I love their deli and variety of fresh fruits. Their…read moreemployees are very friendly and helpful. I go there at least 1 time a week!

The good. Good location. Good sales. Produce is fresh. The bad. No prices on some items. No idea…read morehow much some things are. Prices on sale items good. On other items not as good. Deli prices are high. On Saturdays they have wine tasting. That's good and fun. But that is a lot of people and this is a small place. So it's challenging to shop. They have a good wine and beer and cider selection. I didn't interact too much with the staff. Just at check out and that was fine.

If you enjoy visiting Framers Markets then you should check out the one at the Tallmadge Rec Center…read morewhere I had the pleasure of meeting a variety of friendly venders & getting some really great deals on home made foods & crafts. One vendor that stood out is Maria from MTF Creations, she makes her own pastries and her Baklava is so addictive! I'll admit, it doesn't taste like the traditional baklava you would buy from a bakery or Aladdin's restaurant, but it is definitely unforgettable. It is a modern twist on an old classic, buttery, light, and mouth watering! Maria was also very nice to speak with and I can't wait to go back & purchase some more of her delicious goodies!

I love The Fruit Stand! Since meeting them at a Yelp event a while back, I always stop by if I'm in…read morethe area. I'm so jealous we don't have this local business in Cleveland, because if we did, I'd surely be here once a week. I love it that much. Jason, The Fruit Stand owner, started his local business to help bring fresh, affordable fruits to the community. When I went to Kent State, we had nothing but Chipotle and pizza and other collegey food stops, so it's amazing to see how deeply the tide has turned around dining options off campus at my beloved Kent State. Located within the Acorn Alley development, The Fruit Stand has an easy parking lot (and I believe it may have even been the former Popped popcorn location). You build your own bowl with base, toppings and fruit. So easy! The staff is super helpful and will be happy to help you build something delicious. My bowls are always AMAZING, fresh and filled with so much flavor. You really cannot beat the value for this fabulous fruit bowl. I could honestly count down until they moved to CLE if they ever did. Check them out!

This was the perfect treat after a long hike on a sunny day. Prices were lower compared to other…read moresmoothie bowl places. BF and I split a regular acai (cherry + strawberry flavored!) bowl with 3 scoops of fruit, walnuts and melted chocolate! There was a cute seating area inside, a clean bathroom and even a little ice water station. I loved this surrounding area in Kent and it's food that you don't feel bad after having a lot of! Workers were friendly and there was parking available in the lot downstairs!

Pretty decent farmers market. Fresh fruits and veggies. They are mostly local and good quality. The…read moresales are good. Weekly sales on veggies and fruit are very in-line pricing. The deli is good quality and the staff is nice and helpful but I think the prices are high. I skip the deli unless there is a really good sale. They have baked goods from the Amish, Troyer. Good pies. Prices on these are reasonable. The health items range from cbd to vitamins. And the plants and flowers are beautiful and you can also get good sale prices on these. The outdoor display area for plants is larger than it looks and has lots of varieties. They have a vegan section. They can make sandwiches. You can make your own juice. Good beer selection and wine too. Overall, good farmer market.

I will never not sing of their praises! So many good, healthy options! I love that the deli counter…read morehas so many locally sources items. The produce is always the freshest! The staff is so kind, and they keep the place very clean.

Freshest green onion bunches I've seen in the Akron/Kent area. This store also has my favorite type…read moreof potato (Okinawan purple sweet potatoes). I won't go here that often since there are closer Asian markets that I can go to, but this was a fun adventure!

Had a great time walking through the aisles and seeing what they had! The language barrier wasn't…read moremuch of an issue as items were labeled in english.

Popcorn galore! I've seen many popcorn establishments across states and I must say, Metropolis has…read morethe best selection and atmosphere out of all the ones I've been to. As soon as I walked in, I was welcomed by the warm colors of the place that made me reminisce of the circus. At the back of the store there is a wall with buckets of popcorn- all flavors that you are welcome to try. I don't remember how many buckets but I would estimate between 15-20 flavors. I'm confident in saying that there's a flavor for everyone. My most recent trip, I got a small package of the peanut butter and jelly popcorn and I really hope they keep it as a permanent flavor. The owner told me that he occasionally has his employees come up with flavors and they put in on the wall to see how well they sell. PBnJ was one of those flavors :) For those that aren't a big fan of popcorn, there are some other fun treats you can buy here such as chocolate, brownies and other baked goods. I would say that the prices are average and I have never felt regret purchasing anything from here. If you're in the area, do your tastebuds a flavor and check this gem out!

Quick review of my first visit to this cute popcorn shop while my bf and I were at the 2025…read moreCuyahoga Falls Oktoberfest this afternoon - anyone who knows me knows that my adhd food hyperfixation has been popcorn for the past few years! So yeah, I was gonna drag my bf in this tiny shop no matter what! It was in the main drag of the festival so we just walked in and waited just a couple of minutes before it was our turn. Briefly, the popcorn is great, flavors are creative (see picture), kernals are a little stale, but generous for the price! We each tried two flavors, him savory and me sweet, and then shared a small bag ($4.75) while watching college football once we got to my house! I got a bag with half apple pie and half a sweet flavor covered in brownie batter. So good! We both agreed the brownie was the better of the two. I am looking forward to buying from this brand again. I hope to see them in stores! It is a VERY indulgent snack though so be mindful of calories and sugar!

Never a dull moment at Kent's Haymaker Farmers Market! We have been coming to the market for over 5…read moreyears today and what I do like about it is the the cool, relaxed atmosphere of both the shoppers and sellers. I often go to farmers markets to buy locally as much as possible. The seller's carry seasonal items and they hold the market indoors in the winter. I love when it is outdoors, you get to hear the music if a band is present. They sell home goods and meats as well! It's not just produce here! Also, when you become a regular, the sellers tend to give you freebies... But shh! Don't tell any body I said so. 4 stars for always being the go to spot.

Winter season location for the Farmers' Market has moved around over the years, currently (Dec…read more2015) occurring at the Kent Methodist Church on 59, plenty of parking in the back. Many of the faithful vendors from Haymaker are there, with the same high quality wares. Lots of cool weather / greenhouse produce, herbs, baked goods, preserves, dried items, wonderful fresh cheese, frequently even hot food being sold by our neighbors and other familiar faces. Highly recommend.

Tons of vendors... this week they have ~40... everything sells out super fast... not the same ones…read morethat you find at other markets... farmers even sell out of the backs of their pick up trucks. Super active Facebook Page with vendors posting updates on what will be available at that week's market. It's a bit of a drive for us... but on the way to the Super Walmart... sooo ... if we want to brave the Tallmadge Circle at rush house it's worth the hike! Love the fact that I can log on and check out who has what before making the drive!! The city has a policy of pointing all departments to the root web site... and there is NO information on the farmers market to be found there... Facebook dot com slash TallmadgeFarmersMarket is the best option... but Yelp won't allow it in the web address field? 4 - 7 on Thursdays in the High School parking lot... so traffic can be a bit of a snarl... and the weekend markets have more of a fruit and veggie diversity... so while we love this one... it's not market nirvana for us.

Just wanted to give a shout out to the Busy B Bakery stand, which sells at both the summer and…read morewinter versions of this market. It was my good fortune to discover Busy B today. You can't miss pastry chef and owner Marissa Mathews, as she wears fun bee antennae to go along with her "B" theme. She had a nice table full of reasonably priced home-produced goodies, including salted caramel brownies, and a variety of individually wrapped cookies. The chocolate chip and oatmeal coconut chocolates were superior--soft, fresh, and delicious. Her business also includes special order cakes and treats, and we took her card to call upon for future special occasion needs. It seems that she can also make things to suit different diets (offering vegan options, but not sure about gluten free). It is such a pleasure to support small businesses like these, especially when the quality of the product is so superior to the generic mass produced kind of baked goods that many grocery stores usually carry.

Friendly vendors, not what I really expected at a farmers market. The variety of flowers were…read morewonderful, the vegetables were a bit high in price, no fruit which was quite a bummer. The location under a bypass, and mural was creative and nice to see. I guess if your looking for fruits and a better selection, with not as many vendors, I was told there a few other spots for farmers markets to check out.