Very open, but quaint and quiet. Most unique flavor of honey I ever tried. Like cardamom and sweet…read moreand spicy honey...very tasty.

A great property to visit...beautiful, peaceful setting and an impressive building housing their…read morefarm store, The Honeybee Embassy. They carry a broad selection of raw honeys, not found anywhere else. We did the guided tasting tour (offered on Thursdays and Fridays) on the covered back porch. One of the owners guided us through an informative 60-minute tasting of their varietal honeys. Learned a lot, and happy to support an independent farm and the bees.

I like this place but I must say that the pumpkin statues look like a 2 year old drew them. The…read moreservice is friendly except for one employee giving someone a hard time. The pumpkins are overpriced highway robbrey. Come here for a good time and have your camera ready at all times because you never know when you'll take a selfie.

I've been taking my children, grandkids there since 1980's because of family atmosphere, children's…read morefables/characters, and fresh produce/baked goods always. Its improved almost yearly since then, during October I try to go in morning due to extra traffic/parking.

A lovely place with the nicest owner, I got a strawberry bread (I forget the exact name since it's…read morebeen a while back), found the place on Yelp and decided to let y'all know that you should definitely stop by there! They have the cutest outdoor space as well :)

Great selection of seasonal fresh fruits, jams, jellies, baked goods and frozen fruit popsicles…read more U-pick is also available. Newly opened farm store is behind the house and in front of the gardens. They had fresh strawberries, raspberries & pine berries when we visited the week before July 4th. They had strawberry rhubarb pies & a great selection of push pop style popsicles filled with puréed fruit that was really great (cherry, rhubarb etc). Very nice family farm store.

Items displayed well. We'll stocked. Smaller selection of meat from local farms. Mostly frozen…read more Small pints of ice cream available. Well attended.

Brownie's is a seasonal favorite. I just stopped in the other day (first time this season) and…read morepurchased a number of different succulents, most of which I'm never able to find when visiting other greenhouses or plant shops (including some baby firestick succulents). Brownie's also has a nice selection of various standard annuals and perennials for your gardening needs. Inside the store are a variety of meats, cheeses, pies, produce, maple syrups, and a display of various pickled items... and you can also find random items like carpenter bee traps, for example. Lots of great, locally-produced items. TL;DR all in all, it's always fun to make a quick stop at Brownie's to see what's newly in stock. :)

What a diamond in the rough! In all of the out-of-the-way places, what a great find! The fabric…read moreselection is hard to beat. When the owner finds a collection, she gets all the fabrics in the collection, so the quilter has lots of choices to go with a main fabric. The selection of panels is unbelievable! The owner and staff are very knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. I had such a great time fabric-shopping, I went back a second day, and really enjoyed my conversations with the staff! Highly recommend Pucky Huddle Delight!!

Love them! Selection and hospitality cannot be topped! Also rare to find a Quilt Shop open on a…read moreSunday! Visit the distinctive purple house, you won't be disappointed!!

I've been driving my this place for years and finally stopped in. The exterior is beautiful and I…read morehad to see what this place was all about! There is a ton of foodie items, bakery foods, gifts and local foods along with their produce out in the greenhouse area. I was there is the fall so there were plenty of pumpkins and mums. The staff was extremely nice and helpful. I'm heading back there for some holiday shopping! Love it.

I can't believe Dedrick's only has one review; This place has evolved since the new owner took over…read moreto be a year-round market and deli with daily specials and scratch-bakery, IN ADDITION to the wonderful seasonal produce during warmer months, but they may sell certain items year-round, I'm not sure. As a baker, I was thrilled to see a selection of well-priced flours and other baking products. There are lovely kitchen gifts, jellies, relishes and jams, locally roasted coffees, cheeses, dairy and beverages..Brewed coffee and cinnamon rolls, too! So much in such a small and charming space, with a clear focus on the best local products. Friendly, also. Stop by and support this business!

Nice sized pumpkin patch, nicer people, but the prices are crazy for their pumpkins!! I paid $10…read morefor the same sized pumpkin I could have gotten at a grocery store for $3. I'll take this as a loss and say I've paid for the experience, but definitely crazy prices.

Fabulous time at the farm! All of the staff is friendly and willing to help. Some of the finest…read morefresh donuts around! Fall isn't the same without a trip to Smithome Farms!

Amazing! Well kept, organized and a beautiful way to spend the day. We went to the gardens around…read morethe welcome center, which was good enough for us. However, the campus has SO many gardens that they maintain, so there are plenty more to visit.

Formerly known as the Cornell Plantations and consisting of 25 acres, Cornell Botanic Gardens is…read moreone of the most popular attractions around Ithaca and has something for everyone, which is why my partner, his family, and I came for a visit on this beautiful Saturday. Located in the center of the Cornell University campus, but also including the adjoining F.R. Newman Arboretum and over 3,500 acres of natural areas, there were hiking trails, nature walks, gardens, ponds, woodlands, meadows, glens, waterfalls, fens, bogs, and, of course, "gorges." The well-kept gardens were easy to access, easy to walk around, and were extremely quiet. It's very kid- and pet-friendly. The historic core revolves around the herb and perennial garden. Admission is FREE, but one does need to pay a parking fee to enter the park on weekdays. It runs you $1.50 per hour, so it's exceptionally reasonable, but it's free on weekends. We enjoyed our drive through the campus to get to the botanic garden, which we can recommend.