Nothing to write home about. Mostly US imports. Not really a farmer's market. Just another gorcery…read morestore. Prices are not so desirable either.

Heard great things about this place. The selection of fresh produce is great. But was hearing a lot…read moreabout how good the meat prices are, but they are on par with everywhere.

If you're in Niagara, you will live these serene surroundings.I recommend this farm to pick your…read moreown strawberries. You can also purchase these sweet Ontario strawberries in their store. They have a wonderful quaint store that sells fruits, vegetables, bakery items and much more since they've expanded. They also have great apple cider! Plenty of parking and friendly staff.

Love the experience of buying fresh Fruits and vegetables from Bry-Anne Farms. Small family owned…read morefarm with friendly help. They also bake fresh pies and tarts. It's a pleasant drive off the main roads. Picked up the semi freestone peaches today the freestone will be available by the end of the week, so tasty. Cheers

I've been coming to Coulter Farms since I was a kid when my Grandma, bless her soul would bring me…read moreand my 5 cousins, don't know how she did it, but such sweet memories they are. This summer me and one of my cousins and our husbands came back to relive our memories, and the place was just how I remembered. Very friendly staff and service. There is a phone number on their website to call which gives up to date directions in terms of what is available and when and where which is super convenient. At the farm they have quart and pint containers, bags and trays for you to use as you go out and pick. Their fields are nice and easy to find. The fruit is fresh, delicious, and reasonably priced. The trouble is the timing, anyone who has picked before knows there is a small window. Strawberries usually come near the end of June and then cherries, blueberries and raspberries quickly follow. Blink and you might miss it, as soon as the end of the school year approaches, use the phone number so that you don't! Coulters seems to have fair pricing for their fruit. Berries all are purchased by pint or quart, whereas cherries are purchased by pound. While they are delicious and worth every penny, be aware the cherries will add up quickly, they weigh more than you think! If you're looking for a fun day, rewarding when you bring home the spoils, check out Coulter farms. Remember to catch them at the end of June, and bring some sunscreen and water, it gets hot out there!

The absolute best place to go strawberry picking in June! Family owned local farm. Ample parking…read moreand they take credit card!

Across from the Tops in Grand Island. This is our go to spot for sweet corn in the summer. They…read morearen't farmers but their produce tends to be better than Supermarket chains. Service is with a smile. They always have their products well organized and easy to view.

A nice farm with fresh produce and baked goods. A good place to buy pumpkins for Halloween.read more

Drove out from Scarborough on Sunday morning. A waste of time Low selection and what was there…read morewas picked over and not very good value. Very disappointing to leave empty handed in the middle of August. I won't be back.

Came back again 2 years later. They have a new carrot juice recipe which was very enticing! The…read morefruits and vegetables are high quality as usual, and the pumpkins are very fresh.

Love this store. Great produce and also stocks the basics.very clean and produce is fresh and local…read morewhen possible. There is parking at the back of the store.

Had an absolutely great time here for Peach Picking. A beautiful place with friendly folk who are…read morethere to guide you and help you pick the best of the fruits. Take your kids, family, friends and enjoy what the farm has to offer.

I'm pretty sure this chicken went to the gym more than I do. It's unusually firm when raw and…read moresomehow turns even chewier after cooking, no matter how gently it's prepared. From what I've learned, this is a known "woody chicken" issue that happens when chickens grow too fast and the muscle fibers get super dense. Great for resistance training, less great for dinner. Feels like a sourcing issue, not a cooking one.

I came to Niagara Falls location 3 separate times to buy featured Boneless Blade roast..there were…read morenone available each and every time..why advertise an item with absolutely no intention of supplying customers..I am in the retail Meat business..Features are pretty ordered weeks in advance..there are multiple suppliers to pull from..Metro clearly intends of not having this loss leader in stock..pathetic ideology..