Seems crowded, BUT they are so good here about moving things quickly…read more All the staff is so professional and knowledgeable. It's a Delicious unique enjoyable shopping experience.

Love this place. Everything is great. Love that I don't…read moreneed roller skates to shop. Just the right size. I get in and out and always buy more than I came in for each time. Everything looks so good. Love the daily soups.

This is a cute little market with great prices, and a pretty solid selection for the size. It's…read moresmall, and can easily get crowded, but there was a lot of fresh produce, and the non-produce items were kind of sprinkled throughout. I live on the west side or I'd be a more frequent visitor! The deli food looked really good, and there were some cold drinks in a case.

Located in Willoughby Hills at the corner of SOM Center and Route 6, Produce Place Market is a…read moregreat option for fresh fruits and vegetables along with other food. The fruit and vegetables are fresh and the prices are usually lower then you will find at your grocery store. They do a nice job of keeping everything clean and organized. They have a nice little bakery, deli and packaged foods. I usually find something new most times I visit since they rotate in different products, including beer and wines. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Although a bit outside my usual neighborhood, Produce Place Market is always worth a visit to stock my kitchen when I am in the area. They have a second location on Mayfield Road.

Went to Patterson for a friend date after my sister recommended it for their amazing donuts…read more My friend and I hadn't seen each other in a while, and the trails behind Patterson Fruit Farm were the perfect surprise--we got to walk, talk, and catch up before heading into the store. Once inside, we found a wide selection of goodies. I picked up some apple butter (incredible--solid 10/10) and a dozen donuts for my sister. We also grabbed two pumpkins, all at really good prices. The only hiccup was the checkout logistics. If you buy items inside and then buy more outside, they don't use "paid" stickers, so we were asked multiple times whether we'd already purchased our things. They also didn't have bags when we visited, so we ended up awkwardly carrying small items and pumpkins at the same time. They do have baskets near the entrance, but none further inside where you actually realize you need one. Minor inconveniences aside, Patterson is a wonderful place, and now I know what to expect next time. I'd absolutely go again.

It's fall y'all. And everyone likes to decorate with pumpkins and gourds. And enjoy apple cider…read more I know I do. This place was great. The selection was huge. For everything they sold. I didn't feel like they would sell out if anything while I walked around. The staff was friendly. But not overly as well. Finding this place was very easy. I seen several signs. And I also used gps. You still have a couple weeks left. Get here before fall is over.

Amazing prices! Very clean and well organized friendly staff and wonderful quality of produce and…read moredeli the cashier Rebecca was so kind and helpful and went above and beyond!

Produce Place Market on Mayfield is a regular stop to pick up my weekly vegetables, fruits and any…read moreother food that strikes my fancy. Produce Place is located in a renovated church building which gives the store a airy open feel, the produce is fresh and usually very reasonably priced, even more so if you check out the weekly specials that are posted on the cork board next to the entrance. They usually have great prices on bananas, strawberries and salad fixings. In addition to the fruits and veggies there are nice selections of cheese, breads and pastries and wines. off to the side is a small groceries section with canned goods, dry goods, and a cooler. Overall Produce Place easily beats the groceries with higher quality fruit and vegetables at better prices. Well worth a regular visit to stock up and work on making your meals more flavorful and healthier.

This experience was delightful! My friend and I went apple picking practically the last day…read moreapples were available to pick. The owner's son personally showed us the area where good apples were still left for picking. He also provided us with tons of education about the apples and trees while doing it with a sense of humor. This fruit farm also has a somewhat random disc golf course on it which is kind of neat if you're into the sport. The store on the property and surrounding area outside of the store is filled with delicious looking items for purchase. I will definitely be returning next year!

Eddy's is a great option for local produce. My favorite thing to get here is their concord grape…read morejuice and I miss it so much now that I live in California. I really need to time my visits better. Like most farms the items are seasonal and I've had so much fun picking my own grapes here with family. They also have apple picking and great cider. I love being able to stop here and browse the latest items available and I always have a great interaction with the team here.

A few of the Africano employees were mouthing off hateful, vile and provocative things for me to…read morehear. Not too far away, an armed Africano security guard was present in the immediate area ready to back them up in case I overreacted. He, the guard, was crouching down low so that I could not see him and was pretending to be working very close to the floor and was not tying his shoes. Talk about employee teamwork that is very disturbing and creepy. I am glad that I did nothing but peacefully pay for my merchandise and did not spazz out in any way on my way out of the store that would cause/enable the security guard to take action against me. I think my USMC boot camp drill instructor hazing's instilled some discipline in me that helped me out in this situation. I did not see/notice any other customers or a store supervisor present at the time of this racially motivated incident. The cashier was an over 65+ year old looking white lady.

The food can be fresh most times. The fruit is too. I don't really go here a lot but when I do most…read moretimes i get what i am looking for. The employees are helpful too most of the time I visit them. The store can be packed sometimes. Especially when the EBT/SNAP hits those who get them. Other than that the store can be messy and could be sanitary.

After years of living in the East Side, I finally visited this farmer's market for the first time!…read more It was much bigger than I thought it would be but it was still moderately sized enough to walk through easily and see everything. There was a bit of everything sold there on 5/6/2023 - in-season fruits and vegetables (lots of rhubarb!), crafts like soap and jewelry, baked goods, and meat. I didn't see lots of must have items for a single woman living alone with a small freezer but I picked up some mushrooms, herbs, and a yummy (but overpriced) chocolate chip cookie. It's a fun thing to see on a Saturday morning. I see no reason to give it anything but 5 stars! I will be back at least one more time this season to see what's new!

I anticipate every Saturday morning just for the farmer's market at Shaker Square! I love seeing…read morenew and returning vendors, and the walk/drive to the market it worthwhile when there is such diversity in items offered as well as the number of vendors who make it out here. I always get donuts, seasonal produce, meats from Edwin's and occasionally baked good items or drinks. This is a great location as well if you wanted to spend time in the square or east side afterwards.

Incredible. Absolute must do in Cleveland. Whether you are hungry or just need something to do or…read moreboth. Reminds me of Reading in Philly for us Eastern folk. TONS of food to eat including both different types of food (popcorn, breads, pastries, pasta, MEAT, SEAFOOD I could go on and on. But also a lot of repeats (probably at least five different places to buy macarons for example. There are so many things to see and watch it is entertaining in its own right. We got coffee (with fun flavors, delish), a cheese roll (should have also gotten a pizza bagel from that place don't botch it like I did.) some pastries (good) and flavored popcorn (also good). Probably my favorite thing we did in Cleveland.

I love food halls and markets, and I always try to check them out when I travel, so I had some…read morepretty high hopes for this well-rated spot! Starting off with parking, there was some construction going on and I missed the first entry, there was nowhere to turn for the parking lot address I had on 25th St (turn on 23rd)! We ended up doing street parking but there's 90 min of free parking if you make it into the lot. Moving onto the main attraction: food! Most of the food is real market food for folks cooking at home. Think sausages, fish, various other meats, and pastas. There was a great deal on fresh made pasta near the front for $2.50 a bundle, but I was on the hunt for ready-to-eat lunch and those didn't quite hit the mark! I also saw a lot of baked goods (apple fritters, macarons, breads), fried foods (empanadas, hand pies, etc.), and sauces/dips. When it came to food options I actively considered, I narrowed it down to spring rolls, crepes, and gyros, but ultimately the gyros were priced really high ($16!) and we ended up dining at the West Side Cafe (which was great, I'll review that separately). Long story short: fun market to shop around if you feel like cooking a nice meal, not so fun for a lunch while you're out. Also I'm learning that there was seating upstairs, this was hard to spot while inside!

Found my new produce stand at the WSM--done and done…read more I'm a CSA gal, Fresh Fork to be exact, but sometimes you just need some extra ingredients and that's where Rooted In Cleveland comes in. Here there is no question where your produce is coming from--most likely it's from across the street at Ohio City Farm! Yep: the farm that helps refugees find work and teaches them to farm to make money (Refugee Responce)... the farm space that helps people in need find fresh produce while also supplying local restaurants in Ohio City with tons of homegrown goodies. That farm! The stand has pretty much all seasonal items, but when I stopped by last week they had everything I was looking for. Herbs, root veggies, tomatoes, greens--yum! I'm not sure what the stand will look like in the winter months, but I'm sure they'll have something out there that's delicious. Their FB page says it best, "We're a seasonally and sustainably-oriented produce stand at the West Side Market providing local and organically-minded specialty produce." Prices were way cheaper than Dave's Supermarket and pretty on point with the rest of the stands. But what really stands out? No yelling or selling! That's right--no one at the stand will try to sell you or trick you into buying overly ripened produce they don't let you see first before they throw in a bag. In general, just picture this: You're fighting your way through the produce wing at WSM on a Saturday afternoon, then you turn the corner to suddenly find a peaceful place where you can take a breath of fresh air and buy bad ass local produce. Yes, that was a bit of a run-on, but you get the point. Hint: It's near the Ohio City Blooms stand.

The best apples that ever parted your lips…read more Yes, they have incredible coffee too. The tastiest apples that ever parted your lips. Celebrate Peak Autumn in Cleveland The apples are generally available in the winter too. In the summer they stock incredible local vegetables & roots too. In the fall the apples begin again. Celebrate the autumnal season in Cleveland Celebrate Good Times!

Looks like more needs to be said about this powerhouse in local food! We are in our 3rd year of…read moreboth summer and winter subscriptions. Just signed up for another summer! Much has staid the same since the previous reviews... great weekly newsletter/ online store / bag process for 22 weeks in the summer... and a kind of wonky but refreshing winter subscription... summer starts in June and runs through october... winter picks right up but is only weekly to Turkey day and then changes to every other week. Shopping the online store is like having a farmer's market at your finger tips! Every week they also bring items to the stops for grab and go purchase... but if you really want milk and eggs... order online! They can sell out at the truck. This winter we tried the new Carnivore subscription... over the season smeveryone gets the same cow / pig / poultry and value add (lard, stock, deli meat, sausage, bones) but there is less flexibility... you need to go to the same stop each week. No dietary substitutions... everyone gets pork for example. The only downside to the omnivore winter subscription is the cabbage... lots and lots of cabbage... sauerkraut... more basketball size cabbages... so the carnivore is a nice change while still having access to the store and avoiding out of state protein. They post the newsletters and photos of the weekly bags online and have an epic treasure troce of recipes!

I'd say an update is due, considering how much I talk about FFM on a daily basis!…read more The Winter Share is off the chain--if you're even considering it, do it. I'm a regular Summer Share member (2yrs running) and it's my favorite. However, last year I didn't do the Winter one and this year I did--holy crap was I missing out. Totally worth the price. You pick up weekly bags in the beginning and then switch to once every other week as the cold months kick in. You get tons of winter veggies, greens and then you'll start getting freshly frozen, long-lasting items that store well. Lots of root veg, cheeses, jars of pickled goodness, grains, dried beans (not like those ones you get at the store, trust), pastas and lots and lots of meat! Oh--and if you haven't tried their Thanksgiving Bags, please do so this year. You won't be disappointed.