I was still getting emails from Reisingers farm and now that it is Apples and Moore I wanted to…read morecheck out their offerings. We went to pick apples but they really had.. Moore! Tons of apple varieties. Very friendly service. I had questions when I came in about different varieties and they were very helpful. Inside we bought the very hot and delicious apple cider donuts as well as a cider slushie. They have novelty items for sale like honey, syrup, candles. Also, there is a upick flower patch and they were picking raspberries when we went. Finished off the trip with a nice woodfired pizza that was onsite. Great stop and I will definitely be back!

Great assortment of apples, including some rare hybrids, such as snapdragon that are delicious. The…read morestaff is very helpful and friendly and prices are reasonable. Cannot say enough good things about this market.

I love this place! I came here for the apple cider and cider donuts! This place definitely did not…read moredisappoint. It's so fresh and yummy! I can't wait til it opens back up again

Spent a Thursday morning while on vacation here picking apples. They have a lot of varieties to…read morechoose from- some I've never had before so that was great. We picked a peck for $9 and grabbed some cider donuts for good measure. They have weekend tours which sound neat- but we didn't get to try those. Not sure if it's year round but they're only open right now Thursday-Sunday. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area and into picking your own fruits, veggies, and flowers.

While visiting some friends in Binghamton, they took us to this quaint farm where we started with a…read moredelicious lunch! They had an extensive menu of salads and sandwiches. There is also a half sandwich and soup option. We ordered a cheese steak and their signature apple ham and melted swiss cheese sandwich. The sandwiches were amazing due to their breads being freshly made there - super soft!Only come if you are not in a rush though as we waited awhile before they took our orders and us receiving the food. If we had a smaller group of 2 or 4 we could have sat at a table by their deck overlooking the scenic farm. I highly recommend families with children come here as they had various activities set up near the restaurant including a small haunted barn which was pretty spooky inside, a mining for gem activity ($5), corn maze ($5), petting zoo where you can buy pellets to feed the goats, and an indoor slide. We then drove up the hill where you can park near the entrance for apple picking. When I went, they had about 7 apple varieties. Although they didn't have the varieties that I'm used to seeing like Fuji and Asian pears, their prices are very reasonable. We only paid $5 for 8 apples! Before leaving, we also picked up a dozen apple donuts and half gallon of very sweet apple cider.

Had a wonderful lunch with my Sig-O who enjoyed his first visit with an order of the specialty ham…read moreand apple open face sandwich (okay, he ordered it with turkey, but still amazing)! I had the Halupki soup, grilled cheese and a side of potato salad, also delish! Equally as wonderful were the staff members that got us a clean table, fast beverage service and food delivered fast. The atmosphere is adorable and for a shopper like me, lots of fun to look at the things for sale on the way out. We were going to pick apples, but got a little confused because it appeared that the route was closed off to the orchards. We might just not have known the routine, as it has been a few years since last picking adventure on the hill.

My wife saw an advertisement on Facebook for a lavender and llama event here, so it sparked our…read moreinterest. The event was already fully booked, but I easily found tickets available for the next scheduled tour at 10 AM. We were fortunate enough to have Kate as our tour guide. She is awesome! We all loved the tour and the animals. This is a place with purpose and we look forward to telling our friends and family all about it. Kate told us about the plans for the future and expansion etc. We will also look forward to coming back again.

From the owner: Sweet Farm is the world’s first nonprofit sanctuary addressing the devastating impact that factory…read morefarming has on climate change — from the perspective of animals, plants, and the planet. By joining climate education, regenerative agriculture, farm animal rescue, and innovative technology, Sweet Farm is redefining sanctuary. Sweet Farm offers public tours, private tours, special events, and more! Visit our website to book your visit and learn more about our world-saving work.

Great place to pick blueberries. When you first arrive, stop into the main building and say hello-…read morethey'll give you a bucket or two. From there, you can either walk across the street to the blueberry fields- or if it's wet (as it was when we were there), you can drive over to the back of the field where the blueberry plants are. This is a "you pick" operation, pick as few or as many as you want and out them in your bucket. When you're done picking, head back to where you picked up the bucket and they'll weigh them. When I was there it was $2 per pound- and my mostly full bucket came out to just under $10. They also have a few other blueberry-related and locally made goods for sale: we picked up the bourbon barrel aged maple syrup which I'm looking forward to trying. One note, it's cash only. And I couldn't tell You where the nearest ATM is, so best bring some cash with you.

Such a cute spot for apple picking!…read more Apple cider donuts and the slushy were delicious! Large variety of fruits from various types of apples, to berries, pears, and veggies! I was very happy that when we came at the end of September, there were still many asian pears left! Delicious! Not crowded! Very friendly staff! Overall, I would love to return during a different month to pick more berries!

Apple cider donuts came out hot, but weren't the best - had very little apple cider flavor. But the…read morefarm was cute.

We came across the farm hoping to do some apple picking. We drove to the orchard and were greeted…read moreby a very friendly farmer who informed us that we were a bit early for apples to be ripe...it's a beautiful orchard though, and we hope to be back next year!

Apple picking at Crooked Line Orchard was the highlight of our kids' (ages 6, 10, 13) weekend in…read morethe fingerlakes. Super low key, very friendly and a wonderful variety of apples. Did I mention that the hayride up to the orchard was free and the apples were ridiculously inexpensive?!!!