Wonderful, family owned market. Their plants are better than any place in town. Friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, great location, convenient hours. They also sell firewood, and farm fresh eggs!! Trina is a sweetheart. This is the only place I get my garden plants. And it's also a great place to pick up a gift for anyone on your 'get flowers for' list!

From the owner: Hildebrant Farm, nestled in the heart of West Fargo, ND, has been the region's go-to destination…read morefor enchanting Christmas trees since 1975. With nearly five decades of experience, we pride ourselves on offering high-quality, locally grown Christmas trees that bring festive joy to homes and families. Visit Hildebrant Farm to make your holiday season magical and memorable.

We ordered 2 carmine jewel cherry plants. According to the company's description, the plants are…read moresupposed to be 4 inch to 1 foot tall with leaves. What we received looks like a joke. One plant was 2 inch tall with 3 tiny leaves on it. Another one was 3 inch tall with 6 small leaves. No surprise, first plant died within 2 days after planting, the second plant is barely alive. Very disappointing. We didn't have this bad experience with any nursery before.

Being a jam person I received a jar of Honeyberry Jam and "wow", this is so good. It will make your…read moretongue dance. Seriously, you will not be disappointed. Thanks Honeyberry Farm!

Wowza! The market sure had grown since the last time I was here! There's live music, a grassy area,…read morea splash fountain area, and LOTS of vendors! Personal highlights include: Nigerian cuisine (kabobs and jallof), Flannel Fizz's soda (specifically lavender cream), and a really good cheese/charcuterie vendor (Milk Made) I loooved the variety of vendors! There's everything for pets (which are welcome if leashed), lots of fruits and veggies, artwork, food trucks, take home and bake goodies, and local breweries/meaderies.

A great variety of not only the veggies, etc. that you would expect but you will find other…read morehandcrafted items, as well as made-to-order food and 20 Below Coffee. Plus you may find entertainment at times too. Very cool that if you need to pay by credit and the vendor does not take credit cards, you may purchase $1 tokens at the host booth. I also just read they are eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

Best place in Minnesota to pick apples! The land is beautiful too. The owners, Jason and Michele,…read moreare so nice and welcoming. The best part of it all are the prices . You'll pay 10X as much at the average grocery store compared to Batts Apple Orchard. I've been coming here since I was a little kid and the orchard has only gotten bigger and better. -Justin H

Great Orchard. They have a variety of apples including honey crisp and fireside! You can pick…read morethem yourself or they have apples ready to go. It is a beautiful orchard and an excellent option if you are in central minnesota or the Brainerd area. Super family friendly. Only downside is that they are only open weekends during the apple season (not that I have time to go during the week anyway).

First off this is an Amish business located at their family farm. There is no technology or…read moreelectricity. Bring cash and exact change. The Amish man working was I assume the owner Noah. He was dressed to the nines in a bright blue shirt and black pants. He welcomes you with a how's it going welcome. This guy seemed younger with a bowl cut haircut and all one length pixie cut. He had the beard so assumed he is married. There was a small selection of rugs, baskets, pickles and jellies. The shop also had sewing machines and huge tables for cutting fabric. He didn't have change on him for a $20. I bought a jar of garlic dill pickles for $7 and blueberry ham for $3. The Amish cut the ends off of pickles. I don't know why. These pickles are super good and crunchy. I found their business while googling Amish stores by Osakis. Turn left to drive into Long Prairie and you'll pass some more residences and farms. Their white houses are so cute.

I hope this place survives & thrives. Finally healthy food available in small town Minnesota. They…read morealso have some great healthy refreshments, spices, oils & natural cosmetics. The place has great ambiance & light and airy feel. For a minute I felt like I'm in California or back home in Arizona. Rural small town Minnesota definitely needs more healthy food choices! Service was quick and prompt, food absolutely delicious. I hope to come here again next summer when we return for our annual fishing trip.

Best coffee and healthy options for food in battle lake. Highly highly recommend. Staff is super…read morefriendly and helpful, we only come to the cabin once a year but we make sure while we are here to eat and grab coffee from here every morning.

Love this business for baking supplies vegetables to chicken to butter, eggs everything is so…read morefresh and competively priced. And their ice creams are to die for We love this store!!

Good products, their deli made a good sandwich. Prices are reasonable. Nice outdoor furniture.read more

Not as busy as the other area locations in Fargo and it's conveniently located in downtown Mhd…read moreright off Main Ave. Great service by the staff too. The bakery ladies are wonderful and will often go out of their way in the name of service. If a price is wrong they are usually quick to notice and if it's marked lower than it should be, they will give you that item at the low price and take the loss (it happened to me recently in the dairy section). Lots of students working here but that's great because they are typically working during the busier hours and they have a lot of energy so waits are minimal. I wish they had as many sales on veggies as they do with fruit, especially tomatoes and spinach (the fresh spinach never goes on sale). But I'm lucky they stock it in the first place, as that's something many stores don't have (leaving only the frozen varieties).

They're having staffing problems. The staff are over worked or just rude. I'm not sure which with…read moretoday's behavior - keeping their backs on waiting customers, not responding to the questions asked, and making inappropriate gestures when they walk away. It's disappointing. The customer service desk was supposed to be open at 1030 according to the sign. An employee stood with their back turned to the two of us standing in line at 1038 and when I asked what time they believed it would open she snapped that it wasn't open yet and walked away. That wasn't what I asked. She could have acknowledged that two people were standing there and she could have answered our question that the person was late, or that they were going to have to keep it closed for longer due to something unforeseen. It wasn't too busy inside the store but maybe it had been before I entered. Though this isn't the first time this week that I attempted to use the customer service counter and it was closed unexpectedly. Disappointing!