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Vintage Cow Farmer’s Market
Hours of Operation
Monday-Wednesday: 11 am - 9 pm
Thursday- Saturday: 11 am - 9:30 pm
Sunday: 1 - 9 pm
Discover The Vintage Cow Farmer’s Market, a cherished result of Katie Carpenter and Dana Chamberlain's shared affinity for Jersey cattle. Their vision to bring dairy products directly to consumers led them to a quaint farm market on Rt. 98, between Attica and Alexander. Opened in 2018, this unique establishment harmoniously integrates a Farm Market, Greenhouse, and Ice Cream Stand. It's a celebration of Western New York's seasonal beauty and local artisans.
Amid the region's dynamic seasons, The Vintage Cow connects the community with genuine service and quality goods, from honey, maple products, and jams to meats, cheeses, and produce.
The Greenhouse boasts seasonal blooms and a range of plants.
Enjoy the handmade custard ice cream by Pittsford Farms Dairy, offering classic flavors and creative toppings.
The Vintage Cow embodies the essence of Western New York's traditions and community camaraderie.
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