Great products, they even offer some gluten free things. Fun to interact with animalsread more

I always purchase from them at the Wheaton farmers market. I love their soups and chocolate chip…read morecookies. I stopped by the farm in Elburn. They have tons of goats and give you veggies to feed them for free. My son loved it! There's meat, veggies, desserts, soups, and some premade dinners for purchase.

I finally had the chance to visit the Peach Festival at Windy Acres Farm, and I had a great time!…read moreThere were so many peach-flavored treats and products to browse, and I enjoyed picking up a variety of items to take home. I did think some of the produce was priced a bit higher than I expected, but overall it was still a fun experience. I also finally tasted the peach slushy. It needed more peach flavor, but it was refreshing, considering how warm it was outdoors. One of my favorite treats was the peach funnel cake. I asked them to add ice cream to make it a sundae, and it was absolutely delicious! One suggestion I'd love to see in the future would be a homemade peach puree or peach syrup to drizzle on top. I think that would take it to the next level. I didn't purchase admission to the area with the petting zoo and other family activities, so I also missed out on the beer garden and grilled food. I think it would be a great idea to have a few food trucks or additional food vendors near the farm stand for visitors who are just there to shop or enjoy the festival without entering the activity area. I definitely would have spent more on food if that had been an option. Overall, I had a wonderful visit!

Rude customer service with a side of crazy high prices!!…read more Bought from them at the Wheaton farmers market. In addition to a bad attitude from the woman that was "assisting" us and being snarky because of a simple question about a peach, I was told we had to buy the entire carton of peaches instead of 3 or 4 of them. She then hand placed each peach into a bag and when we got home, 2 of them were already super soft and over ripe with the skin pulled back. The grand finale to all this is the asinine price. Almost $30 for a handful of peaches and a tomato. Learned my lesson w this group. The other farm stand at the market provides a much friendlier experience and a slightly less sticker shock.

was at farmer's market today around Bartlett area, purchase some ground beef with buffalo flavor,…read moreand some organic eggs. the guy was very friendly and nice, and did answer most of my questions about buying 1/2 or 1/4 of a cow. but their site is not working, couldn't check more informations on it, hopefully it will be up soon.

From the owner: Here at Nickles Distribution, Inc., we are passionate about bringing good food, to the good people…read moreof Illinois. We've found an organic honey producer in Wisconsin that freeze dries honey. Freeze drying was first used in WWII to transport medicine to the front lines, as this process does not interfere with the integrity of the product, and all the things in honey that make it a super food stay intact in the freeze drying process! Since many of you cannot always make it out to the various markets we service, we are now offering you the convenience of ordering our top-selling Honey Crystals from your home, and we will ship this direct to your doorstep.

I feel its important for consumers to know the business practices of those they are buying from…read more My husband and I owned two Breadsmith stores and provided bread to Seasons Produce. My husband had two emergency surgeries back to back and we had to close the stores. Seasons Market owes me 1200.00 and refuses to answer my calls or emails. I will make it my business to let all their customers know how they treat their vendors until I am paid. They have taken advantage of me and my husband during our most vulnerable time. Is that really who you want to give your money to?

Great prices and fresh produce! Sign up for their emails and you will get special discounts.read more

Great service very helpful and friendly, check out the Chicken Biryani . Wonderful! Would…read moredefinitely get this the next time I visit Siri Indian Grocery.

The softest idlis... yum! My friend's catered Indian breakfast from here and I throughly enjoyed…read morethe idlis! Will certainly trek up to this establishment In burbs one of these days.

Whole foods prices with half the quality. I never knew the slumlord special could be applied to…read morepastries.

A small grocery where you can find & get everything in a jiffy! It's very festive, cozy & welcoming…read moreinside & they have a ton to offer. Got a friendly hello from Cashier & Deli. I love their assortments of fresh flowers/plants, breads, baked goods, cheese, deli, seafood, meats, veggies & even freshly grind brewed coffee!

The Batavia Outdoor Market runs from May thru October on River Street offering fresh produce,cut…read moreflowers,cheeses,breads and meats from local merchants. It does get crowded and only street parking is available. In the Winter months they move indoors with less vendors. Definitely a fun way to spend a Saturday morning.

Lively Farmers Market by Fox River! A lovely park to stroll through, mature trees, bike paths &…read morespots to relax. This market offers a wide variety of products: plants, herbs, flowers, pastries, beignets, fresh fruit juices, tacos, tamales, elotes, fresh eggs, frozen meats & charcoal-grilled beef/goat/lamb skewers ready to be devoured! A bonus is the presence of friendly dogs in all sizes adds to the lively atmosphere. People are friendly in this small suburban town!

It's the best market I've been to in the Tri-City area. The vendors are from sustainable sources…read more There's amazing produce. There's a cheese guy. There's a local meat guy. There's great bread. What more can you ask for?? If you love quality ingredients, go here every Thursday when in season (June-October). Also, friendly people run the market. (It's located on the west side of the river, just north of rt. 38)