So happy I stumbled across Woodcraft Bros, especially being less than 10 minutes from Tanger…read moreOutlets. At first I thought the sandwiches were a little pricey, but once I saw the size, I understood. They're huge. I struggled to finish half of mine! I got the Tony turkey sandwich with cranberry spread and apple slices, and everything came together really well. The focaccia is sourced locally and was delicious, and all the ingredients tasted fresh and high quality. The turkey itself was mild in flavor, so next time I'd probably try one of their salami or ham options. They were also giving out samples of some new sandwiches, including one called the Joey, which was so good. Definitely one I'd order when it officially launches. They have outdoor seating, a café with coffee and iced coffee options, and the staff were very friendly. Overall, a great find and I'd definitely come back.

AMAZING SANDWICHES, great Gelato, great service, Friendly people!! we stop by every Friday almost…read more Cute Spot in Cookstown with a nice outdoor patio!! They also sell beautiful Wood pieces but I go for the Food lol

Pucks farm is by far the best place we have every attended. Yes it is old but its a farm and we…read moredon't go there and expect the animals to be walking on gold. The staff have a heart of gold and go out of their way to help you. I have two young children and I have taken them to pucks farm a dozen times. The animals are older and that is why they seem slower. but they are always walking about freely without being caged up. This place is a good down home farm and it make seem boring and small to ignorant people, but for someone who appreciated animals and life, this is a great place to take your children to make them appreciate animals.

We were going to be visiting the area and this has been on my bucket list for a while. There are…read moredifferent experiences that you can partake in that range between a few hours. There is a full beekeeping experience where you will don a keepers suit and work directly with the hives. We opted for a less intense experience where we would learn how to bottle our own honey and visit the Kunekune pigs they own. We booked online the previous night before we headed up. We got there and it's a little nondescript. When you first drive in, you'll see a family home. A bit farther down the hill on the left is the store and the commercial area of the property. We were greeted by the employee. We let her know that we had booked an experience. We were booked back to back with another experience so she let us know that we could browse the store while we waited. We booked a little bit later at night so it turns out Peter, who would be leading the tour, wasn't aware that we were going to be there yet. It didn't matter though, he didn't miss a beat once they turned up. He and a guest had just completed the bee keeping experience and they were both sweating like no tomorrow. Dress appropriately for the beekeeper's experience, it gets hot in those suits! The first stop in the lesson was seeing what happens to the frames once they arrive back at the honey farm. We were taken to the hot honey room. This is where all the frames are stored before processing. It was indeed hot in there but it smelled amazing! There were also some stray bees in there but we were assured they weren't in the mood to sting. We got to look at two different ways of harvesting the honey. There was the commercial harvested which was an industrial looking machine. The second was device that was more manual and used centrifugal forces to spin the honey off of the frames. We got to try our hand at this one! After this we had to leave the honey to filter out any remaining wax or bits in there. We got to sample select batches of the flavoured honey beer that they were brewing. It wasn't for sale yet but it was really good. We also went to visit the pigs and chickens on the farm. The pigs are really friendly! We were lucky enough to be there when one of the Kunekune mamas had piglets! The 3 piglets were super friendly and mom didn't mind us petting them at all. These piglets had really pretty colouring on them. They really enjoyed petting and scratching against our feet. They were also teething so much like a puppy would, so they would nibble on our shoes and shoelaces. Super cute and no damage. After that we went back to bottle our fresh honey. We did get to taste the honey throughout the process. If you're a fan of honey and bees this is the best way to do it! Peter and his wife Sarah were great through the whole process. They answered all of our questions and were genuinely excited to share their knowledge with us. Definitely recommend a little trip out of Toronto for this experience!

Honey creations is a lovely local farm on the way to Collingwood or Wasaga. It's a nice drive from…read moreGTA. We did the yelp experience and got to handle the honey combs which we literally combed for extraction via centrifuge. Meanwhile the family-operated owners shared about the bees and the honey business. They are bee stewards and truly support the honey bee populations around the city. They mentioned having hives in Toronto! I picked up the dessert mead and mead salted caramels. Oh lala these handmade caramels are delicious. The dessert mead is quite sweet like an ice wine or plum wine. It will make a nice aperitif. The fresh honey is very nice. Lightly fragrant and perfect for drizzling. It's a beautiful place and the products are made with love and care.

French Blooms is a hidden little pick-your-own flowers spot between Vaughan and King City opened…read moreFridays and Weekends. Their farm is held within Robintide Farms (they provide pick your own goods as well). French Blooms also participate in the Toronto Flower Market (check their website for next year's dates). We went there as two couples (4 ppl) on an August Saturday morning and it was great! Wasn't crowded for the unlimited time at the flower farm and you can bring your own food/picnic, etc. to hang out. All the gear, buckets, amd containers (that you can fill) are provided, with tips on what is in season and how to pick/care for your flowers. They also offer ready made bouquets and a monthly bouquet service, etc. They have plenty of parking on clearly marked grass spots and we spent about 3 h there picking flowers and taking photos and just chilling. The field admission + jar offer we went for was $30 pp, with the condition you pick more than 7 varieties (else there is a $5 charge). The jar is big (1 L), you can definitely fit a lot of flowers. They also offer a non-flower picking experience for $15 pp (you can upgrade after to having a jar too). Our group had two strategies: cram as many as possible (long stems so that you can really squeeze them in) OR make a nice cohesive bouquet on the spot. We had another appointment in the afternoon and the flower lasted till we got home that night. In the end I was able to split two bouquet while my partner got 6 vases worth out of hers. With good care and water changes we got most of the blooms to last 2 weeks and still got a good amount of dried flowers/petals to boot. With the early day August lighting, and with barely anyone in the field, we got really good phone and camera photos. Definitely recommending this to friends and we will likely be back next year for more flowers. If you just wanna feel pretty in a field of flowers while unloading goss with friends... OR in my case, overhearing random people's goss, this is the spot.

Nice and fresh plants! Everyone was really nice and the…read moreplants were well maintained. We got a forsythia show off from here and planted it in our front yard. If you're looking for a variety, they have a lot. The only thing I couldn't find were lemon, lime or orange trees.. but that might be a seasonal thing and I'm too early.

Good quality and good selection but surprisingly expensive compared to other full service nurseries…read morewho are not as conveniently located.

I was perusing through the ask Toronto room on Reddit and found out about the Mill Pond Gallery…read morewhen someone inquired about a gallery that showcases local artist. They were wanting to buy work for their new place. I looked the place up and realize that they were doing a exhibition of local artist. So I decided to visit. It was in a ranch style home that was converted into a commercial gallery. I spoke with the curator and an exhibiting artist. I enjoyed the gallery and the works on display. I am looking forward to seeing additional shows this Spring at the gallery.

Love this place. Really talented artisans and great location, right across from Mill pond. They…read morepainted a nice mural over garage and did an outdoor art installation with small paintings on the tree outside. What a great idea! I am planning to attend one of their art workshops.

Great selection of annuals and perennials and seasonal items. Lovely owners who enjoy helping out…read morecustomers and take pride in their business. Not a lot of businesses like these around. Just bought the most beautiful mums.

I ordered my sister two hanging flowering baskets as a gift fo my sister who has Alzheimers and…read morecannot go to a garden centre to purchase flowers for her garden this year., Since she wasn''t able to go to the garden centre I went on line and spent 4 days researching when I finally discovered TERRA Greenhouse in Vaughan. I ordered her two stunning hanging baskiets that were perfect and I was so pleased. I didn't oversee a problem as there wasn't a sold out notifiation on the photo so I proceeded to order two. I received an email next day saying that they have confirmed my order, will prepare and it will be delivered to her shortly. No mention that it wasn't going to be what I ordered. Delivery was $75.00 on top of the cost of the two flowering baskets. When they arrived I was so disappointed. The two planters weren't even close to what was in the picture that I ordered. The colour scheme was completely different. It looked like they took whatever scraps of plants they had leftover, put them in the planters and delivered it. They didn't even notifify me of the change. They could have emailed me and said that the baskets I ordered were unavailable (even thought it didn't say sold out) and sent me a photo of what they created to get my approval before sending it as a gift to my sister. I thought what arrrived was so cheap looking and not up to the standards that Terra Greenhouse is all about and would definitely not have approved it. I emailed them and have not heard a response from them hoping that they could correct their error and send my sister the stunning baskets that I ordered or something very close to it. This is what I received and it is not what I ordered.

Lots of variety of plants and at very reasonable price.The sales rep were very helpful.read more