The variety at this cute little market is just as enjoyable as their customer service and locally…read moregrown produce. If you're into gourds and squashes- they easily have more than I've ever seen. The colors & shapes on all of them looked as if they were hand painted. And the smell of fresh apples would make your mouth water. Each display was clean, the prices clearly visible and fair; plus they also have goats milk fudge, cookies & pies as well. The selection of peppers was out of this world and you can't go wrong with the beautifully colored Indian corn. Although this is a small roadside market, I would gladly return if I lived in the state. And trust me when I say you wont find such a large display of yummy squash anywhere else!

My wife decided to it was time to pick your own vegetables and spent 3 hours in the field with…read moretomatoes, berries and grapes. This is not my cup of tea and I'm a person whom would rather buy in bulk at sams club than be one with the earth. Good Luck your Vegetable hunting.

It's a lot. In a good way...lots and lots and lots to look at. Great variety and prices were…read morefair. Fruit & vegetables great quality. In a bad way...parking is ROUGH. Do not go there at noon on a Saturday!!! The store is overcrowded ..you can't move around and that's with just a handful of people in the store . There is NO signage or help outside buyers so I got chastised for trying to bring my pumpkins into the store to the very small /overcrowded checkout desk. Maybe a sign or station a person with a hand held checkout machine for the outdoor purchases??? I get that they are trying to sell a lot ..a lot of variety..but sometimes too much is a bad thing. Maybe it's overdue time to reconfigure a better layout. They have been in this location for a long time..maybe hire a person to reconfigure things. Yes I like it there..yes I think it's definitely worth a visit. Just an honest opinion of what I felt visiting. It was a little stressful there what should have been a relaxing trip to the market

A quaint little farmers market off the beaten path. I am so glad we found this place. While…read morecamping in Erie PA, we found this place while looking for something fun to do that isn't the usual things in the downtown Erie. The brochure from the campground recommended this place and it was well worth the stop. Inside is a little market selling seasonal vegetables and local made sodas, dressings and canned pickles and sauces. Being autumn, there were plenty of apples, mums and pumpkins. There is also an amazing bakery with cookies, cakes, pies and breads. I didn't take a picture of the sweet treats we because they didn't last long enough - and they were OH SO GOOD! If you want to go to Erie and @are looking for something new and adventurous to do - definitely worth the drive!!!

Cutest little store with a wide selection. Fresh pies are available, produce, flowers and the list…read moregoes on. Woman working the counter was quite friendly. And verified when I asked about allergens with their pies. I will be back agai

I am soo disappointed. I work 2 jobs and was coming from 20 mins away to get a tree for the…read moreholidays. We called the night before to see what time they were going to be open. They said 930am. I went there at 930 because I had to to be to work later on in the day. This being said my husband called to complain about this this and also ask why they didnt answer the phone to even let someone know when they were clearly there, and the reply was because they were debating on when to open. If they were going to open at 930 or Noon. Are you serious!!!!! Then they said it was out of there hands on how to let customers know when they are or are not open. If thats how you are going to run your business fine. I will not be buying here again. We spend atleaat 80 dollars a year to get a tree and some times more if we get there other products they sell. ​

This year (2025) I again checked with Burch Farms for Red Haven peach prices. For one bushel of…read more#1's pre-picked peaches they were asking for $100. Not for me; we found red havens at a farm with pick your own at about 50% less. About 5 miles away too. Hmmmm

Had a meet and greet event and Tim and his family were fun and very accommodating. They took…read moreexcellent care of us, and the view in the back area was breathtaking... and this was a dreary day! I totally recommend them for events of all kinds. Great people, great venue, and there is nothing like getting out in North East!

Went to the Sugar Shack yesterday for our yearly visit to stock up on Gail's fabulous fruit syrups…read more Was able to spend some quality time with her and left in awe of her history and continued passion for her farm and the surrounding environment. Alas though, the great state of New York has decided that she must give them her recipes or stop selling the syrups. Of course if she gives up her recipes, there will be syrup vendors on every corner selling her beloved product. This is where New York taxpayers money is going. Guess Covid, homelessness and global warming do not deserve as much attention as an 83 year old's business of selling a healthy, fresh, natural homegrown product. So please stop by and support Gail. I promise you will love her and her products.

Such an interesting place this Sugar Shack is. Part gift shop, part fruit syrup dispensary, it…read morecertainly has some charm. The lady who runs the place is inviting and wanted us to try all of her syrups. They have flavors like grape, raspberry, mint, apple cinnamon, pumpkin spice, anything you can think of really. Everything is a little on the pricey side, which is to be expected. Still, we brought home a couple of the syrup bottles and everyone loves them on pancakes, so well worth the money! I didn't see any sign of a restaurant or food service, so that part might have been closed.

H&H is a sweet little community bakery in the heart of almost-downtown Erie. It's nice to see that…read moreErie is stepping up their game in this department! We came on a Thursday morning and bought a cinnamon roll, pain au chocolat, s'mores pastry, plain croissant and another cinnamon-like pastry. All of them were fabulous except the cinnamon roll, really. The s'mores pastry was my favorite! Service was smiley and friendly! As other reviewers commented, I don't see the price point as being something the patrons of Erie will be able to afford on a regular basis. It's a bit high. I also wish they served coffee drinks. Alas, they have great products and I would return to try other items another time.

I am beyond happy that Herb & Honey Bakery now has their own brick and mortar shop on Cherry St. I…read morehave been a big fan for their baked good for years. They have tons of freshly made breads and pastries. I recommend trying out their honey bee puff pastry and local jam filled puff pastry. If you like savory foods, you'll love the ox roast pretzel buns or capicola and swiss croissant as well. Cinnamon rolls are a must for a sweet tooth like me. Heat it up for a bit and it will melt in your mouth! The owner and the staffs are super friendly and helpful. Will be back soon

The name of this butcher shop is definitely appropriate, because what you get here are "quality…read moremeats." Their selection of Polish and Italian sausages is impressive and people flock there to buy them. We just had New York strip steaks from Urbaniak's for dinner and they were the best. We stop in there specifically to buy their Maryland crab cakes, which are the tastiest pre-made crab cakes we've ever had. Prices are very reasonable too. Erie is lucky to have such a quality butcher shop where everything is fresh.

OK this is seriously the best butcher shop I have ever had locally. Everything is made and prepared…read moreIN HOUSE and FRESH. The smoked chicken breast is absolutely delicious and the perfect meat for a cracker. Their smoked salmon is legit and I saw that as a native of Seattle who is VERY pick about his salmon. And their deli emats00well, if you associated delis with processed meats as I do--forget about it. These deli meats are truly slices fresh meats. Beyond fresh and local being a better choice to support your local community, it is also VASTLY healthier because it is not packed with sodium nd preservatives. So if you prefer a lower sodium diet like me, you can actually have deli meat again! (Try the ox tail--delicious tender and lightly salted but don't forget the free Au jus if you are a big salt fan). Prices: shocking, I would have to say on par or in the case of some of their cheeses BETTER priced than the grocery stores. So not, high quality and healthier options do not have to mean higher prices. OK, So the meats are delicious, the products are locally made and fresh and the prices are good. So what is the catch? Does the Service suck? No, not it does not. I have always received friendly service and timely. If you come in the morning, it can get very busy so remember to grab a number and try not to be rude or demanding. They are kind and courteous but no one likes a noisy jack ass. Overall, from my personal perspective, if you are buying meats for the grill, for your sandwiches or just as a tasty snack, you cannot go wrong with Urbaniaks.

This is one of our favorite stops at the farmers market. We love the mushrooms, their dips, and…read moretheir meat. We don't eat much meat but when we do, we hope it's from a place like this. This was a frozen filet. We like mid rare and we cut this with butter knives, butter knives! We're new to WNY but we can't wait to actually get out to their farm. For now, we are grateful for their presence at the farmers market

I visited this farm and had a lovely time. Owners were awesome. I was very interested in the…read moremushroom process, so I was taken out to the woods to learn about how it works at no extra charge. We ended up taking home some shitake mushrooms and pate. I definitely recommend the pate. They were not cheap about the mushroom flavor, and I very much enjoyed it.