Such good produce! Staff is so kind and generous, they always have the answers to all my questions…read morelol. Love stopping here during the strawberry and raspberry season!! (Would be lying if I said I haven't eaten an entire pint in one sitting)

High priced but we don't care because everything we ever buy there is awesome. Corn is sweet as…read morecandy, and raspberries taste like nothing we've had before. Really sweet and tasty. Nice people. We don't mind paying premium prices for premium food and service. Nice job.

This is the best Farmer's market in the greater Utica area and even compared to other places ive…read morelived! There is a huge selection of everything from food, to produce, to gifts. All the vendors are friendly and helpful. Some may take credit cards, but i'd bring cash just in case. Come early to get the best selection. Often there is even entertainment! I highly recommend the Gyros for lunch, kettle corn, and fresh squeezed lemonade!

I grew up in New Hartford and remember coming to the Clinton Farmer's Market when I was little. It…read moreamazes me how much this market has grown over the years! There is great selection of fruits and vegetables but there are also numerous stands of hand crafted goods including soap, jewelry and art work. The food offering are also great and include homemade gelato, gyros, lemonade and freshly cooked pizza!

This is one of the best farmers markets I've ever been to! There was a large variety of vendors and…read morethey're all under a covered pavilion. I also appreciated the organization - the website had a map and directory on who the vendors are and where they are located. I was visiting from out of town so I didn't buy a lot of produce, but I did buy a ton of other stuff. From Georgian garlic, to truffles, to wine, to kombucha, to hand pies, to chapsticks... This is a must stop if you're in the area for much more than produce. Come hungry!

The Ithaca Farmer's Market was one of the things we really wanted to get to see while in town for…read morejust two days so, we snuck over on a busy Saturday for a walk/shop and really enjoyed ourselves. Parking was easier around noon and we actually parked at the DMV and walked over which only took about 10 minutes. Tons of vendors and some extremely delicious food being cooked on site - made to order - we really saw a bunch of things we wanted: breakfast burritos, breakfast pitas, boba, baked goods, wines, vinegar, etc. Everyone was friendly and the range of items was large. The produce was the real star of the show - if we lived here we decided we'd be here every weekend stocking up. Sadly, we mostly browsed and had a few snacks. Very nice space right on the water - you can grab a snack or a meal and sit and enjoy a water view.

I shop here all the time everything is top notch. Went through today and ordered a sandwich. The…read moreItalian well-made sandwich will definitely add that to my grocery list. Keep up the good work.

I was impressed with the place as I visited it for the first time. I found it very interesting but…read morethe prices a little too much for what it is. Bought some Amish pack of Angel Hair that had no taste at all. Tomatoes at $4.99 for just one. Not your every day place to shop, I guess.

Great gluten free baking items snd coffee. Usually gluten…read morefree baking goods are very firm and dry, but they are actually moist and soft. Our latte and Chai are really good. Spacious places with lots of seatings. Even have varieties of gluten free goods and other gourmet items for sale. Definitely stop by again the next time on town.

Grabbed a raspberry latte from here during a road trip. I really liked that they had several sugar…read morefree syrup options. The apple muffin was great as well, could not tell it was gluten-free.

The half mood cookies are fudgy and delicious. Try the apple cider cake it is out of this world…read moregood.

I went here because someone recommended that I try the half moon cookies. They definitely did not…read moredisappoint! They have a charming, homemade look to them and tasted delicious. The puffy white frosting paired perfectly with the chewy chocolate cookie. Would definitely go back.

Hidden Gem wonderful people. Great service and friendly atmosphere. You can find lots of great…read moreproduce and fruits

As frequent visitors, we want to unconditionally love Frog Pond Farms, because it's clearly a LOT…read moreof work to offer what they do and we respect that kind of hard work. When our daughters were toddlers, they could spend all day looking at the animals while we browsed through the enormous quantities of plants and produce. But we can't continue to ignore the "cons". The parking lot looks like it's been bombed, and - as other reviews have noted - it's not exactly the safest place when you consider lots of children running around. Visitors must be extra vigilant and patient when pulling in and finding a place to park. On busy days, the one long narrow strip of parking spots can be a challenge. The far end of the business where chicks, ducks, and bunnies are sold is incredibly fly infested. Fly paper rolls could go a long way in making it more tolerable. I'm not sure if the horrid conditions in some of the cages impacts the health of the birds, but I can tell you we purchased 5 silkie chicks a couple of weeks ago, and two of them died within days, and a third is showing signs of distress. This is not the first time we've had this experience with animals we've purchased there - sick animals, inaccurate sexing. We have stopped considering Frog Pond as our "go-to" place when we want to add to our flocks. The flies are also a problem in the fruits and vegetables. I was browsing the display of berries and grapes and completely rejected any notion of buying them with the quantity of flies that were landing on them. I don't know if there's a solution to that, being that it's - in effect - an outdoor farm stand. Look, there's a lot that's amazing and wonderful and unique about Frog Pond. The work they put in to stocking it, the amazing math wizard at the register who adds everything up in his head just like his dad did, etc. The place has gotten a LOT bigger since we first discovered it and that growth may be working against them. Other reviewers have stated much of the produce is trucked in from outside the area, and not grown locally. Not sure if that matters to most people, but the place does give the "vibe" that it's a local source farm stand that offers plentiful heaps of whatever's in season. The prices are quite a bit higher than what you'd pay for similar items in local grocery stores, but again - we understand the overhead must be pretty substantial for Frog Pond. If you have children - especially little ones - they'll see the place as Disney. When the magic wears off, though, and you start noticing how many greenbacks you're handing over when you go, you start to consciously reflect on whether it's worth the trip out there.

Beautiful orchard with great apples and great prices ! Super friendly staff…read more There were A LOT of apples on the ground when we went in mid October. There were still plenty to pick, however. The apple cider donuts were great and definitely recommended.

Loved spending the morning picking apples with my daughter and father. The tree varieties are…read morelabeled, and you just pick as many apples as you want (you don't need to stay in your row) and then pay for what you picked. All of the apples are the same price; you just pay by the pound. Wagons and apple picker tools are available for use. Pumpkins, fudge, cheese, cider, apple cider donuts, crafts, mums, etc. available for purchase in the gift shop. The views are INCREDIBLE, and there are many photo opportunities. Also, FREE COFFEE! (Am I in heaven?) Picnic tables and a fire pit for use. Porta-Potties present.

We buy or vegetable fruits and plants here and are never disappointed!!! Great place !!!read more

There were 17+ acres of strawberry fields open for picking. The owners couldn't have been nicer…read more They drove us out on golf carts to certain places for optimum berry picking. We picked 20 lbs of strawberries and then made some cheesecakes later. We froze some for future use and also gave some away. It was great to be out in the fields picking berries on a hot, NY summer day.