Was there this afternoon, bought some strawberrys and Hot house tomatoes…read more Then I got home, around five thirty the tomatoes. And the strawberrys, went into The garbage. I bought three pints,of strawberries many went in the garbage,and the tomatoes also. This is my, second visit that I threw food. Out in the garbage, I'm very sorry but it's my last.

A wide variety of fresh produce available. The meat section is very good. The steaks are always…read moretasty and tender.

Amazing place they have! Store is beautiful, farm is awesome and clean great place to come with…read moreyour family, great prices, owner and his wife are very nice all the workers are friendly, over all Fobare's fruits is a great place can't complain on anything about this place lots of activities and food and a great shop to check out! I highly recommend checking out this business and taking your family and/or friends!

Was very impressed with this place upon entering. The play area was more then I expected! My two…read moreboys could have played on the big blob bouncy thing all day (ages 9&8). They also had an additional two bounce house, Tee Pees, bikes, teeter totters, play Wagon and small playground area. The greater was very friendly when we bought our entrance tickets then again as we bought our gem packages for there gold mind type activity. The prices on the gem bags varied from $5-$8. The 8 dollar bag in my opinion was huge. We got to choose our own pumpkins from the field, take a tractor ride, and go through a corn maze as well. There is just so much there! Some things I'm not even covering. I was not expecting much from the website but the place was awesome! We stayed almost 3 hours. Could have stayed longer!

Cute little orchard. Went in October so it was too late in the season for a great crop of apples…read morebut we managed to get some really good ones left there. The Empire apples are delish! They have pumpkins and lots of places for photo ops. Such an adorable place.

From the owner: Goodwin's Orchard is a family owned and operated apple orchard in Upstate New York. We open our…read moreorchard to the public for the fun experience of u-pick, all season long. In addition to the apples, we also grow pumpkins, gourds, squash and Indian corn which are available at our roadside stand.

TL;DR/The Short Version: Discount grocery store, but prices…read moreare only slightly lower than regular grocery stores, no huge discounts. Big, bright and clean though. The Long Version: The No Frills brand has a special place in my heart because growing up my mom regularly took me to No Frills and Valdi all the time (on Eglinton near Dufferin, in Toronto. The Valdi is long gone, but the No Frills is still there. Likely different ownership, but I'm not sure). Back then No Frills stores were a bit dark and dingy and really felt like a discount store, and their prices were quite lower than regular grocery stores, but these days most No Frills are big and bright, and their prices are just slightly less than regular grocery stores. They are still rather utilitarian looking so they are still true to their name of being without frills, but the discounts aren't really there as much as they were in the past. This specific location on Grant Carmen recently opened in 2024. It used to be a Your Independent Grocer. The location is a bit tucked away. There's lots of free parking but the layout is such that there are no parking spots close to the entrance, not even accessible parking. So something to keep in mind if you have mobility issues. This location is a bit hidden. It's technically in the same plaza as the Winners, Dollarama, Melanie Lyne and Value Village, but it's hidden around the back. Ottawa did not have a No Frills until 2024. Prior to 2024, the only No Frills around were in Orleans and Stittsville, and Arnprior, but then a few Your Independent Grocer locations converted to No Frills. So I'm happy to have a No Frills closer to home. Review #23 (2025)

With the brand new location for this No Frills, we now have a very nice grocery store within a…read moreshort distance to go to shop. This store has a huge selection of fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, and many types of meat. The varieties of canned goods, packages goods, and cold/frozen groceries are numerous. There is very little that this store does not have on hand except a sundry counter that would include lottery tickets, etc.

Best nuts and coffee in the city. Freshly roasted all the time…read more Great customer service

This place is the BEST! Whenever we visit Ottawa, this roastery is always on our wish list. The…read morenuts are roasted in-house and it really makes a difference in quality that anyone will appreciate. The cashews are my favourite-- crunchy, large and really fresh! Great prices and friendly staff who let you sample new things. Since these are COVID times, you should know that the store is clean, the staff are wearing masks, and there is Plexiglass to keep everyone safe. I have never, ever seen a roastery better than this one. Next time you need nuts/baklava/flatbread/halva/Turkish delight, visit this place. Located on a quiet street near Billingsbridge Mall.

Ferme Lève-Tôt is a CSA - Community-Supported Agriculture - farm in the Outaouiais. They provide…read moregreat armfuls of certified organic vegetables weekly or every second week from June to October. They are also vendors at the Westboro and Wakefield farmer's markets. CSAs are a partnership between farmers (in this case, a small family farm) and the people who eat their delicious home-grown food. CSA partners (that's you and me) purchase a share at the beginning of the growing season, helping the farmers to cover expenses when they occur. Then, as vegetables ripen, CSA partners receive a share of the harvest. My neighbours and I (3 adults) shared a weekly basket last season. We were very satisfied with the quality, quantity, and variety of the produce (though the baskets were smaller at the beginning of the growing season). We are all big veggie-eaters so the new "family size" basket might have been more appropriate for us. The value of each week's basket was far in excess of the ~$30 per week price ... we would have paid more for non-organic non-local non-fresh produce at Loblaws. In addition to being "100-mile diet"-friendly, I would recommend CSAs as a great way to make connections in the community.

I visited Miller's Farm with my friend and we actually had such a good time, even though it was a…read morebit windy that day. The farm has a huge variety of pumpkins -big, small, perfect round ones, all the shapes , so it's easy to find a nice one. They also have a cute little store that sells fresh fruits, veggies, pies, and even pickled goodies. All of that was really reasonably priced. Now... the pumpkins themselves? Kinda pricey in my opinion. Some were around $20, and don't get me wrong, they're beautiful pumpkins, but still on the expensive side. We ended up spending way more than expected ,definitely not dropping $60 on pumpkins again next year . Aside from that, the hotdogs and hot coffee were perfect for the weather, and the tractor ride + corn maze were honestly the highlight. So much fun. I'll definitely go back next year but maybe be a bit more pumpkin-budget smart!

When here for the pumpkin patch, it was such a fun experience. They had so many places set up for a…read moregreat photo opportunities. Y'all had a great time and the wholefarm was well organized and even had hay rides and a gift shop

The best place! My husband and I have been in Canada for a year and have struggled to find high…read morequality, organic, pasture raised/grass fed meat. We found that and more here! Super impressed and equally bummed that we're only in Ottawa for 2 months. If you value quality meat and produce, you will want to check this place out!

Although there are different vendors from week to week, I love this market. The quality of food is…read moregreat, especially the meat and baked goods. Also, my neighbour buys all her milk there and swears by it. There are many organic foods- not just local produce or locally produced items. For example you can buy chocolate at this market. The only thing that I would say is disappointing is that one week your bread guy is there but the next week he's not. It's a little unreliable that way, but every week there are a good number of vendors and the food really is great. Try it!