Best produce ever! Family run and owned. Corn, onion, potatoes, tomatoes, watermelon. ..the list…read moregoes on. Great ride to the market, well worth the trip. Great prices

I love Hackman's! I've been to the farm market many times, and the produce is excellent with great…read moreprices. This year I tried their Veg2Table delivery and I love it! Fresh produce along with recipes and a seasoning or condiment to compliment the produce. Love it!

Always so much variety and fresh vegetables and merchandise. Stopped by today and got the special…read moresandwich, BLT. It was just delicious. Service is always friendly and professional. Love this place.

This is a great place to find fresh produce and some of my favorite jarred Amish items (pickles,…read morejellies, etc.). There is also a good variety of fresh cheeses available to buy in the deli. I have yet to try their deli sandwiches which are made fresh to order, but I have seen others enjoying them. I'm glad to have found this little market. Come check them out!

This little farmers market is located in the heart of Beckley Creek Park by the pond. We were…read moredelighted to find local vendors from small farms nearby.

In a recent visit to Crestwood, KY, my wife and I visited Reardon's Fruit Market and Garden Center…read moreon New LaGrange Rd. Parking is a bit of a beast but well worth the effort. The garden plants are well cared for and moderately priced featuring a wide array of annuals, perennials and house plants. We purchased two spider plants @ $4 each to revive a hanging basket which is now is thriving. The indoor section features local fresh produce much cheaper and certainly more attractive than commercial retailers. It is also a kick to support our local farmers. There is a big assortment of home-made jams, jellies, candies, honey and other natural food products. They are gearing up for Fall by starting their hardy Mum seedlings. We will certainly return for those when they mature and the Summer heat wave begins to taper off.

Summertime is the time for adding to our beautifully landscaped yard (thanks hubby!). We had heard…read moreabout Reardon's from a friend and decided to check it out. I was on cloud nine walking through the outdoor plants. The plants appeared unscathed by the miserably hot temperatures of the current heat wave that we are experiencing in the area. They had definitely received excellent care. The selection is astonishing. They have a large selection of herbs, annuals, perennials, and ready-made hanging baskets. Browsing through the indoor fruit market is a step back in time. The market has been in business since 1978! Small but chock full of garden fresh fruits vegetables from local farms, locally made honey and jams, locally canned pickled okra and garlic, Amish goods, natural products, and much, much more. Oh, and my favorite, many varieties of old-fashioned candy! The garden center prices beat those of the big box stores and also a few nurseries and garden centers that are closer to our home. The market prices were higher than local grocery and big-box stores, but garden fresh is always better, and supporting local businesses is the way to shop! We needed to replace an old, lethargic spider plant hanging basket and bought two small spider plants that were so healthy and full of pups! Getting in and out of the center was a bit tricky as it is located on the corner of two very busy roads, but it was worth it!

We took a cross county trip last Saturday, and stopped here for a late lunch. Previous experience…read morewith sandwiches from an Amish store led me to believe we would be happy with what we received, and we were not disappointed! We arrived about 1:00 pm., and still had to wait in line to order our food. All of the sandwiches are made to order, and have generous portions. Most of the patrons were wearing masks, and we tried to keep the 6 foot distance between us, but we couldn't always keep the correct distance due to the number of people inside. We also picked up a few grocery items, and some no sugar added milk chocolate peanut clusters that my hubby really enjoyed. They have a couple of shelves of no sugar added items, including a beverage mix, flavored gelatin, and various candy including fudge. We will definitely make a return trip here! Hubby and I sat outside on the covered porch to eat, and most of the crowd was gone by the time we finished. If I had waited to get my grocery items then, social distancing wouldn't have been a problem! On another note, they do accept credit cards, and power the grocery operation with solar panels.

Well stocked Amish store with many unique food options and deli products. A bit out of the way…read morelocale.

Garden Gate Farmer Market Review... (I don't recommend Garden Gates Gift Baskets and Fruits and…read moreVeggies.) My family has enjoyed Garden Gate for the last 30 plus years. I thought I had a great relationship with the Garden Gate family. Over the last few years... Dale has been selling conventional fruit as organic fruit et veggies from the Amish. Charging big prices for conventional fruit. The apples and other fruit is obvious gmo with apeel. I bought two expensive fruit baskets for my two mothers... and they provided me with two baskets that didn't have the items I purchased... I bought the baskets for the banana bread loaf and other high quality items. I was disappointed when I picked up the Fruit Baskets on Mother's day??? I lovingly mentioned to Dale... I bought these baskets for the banana bread and other high end items... which they didn't have included. Dales, reply? Get over it... You'll be fine? He replaced the Bread with two small blue berry muffins? I didn't buy a basket with banana's, muffins or grapes... Dale wasn't even gracious and offer to replace these items. He told me to give over it? And, laughed at me... My mother's don't care for banana's, grapes, or muffins... the basket's I ordered didn't have these items in them??? What the heck? So, if you frequent Dales market (Breckenridge Lane, Lou, Ky)... organic fruits starts with a #9 on the fruit and veggies... the water melons aren't ready until the middle of the summer... I bought 1/4 of a watermelon from Dale... cost me $8 and wasn't ripe at all. The apples started with a #3... this means conventionally grown with pesticides. Bugs, birds, rodents, etc.. won't eat conventionally grown fruits or veggies. When you order a basket... take the order and compare it to the order you bought... it says what's included in each basket. I'm not shopping there anymore... Buyer beware.

Love their deli selection!!! So many side options and their sandwiches are so good! Outdoor garden…read morepricing seems high compared to other places in Louisville.

My all time favorite health supply store. The staff is always friendly and helpful…read more I've pictured my go-to body lotion below and have used it for 2 years and it is absolutely the BEST lotion I've ever used.

I stopped in this location of Rainbow Blossom this morning, hoping for a smoothie, but quickly saw…read morethe Blossom Bar isn't located here. However, I browsed the aisles to check out their spiritual items (sage, candles, incense, stones, pendulum). I picked out a couple of items, including a worry stone for my son. In this section they offer several essential oils as well. The store isn't a one stop shop for grocery shopping but it's going to specialize in items not as popular at your standard Kroger. I was happy to find a variety of Kind bars (love!). Several customers were shopping for vitamins and supplements. I'll definitely be back to peruse the shelves and find new-to-me products.

Paul's Fruit Market is a Louisville staple and, in my opinion, a must stop for anyone who cares…read moreabout good food. Fresh fruits and vegetables, local products, prepared foods, a solid butcher counter, and even seasonal essentials all in one place. It is honestly a perfect little grocer. I have been coming here my entire life, and that consistency is part of what makes it special. No matter how much the city grows or changes, Paul's always feels like Paul's. This Christmas morning, I stopped in to grab fruit and it felt like the rest of the city had the same idea. Busy, lively, and still incredibly well run. This year alone, my family ordered firewood from Paul's for the winter and also had them cater Thanksgiving. Both were excellent. That kind of range says a lot. You can pick up beautiful produce, plan a holiday meal, grab something ready to eat, or take care of seasonal needs without bouncing all over town. If you are a Louisville native, I truly hope you already know Paul's Fruit Market. And if you are new to the city or just passing through, this should not be an "if you know, you know" situation. This is one of those places that defines the community. Go once and you will understand why people keep coming back for decades.

Found the best heirloom tomatoes in January! This is my favorite place - in and out in 5 minutes!…read moreSo many items to choose with fresh selection. Cheerful Service and checkout are the best.