Great store and selection, local fresh cheese, friendly & helpful team; wonderful gift ideas and…read moreworth the stop!

Not your average cheese store! So many things cheese and kitchen. Fudge and candies in the back,…read morelittle gift items everywhere and so much to see and browse. The wonderful woman who greeted us made us feel at home with her friendly hospitality. Larger than it looks with a warm homey feeling this store has something for everyone. We learned a bit about the history of Adirondack cheese and a relative cheese company I will leave for the owner to tell you about so be sure to ask. My friend and I had done the cheese trail the year before and all in one day but had a blast. We never found Adirondack that day as we were directed to an old sub location in the Village of Clinton. We were to get a cooler bag in completion and mail in of our completed trail brochure and I had sent mine in with the explanation of what had taken place. I never received the bag but the owner had some in her stockroom and was so nice to give me one when I told her my plight! Can't wait bring my friend here now that I found it!!

Amazing homemade farm fresh ice cream/ gelato and cheeses. High quality and delicious, unique…read moreflavors that can be enjoyed right there on the farm where it's produced. Beautiful view, friendly owners and adorable dog who loves frisbee.

They're the nicest people and have some of the best gelato I've ever had. The farm is so cute and…read morethe eggs are delicious. Everything is delicious

Large farm well kept and landscaped and the first on our day of doing the Cheese Trail. Needless to…read moresay this was the best one to start with as the flavors were the freshest, most natural, and best tasting. In particular the chocolate milk non homogenized and no pasteurization was smooth, creamy, naturally sweet, and the cocoa flavor was just enough. We love horseradish and were disappointed to not find any in the cooler although the sign indicated it is made there. A very nice gentleman overheard us and came out with an armful of the horseradish curds and a few other items that were in little or no supply in the cooler. Clean and fresh everything dairy fills the cases and shelves. They also make a homemade beef stick in a multitude of flavors. I chose the pickle and the sweet chili which i later tried at home and found them to be less salty than the typical beef stick with good flavor. Now back to that horseradish curd. Suffice to say our mouths exploded with fresh horseradish flavor and warmth leaving a slight heat on the tongue without overpowering the cheese flavor. We both agreed this was the absolute best we have eaten over the years and vowed to buy no other. More flavors to try we will skip the stores where it can be found and return to the farm for the best of the best.

Absolutely THE best fresh curds packaged today! Son of the family was friendly and talked for a…read morebrief time about the cheese making, curd making process, and uncle whose cheese is also featured here.

Everything went well everytime I went here love that it has about every cheese you want and then…read moresome, I moved to the south and cheese curd here

I adore this little local cheese shop in Lowville, NY. Not to mention, it is both the highlight and…read moremidpoint of our annual trip to visit my Nana's resting place. This humble little shop offers a small merchandise section, a wide variety of fresh cheeses and other dairy products, some pantry goods and a divine section of handmade chocolates. Samples of various cheeses to include curd cheese is available for sampling. A bacon horseradish cheese was featured and WOW, delish! An apple pie sharp cheese was also available for tasting. It was unique in flavor, but not my cup of tea. Due to the fact we will be on the go for many hours today and without refrigeration, we purchased a variety of candies rather than cheeses. I purchased the chocolate covered kettle chips and shared with the family. A couple of these chips go a LONG way and the pairing of sweet and salty is always a winning combination. The chips are coated with a generous amount of chocolate. The cashier was very cheerful and pleasant. The checkout process was slightly longer due to the credit card machine being out of order. Finally, there is a really cute cow in a field next door that makes for a great photo opp! I highly recommend checking this place out if you find yourself in town and the cheese is reasonably priced.

A bit of a drive from Liverpool but it was a sunny April Sunday so...There are a lot of cheeses,…read morejams, meats, and more packed inside this quaint shop run by a sweet woman and her kind and helpful sons. We wanted a smaller package of the garlic dill cheese curds and they were quick to make that happen for us. Garlic comes through with a nice snap of dill. Almost everything is available to sample just ask. Horseradish cheese was creamy with just enough horseradish to not overpower the cheese. The olive and roasted pepper was one I'd never had or seen before and it was good. I also grabbed a bag of mixed chocolate covered coffee beans sooo good. If you are familiar with Lively Run Farm in the Fingerlakes they also carry these as they are goat cheeses. Warm and welcoming we felt at home and will stop back again.

The service here is exceptional and the cheese is top of the line. They have other great local…read moreproducts. Small and homey. Highly recommend!

Super friendly and helpful staff! Cute cheese memorabilia from their original products since 1949…read more Bought the cheese fudge - can't wait to try it!

From the owner: Crafting artisan cheeses since 1949. Aged NY Cheddar Cheese, Cheese & Nut Balls and Logs, Cheese…read moreDips & Spreads, Chutter®, Choc Cheese Fudge & more!

On my first visit to Syracuse, this might be my favorite spot I went…read more Outstanding selection of goods. They were out of the gabagool! Only complaint.

What a cute corner (literally on the corner of James and S Collingwood) store! Not only do they…read morestock a wide variety of cheeses from all over the world, they also sell local artisan products as well (ex. A selection of breads and pastries from Breadhead, Salt City coffee beans, Sweet on Chocolate chocolate bars, etc). Staff is very knowledgeable about the cheeses. The only tricky bit is finding parking (all street parking). Bonus: The Wedge (restaurant run by the same team) is right next door!

great little cheese shop ! wonderful place to buy gourmet crackers and cheese you can't find at the…read moreaverage grocery store. Also, a source for presents... locally made cutting board, cheese making kits and mini raclette grills

From the owner: If you love cheese, or are simply seeking out something unique, we have everything you need for…read moreyour next party, holiday get-together, dinner, or a really great snack! We offer a range of imported and local cheeses, cheese curd, crackers, snacks, exotic soft drinks, candy, and more.

Great place and awesome customer service. Always send out orders on time and always fresh.read more

This local cheese shop has a wonderful variety of high quality cheeses and healthy snacks. The…read moreStaff is very friendly and polite. I have used these cheeses on a variety of bbq meats and had lots of requests for more!

Beautiful property, lovely people, adorable goats and delicious cheese. What else does one really…read moreneed in life? If you're a goat cheese fan, get the Kunik. If you're not a goat cheese fan....TRY the Kunik. It's seriously the best I've ever had. The "Sappy Ewe" and "Pasco's Ration" aren't cheese slouches, either. They all came home with me and provided friends with a perfect night of snacking and imbibing. And....we still have some left. Yay! They also have pre-made mac and cheese (yes...we snagged one of those as well) which was available for tasting. There are several other products that I didn't get a chance to taste or purchase, but I'll definitely be back. Seriously - go get some cheese from Nettle Meadow!!

My wife and I came here as part of the Thurman Maple Days. Upon arriving and walking in, we saw…read moresome animals behind fences including goats, peacocks, sheep, horses, and a very fat pig. The weather was fine but everything muddy. Aside from a brochure in the tiny (8x10?) "cheese shop", there wasn't much information on what they did. We quickly walked around to see the buildings and animals, and also purchased a couple of cheese things. However, there wasn't much to do and i was pretty bored. Perhaps when the weather was nicer, or if there was a tour guide or something, I would have gotten more out of it. Speaking of getting out... it was very muddy and a tour bus got stuck while we were there. Be warned.