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    Waddell Apples - Orchard & Bakery

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Fruition Farm

    Fruition Farm

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    8.6 km

    This place is AWESOME…read more I've been twice now for the annual strawberry picking, and the entire experience is great. The fields are well-kept, the staff are extremely friendly and I just generally enjoy being out at the farm to pick my own strawberries to turn into lovely homemade jam. They don't just have strawberries though; they've grown over the past few years and offer raspberry picking, peas, beans, pumpkins and apples, seasonally. The other thing worth mentioning is that they do a fantastic job of managing farm updates on Facebook and their website (www.fruition.ca). With wacky weather and the finicky nature of any harvest, things change pretty quickly. But, their timely updates will let you plan a great visit to the farm for whatever is in season.

    The best Farm experience! Christine is an awesome person who…read moreruns a wonderful team of staff. Everyone from the tractor driver to the cashier is always friendly. Very kid friendly with lots of space for them to run around, play on the wooden tractor, play on the hay and of course take a real ride on the tractor that runs non stop. Whether your spending time picking your own or just out to grab fresh picked fruits and veggies everything is always so juicy and tasty. All season long they have things going on, berry picking, corn maze, pumpkin picking, and lots of other great food. The price is perfect $5.25 for a small basket or $10 for a large one. Don't have a basket to bring you can buy them for a $1 and re-use them over and over. Trust me once you experience Fruition you'll be back

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    Old Farm Fine Foods

    Old Farm Fine Foods

    4.7
    (3 reviews)
    22.0 km
    $$$

    This place is great! It's got tons of local fresh and frozen that are high-end / organic /…read morefree-range and all the words you want to look for if you're looking for quality eats. The outside displays are always enticing; everything from fresh herb plants to produce can be seen as a backdrop to a small outdoor seating area, which is a great place to chill once you've grabbed a quick ready-to-go item for a snack or lunch. Typical items are sandwiches, fresh pizza, baked goods. Also, coffee is pretty decent. I'm a big fan of their move to support gluten free products. They currently carry Purest, a brand that's based in ON, and every Wednesday is gluten-free day; they have pizza and sandwiches that are really yummy. And, today I even scored a GF brownie - delicious. Prices definitely reflect the quality, which I won't complain about - it just makes it a more occasional stop for me.

    Welcome change to the landscape of crappy convenient stores that dot the area around Queen's! Old…read moreFarm is owned/operated by a farmer and a chef and they offer a variety of products that are cooked up with local ingredients in their kitchen. Delicious soup, spinakopita and other goodies. They sell almost all local produce, with some flux during the winter months. Lots of meat, cheese options as well as veggies and a growing section of other staples like flour and beans. CSA drop-offs also abound here and it sort of turns into a cool little hub of activity in the summer. Not really much by way of seating area except during the summer time when the outside area turns into a patio area. Also probably some of the best coffee in Kingston. Bueno bean is the bomb.

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    Grocery Checkout

    Grocery Checkout

    3.0
    (2 reviews)
    22.2 km

    This little grocery store has all the fixings for a student version of a gourmet dinner. What do I…read moremean by student gourmet? Well, they have all the regular student fare (asian noodles, bulk foods like trail mix and chocolate covered peanuts), but also supply a great selection of more desirable goods like Pig & Olive meats, fresh sushi (to-go) and a great supply of fresh veggies, fruits, eggs, cheeses and dairy products. Thus, you feel a bit more like a grown up when you dine on items from Grocery Checkout! Prices are comparable to Metro, I think, so they aren't gouging students, who must be their primary audience. But, it's not a bargain either - so if you are looking for discount, you better keep on walking down to Food Basics. What this place does do is provide snacks, meals and grocery items in a central location that is perfect for students and staff of Queen's. Staff are friendly, and the layout is compact but well-kept.

    Just finished the greek pasta salad. While the flavour was overall good I've never had pasta that…read morewas this wet. If the pasta was allowed time to dry it was fine, however not my favourite pre-made item I've had from this grocery store. Additionally, my friend just finished the kale pesto walnut salad. Neither of us thought the addition of kale to pesto was a great one however we thought we would check it out! The promise of walnuts was not fulfilled which seemed strange considering that the "walnuts" was included in the name. Eventually we decided to mix the excess oil from the greek pasta salad with the kale pesto walnut salad. While this helped the kale pesto salad be a bit more moist, it is clear that this combination was not what grocery checkout intended.

    Waddell Apples - Orchard & Bakery - markets - Updated August 2026

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