My wife and I have been using Common Thread CSA for a few years. We are really happy with the…read morequality and variety of veggies we get. We have been eating veggies we never tried before and exploring new recipes. They are extremely reliable in delivering the veggies to a convenient pick-up point with flexible hours. We get an email to tell us about each week's harvest. The email includes a recipe for one of the veggies featured that week. If I forget to pick up our veggies, the family hosting the pick-up calls to remind me. I also appreciate that this CSA offers discounted plans for those who can't afford full price, and lets us donate our veggies if we are out of town one week.

I love Common Thread Farm! We have been members there since the CSA started and it is one of my…read morefavorite things about living in Hamilton! We get a standard share, which allows us to pick out around 8 vegetables per week. It is a generous amount of veggies for a very reasonable cost! It addition, people who pick up the shares at the farm are able to pick flowers, additional veggies (like cherry tomatoes, sugar snap peas, beans, edamame), strawberries in season, and fresh herbs. All the good is incredibly delicious! I am sad every year when the season is over and I have to go back to store bought vegetables. There is also a fall and winter share available with storage crops and later growing vegetables. Wendy and Asher are kind and flexible, and they work hard to make the farm a welcoming place for the community. I can't recommend Common Thread highly enough!

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!

Such good produce! Staff is so kind and generous, they always have the answers to all my questions…read morelol. Love stopping here during the strawberry and raspberry season!! (Would be lying if I said I haven't eaten an entire pint in one sitting)

High priced but we don't care because everything we ever buy there is awesome. Corn is sweet as…read morecandy, and raspberries taste like nothing we've had before. Really sweet and tasty. Nice people. We don't mind paying premium prices for premium food and service. Nice job.

Perfect Saturday morning, eclectic village of Hamilton, amazing farmers market. We've also visited…read morefarmers markets in Ithaca, Rochester and Syracuse, we liked the one in Hamilton the most. Super friendly people, local veggies, local meat, local cheeses, local bread, reasonably priced food trucks and a beautiful location. It would be remiss not to mention the very cool and laid back town center in Hamilton. Within a couple blocks there's a whole food store, Mexican food, Indian Food, noodle shop, bakery, micro pubs, literally everything. In one quaint little village you can purchase a delicious $2.00 fish taco or $ 75.00 bone in ribeye. If you've never been to Hamilton or it's been a while, pick a nice Saturday and go. You won't regret it.

Fantastic market! Found great jewelry and local, fresh, farm produce…read more I visited in October and was pleasantly surprised to find it in full swing with many friendly vendors: apples, potatoes, jewelry, baked goods, fabrics, wine, photographs, spices, and a various assortment of odds and ends (see marshmallow gun). Saturday, 8 AM to 1 PM May through first of November

Love love love this spot. Their sandwiches are simple and flavorful. Chutney Roulette is my…read morefavorite -- sweet and umami with goat cheese, chutney, cashews, and their famous curry marinated tofu. Also the Java Nut smoothie with peanut butter and coffee. You'll also find bulk foods like spices, teas, dried nuts and fruits. They also have a good selection of natural cosmetics and vitamins.

They have works for sale by our favorite potter, a nice variety of natural foods, and a cafe. We…read morebought pottery, a gluten free flour, and a good cup of coffee. It was also convenient since our destination, the movie theater, was right around the corner.

Great service, easy to work with for catering. Loved the chicken francaise with rice. Loved it!…read moreDelicious.

Great experience in March 2025, where I got to enjoy a special with a few glasses of nice red wine…read moreon a drippy night. Personally, I appreciated the variety in the menu, and the costs were reasonable (or as reasonable as they can be nowadays). Service was attentive and non-intrusive, and the wine by-the-glass offerings were better than average. I'm headed back in this week (July 2025) and will bring my wife along to enjoy a nice dinner.

Wow...Mr. Keith is an amazing human, and his tree farm is organic, raw, and truly an old fashioned…read moreexperience. Bring your saw or axe some rope to tie it down..put on some mud boots and Go see Mr. Keith and his perfect more than fairly priced holiday trees!! *** Mr. Keith regrows his holiday trees so they never die...the trees stay rooted by the way they are cut :) extraordinary. Happy Christmas everyone and thank you Mr. Keith!

From the owner: Cut-your-own and premium pre-cuts. Simple old fashioned no-frills tree farm. We are a "Pollard…read moreFarm" making Christmas trees easy to cut and leaves us with a living stump so we can regrow a new tree from the stump. See website for more details.

Owned by Keli Perrin, Withy Hollow is a pick-your-own-flower farm in Erieville NY. The name came…read morefrom how the word "hollow" refers to the geography of the land. A hollow is a narrow piece of low land between surrounding hills, as the farm resides next to Stoney Pond State Forest, and "withy" is a willow branch. Keli thought since they owned a decent portion of land, why not give it a name? And that's how Withy Hollow Flower Farm came to be. The farm consists of four different flower beds, each containing a different collection of flowers, all blooming at different times during the season. When you visit, you're allowed to walk through all of the beds and pick from wherever your heart desires. Withy Hollow uses no pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers anywhere on the farm, so the flowers are all organic and sustainably grown. I stumbled upon Withy Hollow from a Reddit post from the owners daughter, who was just trying to get some eyes on the place. I thought I'd save it as a date day for my wife, and decided to bring her as a surprise over the weekend. They do pick-your-own-flower hours from 8am-2pm every day. When you walk onto the farm, the place almost doesn't even feel real. It's like you're walking into a Disney movie or something. Beautiful gardens of flowers, a peaceful quiet setting, ducks and chickens roaming around and several golden retrievers coming to greet you and be your tour guides. There's a small building where Perrin makes her arrangements, and also for customers to put together their bouquets. We were given a bucket with water and scissors and told everything in the gardens in up for grabs - flowers, shrubbery, everything. You fill the bucket with what you want, and come back to the building where you trim the stems and put together a bouquet. A medium sized cup is $20 but they also have pricing for full buckets. You get A LOT for $20, we even needed to make a second trip out to fill it up. The grounds are beautiful, the flowers are well taken care of and beautifully blooming, and a lot of stuff you just don't see in stores. We had a great time just walking through the gardens and spending time together, clipping off what caught our eye and just enjoying the peacefulness of the farm. The owner and her family/staff are there to greet you and are extremely friendly people. We'll definitely be going back.