Sweetcorn, Sweetcorn, Sweetcorn: I just had my first experience of the fine produce available at…read moreBakers Acres and won't forget it too quickly. I'm am pretty sure this was the only time in my life I had the opportunity to enjoy corn-on-the-cob that had been picked at the farm that very morning and it could certainly rival the season's first taste of Jersey corn, which I am used to at home. Grab some berries for dessert and you'll have the whole family smiling.

Wonderful people & absolutely delicious product! We live 3 hours away & we make it a habit to stop…read moreany time we are in the area & at least once during harvest season. Really wish we were closer so we can stop more frequently.

Will never buy apples in a grocery store again! Purchased cider, apples and apple butter…read more What a great treat! Reminded me of my childhood. Always went to the orchard in the fall with my mom. Looking forward to the tour with my grandkids!

We traveled there on a Tuesday. It looks like a good place from the pictures, but we drove an hour…read moreaway to try this place out because my mother has been wanting to shop there, only to see a green paper saying they are closed on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. I guess we should have called, but I don't know of any establishment that is closed those three days.

Went here to check it out. They opened not long ago and they're local farmers that sell their…read moreproduce etc. they also have fresh fermented foods they prepare canned goods they make themselves and other odds and ends it was clean and staff was super friendly. The prices however are through the roof. I walked out with two ears of corn that wasn't very good I've had better from the corn cart at half the price. I also bought some homemade buckeyes that were pricey but it was a craving moment. I would go to def support local but I myself can't afford their prices. The produce is fresh but on the verge of a day or two going rotten. So eat right away. Support local for sure.

Great cookies, especially the molasses and peanut butter cookies. A weekend at Klinger Lake…read morerequires cookies, donuts, fruits and veggies from Bylers's Farm Market.

Very small, very few choices. For August, I thought this place would be overflowing with produce,…read morebut not so.

Yeeeeesssss!!! Cider, apples, apple butter, pumpkin butter, pie pumpkins, acorn squash, popcorn,…read moreapple cider donuts..all things Ohio/Indiana Fall through March! We found this spot by happy accident on a much-needed visit to my grandparents. When I saw the words "cider" and "apple" and the "open" sign in the window, I abruptly pulled off the road and stepped inside. Warmly greeted by a black lab, I grabbed Jonagold for grandma, Macintosh for sister, acorn squashes, apple butter, cider (several sizes offered and samples available), and a batch of apple cider donuts. Post-Christmas, the spirit was still alive and I couldn't wait to share the bounty;) So thankful for these distinctive, fall-ish treats to be available through March at this location at VERY reasonable prices too!

Had a blast even in the drizzle this year. This place is darling and full of charm. The animals…read morewere adorable, the pumpkins were robust and beautiful, the hay barn had hay.... What more could you ask for?! Admission was free, but their website asks that you make a purchase when you visit to keep it that way, and we were so happy with the honey, and apple butter we got along with the pumpkin we ended up carving to stick our 6 month old in. We'll definitely be back and are big fans of the Hilgers for putting on such a great fall experience.

I've bought from this farm for a few years. Idk what's happening this year, but the quality in…read morefruits/vegetables is grocery store quality at best. The tomatoes that I purchased this week are definitely "home grown" in a greenhouse. Same with the cucumbers. Very disappointing. $3.50 a lb for tomatoes and $2.00 per cucumber. Yes, prices have gone up. I will gladly pay premium for garden raised produce. Maybe they will toss the greenhouse veggies and get back to truly selling from their farm. Meanwhile, too many true veggie stands around the area. So I won't be back.

Nice plant sent to a friend for Christmas in 2024. My recipient posted a photo of the plant on…read moreFacebook and I was impressed. Order was easy to do and I was given the info I asked for. Thanks y'all for your help and quick delivery - just what you said you could do!

I learned of a friend's loss on a Monday afternoon and wanted to get flowers to them the very next…read moreday, so I located Baker's Flowers & Gifts as a location close by and thought this would be the most reliable option for a quick delivery. I placed an order for a Tuesday delivery, but I wasn't notified until Thursday afternoon that an issue had occurred and these were not able to be successfully delivered. I completely understand that things happen, but due to the delay in notifying me and not wanting to inconvenience my grieving friends for a delivery already days later than planned, I asked Becky if possible to cancel the order. Not rudely or demanding, just "Is it possible to simply cancel and refund this order at this point?" I noted that my recipients had been able to successfully receive another floral delivery, not as a means to accuse the company but just to convey my confusion and the information I was aware of. Becky interpreted this as an accusation that they had made no attempts to deliver and called me. She started off by clarifying the situation, which is great, but then she proceeded to lecture me on these accusations she thought I was making. At this point I had only had the opportunity to say hello and confirm my name before she began to tell me how I shouldn't have said these things, so I tried to interrupt and say that it seems there was a misunderstanding and I didn't intend to accuse them of not attempting to deliver at all. I mentioned that I would have appreciated the opportunity to clarify this from the get go and that as someone whose job is to personally provide customer service, I would never call a customer and start telling them they are in the wrong before trying to come to an understanding. She interrupted me to say that she couldn't believe I would speak like this to an elder. I was simply trying to clarify a misunderstanding and note that this could have been discussed more professionally, but every time I tried to speak Becky interrupted to speak over me. I was informed that they had already made other arrangements to deliver the flowers to a family member of the recipient. It was clear that they had already resolved the situation and were not requesting my approval, so it ultimately felt like Becky called me simply to put me in my place. I was barely able to get a word in at any point (my spouse was sitting next me and mentioned that they could hear her speaking over me at all times). In my email I had also included a brief side note that they maybe needed to update the email address in their confirmation emails, just as an FYI. I had previously replied to that email to check in on things and didn't receive a reply, and then the outreach I received came from a different email, so it seemed like maybe an update was needed! I didn't mean this as anything spiteful (in my job it would be really helpful for someone to give me a heads up if they noticed something like this), but Becky took this as a personal attack and was lecturing me about how uncalled for this was at the time that I finally just gave up, attempted to speak over her to note that this was extremely inappropriate and please not contact me again, and hung up. I'll gladly acknowledge that a few of the choice words I included there at the end were not polite, but at that point I had been lectured for 4 full minutes. Things happen, misunderstandings occur, and running a small business is not always smooth. I am 100% understanding of that. If Becky could have replied to my email saying "Hey really sorry about this! We've been able to find a solution and these will be delivered today!" that would have been really lovely and I would have been a satisfied customer. Instead Becky took a whole lot of personal offense to a very basic customer email and called to offer a lecture from an elder.