Stumbled upon the farmers market this morning- Adorable and amazing! Lovely selection of produce as…read morewell as handcrafted crafts and homemade food products. Fresh organic meats and locally produced cheeses and honeys.

The produce is overpriced and the variety is minimal. The Amish Cheese Monger is the highlight of…read morethe market! I gave this man and his cheese 4 stars for his incredible farmers cheese. The market itself I rate a solid 1 star The presentations are not impressive.

What a thrill for the shopping and eating senses. Amish run…read morefood and dry goods store, fresh baked goods, produce and bulk dry goods. There is a greenhouse attached full of all sorts of plants & flowers, all in all very reasonably priced. We had fresh made subs from the deli, stuffed and delicious. Worth the trip for sure, including meeting all the lovely Amish ladies.

We drive to Lancaster, PA often and were so happy to find this gem within an hours drive from us…read moreupstate. They sell Lapps ice cream- which I only wish they sold by the quart- it's DELICIOUS! They have fantastic baked goods, wonderful cookies, great produce, dried goods, dairy and meat for sale. Their prices are very reasonable and all I can say is it's well worth the visit!

What an amazing Saturday find for us tourists! As we left our vacation in Lake George, we headed to…read morethe Farmers' Market for coffee and breakfast. The market did not disappoint! It was the last day of the season for the market to be outside (October) and we found delightful jellies, breakfast sandwiches/burritos, fresh milk (drank and returned the glass bottle on site), boutique cheeses, and freshly made crepes (savory and sweet available). $2 locally-roasted coffee? Yes, please! While we didn't buy any groceries, there were plenty of local farm fresh vegetables, eggs, and meats available, in addition to whole and ground coffee beans, breads, and other goods. So glad we made our way here!

While visiting the Glen Falls area we took one morning to stop by the local farmers market. Online…read moreit shared that there was an outdoor and indoor area, perhaps COVID19 cancelled the indoor portion, but it was not happening and there was no way to know until you walked several blocks to find out. As for the outdoor portion, there was a wide array of vendors and the prices were very reasonable. The non-farmer vendors offered great products like soaps, oils, baked goods and cooked to order crepes, which were delicious. If we lived in the area, we would likely be there every week. *Our visit was during COVID19, the Farmers Market offered and supported good protocols as did each vendor.

I love visiting farms. Maple Hill Farms was a true gem. I messaged the owners on Facebook the night…read morebefore to ensure that we could visit, and they responded super promptly! I spent an hour walking around the farm enjoying the views of the pond, the farm houses, and the animals. Before I left I stopped by the maple store that had all things maple (and some other non maple things too). It's a cash only honor system, where you log what you buy in the book. Would definitely recommend a visit if you're in the area!

We visited Buck Hill Farm at the recommendation of our Airbnb host while we were staying in the…read morearea for the weekend & what a surprise it was! The exterior is misleading & easy to pass by if you're not in the know - don't let it fool you! Breakfast is only served on weekends between 8 AM & 1 PM & we just happened to be there. Service was extra warm & welcoming - we had our pup with us & it was a not so great weekend weather wise & while we offered to order & sit outside at a table as to not disrupt other diners, they managed to put us in their back room so no one had to eat out in the cold (Pepper can't write her own review, but she says thank you, two paws up!) While the menu is small, one item is better than the next & you can't go wrong no matter what you choose! Prices are reasonable for everything you get & in today's economy, it's a rare find! The apple pancakes were to die for & honestly, the biggest pancakes I've ever seen! Fresh biscuits with maple butter (YUM!) Don't pass up on the extra creamy & delicious chocolate milk! Seriously - can I get an IV drip of that? This place is the embodiment of farm to table (obviously). Zero frills, but full authenticity of a working farm. Wonderful place & wonderful people. They have lots of their goods for sale too, so you can take Buck Hill Farm home with you! We bought their delicious bourbon maple syrup, fresh herbal tea, hot sauce, & took some ribs back to the house to grill for Father's Day! Plenty of full & happy bellies even after leaving the farm. After breakfast, swing by the chicken coop & thank the ladies for the delicious eggs! LOL We hope to visit again next time we are in the area!

Best pancakes, Gluten Free Buckwheat was a hit paired with their beet hash! Eggs are from the…read morechickens in the farm. Can't get much fresher than that! A must stop for your weekend breakfast!

This is the best Farmer's market in the greater Utica area and even compared to other places ive…read morelived! There is a huge selection of everything from food, to produce, to gifts. All the vendors are friendly and helpful. Some may take credit cards, but i'd bring cash just in case. Come early to get the best selection. Often there is even entertainment! I highly recommend the Gyros for lunch, kettle corn, and fresh squeezed lemonade!

I grew up in New Hartford and remember coming to the Clinton Farmer's Market when I was little. It…read moreamazes me how much this market has grown over the years! There is great selection of fruits and vegetables but there are also numerous stands of hand crafted goods including soap, jewelry and art work. The food offering are also great and include homemade gelato, gyros, lemonade and freshly cooked pizza!

OVERRATED OVERPRICED…read more $8 dollars a pound for tomatoes. $3 dollars for ONE garlic. $15 for bread. $15 dollars for a small 5 inch piece of salami. $9 for a bag of lettuce. Get lost. Only bright spot was David and his gorgeous, well priced ceramics. We purchased two treasures and thoroughly enjoyed chatting with him; thankfully we can find David's collection elsewhere.

Nice farmers market with lots of fresh veggies. There's an outdoor area as well as some vendors…read moreinside the building. Inside you have vendors with fresh meats, maple syrup, jams, pies and all bunch of other great stuff! I was impressed by the wide selection of items. Most vendors take credit card, but cell service can be spotty indoors so I recommend having cash just in case the machines break down. A lot of the good stuff sells out, so recommend to get there in the morning!

I always find a reason to stop by Cold Spring Farm when I'm in the area, & it never disappoints…read more The seasonal haul is always abundant & varied. Tomatoes, corn, pumpkins, chrysanthemums, local cuts of beef, a variety of different types of peppers, delicious jams & jellies... It seems endless. Just wandering around inside brings me so much joy. The colors! The smells! The employees are always friendly & in the past have pointed me towards their bathroom - which is open for customer use. Very handy. Thanks! The location is also nothing to sneeze at. NY-145 is a gorgeous route for motorcyclists & cagers alike. In fact, it's one of my favorites in the entire world. Don't overlook this little farm stand operation!

Nice little farmers market. With a wide selection of food. I even found a stand that had stuffed…read morecabbage similar to Romanian Sarmale (so? - been to Romania twice so I get a pass) selection is vast but I saw that the prices were a bit higher than even CA...Now Saratoga has become Richey Rich over the years and this is what they get. Our farmers market in Pleasanton, CA near where I live is In a Richey Rich area and the price is not even as steep. Just saying as I blend quality and price but overall the foods, veggies and meats look great. One star off for steep pricing. Service is nice and friendly but again the price for my stuffed cabbage is $2 more than my Russian / Ukrainian/ Eastern European Market price in CA. So that still bugged me. Typical farmers market ambiance. Wished it were on a large parking area versus a park. Parking is not convenient but that is ok. I would go again but not go out of my way to go. Regardless, if you are in Saratoga, NY it is worth going to and definitely try the stuff cabbage.

Mostly prepared food vendors when we went (multiple tries). Very limited parking and quite a let…read moredown for "Saratoga Springs". Try the Troy farmers market and you'll think you were being punked in 'toga.

Hidden gem alert!!! Heading back to Syracuse from the Catskill region, we stopped at the Black Cat…read moreCafe and Bakery for lunch. A quaint cafe in a beautiful, historic NY small town. The food was absolutely fresh, delicious, and creative. We spoke with the owner when the rush cleared, and it's evident he cares deeply about his quality and service. I wish we had room for dessert! Buy a sampler flight of their made-in-house balsamic to take home- I'm glad I did!

What a great place to find for lunch. We had visited a nearby lavender farm and were ready for…read morelunch and found this place. It had everything you want from a small charming cafe. Indoor and outdoor tables, eclectic and charming decor and most importantly good food. There are lots of Lebanese touches on the menu. I ordered a Labneh plate with pita and Kalamata olives. The Lebanese yogurt was rich and creamy combined with olive oil. My niece had a classic NY bagel with Lox. The capers and scallions were a nice touch. We were sitting outside near a tree that was growing through the deck with a hole surrounding it. I went to put my purse on the back of my chair and it fell in the hole!! About 3 ft. down. Luckily the charming owner got a younger member of the kitchen staff to crawl below the deck and retrieve my purse. My hero! They really should put some mesh over the opening. After that the owner started talking to us and told us some very interesting stories. We were the only ones there so he had time to chat with us. It was fun! He talked me into trying a lavender, oat milk latte. Their most popular drink. They roast the coffee on site. I took it to go. It was good. The other staff members were also very friendly and accommodating. Overall a great experience and I'm already thinking about the next time I can go to Sharon Springs. *Bonus it's right down the street from The Beekman 1802 store!