Go every year! They still put efforts to improving every year, adding events and just improving!…read moreGreat shop here that has amazing treats! Cider donuts are the best! Corn mace always impressed me, and my wife loves the pig races! Also got our pumpkins here because cheaper than the store and bigger. Worth it!

We went for apple picking Bought tickets online. But still…read morehave yo wait in long queue to get the bags. There is no separate counters for online bought tickets. There was beautiful pumpkin setups. There was a man with wonderful pumpkin carving talent. Was really impressed. We got onto the wagon to go to apple farm. They guided us where to go. We spent about an hour. We enjoyed picking different types of apples. Weather was beautiful. We saw making of fresh apple donuts, bought some and they were so soft fresh and yummy Definitely recommend going here and it is great place to take kids too.

I had a great time at McCann's Berry Farm! Tons of berries (probably the best berry farm we went to…read moreon our berry picking day out), the cutest little setup and an extremely friendly dog. What more could you ask for?

This was my first time going apple picking. I've heard about it which made me interested, curious,…read moreand excited all at the same time. We picked Cody's farm because there wasn't an entry fee, it wasn't too far, and someone picked up the phone when I called to answer all my questions. You purchase an empty bag for picking apples before starting. A bag costs $30 and holds ~ 30 pounds according to them which works out to $3 a pound. The weather was nice and it was plenty of apple trees to pick from. There were only a couple of other people picking apples while we were there. I imagined these huge trees with apples high up to reach for, but all the trees were around 4 to 5ft. There was several very long rows of different apple trees to walk up and down. I am now convinced to get an apple tree for my back yard since the size isn't huge. The farm had play areas and activities for children so it is a cool place to bring the kids. We hit the store and I bought apple cider donuts that just happened to be really delicious. Most of the produce and products seemed to be a little pricey, but I'm thinking everything is supposed to be organic so the prices are mor. I would definitely return and bring little ones if I had any to spend a day out here.

Cute little farm with farm animals to see and kids play area. Produce, honey, soap and candles…read moreavailable to buy in one barn. Vendors and food in another. I was going to get a caramel apple but they were $8 and not made there, prepackaged, so they did not appeal to me. Sandwiches were restaurant prices not" barn" prices so I left. I did enjoy the animals, goats, pigs, sheep and small cattle. I suppose if you have kids it's a great autumn thing to do and pick up some pumpkins and squash while there. Just seemed pricey and there was a charge for kids areas so I don't think I need to go back unless I have little ones to entertain.

Very nice place tons to choose from staff was very nice. Right next to fresh thyme market but much…read morebetter option. Good quality, seafood, and meat.

What a great selection of produce, trail mixes, olives bar and more. Ben was so helpful to get me a…read morebasket for my shopping. Nice flow through the store to check out fresh baked treats. It did not disappoint! Thank you!

Stade's is such a fun place to visit with family and friends. We went for raspberry and apple…read morepicking and had an amazing time - it's such a great experience being out in the fields. They offer so many other fruits and vegetables to pick from too, so there's always something new to enjoy each season! The staff are friendly and helpful, and the prices are very reasonable considering how fresh and high-quality the produce is. Everything we picked tasted incredible - you can tell it's straight from the farm. We've made it a tradition to go every year, and it never disappoints. It's a wholesome, fun outing that's 100% worth it!

Came here on a Saturday morning for berry and veggie picking and left with bags full of produce…read more They had rows and rows of blueberries and raspberries, plus a crazy variety of vegetables--peppers, onions, peas, potatoes, cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, kohlrabi (yes, really), beets, zucchini, cucumbers... we were blown away by how much there was. It was actually a ton of fun pulling veggies straight out of the ground and hunting for the best berries. Felt super satisfying and kinda meditative. Definitely a good way to spend a few hours outdoors. Pro tip: there's no shade at all in the fields, so wear long pants, long sleeves, a hat, and sunglasses unless you want to roast. We didn't bother with water bottles because sampling the fruit as we went kept us hydrated. Highly recommend doing that--those berries are perfect.

This is the second year in a row we went to Woodstock Country Orchard for apple picking. Year 2 was…read morejust as great as the first! It's no frills which I appreciate. No admission charge, no parking fee. Just walk in and grab some bags and a wagon and go to town. $8 for a half peck of most varieties and $10 for a half peck of honeycrisp. Our favorites are the honeycrisp and senshu. We picked 2 pecks for ourselves and two weeks later we're down to just a few apples. Everyone there is super nice and helpful. If you want cider donuts, go early!

If I was writing this review last year when we went it would be for 5 stars. This year, it is just…read moreone. Perhaps I caught someone on a bad day but the person who we dealt with when I asked for the peck bag and raspberry container barked at me when I asked where to go to find the raspberries and where for the apples available today. He than yelled that he didn't want my kids throwing the apples around. I have 5 year olds and they were standing by my side, well behaved and attentive. I asked why he would say that and he rudely said that is all kids do there. Not very family friendly to say the least. I would have left but I didn't want to upset my kids more than he already did. When I paid, I dealt with someone else and he was cordial but the other person was so rude they are deserving of one star.

Great place to explore and find various products directly from the source. It is mostly food, but…read moreother goods can be found here for purchase. Everything is set up in the square with live music being played sometimes. During the summer I indulged in cider donuts, fresh bread, crepes, a quesadilla, and cheesesteak. What a great place to check out during the nice warm summer days.!

This winter market is awesome and support a local farm is even better. Was able to support several…read moresmall businesses. Got a lot of Christmas gifts This is a great opportunity and wonderful items. Easy to access. The orchard also had a store open. There was food options and hand crafted items. I got some soap, jelly-jams, bakery goods. Pot pies. Lip balm just to name a few.

Tom's Farm Market is the go to destination for so many reasons. It's owner is as down to earth as…read moreit gets. Gardening supplies and plants. Flowers. Fruit. World's best musk melons. I mourn when they go out of season. Celebrate when they return in summertime. Same for the best sweet corn in the midwest. Burn wood? Got it Mulch. You get it right? But wait. Tom's Grill makes excellent sandwiches. Bread's pies cookies donuts Salsa Guacamole Salad dressing.

I wanted some strawberries (as did my strawberry fanatic of a toddler--a girl after my own heart)…read more So we packed up and headed to Tom's to get some. No interest in U-Pick, thank you, though they do this throughout the season (check their instagram for info on when they are allowing U-Pick). It was a fine place but I'm not sure if I would make the trip again. It was an hour drive and we got our strawberries, walked around a bit, and left; all told we were there for maybe 20 minutes or so and I don't think it was worth the drive. I'll probably pick up from a farmer's market instead, unless I'm nearby. They have more than just the produce here, as there's a little gift shop area on the one side of the building that has gift items, children's toys and clothes, and more. They also have a counter where you can order food, and a nice outdoor area to eat at. I will say that what I REALLY appreciated was that it wasn't a farm carnival, as some of them are now with rides and lines and parking that's blocks away. This is a more straightforward farm stand, which is what I wanted.

This orchard has been a couple of experiences for me. Both fantastic and disappointing. Fantastic…read morebecause of the lovely varieties, the excellent quality of the apples, and the low-frills true focus on good fruit being grown. The founder of the orchard recently passed away, and it has been handed off to some really lovely people. But with recent growing seasons being very difficult, and this orchard effectively starting over, it's not quite the same just yet. I recently picked some apples and peaches, and they didn't live up to some really high expectations from previous years. But it was still a lovely experience. We were welcomed very warmly, and had a nice morning just like we always did. At this point, I look forward to the future of this orchard. It really is prepared to be what a great orchard can be: simple, varied, and welcoming. This year may not be the best year for Meadowmoor ever, but I'm very glad it's still around, and plan to be back again next year.

It really feels like fall harvest season to see their great display of fresh apples at Green City…read moreFarm Market, Sep 13, 2025 by the Lincoln Park Zoo. The apple varieties were unfamiliar to me: Zesta, Russett, Hawaiian, and about a dozen more. We sampled Hawaiian and it is sweet and juicy.

This is what the following cost me at the Andersonville Farmers' Market on July 10th, 2024:…read more 1 small cauliflower 1 garlic bulb 2 zucchini 1 carton of a dozen eggs 1 eight-ounce jar of strawberry jam Total: $30 Great produce, but their prices are hard to swallow.