This is a great experience if you are looking for some variety in your apple picking. The employees…read moreare fabulous and super knowledgeable. You get on a wagon pulled by a tractor and they drop you off to pick your choices of apples. I love that they don't spray year round and they only treat at the beginning of the season and only for the pest(s) identified. They don't use a generic pesticide and generally seem to be environmentally conscious. I also love that they allow you to sample the apples Great little family orchard. Rock on Whittier!

Came here with friends to pick apples. Such a fun experience! We had a perfect day for this…read moreadventure! Limited parking spots but people seem to be always coming and going. Cute little store barn, with apples already bagged for a quick grab and go! Donuts, cider, veggies and popcorn available to purchase. Some craft items like signs for purchase too. They have a tractor with a wavy that takes people out to a specific area to pick different types of apples. They have things working very smoothly here, if a sign is on the ground that row of apples is not ready to be picked. A sign is up telling you all the details about that apple... it's ready to be picked. There were a good number of people picking apples with us but everyone is spaced out very nicely. Tried a few apples and they were crisp and sweet ... feels like fall is here! Back on the wagon up to the barn, where they have these cute old fashioned scales to weigh your apples and pay. Very cute experience that we all enjoyed.

As the Greece market season is coming to a close, I just want to say what a great summer/fall I had…read morefinding amazing deals here! Now overall variety of items is low - usually what's in season only but if that's all you're looking for then it's so much easier to maneuver than the Rochester public market is on a busy Saturday. Park over by the former Sears parking area and bring your raiseable bags. On Saturday's Happy Pickle is there and they are the most amazing pickles - discounts depending on how many you buy. Last week I got a huge butternut squash for $1 and hard to find honeynut squash 2/$1. I have purchased tons of red, green and nappa cabbage more than half off what you would pay at the store. Vendors are helpful, knowledgeable and very friendly. Check the Greece Ridge calendar prior to heading out as this market is not year round - but definitely a place to find great local produce for cheap.

After my first visit I became a huge fan of this Farmers Market! I went early on a Saturday…read moremorning. Only a handful of people were there at 8:30 :) Since it's at the Greece Ridge Mall, there's plenty of parking right up close. No hassle of driving downtown fighting the crowds or finding a place to park. Vendors are friendly and willing to work with you. The prices were fantastic, so much more for your buck! I stocked up on green peppers, onions, garlic, brussel sprouts and potatoes. The onions were my favorite, so big and flavorful. Super convenient, great produce amazing prices!

According to the historical marker, this farm was founded in 1808 by Matthias Lane, who served in…read moreAmerican Revolution as a New Jersey Dragoon. It has been a farm every since, and the Chase-Flack cobblestone farmhouse (not open to the public) was a stop on the underground railroad. It's still an operating farm, and you can buy fresh produce at the market that is right on NY 18. My visit was in October, so the choices included fresh corn, Indian corn, pumpkins of all sizes, decorative gourds, hay, eggs, cut wood, decorative items and gift items. Give them a try!

Stopped here because I couldn't wait to visit them at the farmers market. Their produce is top…read morenotch. I have been frequenting this farm market at Greece public market forever it seems. The staff are always amazing. Today I was warmly greeted by a nice lady. We picked up corn, beans, zucchini and peaches. They have way more things to choose but I only have so much room in my fridge this week. Highly suggest a visit.

This The store is Great for picking up stuff quick, prices are a little expensive, but basically a…read moregood store. The reason for my one star review is I've gone there in the past year and picked up a bag of potatoes from the produce department and on 3 separate occasions they been rotten every single time!!!!!! So annoying!

North Chili has a gem of a local grocery store. It's in Towne Plaza just west of Robert's Wesleyan…read moreCollege. The meats are of high quality cut by an on-premises butcher and reasonably priced. The bakery is also varied and fresh. Please support a local business.

Doc Ryan's corn is THE BEST around!! We drive from N Chili to get it. Whatever we don't finish at…read morenight, is my breakfast the next morning. ... cold!! So delicious

Freshness and corn quality, u can peel the corn on site, prices, and pleasantness of staffread more

Stopped in for ice cream after dinner. Friendly staff. Servings sizes were big. Prices have gone…read moreup, but quality of custard/ice cream is very creamy. Will stop in again!

The owners are always contemplating religion. As in, "Esther really a god, or isn't there?" I can't…read moreanswer that question for them, but I can say thay if you want Ice Cream in Brockport, this is a good place to come. I was here just a couple of weeks before I wrote this review. I checked in. I took pictures. Closed all winter, and very busy with long lines all summer, their custard tastes good - but it won't completely blow you away like LuGia's, Abbott's and such. It's well worth a try, but I wouldn't give it more than a 4. The prices are fantastic though, and some of the concoctions that people were ordering and enjoying were both elaborate and exciting. It's out in the country in a lovely big brown barnhouse, literally. You've never seen an ice cream store like this before. Come and check it out.

I have given up on buying grocery store produce to give Testa's my business instead…read more After two hauls of bland Wegmans nectarines, I bought a quart of fresh nectarines and plums from the Testa's stand and they were so delicious. I went back for their Concord grapes, lettuce, cauliflower, sweet potatoes, butter lettuce, sweet potatoes and green beans. If you buy cauliflower at a store right now it is dinky. I bought giant cauliflower here for $4.50 that were probably 7-8 pounds. Perfect for cauliflower steaks and roasting. They even have purple and orange for a pretty plate. It is a cash only, on your honor system. I'd rather come here and get what I want and spend $40 for a huge haul of amazing seasonal, local products that taste way better. I prefer stopping at Testa's vs. a CSA because I can pick what I'd like. They have mini fridges for cooled fruits and veggies. They also sell pumpkins, gourds and mums. Support your local farmer! You won't regret it.

Lots of choices, but expensive compared to others. They should also offer Venmo, few carry cash…read moreanymore and its another stream of income for them.