have not been here but I know the owner Dave king. very dedicated. would keep only the best…read moreworkers. I wish him the best

What a great way to spend a fall day! Admission is free, apple donuts and slushies are in the store…read morealong with other Apple products! Pay for what you pick apples! Lots of kids activities to keep them occupied for a few hours! Will definitely be back!

Great spot to pick up plants, and they frequently have seasonal produce specials and food trucks in…read morethe summer. They sell jams and eggs from local farmers as well. The inside of the store is very clean, and there is a large greenhouse area outside as well. There is a large parking lot, along with a drive-through for online orders and CSA pick up. This is my second year doing their CSA program and it's great! Multiple pick up locations to choose from, boxes are neatly packaged and produce is fresh and not that dirty. The teaser share is plenty for a family of two. There are often produce specials, field events, and other promotions available to CSA members which is another perk.

Stopped by for their 40 corns for $15 sale. Service was organized, having helpers load the corn…read moreonto the cart was nice! I'm short so those pallets of corn boxes were taller than me lol. Granted I've never been to a greenhouse before so this was my first ever experience, but I thoroughly enjoyed taking a stroll through their different offerings. Plenty of parking, though the road got a bit narrower with cars on both sides. Thankfully we got cement parking cause it was a rainy morning so some spots had puddles.

One of the better Walmarts to shop at, never too crowded. Most of the Walmarts are pretty ghetto…read morebut this one lacks the crazy's. Also easy to get to, right off the highway, convenient location if your headed out of town and need some supplies for your trip

In my opinion this is the best Wal-Mart in the area. It's big. It's clean. It's well stocked. And…read moreunlike other Walmarts I've been to it's organized and items aren't thrown about shelves. I drive 25 miles to come to this one, passing others much closer to me

this farmer's market is a taste of why we moved to Lakeville. quaint downtown, very friendly…read morepeople, produce is really reasonable (due to the fact that they are all selling basically the same selection) a huge head of cabbage for 1 dollar, a huge bunch of flowers for 5 dollars, candy, meat, herbs, bread, taste your own pickles, and not so crowded. Weds afternoons, Sat. but not sure what time. see ya there!

My favorite spice and seasoning store. Great customer service…read more Buy the gift cards when they are on sale. I make my own vanilla and bake a lot so I purchase a lot of vanilla beans. The gift cards make them a better deal. They are expensive but the quality is top notch. The seasoning and herbs are a great deal and they also sell soup bases. I tend to buy refills in the bags and refill my jars. Big savings here. If you want a larger bag and they only have the smaller ones, they will combine and give you the larger bag price. My only complaint is that I want a Penzey's lunch box for my collection but they don't sell them.

Everything I have tried from Penzey's has been delicious and great quality! Their spices are quite…read morea bit more fresh and flavorful than standard spices available at grocery stores. The store is very clean and laid out well, with different sections such as rubs, salts, and spices A-to-Z. There are large containers of each spice that you can open and smell in-store, and most products are available in a variety of sizes -- from small trial-size bags to large jars. There is a whole gift section area where there's a variety of pre-packaged assortments of spices that make great gifts. The associate at the store was super friendly and knowledgeable.

I love coming here especially that the hot summer days are here. I love that they use fresh fruit…read moreon every bowl and that every bowl I've tasted so far is so refreshing. This was my first time trying this bowl and it was lovely. that you for the recommendation for the cashier !

Nautical bowls makes amazing healthy bowls of deliciousness…read more Açaí berry, chia, coconut; and so many other options of organic, dairy and gluten free fruit and goodness. I've ordered a few different bowls and the sunrise is my favorite. (I posted a picture of it) Decor inside is a super cute, nautical theme. There are conversation cards on the tables and we loved using those. Staff is really friendly. I met the owners and they are so kind. Bathroom was clean and had a baby changing station. The bowls are on the spendy side, $10 for a small - but you get what you pay for. I recommend you check this place out right away!

Was in the area after shopping at Fleet Farm. Needed Tzaki (sp) sauce for gyros, pita bread and…read moremashed potatoes for my husband. Found chicken wings on sale for 1.99#, potato kegs in deli, and chocolate malt ice cream because college kid ate it up when he was home. I rarely shop at Cub anymore, as I buy practically everything at costco. I was not going to venture to busier than ever Costco on a Saturday. It served its purpose. I just can't believe a 24 pack of pop is now $12.99 on sale. Yikes.

The only reason I ever go to the store is for the emergency grocery run because of the location,…read morerunning errands in the strip mall. They suggest everywhere via huge signs that you should download their app, never does their Wi-Fi work. Super inconvenient when you're trying to save any type of money at this location. Management was not helpful in problem-solving this. The cashiers never help bag groceries, even when they have no one else in line they just stand there and watch you bag your groceries. I would suggest Target 10 out of 10 times. Terrible customer service. As far as how expensive the place is. They are not even comparable to Target. I made the mistake of having to get paper towels here and for two rolls of Bounty, they are charging 12.79!!! What a joke. Go to Target, you get your items bagged, the prices are not even comparable to how expensive Cub is, the Wi-Fi works, and you get terrific customer service.

I was at a craft fair in Farmington and needed a few items. I'm going to try some new recipes…read more Sometimes you need to go to Cub as Aldi is super limited and Noone wants to go to Costco on a Saturday and I don't need large portions. I'm surprised to see no Robin's Eggs malted milk candy at Easter section. Lunds Byerlys has them. I bought 1/2 and 1/2, buttermilk, sour cream and club soda. The Cub off brand is 99 cents for a liter bottle. At Cub, you bag your own groceries. This Cub was not busy on Saturday at all. Cashier was really nice. I like the small carts to shop with. Easier to operate.

My go to Cub because of location. Most likely the worst customer service of any Cub. Don't go the…read moredeli or the meat/seafood counter unless you want to be treated poorly. The employees in these two areas are pissed off and really don't want to provide service or be there. They should take both of these departments out of the store. They only alienate customers.

I used to eat a lot of Post cereals, and you can see the difference in my body pre-Post and…read morePost-Post. Post Brands make really delicious cereals (by American standards) (but def not to compare to the stuff that I used to eat in England, this just doesn't cut it). Still they do a pretty good job and they market them well and also use some really attractive people on their boxes as you can see.

Birthday Cake Pebbles: Sugary breakfast cereals are one of my favorite nostalgic treats. I mean…read morewhat kid doesn't enjoy sleeping in on a Saturday and then having a late morning bowl of cereal with cartoons?! I also enjoy all things birthday cake, so when I saw Post was releasing these back in March I knew I had to try them. This limited-edition cereal features colorful festive flakes (blue, pink and yellow), along with a delicious vanilla birthday cake and frosting flavor. Interesting fact, Pebbles was the first brand ever created around a TV show character. It's named after Fred Flintstone's daughter Pebbles from "The Flintstones", which aired on TV from 1960 to 1966. I have a high standard when it comes to birthday cake flavored treats and I'm ecstatic to report that this cereal hit the nail on the head. I preferred eating it dry as a snack as opposed to a bowl with milk. If you enjoy vanilla cake then this is a must try as it's as close as you can get to having a piece of cake in your cereal bowl. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews