Great people Great food and a great vibe and a great look and great location people are very nice

Cute little market with great breakfast pastries. Staff was friendly and helpful with recommendations for the store and the area. read more

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I passed by so many times it's about time I check it out with one of my rugrats. I was kinda expecting more baked goods but we got a cookie to try and it was sooo good I won't hold it against them for not having more baked goodies, for they do have a lot of different kinds of bread as well and that counts as baked goods. My kiddo picked a root beer and bag of chips but he ended up drinking two thirds of my bottle of blueberry oat milk - yes, it was soooo goood! They've a lot of frozen entrees you can take home to save some time from cooking from frozen soups to quiches. And oh! Fresh vegetables!!! Still going out and about so I don't want the veg to sweat in my car but next time I'm bringing my veggie basket! read more

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I really love this shop. I'm always excited to see what's been delivered by the local farmers. Today was fresh strawberries, some varieties of lettuce. There were apples to pick from and some herb plants for $1.00. One fun find that wasn't there before... Churn ice cream sandwiches!!! Yup Churn as in the Churn that goes with Lloyds! That was a really fun find. It always makes me feel like a score when something new makes its way into the shop. The other thing I always look forward to is what is available in the baked goods case. That can be devastating or ecstasy! Today it was a little of both. None of my beloved cinnamon rolls were left by 1:00. But I suppose if you aren't one of those darn early birds and actually Lallygag on a Saturday morning ,some other early bird who doesn't like to sleep will get your cinnamon roll!! But there were Butter blocks pop tarts! And some new strawberry mini loafs along with mocha scones. The mocha scones were very good! Like coffee and chocolate scone all in one. So the only thing that is difficult about shopping here is that you can never count on going back and getting something you really like. They started making a delicious spring egg salad that was so refreshing and wonderful that I truly wanted to get it again and again. Heck I don't care if you rename it summer egg salad or fall or even winter egg salad. Unfortunately you just can't count on finding something regularly or even more than a couple of times. That's the only reason I took a star off , simple disappointment. I do understand the chef is creative and there are often new things, but there are often things that seem to be staple items. Having said that I still love Farmers and Artisans and will continue to be there looking for regular treasures and new treasures!! read more

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Indoor farmers market, bakery, prepared deli & salads...this is a nice fresh place to visit for quick lunch or for some delectable local farm fresh gourmet items. Great coffees, kombucha, baked goods, pre-packaged salads, etc. Friendly service, casual vibe. read more

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Breakfast sandwich's never disappoint. They are made fresh and packed to stay hot. From breads to spice and meats this place offer lots of local options. Amazing service and always with a smile. It's clean and inviting. It's a small business but provides lots of options. read more

(3.75) ~ Good Overall Food & Service. This is a small Neighborhood Market that emphasizes Local Products & mostly Organic, including baked goods and prepared foods that just need reheating:) read more

What's not to LOVE about Farmers & Artisans? They carry a bunch of the local brands that I love, New Day Coffee, Bootleg Bucha, local produce, local beers, local everything - from baked goods to frozen to fresh, find something local that you'll enjoy. They have a convenient location too, with easy parking either on the street in front or in the lot in back. What I like most about them is their breakfast sandwiches though... my gawd! You can get a sandwich with bacon or sausage and they're both good but the sausage is to die for. :) They also take holiday orders. If you haven't stopped in yet and like supporting local, what are you waiting for? read more

Adorable miniature farmers market, would definitely recommend this for locals who want fresh produce

Nice shop that carries local produce, dairy, eggs and canned items such as jams and jellies. They also have pastries and frozen meals available. read more

Ive been here a few times recently. I like the concept. ALOT. Locally produced (grown/made/sourced) fresh foods. The things we have had have been terrific. Love the Hive Breads we have picked up. The reason its A-OK and not Im a fan are really about the variety and prices. I just wish there were more than a few options in each category. And the things were perhaps 10% lower priced. I get you have to pay rent. And for product. And your staff. I just find it a tad highly priced. Location is interesting, there is street parking here, usually readily available, and its 2 hours free parking, so that's all good. The space is a little cramped and crowded, making it hard for me to figure out where things are. I'm sure a friend of mine, who plans store layouts, would tell me that's on purpose to get you to see more etc. I'm sure she'd be right. But its a small space, make it easier. read more

I. LOVE. THIS. PLACE. I stumbled in one evening after a trip to my favorite restaurant, hoping to check out what the place was all about. There was some type of private event going on, it seemed, but the owner welcomed me in and let me know I was free to shop (I realized later that I had appeared only 2 minutes before closing time - so that was nice of her!). Local produce? Local grass-finished beef? Local candies, sauces, spreads, gifts, baked goods... everything? Everything in here is local and there's enough to put out an impressive localvore spread. I made off with some Paleo-friendly goodies from various WNY based producers, and was able to have a nice conversation with the store's beef provider (Plato Dale Farm). So glad to have it in the neighborhood, and I will for sure be back! read more

Farmers & Artisans - The late summer/early fall produce take - Farmers Market Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Do drop in. Such a perfect and beautiful little market/bakery. Nearly EVERYTHING is local, and they have the best of the best. I took a look at their website after stopping in, fabulous. They have a full list of the farmers and artisans and what product they carry from each. I love it! You will find local produce, dairy, brews, coffee, chocolate, dog treats, soap, and much more. I love the concept of buying shares of fruit, vegetables, and soup. See their website for info on this. The staff were very accommodating and friendly as well. I was thrilled to pick up some McKenzies Hard Black Cherry Cider and some locally made garlic toasted onion fettucine while there. I will definitely drop in again anytime I am in the area. What a great way to shop a diverse selection of local products. read more

Farmers & Artisans - Farmers Market Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Stopped in for a treat with my young children on a beautiful fall morning while we were enjoying our walk. My advice is: do not stop here with your children! Not only is the door not handicap or stroller accessible (is this even legal?), due to the step up into the store, but no one will hold the door for you as you push your stroller through. My daughter and I quietly shared a muffin at a table inside while my son slept in his stroller. We had a lovely time together, despite the glances at my daughter from the workers, who must not have spent time in the company of sweet, well-behaved little girls before. I had planned to purchase food for our dinner, but I did not have time to look as I felt pressure from the cashier to order our food and leave. I did not feel welcomed here and we will not be returning. Too bad, because the muffin was rather tasty. read more

The BEST Irish Soda Bread we have ever tried! Yum!

While spending a week in Amherst without a car I walked out and found this gem. The first day I visited( I was a frequent visitor during that week) they were in the process of rearranging furniture. The ladies in the shop were very friendly and kept apologizing for the chaos. Once they got it together it's a neat little shop for all things good food. They carry some great local drinks and lots of baked goods, fresh produce, and prepared meal items from soups to meats. I can personally vouch for those lemon cookies. They were amazing. I bought a 4 pack and it barely made it to the second day. If you're in the Amherst area check them out for too many excellent foodie options. read more

This store has the most amazing almond croissants. Can asked to have it heated up. It is very crispy and the inside is buttery with almond butter. It is not too sweet. Highly recommend! They only sell it on Wednesday and Saturday read more

Farmers & Artisans - Almond Croissant - Farmers Market Near Me - Buffalo, New York

I love supporting small, local establishments, but I won't be returning to Farmers & Artisans. I'm shocked at how myself, toddler and baby were treated there today. I thought I would pop in today to pick up some things, and as I approached the store with my double stroller I saw that there was a step at the front door. I knew I could not get in that way. I saw another door around the side, at ground level. It said, "Please use front door" on it, but I figured once they saw the stroller they'd understand I could not get in the front. No one greeted me as I entered, and the two women manning the counter regarded me warily as I shopped. I approached the counter with some jam and requested a cinnamon roll from the display case. As I paid, I asked if I could sneak out through the side because of the stroller. The woman cashing me out said, "You're really not supposed to do that, but I'd be happy to open the front door for you." I thanked her for offering to open it for me but explained that I could not navigate the front step, as it would require me lifting an enormously heavy stroller. She gave a loud, agitated sigh of exasperation. I apologized again, saying I simply could not lift the stroller. She was visibly annoyed, and I felt contempt. I left as quickly as possible through the side, the only door I could enter/exit. Farmer's & Artisans lost a customer today. I will never return, not with how I was treated. I am disgusted. I am not only thinking of parents with strollers but also people in wheelchairs. They would never be able to access a place like that, and even if they could make it in, they'd be treated so poorly. This shop may be too small to fall under ADA regulations, but at least be accommodating if someone shows up who needs a little extra help. That costs nothing. Not everyone can access places. Sometimes that's because of small children. Sometimes that's because of a disability. Whatever the reason, we need to work toward a world where everyone has access and where everyone feels welcome. read more

Breakfast Sandwich (only served on weekends) is extremely delicious. They do not use the traditional bagel for the sandwich, instead they use their homemade rolls. They are light and fluffy and refreshing from your traditional bagel breakfast sandwich. You have a choice of bacon or their homemade breakfast sausage patty (or both). Obviously the egg and cheese round it out. They also give you a sweet chili sauce to put on the sandwich which makes the sandwich taste even more delicious. They also have really good homemade sausage that is in the frozen section. The Italian sausage with cheese and parsley is really tasty. read more

Love this place! Every kind of "share" you can imagine; soup, flowers, eggs, real milk, and much much more. Local items abound, and I'm grateful to have a place like this in our community! Each time we visit it seems they have upped their game by bringing in more local products. The owner, Julie, grew up on their family farm so she has tons of knowledge and expertise about bringing in products. Not only that, she always has a hello to every customer along with a sincere smile. The friendly people who work here are genuine and really seem glad to help out if you have a question. Each and every time I visit, I try not to look down through the glass (as I check out with my purchases) to be tempted by the delicious scones, muffins, and tart-like pastries. I've done a good job resisting, but what I have tasted is delicious and clean tasting! Highly recommend the breakfast sandwich that they offer on weekend mornings on a delicious brioche type roll. The egg sandwich comes with sausage or bacon, and to-die-for melted cheese with a aside of sweet chili sauce. I recommend that you call ahead to have it ready as you arrive or the wait can be long. Support this place because we are lucky to have this little gem in our neighborhood! read more

Proceed here directly. Even if it's a schlep - which it is for me. The space is lovely - woody and light. The selection of organic and/or locally raised groceries and produce is small (it's not the CoOp!) but thoughtfully curated. There's refrigerated, frozen and fresh. The fresh bread is so good you should buy two loaves because one loaf isn't making it out of the car. They have a fish list - once a week one kind of sustainably harvested fish is brought in - get on the list and pick it up. They have shares - vegetable, fruit and flower. I went for flowers. I was with my daughter and I'm concertedly enjoying her this summer before she leaves for college. Flowers are now part of the enjoyment environment. I almost wish I had a reason to be travelling on Main Street in the mornings, that I didn't work a block from my house. I'd stop in every single day for scones and coffee. read more

Quaint little shop that has a stunning selection of local goods. From fresh baked in house pastries that were delicious, to cheeses from central New York, also including many things Buffalo and in between. The two ladies at the shop were super pleasant and a pleasure to talk to. I cant wait to go back and see what else there is to explore there as we stopped by a little before closing and did get to browse too much. I would certainly recommend checking it out, seeing what the area has to offer, and supporting local goods. read more

Absolutely go if you're in the area. High quality fresh produce, meat, dairy, baked goods, prepared foods, and locally produced products. Their selection is small but all of it is appealing. The space is elegant and inviting. Highly recommended. Also, they serve lunch which I have yet to try but am sure is delicious. read more

Farmers & Artisans - Fluffy flavorful Maple walnut scone caramelized with sugar. One of the best I've eaten - Farmers Market Near Me - Buffalo, New York

Wonderful spot, delicious food - breakfast sandwich and blueberry/peach tart were out of this world. Everything natural and local. Cashier is always so helpful and makes great recommendations. Can't help but feeling healthy whatever you get here. Be sure though to order breakfast sandwiches ahead by phone. The in-shop wait is ridiculous - even with no one else there - and the person making them is not the friendliest. read more

This is a great local baker and grocer ... I belong to both their fruit and veggie shares, and every week is a fantastic surprise! Store carries locally & regionally grown produce, eggs, cheese, dairy. Staff are always friendly. read more

All of their baked goods are top notch. I've tried their chocolate chip, lemon, pumpkin cookies all tremendous. The Apple Hand Pies are perfectly flaky, and the filling is delicious. The scones are light and soft on the inside with tons of flavor. Their cinnamon buns are on point. I've yet to try something that I wouldn't recommend. read more

My family and I stopped in for breakfast sandwiches and coffee. The owner was so friendly, warm and inviting. We ordered sausage sandwiches and bought a quart bottle of orange juice. All the staff was so helpful. The sandwiches were delicious and very filling. The homey environment made us stay longer that we planned. I can't wait to go back. A real gem in the heart of Williamsville!! read more

My favorite store that features only local and sustainable food. They have many types of food shares such as fruit and vegetables, soup, kombucha, eggs, etc to name a few. Staff is super friendly and the chefs create many great grab and go dishes. A true community food source treasure read more

Finally came in here after passing it 100 times. The parking is kind of annoying, especially in cold weather. Once you walk in though, it's almost like you're transported to a movie set. One where Meryl Streep or Diane Keaton have adorable bakeries in gorgeous California towns. But this is real life. And it's in Snyder/Williamsville. My reason for coming in was to pick up our Thanksgiving turkey, fresh from Blackman Farms in Lockport. In addition to the 20 lb. bird, I also found a pumpkin muffin, a brownie, and a 3-pack of sesame Breadhive bagels. Among other amazing looking things of course! But I had to limit purchases since my fridge would soon be full of Thanksgiving prep and then later leftovers! The muffin was DELICIOUS. I'm assuming they make them there. Soft, moist, mild in taste but yummy! The brownie... Oh the brownie... This is the best brownie I've had in WNY. It's so deeply chocolatey but not overly sweet, which is how I love brownies. And it was soooooo moist and tender. Just delicious. Best brownie in WNY! And trust me, I've been searching. Haha! I toasted a bagel this morning and gave it a schmear along with a shake of steak seasoning, from Kissed By The Sun, another great local company that makes spice blends. I'm glad they sell these bagels in Amherst. The odds are low of me getting to Baynes Street on any given day before the Breadhive sells out. But Snyder I can get to. Mmmm! These bagels are so good!!!!! My only gripes are regarding parking and expense of items. You do get what you pay for though. As a once in a while treat, it is so worth stopping in. I'm going to look further into their share programs, etc. I'm so excited to eat that fresh Blackman Farms turkey today! Gobble gobble! read more

The absolute best place to grab a take out lunch from happy and friendly staff. Amazing ingredients, socially responsible, and frankly the way food is supposed to taste. Shop local and stop in! Great shares, and they carry many items sourced from Niagara County farmers and artisans you would normally have to take a Sunday drive to get. Try a mixed meat box, soup share, or milk and egg share...or grab some Lake Effect Ice Cream. read more

Not only is the staff here wonderful, and they have a great selection of local and artisan products but they have the best breakfast sandwiches on the weekend. They make them fresh so you cannot be in a hurry but they are worth the few minute wait. read more

If you've been to Farmers & Artisans at their old place you'll love their new place! Very open, lots of light, and with more seating and all kinds of space. This is the goto place for the Williamsville/Snyder area if you want locally produced or sourced food. They are a point for every imaginable "share" from meat to vegetables, from dairy to flowers. Food is baked on sight and makes the place smell great. Staff is SUPER helpful and friendly. If you want to eat well this is a one stop shop. Go in and check it out, then go back again because their menu and scope of what they sell is still expanding. Don't forget to ask about the "cheese of the month club." Sign up and get a surprise monster piece of cheese deliciousness paired with something from the shop. read more

Their baked goods are pretty great. Their day old bread is awesome. But their breakfast sandwiches on weekends are over-priced and slow to make. Better go to Spot for the Mikes Breakfast Sandwich and good espresso. read more

Super cool place inside. Just went there because I was craving their breakfast sandwich for a post workout meal. They stop serving breakfast sandwiches at 11, which it understandable so I settled for the ham and Swiss. Was expecting more. They were out of the croissant roles, and there's turkey, not ham so I'm confused... I'll have to try again... read more

Heard back from the owner, Julie, and was impressed as she offered to reimburse us for the pastries we never got....

I have been shopping here for 3 years and I cannot imagine what I would do if they weren't around. I have the egg/milk share and find the prices comparable to if I got these products at Wegmans. And I feel better about my purchase because I am supporting local businesses. The owner and staff are all really wonderful people. They are slowly increasing their product line. Some prices are higher unfortunately, but that is the price right now for supporting a local economy. The more people who buy, the sooner these prices will drop! read more

One of my favorite stops! Very friendly staff and great products. Hard to eat scones from anywhere else after having them from here...so good! read more

Gee, I really love the CONCEPT of this place. If possible, I'd give it three-and-a-half stars. It's meant for connecting farmers' goods to consumers hungry for locally grown and produced food items. Located on a great corner of Main Street in Snyder, big windows, and lots of display space, oh the possibilities...but something is missing. Maybe it's just the time of year, but the shop appeared sparse on my visit. The customer service was top notch, and located smack-dab in the middle of the store. I think the functional design of the interior space has the potential to be awesome. There was a small refrigerated section with yogurt from First Light Creamery, which went into my hand basket, along with some organic pearl barley, local honey and a dozen of hefty brown eggs (I learned the eggs come from free-to-roam pastured hens that have not been treated with either hormones or antibiotics. What a plus!) Perhaps the offerings that are not obvious are worth reporting here: the concept of shares they offer. One may pre-pay for 13 weeks for a share: Egg & Milk* shares, Soup shares, Vegetable, Fruit & Cut-Flower shares during the growing season. (*The milk comes from Jersey cows that are grass fed, antibiotic and hormone-free, which while preferable, will cost you nearly $8/gallon.) There were plenty of unique jams, fruit butters, syrups and sauces from Blackman Homestead Farm, which we yelpies visited in the fall. There was a display of a variety of pantry items like maple syrup, pasta, creamed honey, and mustard. Farmers & Artisans is also a bakery and a prepared food stop. It would be a great place to order a freshly made and healthy take-out lunch, 11-2 daily. Or you may purchase any of the prepared quinoa salads and other goodies for a healthy side dish. Plus, they cater. There was a small freezer section with a variety of goods, including some very pricey ground beef, but any specialty item costs more. Seafood is overnight shipped and available Fridays. It arrives from sustainable, small scale fisherman, how wonderful is that? If buying local, organic, gluten-free, all natural is your lifestyle, you must check out Farmers & Artisans. I would return for the honey, the eggs and maybe if I wanted a jam gift set or a take-out lunch some time, but for the most part, I can find many - not all, certainly not the shares - of the offerings at my nearby Dash's Markets. read more

We went this morning for a hot breakfast sandwich. While they do take a few minutes to prepare (on average 15-20 wait), these made-to-order sandwiches, with local, fresh ingredients are amazing! They also provide aBlackman farms sweet chili sauce (which you can add yourself) that provides a sweet kick to this fantastic sandwich. read more

Stopped in today for baked goods to give as a gift. The scones here are amazing! Super quaint atmosphere with a warm and welcoming staff. Always a pleasure to shop here! read more