A nice vegetable store. I went toward the end of the season so the selection wasn't that big, but…read morei've driven by dozens of time and seen lots of different items. I'll be sure to stop out again next year earlier in the season.

They grow just about everything they sell. Their cider is award winning, really! It is a family run…read morefarm in it's I believe 5th generation. They know just about everyone who comes by and if they don't know You they make You feel like they do before you leave.

Under new ownership - same great experience…read more I try to take my family every year as a summer tradition of picking blueberries. The farm does a great job of making it easy. You pick what you want and pay when done. They also have a small selection of other produce from local farms. Highly recommend!

We have loved Martins for years, there is nothing like fresh picked berries. I hope we can continue…read morethe family tradition for years to come

Blue Rooster Bakehouse - Oberlin, Ohio Driving through…read moreOberlin, I was looking for a good cup of coffee and decided to stop in at Blue Rooster Bakehouse. The menu is written on a chalkboard, and there's a display case showing off all their fresh pastries and treats. I was hoping for something savory, and the barista mentioned the only option was a cheese croissant. It wasn't shaped like a traditional croissant, but the dough was flaky and buttery, filled with jalapeño and cream cheese, and finished with a sprinkle of salt on top -- surprisingly delicious. I ordered a Doppio, which I later learned is a double shot of espresso. It was strong, smooth, and paired perfectly with my pastry. I also picked up a slice of gluten-free banana bread for my husband. They had about four gluten-free/vegan options available, and everything looked freshly baked. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the space itself was cozy, seating around 15 people. However, accessibility could be an issue -- the narrow layout and tight walkway would make it difficult for anyone using a wheelchair to navigate. My total came to around $12, which felt reasonable for a specialty coffee and baked goods treat. Overall, it's a charming little spot with quality coffee and friendly service -- a place I'd return to when I'm in the area and want to splurge a little.

Wow. The difficulty…read morein a place like this lies in the narrowing down and decision making on what to get. If I could, I would have gotten one of everything. We finally settled on oatmeal cookie (man it's so good), fig/goat cheese/pear pastry, berry pastry, americano, and a chai latte with oat milk. We had a blast eating outdoors at the picnic bench, nice breeze even on an August morning! If we're ever in town again, this will be our Go To spot for sure.

We stopped by the Corn Lady in Marblehead while camping and picked up 12 ears of sweet corn -- plus…read morea tomato and an onion -- and everything was absolutely fantastic. The corn was juicy, tender, and bursting with flavor, the kind that tastes like summer in every bite. The tomato was perfectly ripe and full of that homegrown sweetness, and the onion had great flavor and freshness that made it perfect for campfire cooking.Her stand is simple, welcoming, and clearly run with pride. Everything is fresh, fairly priced, and handled with care. It's exactly the kind of local stop that makes Marblehead special.

The Corn Lady is fabulous! This roadside stand near the intersection of East Harbor Road and 257…read moreis the best place to purchase sweet corn on the north shore. The Corn Lady sells fresh-picked corn at reasonable prices and will even help you select the best from the bunch, if you are a corn-selecting novice. We've been purchasing corn from her for years and will continue to do so.

A quick place to get junk. Brownie's Market is one of the few places in Sheffield Lake. It sells…read morelots of lottery tickets. Good selection of beer and wine here. The food is mostly candy and stuff. Building kind of smells bad. It doesn't have that much room inside. They have the counter off to the side with the items all piled together. Mostly stuff like beer and pop. They do have a few wines. It's about $12 for a bottle. This is the cheap looking stuff. Also you can find some food. This is just stuff for snacks. It's about $1 for a bag of cookies. This is cheap junky stuff. Service is just very average. They don't seem too enthused about people. It seems the main thing is the lottery because they advertise it a lot here. It sells lots of tickets so you see mostly regulars come in. They don't care as much about the service.

If someone need beer at midnight go to brownies they r open 24 hours 7 days. Brownies sold all the…read moretop winning lottery ticket. They r top lottery retailer in lorain county.

Debit card limit has to be $5.00…read more They seem to sell out of the glazed croissants & sourdough frycakes towards noon. Get your donut fix, or call & confirm. They didn't seal my 2 paper bags with a sticker as per usual (second time). Snoogles have gone up in price $4.00!

Kiedrowski's Bakery, located in Amherst, Ohio, has been on my want to visit list for a long time. I…read morefinally got the chance when I was already in the area one Saturday afternoon in August 2026. There isn't a ton of parking available as it is in a small strip mall. I waited about 5 minutes in line 6 people long and decided on what to order from their dozens upon dozens of yummy looking options while waiting. I was a bit put off from the politically charged things inside but minded my own business and ordered a lemon white chocolate cookie ($0.75) to eat now and one of their famous Polish pastries, a "Snoogle", to take home and eat later ($4). A Snoogle is a polish puff pastry with cream cheese and a vanilla butter bean glaze that was invented and patented here! They also sell lots and lots of packzi's during Fat Tuesday every year as well. Cookie was a bit dry but it was cheap and a small enough serving to not feel sinful. The snoogle was definitely worth making a pit stop for! It is a very unique pastry amd it is also massive - bigger than my forearm for sure. It is a very messy treat so don't eat it in your car. I loved this pastry and can see why it is so famous! If you find yourself in small town Lorain County, it's worth stopping at this bakery and trying a snoggle or something else yourself! They also sell scented candles of their baked goods and fresh bread loaves as well.

CARD SKIMMER ALERT HERE also, some ridiculous loss prevention lady kicks me out because I am…read morerelated to someone who accidentally forgot to pay for pasta salad when he was a minor. very odd.

There is a terrible scurge loss prevention cunt who takes her 14$/hr job wayyy to seriously and…read morekeeps making my brother leave the store even tho I'm the "banned" one("allegedly forgot to pay for a small anti pasta salad when I was in high-school 14 yrs ago) was never convicted of stealing and just paid the 4$. But she keeps making my brother (2 yrs younger) leave the store. They HAVE SKIMMERS ON EVERY CARD READER THERE ANYWAYS (simple Google search away, will confirm) so just don't shop there.

Always find something wonderful stop in and see Kate you won't be disappointed leave with some…read morewonderful jellies, Amish baskets and great smelling candles.

Keeps getting better. I have been going into the market since the year they first opened and was a…read morefood share member for a couple of years. Love that the produce is local and mostly grown on their farm. As they have continued to add more variety with milk, meat etc over the years I like going there even more to make it a one stop shop. They still have lots of room. Would love to see a section on everyday staples and other items with a local twist to be able to buy more of what I need there.