Friendly owners. Try to arrive early to get the best picking. Blueberries were delicious and…read moreit's very therapeutic and relaxing picking them

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!

Such a great spot for a fall date or a family outing! After visiting Kuiper's and being incredibly…read moredisappointed by the expensive admission, tiny pumpkins, lack of things to do for adults, and several other things, I gave Jonamac Orchard a shot this year and loved it! The admission here is only $7 per person and includes access to everything but a few activities which require "apple tokens" (only a few dollars). There's tons to do for both kids and adults - apple picking, a pumpkin patch, cute pumpkin displays for photo ops, food/snack booths, jumping pads and train rides for kids, a petting zoo, apple cannons, wagon rides, corn maze, a general store and a cider house! My boyfriend and I came on a Saturday afternoon to get some pumpkins and visit the cider house. The line to get into the cider house was super long so we ending up doing other things (and unfortunately didn't make it back over there before closing). We walked around aimlessly for a while looking for the pumpkin patch until we finally asked an employee who pointed us in the right direction. We got on the wagon ride which took us around the apple orchard and over to the pumpkin patch (compared to Kuipers "hay ride" which merely went in a small circle around an area of grass). The pumpkin patch was huge and had tons of different pumpkins - some pretty big ones too. The pricing was 1 pumpkin for $10 or 3 for $20. We saw people with carts hauling their pumpkins but we couldn't figure out where they got the carts from. We ended up with 1 big pumpkin and 2 small ones since that was all we could carry back and then found out the carts were all the way at the entrance to the entire Orchard. You had to get one there and walk it down to the pumpkin patch, which we weren't made aware of when we came in. I wish there would have been maps or more signage that pointed to where things were at. While I was disappointed we didn't get to do everything we wanted (which was mainly our faults since we didn't go earlier in the day), I surprisingly still had a great time here and will definitely be back since the admission is cheap! I think the experience here is a lot more well rounded for different age groups and much more affordable.

This place needs to do something about their fly situation. You can't walk anywhere without being…read moreswarmed. Open garbage bins and nasty discarded apples all over the place do not help at all. This has never been a problem in the past.

This is by far my favorite outdoor market all year. We went every time but once this year and cant…read morewait to come back. It is well organized, super cute and the prices are always fair. The market is always on, even with rain and a cant miss. We buy the best eggs, produce, bath bombs and bread. Make sure you try the best egg rolls around. We make the drive of over 30 minutes to get to the market, its that good! Bring lots of cash, small bills and you will be sure to find something you need

Some of the nicest and most accommodating people I have ever met. We use them as a layover at least…read moreonce per year, twice this year, and it is always great. Clean barn, large clean stalls, ceiling fans, auto waters in the stalls with counters, hay racks and feeders in the stalls, a place to park your trailer overnight, restroom, hot water available and the muck pile to clean out your trailer is right where you park. Super convenient and right off of the highway. They will do your nightcheck and keep you up to date. They have the most friendly Clydesdales that love to say hello. Great, safe setting for an overnight stay with your horses.

Hi, my Name is Ryan James & I need to let you "All" know what a great experience I had at this…read morelocation in automotive. It was busy; Black Friday and my car was towed there over the day before; "that's how I spent my Thanks Giving". I was freaking out thinking I'd have to pay a lot of money for some other repair when all alone it was the battery. I needed tiers and that was a plus was it is the best time to purchase tiers. I got my dad to get work done as well just and oil change and a fuel injector cleaner job but he said he felt a difference right away. Matt the automotive manager came out personally as he was training someone on all kinds of procedures, did a battery acid leak test, and it showed up that it was leaking battery acid. He sprayed it on and it worked. We changed the battery and I'm good for now. That saved me a second tow $$$ time and not knowing what to do so thank you.

I thought I'll try the home delivery ; "BOY" was that a big mistake ! I placed an order , it said…read morefree delivery , BULL ; they still charged me, $5.00 for one time , $10.00 for another time . The driver shows up and can't speak or understand English , took me almost 45 mins. to get him in the building and drop off my delivery ! I called Walmart to complain , not at all helpful .Either put me on hold, put thru to a different Department , hung up ! Dropping Walmart like a Hot Potato ! No one to complain too , they don't care and won't help ! "THEY SUCK " !

I am amazed that Walmart sells their tomatoes and that's how I learned about them. They stay…read moreattached usually to their vine and stay fresh even in the plastic bag Walmart sells them in (there are vent holes).

Thanks to MightyVine (and Dutch agro-tech) and their large glass house just outside Chicago, our…read morerestaurant was able to serve ripe locally grown tomatoes all winter. Chef invited the managers and sous chefs to visit the facility. We took a pre-spring Monday drive deep into the farmlands of Illinois (3 tolls deep, to be specific.) Once arrived at MightyVine, we donned sterile clothing to protect the tomatoes from contaminants. Seeing that the last hat had been taken, I put a booty on my head. Danny, one of the partners, took Chef and I on a tour of the MightyVine facility, a huge glass house filled with the seductive aroma of tomatoes. Each tomato plant is grown from a specific hybridized strain, bred for the perfect attributes. They grow to be 40 feet long, bearing fruit at a regular interval so that the tomatoes can be picked at eye level. Pests are controlled by cultivating beneficial insect populations within the glass house. A computer system controls the system of hydroponic feeding. Bees are released and then contained at rhythm, for the pollination. Danny's college background was actually in mental health: I let him know that having locally grown summer ripe tomatoes available year round has been a huge boost to my happiness!

A large selection of brats that you can only find there. The other food is equally good. The…read moreservice is friendly and knowledgeable; it is well worth the ride. You know you are in a specialty shop.

In a dusty little town that can easily be 1000 miles from nowhere, a Meat Market suddenly appears…read moreas you kick the tumbleweeds aside. Yep, an unsuspected Twilight Zone moment involving purveyors of fine meats.. The hefty 'Iowa Chops' will weigh down your picnic basket, and 'Bears' fans can rejoice while torching some 'Packer' Brats over an open flame! The 'Beef Stix'; you're guaranteed a full day supply of Sodium. Just West of Dekalb...