Eggs are amazing the chicken are cage free. The price are really good range from three to four…read moredollars a dozen . Sometimes they also have beef for sale.

I love real eggs. Not the pale sickly kind that they sell in stores. It makes me so happy to come…read morehere and pick up eggs. It is a beautiful farm out in the country. You can tell the chickens are happy as they are roaming around free. It is so easy to access. The big cooler is out near the road so it is easy to pull over on the way home from work and pick some up. There is a jar there to leave payment. The eggs are bright yellow and healthy looking. The price is way better than whole foods and these are definitely local. I am happy to pay for the quality you get and just experience of getting my eggs right from the farm.

My husband & I have a 3 month old baby & wanted to take her to a farm/orchard. We've been to Yates,…read moreBlakes & Westview but wanted to support a smaller, local business! I came across Miller Farms so we decided to check it out on Sunday & I'm so glad we did! Adults & children under 3 are free, which was so nice compared to all the other places you have to pay a ton of money to enter even if you're not doing any of the activities. They have a couple goats & highland cows that were adorable. You can see that they are well cared for too! In the "fun zone" there are quite a few wooden playscapes for kids, some wooden cutouts for photos, cornhole, picnic tables, a big haystack for climbing, & a beer tent with seating next to it. We had a friend with us as well, so we grabbed some drinks & hung out in the seating area. It was really clean & the bartender was quick & helpful! The corn maze was fun & pretty simple which is nice since there's young kids going through it. We were going to do the u-pick pumpkins, but it was pretty chilly, so we decided to hold off on that & just purchase pumpkins in the front. The pumpkins are only $8 & they are HUGE!!! We also got a dozen cinnamon sugar donuts & a half gallon of cider. The donuts were sooo good & I enjoyed the cider as well! I did also purchase pickled sweet garlic but I haven't gotten to try it yet. We will absolutely be back! I'm hoping that coming here can become a family tradition for us & our daughter!

Great selection of high quality Christmas trees, wreaths, kissing balls, and little evergreen…read moregnomes among other things. Service was friendly and helpful. One of the owners, Stacy, was super helpful in cutting off the bottom of our tree so it was ready for the stand and carried the tree to our vehicle and helped load it. We will definitely be coming back to try some of the jarred foods they had (salsa, etc.). Give them a try!

Hampshire Farms is a treasure. It's been in the family since 1896 and certified organic since 1988…read more They grow a wide variety of dry beans, seeds and grains. Absolute staples for any good diet is what they grow for us. They also have fertile eggs and desem bread baked in their own brick oven including one from spelt. These are all of the things that I used to haunt food co-ops and Whole Foods looking for. Once I discovered Hampshire Farm's I stopped that. Now all of my grains, beans and seeds come from Michigan grown by people I see every Saturday. They staff the Royal Oak and Eastern Market. farmers market year around. I've also seen them at the Oakland County market.

The strawberries are fantastic. The young man who runs it is Justin who helped explained everything…read moreand how to help me with my own Strawberrys to grow right fantastic person.

They have a nice variety of fresh veggies during the season, beautiful flowers. I'm there quite a…read morelot during summer In the fall, great selection of pumpkins, gourds,etc They have corn mazes and hayrides On top of a very friendly staff, especially Tori!

I took my daughter and grandchildren. They have everything there and the prices are reasonable too…read more Cider and donuts, the kids did the corn maze, hay ride into the woods to feed pigs and chickens! We absolutely love this place

We came here with a church group and really enjoyed our time. They had a variety of animals and the…read morekids enjoyed looking at all of them and petting some of them. There are a couple of climbing structures for the kids. We did a hay ride (it was windy so bundle up if you're going in the colder months) but everyone enjoyed it. We would love to come back and experience some of the other offerings.

This is a gem. I went here for camp when I was litttleee I remember it til this day. I will always…read morerecommend this place to anyone I know now who has kids and now I have my own! And I plan on bringing them here for camp someday too when there old enough. It's so family friendly. It's nice and the staff are awesome. It's a wonderful experience for kids.

Can someone please explain to me why i received a fresh gallon of milk that REEKS of amoxicillin…read moresmell and full of chunks ?? Not an egg smell, not a sour smell, specifically amoxicillin. I have always bought from here since moving to the area and this is just concerning now because I have a 1 year old that is on whole milk.

I have spent more time going to farms to get my groceries directly from the source. I enjoy getting…read moresome fresh air in the countryside and supporting local farmers. I'm not a huge fan of milk nor do I drink it often, but Crooked Creek would be the place to buy milk if you are looking for dairy products free of antibiotics. Crooked Creek's milk is hormone/steroid-free and the cows are fed vegetarian feed with non-GMO corn and hay. Crooked Creek is a must-visit on any farm tour of northern Macomb County. Calves welcome you in their pens as you enter the farm. Besides being able to feed the cows and goats, the store offers delicious ice cream, Crooked Creek milk, fudge, chocolate bars, and other locally made foodstuffs.

Their cider is very good. Donuts were also very good, and the apple fritter my wife said was the…read morebest she has had. We definitely plan to go back. Their pricing was fair based on today's economy.

Blueberry pie was $25 no way, good but NOT worth the price. Average at best definitely over…read morepriced. If you go be prepared to pay inflated prices.

7/31/2025 Review…read more#522 Added This Business, Wish I could of been FTT, So I'm First To Review - FTR ! When it comes to Summer time I enjoy supporting Local Farmer Businesses. My physical therapist recommended so I decided after My appointment to check it out. When I googled this Family Farm of 5 Generations Growing & Selling At their Family Market, named Schramm's, I noticed that they were not on Yelp. Therefore 1st Add to assist other Yelpers or Shoppers! What a pleasant experience chatting with the staff and walking around the plentiful areas of fruits and vegetables and other items they sell locally. I had a great visit on Tuesday the 29th of July to shop for Corn and Pickling Cukes to make Garlic & Dill Pickles. I talked to Cheryl and Tonya working throughout the market inside the barn area with produce such as fruits and vegetables that have been harvested in June and July and will continue till ?? based on selling. I Look forward to shopping here in the Fall months for pumpkins and much more to buy and eat plus items to decorate My Home In Macomb. I have posted MANY Photos to Help promote this local and family business of hardworking members throughout their celebration of 117 years ! Enjoy the photos I've attached of the newest family generation and the past family members with husband and wife farmers dating back to 1908. They have certainly shown their dedication and hardworking lives as a tight family of farmers from sunrise to sunset in the seasonal months. Seasonal Hours are posted and a map that I also posted when Adding this nearby local Farm Market. Open July - October from 10am - 6pm. Drive over and Stop In to Enjoy purchasing Fresh Homegrown and Locally sourced Produce. Available in season: cantaloupe, celery, lettuce, watermelon, radishes, broccoli, garlic, eggplant, dill, red and white potatoes, several onions, pickling cucumbers, slicing cucumbers, tomatoes peaches, zucchini, yellow squash, bell peppers are what I saw while shopping. B They sell lots jars of Homemade jams preserves and salsas. Growing for Generations - Celebrating 117 Years! Sincerely, SpecialK - Karen :-) Their Corn on the Cob is SOOOOOO Sweet ! No Salt is Needed!

The Indigo Lavender Farm was an exceptional experience. We walked the farm grounds and spent lots…read moreof time in the lavender gift shop. Lisa was so helpful and guided us through the different plant options for our landscaping project. The store has so many gift ideas for even the pickiest of family members. Plenty of parking spaces for the store. The store has 2 to 4 festivals a year with craft vendors and food trucks. The next date is may10th for the fairy festival. Give them some business and you'll hopefully love it as much as we did.

We bought tickets ahead of time so this made things even easier. They provide scissors and a…read moremeasure band to wrap around your lavender. That way you know how much to cut. It's the fragrance that hits you first, then the soft buzzing of all bees hard at work. An amazing Celtic band, Roane, provided music that went along with the relaxing and magical vibe.