CoNectar is a really remarkable non-profit. They have a gallery space, educational materials on…read morebeekeeping, honey tasting, and more. It's a beautiful space, and a fine restoration of an historical building. They have Yoga and meditation classes, and there are plans for a small cafe. Most importantly, it's an amazing resource for beekeepers and people interested in learning about honey. I tasted some wonderful honey, some infused with chilies, some with Rosemary. And yes, they have local honey for sale.

Wow, CoNectar Flora to Table is a such a unique and amazing space! There is a gallery that is open…read moreon Saturdays, and there are a lot of other events happening there too. So far, I've attended a beeswax candle making class with my daughter, a honey tasting, and a solstice hike in nearby Girty's Woods. Through these programs, I've learned a lot about not just honey bees, but the importance of native bees and local flora, too. The locally produced and sustainable honey I purchased there is so delicious! Highly recommend a visit, another gem to be found in Millvale!

This is a cool little shop! I've known the Bedillions for a long time, and I'm amazed at all the…read moreuses they've come across for honey and bee wax. They're knowledgeable about beekeeping and even sell supplies along with all their different flavors of honey. Wildflower is my personal favorite!

I was so excited to come to the actual Bedillions store to see what all they had, instead of just…read morebuying honey at the grocery store. My whole experience was a big let down. The young lady working at the front desk didn't greet me when I walked in, no big deal, surely she would greet me and ask if I needed help along the way, NOPE. I wanted to ask questions about the different honeys but she seemed too busy on her phone to help me. I ended up getting 4 different honeys (I hope I like them), she asked if I wanted a bag, seemed like a silly question to me, I didn't want to drop them so I said yes. Maybe she was having a bad day but definitely not a good first impression.

Honey So Good is an apiary that has over a dozen honeybee hives in Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler…read morecounties. According to the business's website, they originally started honeybee hives in the garden of a local church, and then they added more beehives to support the honeybee population. Their honeys include the following: Spring Light (dandelion, buttercup, nettle, fruit tree, and clover), Summer Light Amber (wild cherry, tulip, and milk weed), Fall Light (clover, alfalfa, and sunflower), Fall Dark Amber (goldenrod), Fall Dark (Japanese knotweed), and Creamed Honey (mixed-flower spread). Honey So Good sells their honeys at seasonal festivals, farmers markets, through some local stores. I purchased one Summer Light Amber honey, which tasted very sweet, and one Fall Dark honey, which tasted very rich and deep. I encourage you to purchase Honey So Good's honeys to support their small business and to help the honeybees.

Super cute place with lots of different things to do! I love the apple orchard and the fact that…read morethey have a totally Gluten Free Little Shop! It makes life a little easier when you need to pop in for something GF! The cashiers are friendly and inviting as well. The prices are higher for GF though because of convenience so do keep that in mind!

Soergels in fall is so fun!! We went to the fall fest on a Friday evening, and it wasn't too busy…read more We went to the pumpkin patch, did apple picking, got Arensal cider, got kettle corn and hot cider, and walked around the shop! It was so cute and festival, and it is definitely going to be a yearly tradition!

This is a small store in the Mt Lebo shops. They offer vitamins and herbal supplements. They also…read morehave honey for sale from a local distributor called Bedillion honey farm. I am very excited to have found this place as I am always looking for new and effective herbal supplements with good prices. The friendly lady that helped me with what I was looking for, knew a lot about the supplements and treatments for various ones (which I love because natural is always best for anything in my opinion). But I will be coming back to purchase the honey, which is also very affordable!

The only pharmacy you'll ever need. Everything you need to be healthy is hear. Forget the endless…read moretreadmill of the medical establishment. Those days are over. Go see Sharon and her store.

Came in early October for one of their fall festival weekends (which run all month long)…read more Definitely not as packed as other pumpkins patches (probably because it's a bit further away than the other ones closer to the city). For $12-$14 you get a hayride up to the top and down when you're done. At the top they include access to the cornmaze, pumpkin patch, and (small) sunflower field with the hayride admission. They even had goats, sheep, pigs, and donkeys up there! It was a long tractor hayride too which was pretty entertaining seeing all the fall decorations. A large pavilion with a lot of shade was available for rest, along with games on the lawn like cornhole and frisbee. They also serve alcohol (beer, sangria, etc) near the pavilion. The sangria was actually super refreshing. 10/10 would recommend coming for one of the fall festivals!

Fun fall festival even for 21+! Lots of adult beverages to choose from around the farm. I liked…read moretaking the hayride up to the corn maze and seeing the animals. The sangria was very refreshing on a fall day! The kettle corn was alright, not the best I ever had. But their apple cider donuts were soft, light, and delicious!!