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This market is amazing. As soon as you walk in there is so much to see! They have kitchenware…read morefrom Italy and packaged foods as well -- cookies, chocolates, pastas and sauces. Then there is the fresh produce, snack items, and gadgets. When you finally make it to the back of the shop there is a deli and meat counter! We got a Caesar w chicken to share and almost couldn't finish it with the 2 of us!! And don't forget to walk into the garden center with plants and garden tools. Such a cute spot. Staff is great - very helpful. I'm glad I don't live nearby. I'd be there daily!

While visiting the Fredonia area, we saw a billboard for Tuscany Market & Deli and decided to stop…read moreby more lunch. The market portion is sizable and has a lot of lesser known brands as well as western New York staples. In addition, they have a butcher counter and a deli counter. Food We walked over to the deli counter and ordered a few sandwiches. I went with the classic Italian on wheat, which was loaded meat and delicious. My wife ordered a turkey wrap and claimed it was one of the best she ever had. We picked up some homemade cookies and a few bags of chips at the counter to complete the meal. The sandwiches were only $9.00 for 6" which seemed reasonable. 5/5 Service All ordering was made at the counter, but staff were friendly and made it an easy experience. The staff at the checkout register were kind and offered additional suggestions that we might like as well. 5/5 Ambiance Tuscany was remarkably organized and very clean. The business was pretty busy that day, but they did a good job keeping everyone moving. 5/5 Tuscany Market & Deli was a hidden gem of the visit. They clearly had regulars that were in and out, which is the sign of a good business. I would recommend checking it out if you haven't already had the pleasure.

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ALDI

4.7(6 reviews)

1.9 mi

I'm a big fan of this place - especially now that they accept my type of credit card! For the most…read morepart - the food is spot on with the nationally branded items - just a lot cheaper. There is a huge selection, they are located right in the heart of local shopping with a huge parking lot and easy access in and out. The lines sometimes can become long, but the cashiers are super fast and mostly friendly. They do run out of sale items though quite frequently. Returns are very easy and that includes anything you buy there.

Just underwent a complete remodel and looks great. Bright and clean, nice polite staff. Plus…read moreeverything is now organic.

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Harvest View Farm Market

5.0(1 review)

3.8 mi

It had been far too many years since I checked this place out - mainly because a good friend of…read moremine once worked there and it simply brought back memories of her - she has since passed and I miss her! However, this is family owned and for the most part - they were almost like family to me - so a return was inevitable! What I didn't expect was the huge expansion they have gone through - ALL without me :( They have so much stuff at this place you really need to prepare to spend some time just looking around. AND let me tell you about price - I have been to the big place called Gullo's and this place knocks the prices off the big shops out near Buffalo! The people here have always been nice - always explaining and offering up advice when needed. Pricing and selection is good and parking is always free! Don't just drive by - STOP IN!

Yerico Farms

4.3(7 reviews)

3.5 mi

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Quality was very good. Nice selection of veggies and fruit. Prices just a bit high, but not enough…read moreto keep me from purchasing. Service was friendly.

Wonderful farm stand found just outside of my old "stomping grounds," State University of NY,…read moreCollege of Fredonia (or whatever they call it these days!!) I stopped here during my quick trip down "memory lane" back in early July and LOVED what I saw at this wonderful farm stand!! I wanted one of everything, but settled on some yummy snacks for my loooooong drive back home to Ohioooooooo, with promises to return one day soon!! Friendly folks, GREAT selection of fruits and veggies, beautiful flowering plants, and great snacks as well. Reasonable prices and EVERYTHING is tempting!!!

Nothing like your own fresh herb garden!

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Strawberries from the farm!

Roberto Fred Farm

5.0(3 reviews)

3.4 mi

The most local you can get! Almost catty corner to the town hall across from Shorewood. Beautiful…read moreproduce and lovely people. Way inexpensive! We always get whatever we can from here vs the grocery store

This isn't just another local farmers market!…read more I've heard a lot about "Fred Farms" and after picking up a couple of red and juicy tomatoes - I had to go to THE place and check it out. Amazing variety of fresh produce - and prices that were very reasonable. I can tell you truthfully that the tomatoes here are the very best I have ever eating in my life. I used them for BLT's last night - incredible flavor. I also had the cucumbers, which were amazing as well. Then - before we left we looked at the huge hibiscus plants they were selling - and after looking at their own we decided to buy one. Though we only bought one because we don't know what we'd do with the one we bought, but the price was a huge $5.00 - I still can't believe they are selling these for so little - anywhere and everywhere else - a place this size is going to go for at least ten bucks - if not a lot more! And it's loaded with huge blossoms yet to open. The parking is great - plenty of space and though they do not accept credit cards - they do accept checks and fo course cash.

Hamlet Farm

2.7(3 reviews)

5.4 mi

Charming fruit and vegetable stand with a lot of things that are neither. The produce appeared to…read morebe quite good quality, though prices were strictly retail. Daughter and I stopped on our way back to Buffalo from Dunkirk. She bought some strawberries. I bought a dragonfly... to send to my sister who shares my love of dragonflies. The address: 2691 US-20, Sheridan, NY 14135. But you are out in the country, where addresses aren't always evident. If you're headed west on US-20, Hamlet Farms Store will be on your left. I had noticed it on our way to Dunkirk and made a point of stopping on our way home. Honey, jams, sauces, planters, PLANTS, knickknacks, plants, and plants. Hamlet Farms is one of those roadside places that you must stop at and browse. You never know what you will find.

Bought quite a bit of fruit and vegetables most were rotten. They refused to refund or replace any…read moreof it. They were extremely rude about everything

Seasonal fruit baskets offered at a wide variety

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Native Offerings Farm

4.0

(2 reviews)

I have been a member of Native Offerings CSA for about 5-6 years now, and every summer I look…read moreforward to their farm fresh produce grown using organic practices. There are 4 different options for pick up: in Orchard Park on Tuesdays from 3:30-6:30, at the Williamsville Lehigh Depot on Wednesdays from 3:30-6:30pm, and in Buffalo at Lafayette Church on Thursdays from 4-6:30pm. I actually pick up at the Williamsville location, and like another reviewer said, if you go later in the pick-up time there may be a narrower selection of produce. However, if you go at 3:30pm, you run into the rabid soccer moms fighting for that last bunch of cilantro. So I try to target 5:00 for selection and my own sanity. There are 3 types of shares: full, small, and individual. We are a family of 2 so I've always gotten the individual share. It's not an overwhelming amount of vegetables, but its not enough to last me the whole week (I supplement with Wegmans and farmer's market for items I want that aren't in the share). A typical individual share is 1-2 bunches of greens or lettuce, 1 pepper, 2 zucchinis, 3/4 pound of green beans, choice of a bunch of beets or carrots, a bundle of herbs. There are usually substitutions if there's something you aren't a fan of. They post on their website and on Facebook what the anticipated vegetables are that week, although sometimes there will be a variance, since you are dealing with Mother Nature. This year the individual share works out to about $13 a week, but you pay up front for the season (although there is an option to pay in 2 installments). One of the things I love about being a part of a CSA is the opportunity to try new vegetables that I've never eaten or cooked before, and it forces you to get really creative with your cooking! Things like bok choy, collard greens, tomatillos, Japanese turnips, swiss chard... I discovered my love of these items through the CSA. The beginning of the summer share is heavy on the greens, but at the height of summer you'll be enjoying some amazing produce, picked fresh that morning. I had done the fruit share for the last 2 years, but this year I'm not going to renew. It just got to be too much, even though I split a share with my friend. I just didn't have the time to deal with 3.5 pounds of peaches. However, I'm sure this year I will look longingly at the fresh strawberries that always smell so delicious! You can now manage your share online, such that if you know you're going to be out of town a certain week, you can move that share to another week for pick up. Or if you forget last minute, you can have a friend pick up your share. There are still shares available for this summer, just go to their website and sign up! You won't be disappointed!

The farm itself is in Little Valley, NY but this review is for the Elmwood pick-up site…read more The produce is abundant, fresh, and delicious. They share farm news and recipes on Facebook and their website. I love Native Offerings and I want to lay out exactly what makes it stand out: Pros: 1. You never have to drive to the farm. They bring all the produce to the Elmwood Lafayette Church on Thursdays. 2. You can pick what you want (to an extent). There is a board that says how much of each item you get and some things are set (one bunch of carrots) and some you have a choice, for example: one bunch of beets or radishes or turnips; one head of lettuce from any of the three kinds; kale or arugula or mizuna or bok choi, etc. 3. There are three sizes. 4. All the vegetables are organic and local. 5. It includes fresh herbs and you usually get a choice or what you want. 6. If you know you're going miss a week, you can double up the week before or week after. Every other CSA I know of makes you find a friend to pick it up or donate it. 7. Great variety without anything too wacky. 8. They post the vegetables on Tuesday (two days ahead) so you have a heads up for your grocery shopping or meal planning. 8. Members can purchase oranges in the winter, trucked in from Florida. Cons: 1. Pick-up starts at 4pm and if you can't get there, you might find your choices limited. The cilantro could be gone and you can only have basil or the asparagus is gone to you get beets picked last year. 2. Pick-up ends at 6:30. If you miss it, you miss it. No veggies for you. 3. It's not the least expensive (but not the most expensive, either.) 4. This season the small share seems smaller than last year. It is supposed to be 2/3 the size of a full share but so far, it full share seems almost twice as large. I don't know if this will right itself as the season presses on, but I am surprised. 5. The vegetables they post on Tuesday aren't always what you get Thursday. There is another pick up site on Tuesdays, and I am assuming it accurately reflects their share, but come Thursday, you find the rapini they promised is no where to be found but there is asparagus that no one mentioned. Native Offerings also offers a fruit share which includes berries but is mostly stone fruit. Some of the fruit is organic but most of it is just low spray. Apparently tree fruit is hard to do organic, especially peaches. I did the fruit share last year but it was just more than we could handle. Two committed fruit lovers could possibly manage it if you plan in advance to freeze some or you're not also doing the vegetable share.

Meadows Farms

4.5

(4 reviews)

We went for the U-pick apples, and the Northern Spy (our favorite for baking), are just coming into…read moreseason in mid-October. Some considerations: For a dollar difference, the prepackaged apples are available (and they're better quality). At this time in the season, it's hard to find ripe apples within reach (but the hunt was fun!). A half bushel was $20; $21 if you buy single variety in the store. Honey, maple syrup, pies, and apple bread for sale, as well as refrigerated half gallons and gallons of cider. Mums, squash, and gourds at reasonable prices. This is a great place for a family outing in Fall. Lots of cheerful people around.

Second year in a row going here with my wife. Very friendly staff and great prices! We got Cortland…read moreand McIntosh apples. We will be back next year.

Braymiller Market

3.9

(32 reviews)

Came in to pick up items for salade nicoise, and they had everything!…read more Again, clerks very friendly and knowledgeable.

Caveat Emptor ...continued. Stay away from the breads & rolls. Bought some generic larger rolls,…read moreand bottom mold developed in 1-2 days. No "Best By" date on bag...smh

Awald Farms

4.6

(8 reviews)

It looks as if the Walnut Street location is closed for strawberry picking this year. I arrived at…read more09:30, well after opening, and the weigh station was closed, and no fields were planted.

A nice place to do some berry picking in WNY! I went a couple of weeks ago to pick some…read morestrawberries with my friend and her young boys. It was towards the end of the picking season, so at first the berries seemed scarce, but once you push aside the bushes, some prime strawberries appear. They came to $4.25 a quart ( you pay after you are finished) .... we also indulged in some milkshake treats after spending some time picking in the sun. (they were out of straws, but I improvised) I chose a Raspberry one, it hit the spot! Next up, cherry picking!

Chiavetta's Potatoes & Greenhouse

What an amazing family running this greenhouse ! The flowers and fruit/ vegetable stand are…read moreimpressive! Hearty and delicious! My flowers lasted all season , never washed out , always blooming and beautiful ! The fruit and veggies are delicious, clean and presented well ! When local restaurants / hotdog stands serve Mikes potatoes there is a definite and distinct delicious difference! Do yourself a huge favor and take the ride out !! Support local farmers !! Keep the money in our community !! A+ ++++++

Erdle Farm

4.7

(3 reviews)

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It seems we've come upon the final Erdle. If we can get over this one, then we will be good to go…read more One of the better stands at the Elmwood-Bidwell Farmers' Market in the summers and falls. Speaking of Falls, did you know Niagara Falls is just a few miles away? But that's beside the point. I've shopped here twice, I think, although I lose track of all the different stalls. I like this one because it reminds me of someone. The fruit and veggies I've been buying at this market and from this stand have been excellent, if a little overpriced. I'd have to be "Rich" like Erdle to shop here all the time though.

Always a great place to stop. This year we also picked raspberries and strawberries. Not sure if…read moreit's the weather or really good crop maintenance, but every bush this year seemed to have great big, juicy blueberries. We filled two buckets in about 15 minutes.

Olde Time Farmstead

(2 reviews)

My favorite farm! So many good, clean goodies! Dairy, produce, snacks, supplements, cosmetics and…read moremore! Definitely worth checking out.

Charming cabin fully electrified, with multiple refrigerators and one freezer. The prices are…read morereasonable for a farmer's market. In March 2026, a dozen eggs is $6.00; a pound of butter is $7.00, and a pound of ground beef is $7.50. It's entirely self-serve, and absolutely beautiful.

Our Family's Harvest Market

This small family run market is the best! I have moved back to Buffalo since living down the road…read morefrom the market but still stop in to get flowers for my 1st husband's grave and for my outdoor flowers. They have a nice selection of vegetables and fruits too!

Hanova Hills Farm

I have had a meat share from Hanova Hills Farm this winter and it has rocked my world. Santa…read morebrought us a small chest freezer - there wasn't enough room for ice cream and all that meat in our normal fridge. Once a month I pick up at a designated spot in the city. For $100 I get a giant freezer bag of aged beef, all kinds of different cuts, cryo packed and its price per pound labeled, so I know I'm getting a great deal. The bag even has recipes in it. All that meat has forced me to get creative. I've made red wine and olive stew from Patricia Wells' "Bistro Cookbook" and then roasted the bones with their marrow from a recipe in new cookbook I had to buy to help me deal, called simply, "Meat." I've made Korean brisket more than once, and Stroganoff, stir-fries, steaks, roasts and chili. Saving up all the ground beef and racks of ribs for summertime grilling. Dinner is inspired now. Though I do admit, there are lots of vegetarian pasta nights in between our meat fests. Now, if only they'd get some pigs too.

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