Such a find! I screamed, "FARM STAND!" and nearly scared my poor husband off the road when I saw…read moreit. We did a U-turn and are so glad we did! Plants and veggies galore. We were most excited for the coffee roasted on the premises, the Swedish gifts, the Jamestown candy products, and the bakery goods. The sweet girls they employ are so nice and helpful! This stop was a WINNER!!!!!

This place is great! Fresh everything! Super clean and organized with friendly staff. It's apple…read moreand pumpkin season so they have all of that fun stuff along with mind melting homemade cider donuts and fresh apple cider. Great produce, Cuba cheese factory cheese, bison products, local candies, elk boar and venison jerky and summer sausage , gift shop, chocolate , German and Swedish imports ..... cool little place to check out . They had the peppers I needed to make another batch of homemade salsa ! Great selection . Will be back expecially for those amazing 65 cent each fresh cider donuts :)

What's better than peaches and cream ? I'll tell you!…read morePeaches and ice cream!!!! Down home cooking

I've only ever been here for their ice cream. I will say I was extremely disappointed that the only…read morehad one dairy free ice cream. Granted it was tasty and there was slush but I wish they were more considerate of that. The staff is usually very friendly although last time there was two teenage boys who were very pleasant but messed our order up. They were apologetic and fixed it for us. The flowers are gorgeous making a very nice vibe to sit and eat. The prices were insanely low!!! $20 for 5 peolpe is an amazing deal. There fruit appeared to be fresh and fairly cheap. Overall you should definitely check this out for ice cream or fresh local fruit and veggies!!

Second time visiting this quaint, cute on the side of the road farmers market well driving through…read moreAmish country. The stand and farm has live goats, sells some goat products and fresh produce, jellies, honey, and baked goods. Owner is friendly and pleasent, be sure to keep your ears open for the rooster sounds or goats. Scenic drive for one looking for something different, there are other Amish places along the way.

Farm Fresh Foods on 3rd Street by the Third Street Bridge is the poor man's Wegmans. Fresh deli,…read morefresh made that day bread, best doughnuts in the county, huge subs and great meats. Super friendly staff and clean but dated.

I travel for work and I'm a terrible daughter so I didn't make my awesome dad a cake for his bday…read more I dropped in there to buy one because I hear amazing things about them all the time. I got a chocolate fudge peanut butter cake...OMG SO GOOD. $6.99 for a decent sized cake for 6 people. The frosting was thick and creamy with a nice fresh peanut butter flavor and the Chocolate cake was a nice moist fluffy cake. We all loved it. I got their Italian herb turkey too and tried a sliver it's yummy it tastes homemade and isn't slimy.

I have been a member of Native Offerings CSA for about 5-6 years now, and every summer I look…read moreforward to their farm fresh produce grown using organic practices. There are 4 different options for pick up: in Orchard Park on Tuesdays from 3:30-6:30, at the Williamsville Lehigh Depot on Wednesdays from 3:30-6:30pm, and in Buffalo at Lafayette Church on Thursdays from 4-6:30pm. I actually pick up at the Williamsville location, and like another reviewer said, if you go later in the pick-up time there may be a narrower selection of produce. However, if you go at 3:30pm, you run into the rabid soccer moms fighting for that last bunch of cilantro. So I try to target 5:00 for selection and my own sanity. There are 3 types of shares: full, small, and individual. We are a family of 2 so I've always gotten the individual share. It's not an overwhelming amount of vegetables, but its not enough to last me the whole week (I supplement with Wegmans and farmer's market for items I want that aren't in the share). A typical individual share is 1-2 bunches of greens or lettuce, 1 pepper, 2 zucchinis, 3/4 pound of green beans, choice of a bunch of beets or carrots, a bundle of herbs. There are usually substitutions if there's something you aren't a fan of. They post on their website and on Facebook what the anticipated vegetables are that week, although sometimes there will be a variance, since you are dealing with Mother Nature. This year the individual share works out to about $13 a week, but you pay up front for the season (although there is an option to pay in 2 installments). One of the things I love about being a part of a CSA is the opportunity to try new vegetables that I've never eaten or cooked before, and it forces you to get really creative with your cooking! Things like bok choy, collard greens, tomatillos, Japanese turnips, swiss chard... I discovered my love of these items through the CSA. The beginning of the summer share is heavy on the greens, but at the height of summer you'll be enjoying some amazing produce, picked fresh that morning. I had done the fruit share for the last 2 years, but this year I'm not going to renew. It just got to be too much, even though I split a share with my friend. I just didn't have the time to deal with 3.5 pounds of peaches. However, I'm sure this year I will look longingly at the fresh strawberries that always smell so delicious! You can now manage your share online, such that if you know you're going to be out of town a certain week, you can move that share to another week for pick up. Or if you forget last minute, you can have a friend pick up your share. There are still shares available for this summer, just go to their website and sign up! You won't be disappointed!

The farm itself is in Little Valley, NY but this review is for the Elmwood pick-up site…read more The produce is abundant, fresh, and delicious. They share farm news and recipes on Facebook and their website. I love Native Offerings and I want to lay out exactly what makes it stand out: Pros: 1. You never have to drive to the farm. They bring all the produce to the Elmwood Lafayette Church on Thursdays. 2. You can pick what you want (to an extent). There is a board that says how much of each item you get and some things are set (one bunch of carrots) and some you have a choice, for example: one bunch of beets or radishes or turnips; one head of lettuce from any of the three kinds; kale or arugula or mizuna or bok choi, etc. 3. There are three sizes. 4. All the vegetables are organic and local. 5. It includes fresh herbs and you usually get a choice or what you want. 6. If you know you're going miss a week, you can double up the week before or week after. Every other CSA I know of makes you find a friend to pick it up or donate it. 7. Great variety without anything too wacky. 8. They post the vegetables on Tuesday (two days ahead) so you have a heads up for your grocery shopping or meal planning. 8. Members can purchase oranges in the winter, trucked in from Florida. Cons: 1. Pick-up starts at 4pm and if you can't get there, you might find your choices limited. The cilantro could be gone and you can only have basil or the asparagus is gone to you get beets picked last year. 2. Pick-up ends at 6:30. If you miss it, you miss it. No veggies for you. 3. It's not the least expensive (but not the most expensive, either.) 4. This season the small share seems smaller than last year. It is supposed to be 2/3 the size of a full share but so far, it full share seems almost twice as large. I don't know if this will right itself as the season presses on, but I am surprised. 5. The vegetables they post on Tuesday aren't always what you get Thursday. There is another pick up site on Tuesdays, and I am assuming it accurately reflects their share, but come Thursday, you find the rapini they promised is no where to be found but there is asparagus that no one mentioned. Native Offerings also offers a fruit share which includes berries but is mostly stone fruit. Some of the fruit is organic but most of it is just low spray. Apparently tree fruit is hard to do organic, especially peaches. I did the fruit share last year but it was just more than we could handle. Two committed fruit lovers could possibly manage it if you plan in advance to freeze some or you're not also doing the vegetable share.

This place is awesome! Lovely Senic ride there especially in our beautiful autumn months. Cool old…read morebarn nicely decorated with pumpkins, mums, honey, grapes, peppers, squash, a million kinds of apples, maple syrup... DELICIOUS fresh pressed Cider! Hot spiced cider! Cider slushies! So yummy and reasonably priced :) They have free samples of apples and informative charts on diff apple flavors and uses. I can't recommend this place enough! Support local businesses!

Beautiful place to get a dozen varieties of fresh apples! You can get a bushel or a half bushel,…read moreor really any amount. The day we came, there were also big beautiful bell peppers, gourds, winter squashes, & pumpkins of all sizes. They also had dried corn on the cob, pies, NY maple syrup, honeys, & apple cider by the 1/2 gallon or gallon jug. This cider is really DELICIOUS stuff - so addicting! I got a cider slushie, & omg it is SO GOOD - just pure, sweet, slushy, cider. We also tried a glazed & a cinnamon sugar dusted cake donut (made with their apple cider), and they were absolutely worth getting. Yum!

Great produce at great prices. The cider is so good. Get some to freeze for later . Apples are…read morewonderful this year. Making apple pie filling to can.

This place is so neat!! Stopped in here with my husband when he was delivering apples for cider…read more The Owner showed me the mill and explained how it worked. Really cool & primitive process. Oh yea, and the cider is really good.

Went in here too check it out and the guy at the meat counter got upset because I was looking at…read morethe meat instead of him then let the next few customers just hang out in front blocking me. Had a similar experience on a previous visit was in line at the front and a family was just hanging out in front of the register. Prices seemed high the meats were priced okay it's just all behind a meat counter so I can't look at it properly and you have to wait in line. The owner seems to think the people that come in are the greatest I just don't see a better crowd here than in any other stores.

My sister, brother and I went there after breakfast this morning. It's a lovely store with many…read moreunique items!