They have relocated to Winnetka due to construction and now it's even more limited than before…read more Nice people and good produce, just smaller with less variety than previously.

This market is a quick one to navigate - must do's - falafel tent, and the cheese guys…read more Lots of parking available. Most of the vendors are local shops that represent, but there are a few non-shop vendors to be had. Latest find - the hippy wheat girls from wisconsin - reasonably priced goods - will let you know how that turns out.

Good stuff for a small close by store: east in and out, not the 800 steps through a big store to…read morebuy an item or so. Their potato salad Is great. It's in the center of the town. You don't have to drive 2 miles or 3 miles to get your grocery.Grocery always looked fresh at this place. I never had any issues with staff. Restrooms is in odd position in the back, but well maintained.

Convenient grocery store downtown. Not much else to say, but it was a handy location with fair…read moreprices and they have firewood, which was helpful. Pretty nice selection of produce. Public bathroom. Friendly employees.

This place is slightly bigger than a Trader Joe's. It has it all and advantages it has over smaller…read moreplaces it's that they have a deli. Prices of yogurt for example are comparable to other places. They have Starbucks inside. Plenty of parking outside. It's in the middle of the town and lovely antique neighborhood. Restroom was relatively clean. Friendly employees.

They are my "go to" for excellent bakery, friendly pharmacy, preChopped veggies. I face-planted in…read morefront of bakery one day. Had 4 people there within seconds to help me. Nicest kid lifted me up off the floor. Have never experienced anybody with attitude. Maybe that's the vibe put out by a crabby customer.

We've been going to Ferndale since 2017 and like many, we understand that they may need to adjust…read morefor inflation. That said, we were going to make our semi-annual trip to Ferndale this past weekend and we were disappointed to see that prices for ground turkey didn't just go up in price, but had doubled (according to the website) since we last purchased over the summer. We had just bought a Ferndale turkey for Thanksgiving and it didn't seem like prices had doubled at that time. Love the product, disappointed that it's now cost-prohibitive. We traveled from River Falls, WI to buy from them and now we can no longer afford it.

Felt like we interrupted an employee training session when we came in to this big and beautiful…read morestore filled with a variety of good foods. I had questions of different turkey products and found one of several t-shirted employees and she was a little rude that I would ask stupid turkey questions. The store has a nice variety of turkey and specialty items, but because of my discomfort I left with just a small amount of turkey product.

This Little Piggy Went to Market…read more The Red Wing Farmers Market on Levee Street down by the train depot is kind of a big dill! Get yourself and your little piggies up early on Saturdays from June through October as the market only lasts from 8 am to 1 pm, and the baked goods sell out quickly. Red Wing's market might be on the smaller side, but it has all you need to live high on the hog. Go ahead and put all your eggs in one basket, along with fresh organic produce, honey products, sourdough breads, cookies, ice cream cones, crafts, and gorgeous flowers. While you shop, enjoy beautiful views of Barn Bluff and the Mississippi River, along with snacks from food trucks like Chef Shack, Firebrick Pizza, and Yummy Eats. If you're lucky, you might visit on a day with live music to turnip the beet, or when Wild Pyle Acres brings a few of their llamas and yaks to the market for the kiddos to meet. Be sure to stop by the information booth, especially if you don't have cash on you. You can use your credit card to purchase tokens--how handy is that? This is also the spot to sign up kids for The Power of Produce Program (PoP). Each child can receive a $2 token every Saturday to spend on fresh produce, teaching them how to make healthy food choices! From tomatoes to po-tah-toes, this market is great place to stock up on un-beet-able artisanal items and produce. It's very easy to spend too much here, leaving you and your wallet crying, "Wee! Wee! Wee!" all the way home!!

I recently made my annual fall stop at Pepin Heights to get apples and more fall goodies! This is a…read moregreat stop for local fall goodies and decor. They offer everything fall- apples, carmel apples, pumpkins, pie, popcorn, and other fall food and decor. Parking is easy with a large gravel lot out front. The staff is always friendly and helpful. This place is worth the stop if you're in the area! They also offer online ordering and shipping.

I loved when we could find pepin Honeycrisp apples locally at lunds but don't see them anymore…read more Have tried other orchards and just prefer these guys so I'll make a trek from Minneapolis at least twice during apple season. I also really loved the new piñata variety. The Apple bread looked delicious but was kinda meh.

Small store, but they carry a nice mix of supplements, traditional medicines and foods - including…read moresome local produce, dairy and meats. Great way to plug into the locavore community in town. They have always had what I am looking for and the prices seem fair.

There is much to be said about this store. Where to start. Ok, here it is...... This place is…read moreincredible! From it's very calming atmosphere to the knowledgable and courteous staff, this place is an eclectic oasis of incredible, natural foods, and other products. They have herbal supplements and essential oils of the highest quality. There is a variety of wholesome and organic foods some of which are from local farmers. What a warm and inviting place of health and wellness. I'm so glad that I found this incredible gem of a store. I haven't seen quality of this magnitude since I lived in Minneapolis. This is a must see for anyone wanting great wholesome and natural products at a great price.

I'm surprised to see less than 5 stars! We went for our second year of strawberry picking at…read moreLorence's Berry Farm. We found the operation very well managed both times. They give you a basket and have a system to assign you to your own row for picking. Once done, you wait in line to weigh and pay. Lots of berries on the bushes and it's okay to sample as you go! The strawberries were so sweet and delicious - far more flavorful than you buy at the supermarket. This year they charged $3/lb and I saw a lot of full baskets. It is cash or check only so make sure to come prepared. Plenty of parking available. Call ahead to confirm picking hours, as they do sell out. I also recommend following their Facebook page for the latest picking updates. We didn't buy any this time but I did notice that they sell jams and asparagus at their farm stand as well.

Great little farm to go check out if you feel like getting a little dirty and getting some…read morestrawberries. It seemed like we were maybe a little late in the season or some real pros must have been through our rows a week or two before us because we weren't finding the huge berries. Although we are thinking if we went back in a couple weeks we might get some of the bigger ones. But for 45 mins of picking on a perfect day and 17lbs of strawberries you can't beat the price of $20.