brussel sprouts and potatoes. The onions were my favorite, so big and flavorful. Super convenient, great produce amazing prices!

My favorite place to pick blueberries and raspberries. They have the most beautiful blueberry…read moreplants. They have some very tall ones that are gorgeous, they look like edible lilacs. You are able to walk freely throughout the rows and bask in the beauty while obtaining delicious fruit. Staff are friendly and helpful, I've never had a bad experience. You pay by the lb for the blueberries.

What a great experience. I had the opportunity to meet the owner and her daughter. They were…read moresuper informative and knowledgeable in all things apple! I even hit them with a few random questions and BOOM, they had the answers. We did go a little later into the season so we were not able to pick all of their apples varieties, but I still went home with a bunch! Also, we had the opportunity to pick fresh raspberries. I WAS IN HEAVEN. I could have just done that and been a happy camper. I also picked a small pumpkin from their patch. I learned that the pumpkin patch location changes every 1-2 years. Its a good thing that it was in its lat year because there are plans for that space next year. Keep your eyes peeled people because next year there will be a Cidery opening up. As well as a place to hold parties/weddings! I am totally pumped to try their tasty ciders with all of their homegrown fruit! Their keeping it in the family as the owners daughter and son-in-law are the ones that will be running this place. There was also a maze, but i did not take the time to walk through it. Overall I did not see as many children attractions that you tend to see at apple farms, but I loved the mother daughter team and their passion and commitment to locally grown fruit and cider! I will be back!

Doc Ryan's corn is THE BEST around!! We drive from N Chili to get it. Whatever we don't finish at…read morenight, is my breakfast the next morning. ... cold!! So delicious

Freshness and corn quality, u can peel the corn on site, prices, and pleasantness of staffread more