Thorpe's Organic Family Farm is a great resource for folks looking for wholesome food in an…read moreagricultural setting. The self service farm store is well stocked with fresh produce in season, pies and other assorted baked goods, flowering hanging baskets. Thorpe's is well known for grass fed beef, organically raised turkeys, hens and eggs. Many people participate in Thorpe's Food Coop, purchasing "shares" of produce. Owned and operated by multiple generations of the Thorpe family, steeped in integrity and Christian values.

This place is amazing! May varieties of fruits and veggies. Inside there's plenty of delicious…read morebaked goods, frozen meats & all kinds of cooking things. Such a beneficial place being open all year round. And the prices and lower than grocery stores

We came here for a birthday party and it was so much fun. My son loved the barnyard area so we were…read morethere for most of the time but it had so many things to do! Between the animals in and our of the barn, the giant sandbox, and the tetherball, this was a great little area to hang out in. They also had a fun basketball hoop in a wagon which sent your ball back every time. That was fun! They had wagon rides, plenty of food and drinks available, and for the birthday party we got a couple of their homemade cinnamon donuts which were delicious. We didn't do any blueberry picking but we will be back for that. However they have the store in the barn which had maple syrup, jams, produce, and so many other great items. We grabbed a few more donuts and a jar of homemade jam. This is a great spot for the family or even just a weekend date. We will be coming back for more soon!

Very cool spot. Everything is organic. Excellent service. We plan to return evey year. Especially…read morewhen its blueberry season. The playground was ok. It's cool but definitely a reminder that your at a farm.

This was my 1st time using them and a few items were forgotten I called the help line and she got…read moreback asap. And resolved every issue.

We signed up for the small box delivery. The variety is great. I am truly looking forward to the…read moreweeks ahead. I gave only 4 stars because delivery was not where I requested. Hoping I can refresh the lettuce. Also, you can add so many things into your delivery. They have bakery items from Elm Street bakery in East aurora and bakery items from Mazureks. They offer meat, dairy, spices just about anything you can think of that you would want from a grocer

This is a really cool farm on the West Side. It being a lot to the neighborhood and it's a true…read morefarm, not necessarily just a community garden. They grow tomatoes, cucumbers, cantalopes and a variety of other vegetables. The grape tomatoes they have are absolute bomb! So sweet and delicious. There is a CSA that is offered as well and while I have not yet signed up for it, I'm curious what the cost is. The produce is pretty good for being grown in an urban setting. The farm adds a lot to the area, definitely reach out to them if you're curious and want to take a tour. I did and it was really cool to see and experience it!

I love the goal of this place. They take vacant lots and make them into farms, in the middle of…read morethe city. They then offer the food, at reasonable prices, to the area residents - either through a CSA (buy a share and get fresh veges etc once a week), through supporting some school lunch programs and taking SNAP coupons. They also have a stall at the Elmwood Bidwell weekly farmers market. They are a part of the community. They have internships for local kids, providing some income and some skills for them. They offer fresh veges in areas that don't have lots of grocery stores. This listing is for their main location, but they have picked up another 10 or so lots around the West Side. There are some ft employees, but they also run an active internship program for local kids. Their CSA sold out this year, but there's always next year. It's associated with a religious group, so there's some comments related to that on their website. That whole "5 loaves, 2 fish" thing. Hence the name. 2504

Everything, Steve & Erin are great people as well as masters at farming, amazing how much they…read moregrow....and the quality is the best...

Local community CSA open for pick up on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Plentiful amount of tomatoes,…read morebeans, herbs, flowers, and other leafy greens. Waiting list to join but worth the wait.

Wow, no reviews for two years!…read more This farmstand looks like it is going strong. There was a wide variety of vegetables today - greens, peppers, beets, tomatoes, herbs, and more. Everything looked bright and beautiful. The pepper and tomato selection was better than Elmwood Bidwell. There are other local businesses represented including a small selection of Butterblock Pastries, a local honey table, coffee, and there's tables with seating as well. There was also local ice cream, Yumo, which has some really interesting flavors including one vegan one plus one sorbet. The farm also boasts a pizza stand. The pizza isn't available until 11am, though you can order it ahead of time for pick up as early as 11. While all the signs say the Market and Pizza are 10-3pm, the pizza cannot be ordered in person until 11am. The signs when you enter the market will not say this and nothing in the pizza area will say this. Seems like an easy enough thing to do. The pizza is pretty good. It's hot and crispy though I'm not sure why it's advertised as solar powered ovens because there's definitely fire involved. Pizzas are all $17 with cow products if ordered $20 vegan. One pizza is enough for two people. We got the poblano pie and it was very good. I don't think I would have missed the cheese - it's a very modest amount of what appears to be Miyokos vegan mozzarella, which I love, but for the amount on the pizza, I don't think I would miss it. Might make more sense on the Margherita but it's a minor player on the poblano. We left and came back for the pizza and forgot to get the Boston Cream vegan flavor they had. A really nice neighborhood market worth a visit.

They have revamped and rethought their systems here…read more First - they changed their days and hours. Now open Sat for the farmers market and the CSA pickup both. They open at 10 am. They offer different pizzas and thats what I come for. I think the offerings may vary week to week depending on the vege availability. The prices of the pizzas vary, but seem to be between $14-18. They have created a seating area to wait for your pizzas. It's nice and with an umbrella, so not too hot. They have a few butterblock offerings too, all $4.50. Then a select assortment of herbs and veges are available. All seasonal. Priced fairly consistent with the Bidwell market, slightly higher than NT market. Their farm looks awesome. This place is well worth a trip to the West Side.

A small urban farm, run by a wonderful family, offering CSAs to the community. More information at…read morehttp://queencityfarm.blogspot.com/.

George's Produce Market has undoubtedly been serving the local community for as long as I can…read moreremember. The truth is, in the past, it was never my favorite spot for buying fruit and vegetables. But now, I think the place has simply become one of the best in the area. The new location is very convenient. The produce always looks fresh and beautiful. I'm not sure how organic or not everything is, but it's mostly 'homegrown', whatever that means. In spring, you can buy seasonal plants; perennials and annuals, including hanging flower baskets. In the autumn, they offer the best ever collection of pumpkin varieties, and potted garden mums. This week, I plan to try out the "Produce Box" offer. I wonder if I'll manage to get one, since it looks like they're usually all sold out pretty fast.

The produce! The People! The Colors! The people you Meet and…read moretrade recipes and plant advice! Love this place and I'm from South Jersey! The Garden State part!

North Buffalo Farmers Market…read more Located in the church parking lot of Holy Spirit Church just next to Burger King is a new Farmers Market - added to the rapidly growing Farmers Market scene of Buffalo NY. Opening day I noticed the vendors below. They do expect to add others moving forward. Jolie's Chinese Traditional Food Singer Farm Naturals The House of Olives Gino's Italian Bakery Hens Honey Bee Farm Kornerstone Coffee Code Blu Juice Bar Librock Farm Arden Farm I'm thrilled there is a Farmers Market closer to where I live, and not on a Sat morning. Well done on that front. While the vendor stalls were well spaced, there was also a lot of space between them, so I look forward to more vendors coming. This is a venue that is very stroller/wheelchair etc friendly, which, if you've been to other markets around town, you know is not always the case. The 4th star is because of that. The layout is just plain easy and comfortable. Parking is street, or the BK lot, which is what we did.

Finally made it to the NBFM on the 3rd week. Most of the vendors listed in Maria's review of June…read more19th were there, along with Tammy's Candies (home made fudge-yikes!). Stocked up on honey from Geri Hens (a familiar face for years at farmer's markets in WNY), & bought a gorgeous strip steak from Librock Farm (from Gasport). I'm so glad to have a midweek farmer's market so close to home. It is my understanding that there will be an "official" opening later this month and that more vendors will be joining the market. I'm looking forward to becoming a weekly customer!

Great weekend to shop the farmers market. First time here. Parked on Main Street a few blocks down…read morebut once we walked around there is oarking in the back from taking the side street. But all in all easy to find a spot It's a nice size market not too big but just enough for browsing. I found what I wanted donut peaches and Roma tomatoes. We need to make sure we get there early for the baked goods. I always miss out on the good stuff. This one is a must go to. Lots of great vendors.

The Williamsville Farmers Market is more of a community gathering event than a place to check…read morethings off a grocery list. I was hoping to buy some vegetables. True, not a lot is in season right now, but I couldn't find staples like cabbage, bell peppers, etc. I saw spinach, radishes, some summer squashes, asparagus, lettuce and beets. Everything mostly from just one seller. The strawberries definitely looked gorgeous at the stand where I bought a dozen eggs. This guy also had asparagus, leafy greens, garlic scapes, and honey. I noticed that the honey came from Fredonia, New York. Anyway, the last time I bought colorful eggs was at the North Tonawanda City Market. All of them were stinky bad. I felt scammed. This time I took a chance, still remembering my unfortunate purchase. I'm telling you, these eggs are super tasty. I'm an egg snob, so I know:). Some day, I'm definitely going back for more. What else did I see? There was coffee available and some snacks. Orso Nero Pizza Truck. 12 Flat Mushrooms. Flowers. Meat. Bagels. Wine. Anastasia's Bakery, and more 'artisan' kind of stuff I don't remember right now. The sourdough bread from The Heritage Kitchen At Plato Dale Farm, looked really good. I'm glad I purchased one of their loaves. It's made with whole wheat flour so it's a bit more dense, but the taste and overall product is decent. I just wonder whether any of the sourdough starters in my fridge are still usable. Baking bread takes time and care. It was money well spent. So, I brought home just bread and eggs, the perfect combination. A soft-boiled egg with toasted bread and butter for breakfast is one of the simple pleasures in this world.