My first time there today and what a great place for produce, plants and trees!!! I loved it!!…read more Great specials every week and amazing prices!!!

Great prices on basic item. One of the few places you can find gluten free bread and bagels that…read moreare not frozen. You can also pick up great smoked salmon to go on the bagels. The rotating Aldi's finds are always interesting and worth a look.

Best store in Brownwood hands down I wish it was more lively but yeah super good store the prices…read moreunmatched love it love it

Make sure you go when they're open with the activities . We had a pretty long drive when we went…read morebut nothing was open but the store . We got some cute pictures and left but definitely make sure you go when it's open fully We did not get charged to get in due to it not fully being open and I appreciate them having us anyway

This is a beautiful place ! Well groomed and decorated however for the Harvest time it was $5 per…read moreperson to do the maze and it was over in less than 5 minutes . It was cute and clean and safe but $3 is probably more appropriate pricing . The line to get into the country store was so long we didn't even see that . The food truck was a great touch and their event building looks like it would be awesome . We drove 2 hours and were done in maybe 30 minutes top. I was just hoping for more . Great idea just not enough for me to make the drive again !

If you need firewood, this is the place. Located just east of Clyde it is Veteran owned. Their…read morefirewood is Oak or Mesquite. A cord of Oak is slit and very dry! Ready for winter and fires in the fireplace. They load. A cord is $195 for oak. Nice folks, they stack the wood in your truck and you can have s lovely drive home from the country. Highly recommend them!!

Was there today. Bought sguash, zucchini, okra and local honey. The flowers and hanging plants were…read morebeauEnjoyedI'll get those next time. Enjoyed the visit with Mr Reed. Stop in and look around. Firewood cut and stacked for sale. Stop in and say Hi to Bobby his 3 dogs and 12 turkeys and employees. You won't regret it.

I ate some of Rachel's fresh asparagus and they were the best I've ever had. Rachel has a large…read moreassortment of fresh fruits and vegetables as well as jams and other can goods through out the year. I enjoy stopping by the farm and getting the freshest of vegetables, picked to order!

This little co-op produce stand is still getting ramped up. I'm really happy with the eggs, peaches…read moreand onions I got here. I'll be back here every couple weeks. :)

From the owner: Freshly grown and picked organlcally grown foodsread more

Going to a farmers market you go with an expectation that you are getting local grown products,…read moreright? Well, today I saw that is a lie, I'm paying a farmers market price mark up for the same berries and things I could walk across the street and get at the big name grocery store. As I stood there in awe watching the girl take the strawberries from the plastic containers "from California" on the side- great from the poison insecticide place I was trying to avoid- and putting them into cute baskets to charge me 350% more I guess I will stop believing this is local and just go to the grocery store. This was really sad to see this place isn't shooting local farmers and selling local produce just the same stuff you can find at the store for less and get the same insecticide sprayed produce at less cost. There are some local products (honey and canned goods) but the produce and things are straight from the grocery store and made to "look" local.

Support your local Texans! Every local knows about the Weatherford Farmers Market has the fresh…read moresupply of plants, flowers and seasonal fruit and vegetables too. Highly recommend the local honey and coffee too! This is an outdoor covered and air conditioned market - stop by when you have time you won't be disappointed. :)

Definetly worth the stop. Very cool place with delicious food and nice friendly folks. Would visit…read moreagain.

Amazing fresh food. Very welcoming and nice owner. Can't wait for an excuse to come back.read more

I dropped a deer off at Steve's as it was closer than the. Or Al place I use in another town. I am…read moreso glad I did, the sausage, is great! Ground meat is mixed and blended amazing but their jerkey is the best I've ever had! Good smoke flavor and seasoning, tender as all get up! 100% will be using them from now on! Only down fall is the guys ass crack hanging out when you walk in up front and there is so many people in there you don't know who is working!

Steve's is apparently THE 'Meat Market' in this sleepy burg just to the far northwest of anywhere…read more We found out about Steve's after asking around at the BBQ joint up the street because we needed some peppered beef jerky to keep us rolling on our 2 day road trip. I figured that this was a good a place as any to ask, because meat heads in these towns usually stick together. Located just a few blocks north in an unassuming building on the main strip going through town, I found it curious that a meat market this small could be a going concern. We parked and walked to the door. As we entered to the 'tinkle-tinkle' of a little bell, we found the meat counter to be impressively stocked and prices quite reasonable. Everything was quiet. Too quiet. To our surprise, the clock suddenly struck high noon! Twelve bells!! For the jerky, the guy at the BBQ joint said 'you gotta talk to Steve personally'. So we asked the young man at the counter for Steve, the helper said "SShhhh!!" and we were quietly shuffled right back out the front door. He whispered that 'Steve' works in the back and he STFD. And locked it. WTH?? Really??!! So knowing we are desperate for a dried meat fix, we went to try the back door. We knocked three times and the door opened - but cracked only slightly. A pale man in a ball cap held out his hand, but said nothing. I fumbled for $10, handed it to the man and he quickly gave me the 'product' in a brown paper sack. The door slammed shut...locked tight. As the hair stood up on the back of my neck, I dared not open the bag - we just looked at each other, ran to the car, got in and hauled azz. Once out of town, the bag was opened....dried, peppery, chewy/crunchy....yep....THIS was the real deal. Just remember to knock three times.