The girls working here are very rude…read more There are NO samples of apples. (!!?) Where is the fun in this?? Almost ALL of the produce is just trucked in from far away. Not worth coming to.

My daughter and I just visited this place, it seemed like a cute market, we were looking at all the…read morestuff when we got to the cashier's place because there was sweets over there and my daughter loves that, we speak spanish, but apparently the cashier didn't know we speak english too, then a customer went in and he thought we were on the line, and the cashier said then "no they are just looking and it seems like they won't buy anything " and then laughed a lil bit, definitely not coming back, it's not worth it if you will get treated like that.

Love this place! In addition to fruit and veggies, they have fresh milk, perogies, and beef, pork…read morechicken. Family run and super friendly!!

It's nice and convenient that it's right near the bike trail. They could do a lot more to cater to…read morethose people - to make it a stopping point for a healthy snack or drink - But they don't have apple samples on weekdays; they won't let you buy single apples; the staff are snippy and don't know what's going on, and it REEKS of the artificial, phthalate-ridden candles and air fresheners they sell here. Also, the apples are way in the back past all the smelly stuff and touristy garbage - like they're just an afterthought. That's sad.

Nice visit as always. We drive here from Dayton, Ohio to get one of their Apple Pies made with…read moreapples straight from their Orchard. They also bake really good cookies and serve hot or cold apple cider. Always pick up a couple bags of apples and browse their shop with food, kitchen gadgets and linens, and holiday decorations. Our annual trip here is always fun and something we look forward to!

Firehouse Farms focus is on Pasture raised poultry (chicken/turkey), beef and pork. They also have…read moreseasonal vegetables. The eggs that are produced here are fabulous. This the best turkey and chicken that I have tasted in a long time. Check out the website www.firehousefarms.org for pricing. It is a good idea to reserve orders now.

This is a small, but decent farmers market. Last year was the first year for it and I thought they…read moredid well, but could have done better. There are so many farmers in the area, that I find it hard to believe that this is as small as it is. I put the price at 2 $'s because the prices range from really cheap to super expensive. The super expensive being the organic produce. For example, last year I bought organic Kale at $4 a bunch. You can get that at Wal-Mart or Giant Eagle for WAY LESS. All the good are great, it just depends on what you're looking for. As far as I know, everything is cash only, but you would have to check with specific vendors. Parking is a bitch, but it's also downtown Ravenna.

I've been going here since they opened at Valu-King many years ago. They changed to Good Cents…read moreabout a year ago and even came out with their own rewards card, which I highly suggest you sign up for. I love how fresh their produce is, but there is a small selection. The rest of the store is hit or miss depending on when you come, are their any good discounts, etc. The staff is very friendly and most things are easy to find. The store is always clean, but when you walk in, you know right away that it is a discount chain.

B & T is an interesting place. It's a super-cheap grocery store that has a very random assortment…read moreof foods. With the exception of produce, most of their foods are hand-me-downs from other grocery stores. All of the canned goods are so cheap because they're the dented ones from nearby grocery stores. If you don't care that your can is dented, you can get it for about half the price. Other packaged goods are expired hand-me-downs. Want your cereal for $1 a box instead of $4? That's fine...but it expired two months ago. Honestly, it probably doesn't matter because there are so many preservatives in those things anyway. If you're willing to tempt fate, you can stock up on all sorts of packaged goods (cereals, crackers, popcorn, salad dressings, condiments, baking mixes, etc) for a fraction of the regular cost. They also sell health and beauty items, baby items, candy galore, and other random assortments. The best part of this place is the produce. All of the produce they sell is locally-grown. And it's dirt cheap. Butternut squash bigger than my head were 50 cents. Total. Not per pound. Fresh carrots? 35 cents per bag. Green peppers? 30 cents each. The place is definitely worth checking out, especially if you're on a budget. Just be mindful of those expiration dates!

Amy the owner of this magnificent little boutique is such a lovely kind nice person. If you're…read morearound Hudson I would highly recommend stopping in. They have many unique homemade gifts organic clothing, organic food, etc.