I recently ate at Nina's for only the second time. The service was good. The food was very tasty…read moreand are quite generous portions.

The food here is delicious! We had takeout from Nina's and we don't have a single complaint! Is…read moreplentiful, well priced and is quickly served. The small Mexican grocery attached to the building is fun to visit.

My family really loves their homemade salad dressings, kettle corn and donuts. The orchard is well…read moretaken care of and the workers are friendly.

They have excellent vegetables. Great corn on the cob, Cinnamon donuts, pumpkins and more.read more

Loads of everything you are looking for! Veggies, plants, flowers, honey, sauces and dressing…read more Staff is very helpful.

Have been going to Amy's for ten years now, not only is everything fresh it's delicious. Always get…read moretreated with friendly smiles and conversations too.

Great service!!! Both Gordy and Cara were very knowledgeable about the wines and very friendly.read more

Nice place. Had nice live music when we were there, nice bar, pretty nicely displayed antiques…read more Very friendly employees. Definitely be going back

Real nice blueberry patch. Granny's has a couple of varieties of blues that come at different…read moretimes. Reasonably priced. We were there this week (July 6,2023) and they do not accept CC. Cash or check. Nonetheless the berries were yummy and fair priced!

Granny's Berries has been a family tradition for the past five years. We love to go blueberry…read morepicking with the kids and Granny's is THE PLACE to spend the morning. It's nothing fancy - no gimmicks - and very reasonably priced. Granny's provides buckets for picking and bags to take your berries home. They have super-clean port-a-potties and the staff (family) is very friendly and helpful. They have also been known, in the past, to share samples of baked goods for their customers. This is one of our favorite places to visit and you would really miss out on some awesome berries if you don't try Granny's.

My wife goes apple shopping and makes applesauce from the apples. It's always very good and the…read moreowner knows her and gives her the best service.

Great selection and quality of apples. Great hospitality. Hope to visit again soon. A little out of…read morethe way, but worth the trip.

Extremely surprised the average rating is a 3. My family and I visited to see the tulips and we…read morelooooved it. Their website is very informative so you know exactly what to expect once you arrive. The grounds are kept clean and there is plenty to see and do. Food options are slim during the week compared to the weekend, however, this is expected since more people are likely to visit on a Saturday or Sunday. They have promo codes if you purchases tkts online vs when you get there. Pricing is fair compared to other farms with the same concept. Depending on the season - Kuipers also has apple picking, pumpkin picking and a sunflower fest. This is a great family friendly place with activities for everyone to enjoy.

There are two locations to do activities at Kuipers. We paid $25 to go apple picking on one area of…read morethe farm. The apple picking parking lot was the 2nd one on the right. Before you start picking, they let you know what apples are in season. You can also buy apples already bagged, apple sweets like donuts, ciders and even flights. They had some live music going on too. If you cross the street, you can visit the other side of the farm. It was also $25 to get in. You can feed farm animals for 25 cents, watch goats, pigs, and ducks race, enjoy field games, live music, food trucks, and walk around with drinks. You can also get a stamp to return if you need to leave that area.

When it comes to apple orchards, you can do the "theme park" orchards or the "actual orchard"…read moreorchards. Jonamac is definitely the theme park version. Although you can buy tickets in advance, it doesn't save you time at the orchard. Unfortunately, you'll have to wait in line with all the people buying tickets with cash. You will save a few bucks buying online, however. The wait to get in is disappointing, but understandable. Just budget that into your timeline. When you enter, you'll pass lots of kid-friendly activities. The orchard itself is very small, and the trees are tiny. When we arrived October 7, most of the trees had been pretty well picked over. There were maybe 10 rows of apples available for picking. If you're looking specifically for apples, there are better options, like the nearby Honey Hill Orchard in Waterman. Jonamac does earn decent marks for the children's activities. There's a corn bin where your kids can play and slide. There are a couple of games inside. There's a trough where you can pump water and send rubber ducks down a chute. There's a slide and a petting zoo and one of those jumping pillows. There's a cider house, but we didn't go in because the line was out the door. Food trucks roll in around noon. The crowds really swell around that time. You can also buy pumpkins We got fresh cider and donuts from the bakery shop at the front. If you have small children, Jonamac is pretty good. If you're looking for bushels and bushels of apples, you'll probably want to go somewhere else with a more robust harvest.

Review for the Bakery - Visit on Sunday, 9/21/25…read more I visit the bakery specifically to purchase baked goods. Unfortunately, I've had consistently negative experiences with one of the staff members--an older woman who works in the bakery area. This was not my first encounter with her, and while I initially gave her the benefit of the doubt, her rude and dismissive attitude has remained the same over multiple visits. Most recently, on Sunday, 9/21, her demeanor was once again unfriendly and unwelcoming. In contrast, the younger staff members are always pleasant, attentive, and helpful, which I greatly appreciate. If you're visiting the bakery, I recommend seeking assistance from the younger team members for a better experience.