Amazing!!!~ Wow!!!~ very Huge You can find many kinds of…read morefruits. The apples here are so sweet And the grapes are fantastic This is the first time I have ever had grapes so sweet. I bought too much fruit i couldn't stop I hope you all come here too

No more Amish butter or ready to bake whole apple and pumpkin pies? That has been a staple to…read moreStovers over the years and I have never seen that missing. Instead they now sell packaged (processed) half strawberry pies already baked which was nasty and stale. Who wants strawberry ;already baked) pies when it's apple and pumpkin season? Didn't even have fall donuts anymore. Guess I have to cross Stovers off my favorite place list now. What A shame.

This place was AWESOME, it made fresh cinnamon donuts, and also had all kinds of cool stuff like…read moresyrup, donuts, pumpkins and just seasonal stuff in general! And the shopkeeper was very friendly and generous! And if you are Hispanic (like me) so is the cashier/shopkeeper! So I recommend coming here! By an 11 year old boy (in pictures)

Fresh produce and friendly service. The only issue I have (pretty small one) is that it was hard…read moreto know when they opened for the year. Their website wasn't updated and only had the previous years info.

I love this place- skip the big box stores - come get all your plants. Quality flowers and plants,…read moregreat selection and excellent prices!!! Cash or check only! staff is super helpful

From the owner: Here at Schilkes Farm, it's now time for all things fall like. We're big on mums and different…read moretypes of squash. We do fruits and vegatables on the side, craft our own jam, sweet or sour pickles, maple syrup and honey. Most is local, the rest comes form the Amish. We've been a mom and pop shop the whole time and we're full of information and love sharing what we know with you. Our family would enjoy it if you would arrive and browse or buy something that we have to offer. Stop by our hidden gem today and spread the word.

As we were in the area for a Warren Dunes vacation, my wife and I decided to check out the St…read more Joseph Farmer's Market. I am so glad we went! Parking was surprisingly easy, and once we got started, it was a block and a half of a good time. Now, we did not buy much, but we did enjoy seeing everything and talking to a few people. We were especially excited to buy fruit directly from the farmers! I got a bunch of peaches and nectarines, and let me say I have never in my life tasted such good fruit! I also tried the homemade strawberry & rhubarb pie, and bought the homemade honey with cinnamon. I also especially liked how the Farmer's Market overlooked Silver Beach. It was a nice time, and I look forward to going back before the Farmer's Market season ends this year! Shopping variety............A+ Prices................................B Ambiance........................A+ Customer Service...........A+

Not as big as some farmers markets. Overall good. Lots of different options and variety.read more

Their peach-habanero jelly is great!!! Very nice selections of fruits and goods. Recommend!read more

Market Only Review! Happened upon this market when…read moreexploring in the Coloma area. They offer a variety of jams, spreads, dressings, salsas, produce, flowers, pies, and more! It was well organized and prices weren't bad. They also offer picking experiences for cherries, peaches, apples throughout the year for a $/lb cost and $5 admission. Just note that all jarred goods at the market are made by the Amish but distributed by their company. Tip: Use the address listed on Yelp to find; Google Map's address is incorrect.

LOVE the restaurant and the grocery store with authentic food, the staff is really nice!! The…read moresalsas are the best I've ever tried in the area The place is clean but always packed so I get my food to go

I came here for lunch. This restaurant is inside a grocery store. Just turn right as you enter…read more Parking is ample. You order at the counter and they give you a number to take to your table. Everything here was pretty good that I ordered. I had the steak fajitas, large guac, and 3 tamales. I really liked the pork tamales. They were huge. The large guac was pretty good too. It complemented my fajitas pretty well. The fajitas came out sizzling hot and fresh hot corn tortillas and beans. This wasn't my preferred thick strips of steak, but it was still flavorful. At the end I ended up getting two pastries in the case. 1 was a churro and the other a sugar coated donut. The churro was super stale... the sugar donut was soft and it seemed freshly baked. I liked that the most. I would definitely come back here.

If you see their sign, do yourself a favor and stop! I've been back every weekend! Wow! Her produce…read moreis always clean, fresh, and organized - family run! We love their large sweet tomatoes (beefsteak or heirloom), salad and large cucumbers, yellow squash, zucchini, Michigan cherries, green beans, white and red onions, and garlic! Her prices are farmer prices which means you're paying less than grocery store and worth every penny!!

This is the best farm stand I've found so far. Some places I've tried like Piggot's and Nye's ship…read morein some of produce from other places. All of Jasper's is grown onsite. Fresh, clean, and yummy. And very nice people running the stand.

The Market in St. Joseph is such a fun little hidden gem. It's a small indoor marketplace with a…read moregreat mix of local vendors -- think cheese, coffee, wine, beer, fresh sandwiches, and a few cute gift shops sprinkled in. It's got a cozy, welcoming vibe and feels like a perfect stop whether you're just passing through or spending the day downtown. We grabbed food from Dad's Farm while we were there, but the whole space had a nice variety of things to browse and taste. It's a great place to take a break, pick up a few local goodies, or grab lunch to take to the beach. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area! They are adding Gelato soon, as well! Woo!

Located in St. Joseph Michigan,this indoor market offers a variety of food and drink ideas ,gift…read moreitems and more. There is a small coffee shop,taproom and sandwich shop located in the market as well as indoor seating. Street parking is available. Open 7 days a week.

Very nice family and extremely helpful. I needed a lot of potatoes for a potato bar at a grad party…read moreand they were able to help me!

I tried using the contact form on the website, which was broken. (I will update the star rating…read morewhen this concern is addressed.) My questions are: Primarily where do you get your milk? Are the dairy farms from which you get your milk humane certified? Are the cows treated with hormones? I think this information would be valuable to the consumer; my choice to consume your product is entirely dependent upon the level of the welfare of the animals from which you get your milk, and I think this information should appear on your website. Thank you for your time.

The company itself makes pretty decent cheese. This particular review is on their Brie...eh echm,…read morelets begin...I am really trying to like Brie, maybe because of the hype or maybe because I love me some cheese. I was excited to get a wedge and let it get to room temp while I cut all manner of fruit to have my first taste of Brie. In Culinary School we ate many different cheeses and rated them...a full spectrum of cheeses was at our munching pleasure....except Brie...? odd. But now I believe I know why it was not there. First it smells like a storage shed made of concrete with too much moisture. I tried it alone and it has a creamy texture that was nice but the shed smell is now in my mouth. Kiwi, Star fruit, Honeydew, strawberries, green grapes all unimpressive. So still trying to like Brie I chopped the ole faithful yellow apple which made it palatable, but then the apple usually does...I mean throw shredded cheddar on warm apple pie and go to heaven. I digress, Brie is not the cheese for me and I would not recommend it to anyone else, don't waste your money. Besides the shed taste and smell it is full of disappointment...and I can eat the ass end of cheese. Crumble some Gorgonzola on a homemade pizza and I'll be over but you serve Brie and I'll take the rain check.