What an awesome local business! The meat is high quality and the self-service station is super…read moreconvenient. I appreciate that they do PayPal and/or Venmo! We love purchasing our beef from here!

We love coming here. It is a small town store with a limited selection of cuts. What they lack in…read morevariety they make up for in quality. Their bacon is 5 star. Their steaks are excellent. They offer lamb and veal. They have an assortment of homemade jarred foods. I thought their pickled quail eggs were excellent. They had to change their policy due to excessive theft with their cash honor system. They now require you to set up a Venmo or PayPal. While this is annoying, I totally respect their decision to do so. It would be foolish not to.

Harner Farm Market is a cute place to come purchase pumpkins, mums, miscellaneous salsa, jams, and…read moremore! It was a cute place with kind service. Though the line at the counter can get a little busy, the workers are efficient and the layout of the market makes it not to feel too crowded. It was nice to not have to walk too far for our pumpkin needs, and they have a great selection overall.

Their prices have really gone up over the last few years. I don't usually stop here. There tomatoes…read morevery delicious but I don't feel like they're as good as they used to be either.

Tait Farms has a website for online orders. Local merchants also sell Tait Farms (Kitchen Shoppe in…read moreCarlisle and Rosemary House in Mechanicsburg). If you're anywhere near State College--We Are!! (Penn State!)--stop by and see an abundant harvest of all good things. You will find tasty shrub for homemade salad dressings or handcrafted adult beverages, fruit butters for delicious spreads, seasonal home decor, gift items, local snack foods, and so much more! Take a road trip, enjoy scenic rural views, and visit with the welcoming staff of Tait Farms.

Shop local, eat local! Tait has become my go-to place for all things green...for my home & my…read moredinner table. From homemade honey + jams, locally made cheeses + chutney, fresh picked fruits & veggies...the harvest shop never disappoints. In the spring & summer months I find myself there weekly, shopping seasonal plants & pottery. But my favorite part of all? The top notch service. Kim & her staff (and cats) are phenomenal...helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable. Support local!

This is an absolutely beautiful, southern tier destination in the fall. Lots of family fun you can…read morebuy tickets for activities but don't necessarily have to. Shopping food and drinks are free admission. I come here every single year and love it like it's my first time. The cider slushy was Slammin, an ingenious idea thank you for this new addition!!

On a crisp and sunny Saturday morning, we decided that nothing says Fall like a trip to…read morePumpkinville with two small boys. Just a few miles from Ellicottville, this working farm is conveniently located off of RTE 98 on Sugartown Rd., Great Valley NY. Upon entering the property, there is a large public area adjacent to the free parking lot. This area is like a Farmer's Market on steroids. Many vendors offer homegrown fresh fruit, squash, pumpkins, and gourds. You'll find many novelty shops displaying huge varieties of delightful harvest craft items and fall decor, packaged food items, baked goods, souvenirs and cider. The hungry visitor can indulge in chicken BBQ dinners as well as burger and hot dog combos. It was great to see a Pulled Pork sandwich combo among the menu items at the concession stand. There is also a beer wine and hard cider pavilion for adults. The big draw for us, and the sole reason for visiting today was to treat the grandchildren to fun activities in an agricultural setting. We bought all day "Barnyard Blast" passes on my phone, on advice from the ticket cashier which allowed us to save a couple of bucks over the walk up price. The "Barnyard Blast" pass gave us access to over 35 fun family activities, including Pumpkin' Jumpin' Pillow, Fun Zone (including brand NEW obstacle course), Cow Train, Corn Maze, Hayride, Happy Horse Carousel, Pumpkinville Express Train. Try as we might, in over 5 hours we actually could not try every ride or attraction. Our little guys spent a solid hour happily bouncing away at the Pumpkin Jumping Pillow attraction. Then it was time to hit the giant slide a million times before tackling the obstacle course (Navy Seal level!) Both boys were asleep in their car seats in no time flat, a true testament to a day well spent in the fresh air. Another great family friendly activity close to home! mL

Delicious ice cream and cheese. A ton of variety for everyone, with great views. Would definitely…read morerecommend trying

Such a fun experience!…read more So many fun flavors of icecream and different cheeses! Not to mention the adorable cows!! We tried the flight of 8-- 5 icecreams and 3 cheeses. For icecream we tasted the purple cow, peach cobbler, cookies and cream, black cherry chocolate, and the coffee heath crunch. My favorite was the coffee flavor- unlike other coffee icecreams I've had, this coffee had a much more robust and richer flavor profile. I liked cookies and cram-- always a classic. The cherry flavor was a tad too artificial for my liking. Purple cow was fine- very similar to the Cornell Dairy flavor- both are good though! I liked the peach cobbler flavor though wish there were more of the mix-ins. For cheeses, we tasted the butter garlic cheddar curds, the signature Summit Cheddar, and the plain quark. The garlic cheddar curds were so good, I took a bag home with me! Summit cheddar had a nice nutty flavor, not too 'sharp' though. The quark was interesting... it had a rather mild flavor and interesting texture (similar to boursin). I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it. I also took home a bag of the tomato basil cheese curds which I didn't like as much as the garlic ones. The tomato ones had a very subtle flavor-- too subtle. There was a line when we got there though it moves relatively quickly and is definitely worth the wait! Overall, I had so much fun picking out so many icecreams and cheeses to taste as well as seeing the cows! I would highly recommend Shtayburne Farm!

What a great find on Happy Valley. Truly farm to table. We split the rainbow trout, I could have…read moredrank for sauce. My daughter had the hamburger which was delicious. The mac and cheese was super cheesy. The staff and chef were so friendly and welcoming. We will be back!

I really, really, wanted to like this! The outside setting was beautiful and bucolic. That was…read moreoutstanding. I ordered the BLT. I expected a larger sandwich, and expected to bacon not to be so well done. My friend had scrambled eggs. With no butter. With no jam. Going inside to pick up my drink, I watched the server put his bare hand into the bag of chips and place on a customer's tray. He then did it again on a second tray, then took bread and placed it in the toaster with his bare hands. When I mentioned this to my companion, she mentioned that when she went in to request butter, he placed the butter into a dish with his bare hands. So, would I return? I would not. The setting deserves top-notch food, IMO, not mediocre offerings -

Visiting an Alpaca Farm was high on our list of things to do during the spring getaway we had…read moreplanned over the weekend, and Mager Mountain most definitely did not disappoint! I heard about this place from my cousin, who visited during her bachelorette last year. A major draw for me with attraction farms is being able to get up and close with the animals, and with the photos she took it was a safe bet that we'd be able to find that here! In fact, I'd say this is the most intimate I've ever gotten with a farm animal...and I'll explain why. We pulled in to the dirt driveway, a couple of parking spaces between the house and the small shop/farmhouse. The farm is on an older couple's property, but don't feel hesitant! We drove right up and were greeted by the owners, and they were quick to pull the herd from the fields to come and visit us. The owner was very informative, explaining a brief history of alpacas, more about the farm, and more! She even gave us treats to give to the alpacas, little pellets that she told to stick between our teeth. Yep. The alpacas will take the pellets right out of your mouth and give a little 'kiss'. One sneezed in my face, but it's fine. I loved it!! One of the alpacas, "Shakira," also perched over our shoulders and let us take selfies with her! On the farm, you can also shop in their gift shop! It's full of stuff made from alpaca fur. Bit on the expensive side, but that's because alpaca fur is only sheared once a year and that makes it a bit of a rare textile. But you can get a nice pair of theraputic alpaca socks, hats, gloves, sweaters, and more from the shop. I would definitely recommend this farm to anybody looking for an up-close experience with alpacas, and it's absolutely something unique and different to do when in the area!

Very friendly alpacas! Very pricy gift shop. The pope hill one is much cheaper for the same…read morethings. Very nice staff.

Nice sized pumpkin patch, nicer people, but the prices are crazy for their pumpkins!! I paid $10…read morefor the same sized pumpkin I could have gotten at a grocery store for $3. I'll take this as a loss and say I've paid for the experience, but definitely crazy prices.

Fabulous time at the farm! All of the staff is friendly and willing to help. Some of the finest…read morefresh donuts around! Fall isn't the same without a trip to Smithome Farms!

They have completely changed. We have been going here for 10 years with our kids. Enjoying a hay…read moreride to the pumpkin patch to pick an age appropriate sized pumpkin. Then we would enjoy food trucks while kids played on the playground. It now costs $10 for a kid to play on the playground. Not worth it. Ruined tradition. Was nice while it lasted but won't be back.

Where to start?? Took the grandchildren there that are 4 years old. The customer service where you…read moreenter was horrific. They were not pleasant at all! No one explained where anything was or directed us to things. Pricing in my opinion is a bit high especially for the very few things to do there. They have a nice corn maze but, it's not for their ages really. The attractions they have there are very outdated and for the price they charge they could use it to do a few upgrades. It's been over 9 years since I've been there and it's definitely gone down hill from then and uphill on that cost. Though have to say their restrooms outside were more up to date than the environment there for sure. If I was pricing things I would have it as follows Adults ages 13 and up $15 Ages 5-12 $8-10 and 3-5 $5 and 3 and under Free. That's just my opinion for the attractions. But as you see in pictures I have sign of pricing from there. And last note we had to put our own wristbands on so we could've just walked in and said we lost them in maze if we wanted to do that but we didn't but that shows how much the people pay attention at the point of entrance. And as for a petting zoo there that's a few ducks and one goat. And no food to feed them as those machines had a post it note on it stating "Out of Order!" So, to say we will be back is more towards the NO unless they were to update things and that's update it a lot.