Plants, produce, etc. are not my thing. Not at all. I have no idea what I am looking at, what it…read moredoes, how it does it, when it does it. I went to another place nearby and was resolved to buy plastic plants. I wish I remembered the name of the two people who helped me. In fact, I will go back soon to make a point of getting their names so I can post them. Two people with more patience than I have ever seen in my life. When I walked in the place was jammed so my first thought was come back later. As I turned to leave a guy says hey, what are you looking for. I explained I wanted to do some indoor hot peppers, some tomato plants, etc. and I don't have a back yard just a deck. In five minutes I was set and ready. Second visit last week was to get some potting soil, and to scope out whether I can grow tomatillos and maybe some tomatoes indoor. Again, packed, and again, helped within a minute or two. As I was leaving I saw the produce and it looked really fresh. I took home a half dozen ears of corn, two dozen tomatoes, hot banana peppers, and a couple of jalapenos. As I was picking stuff out there was an employee stocking. She asked what the tomatoes were for. I explained I was making a marinara. She said the tomatoes I had were ok, but then showed me to the plum tomatoes, showed me how to pick the best sauce tomatoes, and then taught me a trick to peel the skin. I thanked her, and as I was checking out she brought up a beautiful sweet onion and a bulb of garlic and asked if I forgot these. I did. The cashier explained a genius way to make the garlic less pungent and then I was on my way. Oh, and the price was surreal low. When I got home I tried the corn. Amazing. If nothing else stock up on corn here. The onion was amazing. Almost better than vidalia grown onions in terms of sweetness and taste. I couldnt believe how little my produce cost so on the way home I stopped at a supermarket. I bought corn, tomatoes, onions, green sweet peppers, hot banana peppers, and garlic, all picked that day, for one third the price at a supermarket. Other businesses could learn from this store. These are good people. People who take the time to teach their customers, help their customers, and make sure their customers come back. all the while selling good produce and plants at low prices.

I really did love the garden center. They had a decent selection and were convenient. I will…read morenever visit them again because they moved to Indiana. It saddens me.

Love this place. Always have fresh produce and quality flowers/plants. Prices are reasonable as…read morewell.

Wonderful produce varieties and excellent quality! My favorite farmstand!!…read more Can buy bushels and half bushels for canning and freezing.

For 19 years we had a booth at the lake county fair called Steaks & More. T & J Farm had hand…read moredelivered our corn fresh everyday! It came out perfect ever time! Thank you Jerry

Was driving back to Chicago and googled for fruit farms in this area of Indiana. Its about 5-10…read moremins off the highway but well worth it. We got some incredibly fresh and tasty peaches, and picked up some blueberries, cucumbers, and potatoes as well. I'll definitely keep this place in mind next time I'm driving through!

FRESHEST FRUITS & VEGETABLES EVER!…read more I have never in my life been to a farmstand with such an array of fresh fruits and veggies!. They have cross bred apples and fruit. Absolutely amazing! *******TIP: If you have to try something, a delicious choice to start with would be the corn. It is the sweetest & most juicy corn I have ever gotten fresh.*******

I'm shopping in this store 28 years and I love it specially the meat and vegetables. They have lots…read moreof great stuff. I'm sorry about selling the store to new owners (Muslims) and I believe the new owner will loose all the previous customers!!!! Lots of good costumers because Muslims already took lots of products from the shelves

A bigger than it looks produce market that has a pretty good selection for mostly being cheap. It…read moremakes a good place for getting healthier food and groceries. 95th Produce Market is the best place to get fresh food in Hickory Hills plus there's lots more that's also shelf stable. Better selection than expected. The prices are mostly okay. Better to support a local business than a chain. It certainly is a reason to come here. The selection isn't that bad either for it not being that big of a place. Has a humongous produce section at the front that takes up like a whole side of the store so if you're looking for some fresh fruits this is a good place to come look. There's tons of produce including apples, oranges, and more. Friendly owners and workers here. It's nice being able to get help. There's also plenty of candy among the fruits and vegetables.

Locally owned farm offering fresh fruits and vegetables. Lots of free parking. Great place for…read morepumpkins !

If you are out this way this is a very nice farm stand. When we were here the staff was all high…read moreschool and college-age kids and they did a wonderful job of helping customers. The farm stand is in a pair of buildings at this time and they have enough room to expand when more vegetables are harvested. We were not here earlier in the year when the greenhouse does business. There is also a U-Pick section, but we did not try that. We thought it funny when we came to the unshucked corn that there were a few signs warning us to not peel back the husk to look at the corn. We followed the rules and trusted in the product, and we were pleasantly surprised. When we cooked it up later, the corn was perfect and tasty. So even though we did not have the fun of peeling the husks, the corn was VG. We will be back.

Food : Great Salad large variety, very clean, and fresh. Hot food same as the salads fresh, hot and…read moreclean. Service : Good Ambiance : Your Average Pete's Fresh Market but cleaner. - Fair Prices.

I loved this store because I could always find what I was looking for. I was there on May 19th for…read moreleg quarters. They were marked as wings which were $2.99 but the leg quarters were only $.99 per pound. I went to customer service and was told that i had just picked up the wrong package. I tried to explain that the legs were priced as wings but they couldn't understand the difference. I went back to the chicken area and luckily a man walked by and i asked if he was a manager and he said yes. He immediately got a man from the meat dpt to change all the miss priced chicken. Today I got ready to cook it and took it out of the freezer and it smelled to high heaven!!!

This is a small family farm for produce, on the property where they live. It's like going out in…read morethe garden and getting your produce. They do the picking.

farm fresh produce and flowers. potatoes, cabbage, onions, garlic. beautiful herbs and squash…read more wonderful couple who run the farm. you won't be disappointed.

Excellent clean store! My favorite dept is where I purchase…read more my Green Monster Smoothie Excellent drink well made staff is so nice and efficient. I'm regular there get my smoothie!!!

Subject: Formal Complaint Regarding Service, Product Quality, and Manager Conduct…read more I am submitting this complaint to document a deeply disappointing and frustrating experience at your store that warrants immediate review by leadership. I have been a loyal Whole Foods customer for years, regularly purchasing flowers and groceries, which makes this situation especially upsetting. I recently purchased flowers for my mother, only to have them wither the very next day. My mother was upset, and I contacted the store to resolve the issue. When I spoke with a manager named Mia (possibly spelled Mya), I was told to "bring pictures of the flowers." I found this request insulting and unnecessary -- particularly because she was the one who rang up my purchase and because I have built a consistent, professional rapport with her as a regular customer. Being asked to "prove" the issue felt dismissive and accusatory, as if my integrity were in question. When I returned to the store for a replacement, I was told that I had not been charged for the flowers in the first place -- an error made by the store. Manager Josh then stated that "associates make mistakes all the time." While I understand that mistakes happen, what concerned me was the lack of accountability and the complete absence of any meaningful customer consideration. Despite the inconvenience, the poor product quality, and the disrespectful interaction I experienced, I was not offered a discount, an even exchange, or any gesture of goodwill. To make matters worse, during this visit I purchased additional flowers and an orchid at full price. Even then, no one made any effort to acknowledge the situation beyond repeated apologies. Apologies without action do not resolve the issue, nor do they demonstrate that my loyalty or business is valued. A customer who has been inconvenienced, insulted, and sold a defective product deserves more than empty apologies. Respect is shown through action -- whether that is a discount, a replacement without interrogation, or a simple gesture that acknowledges the customer's experience. As the saying goes, "People don't care unless they know you care." At this point, I did not feel cared for, valued, or respected. In the movie Jerry Maguire, the famous line "Show me the money" became iconic because it represented proof, not promises. I am asking Whole Foods to show me -- through action, not words -- that my business matters. If this is not something your store can demonstrate, then I will take my loyalty elsewhere and make my concerns known. I am requesting a formal review of this incident, including the conduct of the managers involved, and an appropriate resolution that reflects the seriousness of this experience.