I go to market almost every saturday. I love it. Most of the same vendors are there all the time…read moreand I have been going so long some seem like friends. I love the fresh produce and Amazing Grains. The cronuts (sp) are just delicious. I was so bumed when the lettuce farmers were not there this year. I always got my leaf lettuce there. But there is another gentleman raising and selling lettuce since the other has gone. I am trying to find his name as I would like to get in contact with him. He had the stall on the corner of the first isle in from the side street. If you have his name and a phone number I would love to have it. The market is not huge but that is what I like about it. Sincerely, Karen Linton Fairport resident

Compared to some of the other farmers markets in the area, this market is smaller, a lot less…read moreinclusive and inviting, and much more expensive than others we have nearby. Quite a few of the vendors have a small selection of sub par quality veggies and are literally selling stuff out of the trunk of their car. Why buy questionable stuff here when the public market downtown also runs on Saturday and has longer hours with better stuff? My advice is to skip the Fairport Market and go spend your money somewhere else.

Small market in not the best part of town so be careful parking... The farmers market itself is…read morevery friendly. They serve all sorts of items from your typical veggies, herbs, nuts, dried fruit, jam, goat cheese etc... Ambiance is friendly and cheerful but very small.

Great farmers market to check out very close to UR on Tuesday evenings. It's small so it can't…read morereally compare in terms of options to the Public Market but there's still a variety of vendors- produce, baked goods, kettle corn. There's also live music and a bike repair station. They sometimes have special free food events (todays was a corn festival with free corn on the cob and I went to their strawberry festival with free strawberry shortcake). There's also sometimes coupons for college students!

Great place. Got to sample Fiji cider. We were there in April not much to do other than shop which…read morethere's a lot to look at and a ton of apples but nothing really to learn about an orchard or apples. Friendly staff.

Attempted to stop in for donuts on a Sunday afternoon around 4pm. Disappointed to learn they had…read moresold out about an hour earlier. As this is the busy season it's understandable. I did not want to miss out on the donuts again so we made sure to visit early on Saturday. We were lucky to get a spot in the parking lot. The two lots fill up quickly and some patrons had to park far down along the road. As it's October and everyone wants to experience the wonderful fall offerings Schutt's has available be prepared for a busy environment with people everywhere. Despite the crowds Schutt's staff does an amazing job keeping the store stocked and lines moving. As the weather is unseasonably warm, we didn't want to do U Pick apples so we went into the store to select a few varieties. As I walked up to the honeycrisp bin, an employee started bringing out additional apples. The apples were huge and looked perfect! Honeycrisp were considered premium apples at $2.99 a lb. They also offer a large selection of non-premium at $1.99 a lb. Be sure to try the cider sample of the day (honeycrisp) and grab a bottle from the cooler to go with your donuts! We ordered donuts and sat outside to eat them. Be aware seating is limited. The glazed donuts were not very well glazed, only getting a taste of glaze as we ate towards the middle. Otherwise everything was great and it made for a fun outing. Apples, cider, and 6 donuts cost us a little over $20 which is a great value for the quality of the offerings! While we didn't do U Pick, we did walk across the road to check out the photo opportunities available. There are several cute displays to get in some fun fall photos.

This neighborhood market is small but mighty…read more There is a good variety of vendors and products, from fresh fruits and veggies, to locally made ice cream sandwiches and pasta. There is also a local CSA pickup (Good Food Collective) and a cooking demo/sample each week. It's fun to go and browse. I usually don't buy much because it's a little pricey but I usually find 1-2 good items within my price range.

I went for the first time today and made an effort to check out what was available at each table…read more Fortunately, I can say with great confidence that the variety was on the smaller side. There was plenty of local vendors selling many veggies, some fruits, honey (and lip balm), pasta, grass fed animal meats and several bakeries including a gluten free one. There is free parking on the street and in the lot across from the market. There is also a table where people with EBT and credit/debit cards can exchange their money for tokens since none of the vendors will not take card. Considering that this is my first visit, I do plan on stopping by more often so I hope there will be more vendors in the future.

Stopped by Tea Tree Cafe today and had a great experience! I ordered an iced coffee with almond…read moremilk and vanilla, and it was perfectly balanced--just the way I like it - not overly sweet. For food, I grabbed the Ziggy Wrap with bacon and avocado. It was delicious; everything tasted sooo good, especially the oranges on the side!! The staff were super friendly and made the whole visit easy and welcoming. I loved the options of sweet and salty that they have displayed (I was tempted by everything) Definitely a solid spot - will be back!

I'm always looking for coffee shops with creative drinks, both outdoor and indoor seating, free…read moreWiFi, and that are study session friendly. Tree Town Cafe is one that I wouldn't have found if I didn't see it on a list of Rochester coffee shops. I feel like this cafe is sort of a hidden gem. I've been here twice-- once in the summer for an evening dinner on the patio, and most recently for a cozy study session in the winter. It's open decently late (for a coffee shop in Rochester) on weekdays (7pm), which is perfect for studying. They have plenty of parking in their parking lot. Their outdoor seating is placed directly in front of their building with plenty of shade, or in the grassy area next to the parking lot. It seems to be a kid-friendly cafe as well, since they have play areas. They have a cute indoor shop with food-related gifts like baked goodies, coffee, chocolate bars, and even dog treats. The service was wonderful, and they were very willing to make a call to the baker to check my allergies. There's not a lot of indoor seating, but it was enough to find a spot to study. The space heater in the small room was essential, although it got a little cool next to the glass once it started to get dark. As I mentioned, they do have free WiFi.

I went to Lori's in search of Asparagus and she did not disappoint! $4 a bunch, just picked and…read morebeautiful looking. All the produce was amazing and as always the service is delightful!! I love this farm market so close to home!

Fresh fruits and vegetables located right in town of Holley, NY…read moreVery cute farm market that is open 7 days a week. They have fruits, veggies, cheeses, flower and veggie plants. They also carry a nice selection of Leo's baked goods such as pies, breads and cookies. Owner is nice and friendly.

I just picked up my first box this morning. I parked at the front and walked in to let them know I…read morearrived. A call should do, too. Then I opened my trunk and waited in the car. They used a dolly to bring my box or and loaded my trunk. Then I drove away. The whole thing took about 5 minutes. Highly recommend! Check out their FB page for how to place an order :)

Obviously this is a bad company to work for…read more My other half took time off from his current job today to go in for an interview that was booked through Indeed. He was seen by Sam Jr. whom didn't know what he was there for, and when told, he handed him a paper application to fill out. When asked why he had to fill out another application, he was told " We are done here without allowing him to ask any questions and escorted him out of the building ". I have never heard of an interviewer being that rude to an applicant that asked a very valid and simple question. And if I may remind this company, even if your are the Boss, you represent the values of your company. You have no idea who knows who that walks in your door. As a company that provides products and services, I would think that you would be sensitive to that with showing respect to whomever you interact with during the course of doing your job. Although, I want to Thank you for showing your colors early in the process. By this experience, It would have been a shame if he was offered the job, took it, and then found out later how you treat your employees. If asking a very valid question gets you escorted out the building without any discussion, its obvious why they are currently hiring. You can bet I will make sure everyone I know hears about this experience.

I have been shopping here for a few years now and I have to say that their vegetable stand is…read moreprobably the number one vegetable stand in the area very nice owners people who work there just a great vegetable stand and flower store highly recommend it and produce is always awesome

This is a exceptional place for fruits and vegetables. Probably one of the best looking stands in…read moreWNY! Their prices are very reasonable and the owners are very personable. Their country store gift shop is a must see. They also offer fresh bouquets that would brighten up anyone's day.