The Farmers Market is only Thursdays this year but it has been great. There's a great selection of…read morea produce and an impressive number for vegan and vegetarian prepared foods given the number of vendors there. The vegan Ethiopian bean stew is a favorite and I've enjoyed the Indian pakoras and pastries, though the vegetable samosas always seem to sell out before I get there! I often stock up on veggies here - really good prices and wide variety. There's also kettle corn, flowers, spices, and lots more. Not as many vendors as pre-pandemic but still a decent showing.

Right downtown on main street, this is a decent sized farmers market with about 10 or 12 stalls:…read more 3 produce 4 flower, herb and plants 2 meat/butcher 1 bakery 1 kettle corn 1 homemade soap 1 Pet products

This place has been around for a very long time. It has greatly expanded over the decades and is…read morenow a very large high end produce and deli market with a large greenhouse complex as well. Along with the increased overhead came increased prices so I no longer come here to get bargains like I once did. But I do come here to get a large variety of produce and deli food, always fresh. They do occasionally run specials, which is nice when it happens, but the reason to come to Niagara County produce is for the variety and the freshness.

Obviously this market has excellent fruits and vegetables but their meat is also outstanding and…read moresensibly priced We had the choice filet mignon for Father's Day. It was exceptional! Highly recommended. The staff was very accommodating and helpful. It was a pleasure dealing with Niagara Produce!

Recently voted the #1 farmers' market in America!…read more Not sure about that, but it's a fantastic market. Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings all year! Huge variety of vendors and local farms during the summer months. Winter months it tends to be a bit thin but there will still be quality vendors like Cornerstone Coffee, Senek Farms and Dan's Produce. And apparently it's the only place to get Duke's Frycakes. You have to stop and give those a try!

Quaint local market. Service was good at all stands with a nice assortment of food, flowers/plants,…read morecrafts and much more.

Wow. How does this have no reviews? It's a pretty big market given the town size…read more There is a little of everything here. A dog training place has a table and an animal shelter does too. Then a bunch of farms have their products, looks like all homegrown. A few places offering eggs and meats. I picked up some eggs and garlic scapes, along with some nice cheddar cheese. Then the woodworking table, beautiful things. And a few other people selling their wares. Easy parking in a lot next to the open space.

Lovely little family run, small-ish farm stop for your apples, pumpkins, cider, goodies, slushie…read moreand turkey needs! Wanted to bring my 1.5 Year old somewhere a bit more lowkey than the big wigs in town and also wanted to knock out pumpkins and apple picking at the same time- enter Blackman Homestead Farm. It ticked those boxes and also delicious slushies (apple cider and grape) just a missed opportunity for delicious pastries (hmm cinnamon donuts!) We thank goodness read Darlene's review about making a reservation and did that the day of around noon and was able to get in at 330! The reservation is made online and the farm is FREE to enter (amazing) but can't be changed or cancelled, however you only need it per carload, so unless you're bringing another car, you can tack on extra folks. We purchased some apples we picked (it was pretty low in the season to pick off the trees) and some that were all set for you in bins, a pumpkin, some cider, a tiny pumpkin and were surprised by the price. Gently it was not as expensive as I thought. Parking was quick and easy on a later Saturday afternoon, with a quick Hi to the Turkeys, some exploring around the pumpkins and picking some apples we had a good time after about an hour and half. I did noticed that it was well organized and lots of folks did disregard the signs: don't feed the Turkeys (grass) and pick up the apples you drop off the tree. There were alot of half eaten, throw apples on the ground which made me kind of sad. Please respect someone's rules and property, it's so nice to be able to come see the farm for free, I hope that doesn't change.

This family farm is a delightful place to visit if you're looking to pick apples and enjoy the…read morecountry setting. There is a small, outdoor shop for cider and fruit already to take home; and many spots to sit and enjoy the view from this escarpment. The helpers are friendly and the offerings are varied. All things fall - pumpkins on offer, gourds, homemade fall-spiced cookies, signs for great social media pix - and totally family friendly. Parking is abundant. We make this an annual day for picking , always a pleasure.

when My relatives from out of town saw how this lady was so rude to me they asked " wow!.. what…read morewas her problem"? the lady attendant had a dismissive and classless response to both questions I had about the different products. re-selling produce for top dollar can be ok to do...but this stand was also ,well over price compared to any other fruit stands around.... So if you like secondhand smoke? And a classless person shooting an attitude in your direction? This is the place.

I spotted this place on my way to check out the Sanborn Sunflowers, and decided to stop and pick up…read moresome produce on the way home, as well as see what it was all about! This is an awesome little farmers market that have a ton of locally grown fruit and veggies, as well as jellies, jams, dressings, honey, and syrup! It seems to be set up in what could have once been a garage, and has a pair of aisles where you'll find all the produce. There is also a couple of fridges toward the back which serve to keep some of the more perishable stuff on ice before they're sold. They are a seasonal market, generally open from around June to December. They'll have your annual goodies here - my first visit yielded peaches and apples (even though they're not quite in season yet), as well as a variety of veggies like cucumbers, hot and green peppers, onions, and tomatoes. Too early for the fall & winter stuff just yet, but I see some photos of their pumpkins, squash, cider, and Christmas trees from last year on their Facebook page. I was happy to be able to pick up some ears of sweet corn, a cucumber, and about 6 apples, all for a whopping $5. Seriously. You could never get that kind of a deal at your grocery store! I don't live anywhere close to here, but I seriously feel like I'll be making the trip every now and then because you can't beat the cost, the Farmers Market experience, or supporting your local farms! Day 20

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.

Small family owned farm. They offer what's grown in season. They also regularly have bacon, jam,…read morehoney, eggs & baked goods. Like them on fb to follow what's in season. Also, they're very close to Kelly's Country Store. Make that stop tooooooo

The official name of this farm is Thompson Farms. Well, the…read moreMonday farmer's markets are no longer held here. But the owners operate their own independent farm stand here on Saturday morning, typically. They have a whole host of locally grown fruits and vegetables, as well as delicious baked goods that they make right there on site. Sometimes, they have ridiculously amazing deals, like this morning, when I was able to buy fresh homegrown watermelon and cantaloupe for $1 each. Nothing wrong with them, beautiful produce, for a dollar each. That's crazy! Lovely farm atmosphere, chickens clucking all over the place, a friendly farm cat, and the owner and his wife are just wonderful friendly people to chat with. They also maintain a booth at the Grand island Farmers market, held at the welcome center, on Thursdays. they don't have their own website, and for some reason, Yelp doesn't allow us to post a link to their Facebook page as an official business website. https://m.facebook.com/ThompsonFarmsGI