Located only 7 minutes from downtown Xenia, this farm market is a true treasure!…read more When I visited today (late September), there were gorgeous pumpkins, dried corn shocks for $3, plenty of apples, super cute fall aprons, squash galore, and PLENTY of jams and other goodies. I was so happy to see Delicata squash - my favorite! I also got a bag of ginger gold apples ($5.75) - very happy to see them, as they are hard to find. There's candy, and locally made pumpkin bread. What I love most? That everything is grown or made locally. I absolutely can get behind that. Highly recommended! They are open from late May through sometime in November. Check the facebook page for details, including what is available at the moment.

This is a real hidden gem. They have strawberry picking, fresh melons, fresh corn and vegetables,…read morefriendly staff and more. I love the giant dill pickles and honey sticks for sale. Beyond the fresh stuff, their canned items like marinades and jams are amazing also. I highly recommend if in the area!

Excellent sweet corn, fresh from the field. Also, nice selection of jams/jellies and Amish butter…read moreand meats.

We had such an amazing time during their event last weekend! Everything was free except for the…read morefood from the food truck and the ice cream. But my kiddo won prizes after spinning a wheel, played in the bounce house and even rode a horse!! All of that for free?!? There was also a pumpkin patch, playground and obstacle course. I sure hope they do something like this again!

From the owner: Our goal is to provide a safe, happy and educational experience for all that want to experience a…read morescaled-down version of farm life close to home. We operate under the Agritourism side of farming by providing experiences, education and production in agriculture products such as tomatoes and specialty peppers, livestock maintenance, fiber products (Alpaca Textiles), soil amendments and farm automation. We do not provide large scale production of any one item or product but instead offer a hands-on educational experience across a multitude of farm-related processes and fun activities to teach the value of farming.

If I could give NEGATIVE stars I would…read more Just went there, spent a decent amount of money on their products, was enjoying their little farm market with my friend and her daughter until we starting playing on their playground. On the train set there is a crawl space and my friends daughter crawled in there, and hit her head hard on 6 large and long screws pointing out of the low ceiling. We went to complain to an employee and try to show them that even though there is a sign that says play at your own risk, that is extremely dangerous, and the crawl space should be blocked off just for safety of children. This man got very upset and huffy and puffy. Was very reluctant to even speak to us, let alone help us. As we walked from the store to the playground he was almost yelling at this point, being so careless and rude to us, explained that HE DID NOT CARE ABOUT THE TODDLERS INJURY BECAUSE HE HAS PEOPLE SUING HIM CURRENTLY AND PEOPLE COMING WEEKLY TO TRY AND SUE HIM. His exact words, and we asked who even are you can we speak to the owner? He PROUDLY stated that he was the owner and then asked us to leave the property. We were so frustrated and felt so ripped off from what was supposed to be a fun experience that we just wanted our money back for the items we purchased. He refused to give us our money back and encouraged us to call the police. We told him we were just going to leave a bad review and he said he would just delete it! Absolute worst customer experience I have ever experienced, and coming from a not so great farm market that claims to have a petting zoo that is really just 3 goats. Don't waste your time to get treated this way.

my friend and i took my daughter to the apple country farm market this afternoon. they have all…read morethis fun kid playground equipment. so we decided to play before we left. on the train play set there is 4 very sharp rigid nails poking through the train's little crawl space. they punctured my daughters head. she wasn't badly hurt thank goodness, it could've been a lot worse. we decided to go up to the manager so he could fix this hazard since it's extremely kid accessible. he was extremely rude off the back when we came to him and absolute no empathy for my daughter who was clearly hurt. his exact words were "he doesn't care and to call the cops. people are trying to sue him weekly" and then proceeded to point to the sign that says "play at your own risk". the sign we clearly already saw but still thought it was important for the owner to block off the area or fix the exposed sharp nails so another kid couldn't get hurt. at this point he's irate, yelling, cussing, and demanding us off the property. we said we wanted to return the unused and untouched things we bought. (soap, honey, cider, apples) he REFUSED even though everything was unopened and untouched. DO NOT TAKE YOUR FAMILY TO APPLE COUNTRY FARM MARKETS!!! what was supposed to be a fun afternoon turned into a terrible nightmare.

Possibly our favorite farmer's market…read more Worth the extra dollars Always a Great staff Worth the drive for us.

The best produce! Service is very friendly. I wish it was open 365 days a year. Great atmosphereread more

This farm is a nice place to go and visit. They have very good produce such as apples…read more They sell local honey but and other products they get from other local farmers. They are on the pricey side but honestly, the value is there. Go check it out and enjoy.

A wide selection of quality produce. Great pickling experience. Nice atmosphere and friendly staff.read more

Ordered the mushroom ravioli for carry out. The flavors are soooo good! Earthy mushrooms and bright…read moresun-dried tomatoes with high-quality cheese and house made sauce. Salad is crisp and very obviously fresh. I was greeted when I stepped in and the hostess had my order ready immediately. Will definitely return - their outdoor seating looked really nice even in the rain today.

The minute you enter, the Italian aromas are just a preview of the delicious food they serve. Our…read moreparty of five was celebrating a Valentine's birthday. We ordered a variety of pasta and pizza. Most entrees come with salad & garlic knots. The knots were drizzled in garlic batter and delicious. The minestrone had a nice balance of fresh vegetables, beans, and pasta bathed in tomato soup. The pasta trios were very generously portioned and the flavor was outstanding. The pizza had a nice crust with fresh toppings. We left with individual pieces of cheese cake, tiramisu, and limoncello for dessert later. Our server was knowledgeable and helpful during our meal. We enjoyed the decor and had a great overall experience.

Farm to Table Produce: Bellbrook…read more Check out this neat farmer's market. Fresh veggies and fruit. Pleasant service. goto Bellbrook Dollar Store, and you have arrived.

Nestled just outside of the city is a family owned berry farm. I picked blueberries with my family…read more The blueberry rows are right at the front of the property, so not a lot of walking. They also have blackberries for u-pick. The spring honey is light and delicious. If you are looking for berries, this is the place.

I think I found this place through Facebook when we first moved to Dayton last year. But it wasn't…read moreuntil it happened to pop up in my feed last month that we finally decided to visit. We recently returned from a trip to MI where we went berry picking. Our little boy had so much fun! So when they announced they'd be open on Tuesday evening for berry picking, we knew we had to take him. Our visit was late August. Blueberries and blackberries were near the end of their time and the raspberries were just coming out. It wasn't too crowded, the people were nice and the price was pretty good! I even retuned later that week just for fun. The raspberries tasted even sweeter the second time! Yum!! They also sell honey, watermelons and pumpkins. You can frequently find them at different Farmers' Markets.