We've always seen the sign from the freeway for years and finally decided to stop by. I saw on…read moreFacebook that they were doing some really cute valentine candy bouquets, so we decided to pick some up for our kids. First, there was a really fun photo op outside. They had a ginormous chair we could take photos in, so we took full advantage of that :) This little store is chuck full of food and items made locally. They have produce, candy, ice cream, soda, beer, lotions, coffee, dog treats, decor and everything in between. In the back they have a vending machine where you can buy Bingham Custom Meats bacon bombs. We haven't used it yet, but it looks so awesome! The employee there was a rockstar! She helped us figure out our candy bouquets and made them look awesome! The kids absolutely loved them and I think we're going to need to do this again. Maybe the husband and I will get one for ourselves too next time.

This place is so cute and the customer service was amazing. My first time here they'd answered all…read moreof my questions and gave a few recommendations they had few little samples. This place is definitely a little hidden gem. If you haven't been here, I highly recommend it. Of course you know grabbed a few goodies. I will be back to grab some more sweet treats the ranch cheese, curds were ate on the way home and they were delicious my kids loved them

great fruit and great people Buy their apples and dried…read morecherries whenever I am in town

This is a classic late-summer stop if you are in Utah county. They've updated it since last year…read moreand the parking situation is 1000 times better now. Peaches are pretty good (I prefer getting my peaches from northern Utah at the beginning of September) and the ice cream is nothing special, but the experience of going to a local business and supporting while getting a fun seasonal treat is what makes this place stand out. They only had one table to sit at and one additional bench so they need more seating, but it's an improvement from their previous setup! Do note that even though this is an orchard, peaches are not available to pick your own from the trees. We were disappointed by that the first time we visited years ago.

Wow!! Today will be our 3rd time going to Tagge's!! We love this place!! Great selection of locally…read moreowned and grown peaches, strawberries, blueberries and the vegetables are fresh!! Do yourself a favor and get on of the Peach Parfaits! To die for!! This will be a regular stop on our visits to Perry Utah. They are open May to October!!

Friendly staff. Wide variety of produce fresh off the farm. Also some interesting Utah-produced…read moreitems such as jam, taffy, and cheese. Open on Sunday too! Major bonus.

Prices were good on 1/2 bushel of peaches but... the peaches were all brown and mushy after one…read moreday! Sorely disappointed. Tried to call-bad number; there's no website either. Peaches are my favorite fruit-- Sumida's Fruit Stand has always been great in the past. If the owners would like to make it right please contact me... @(kenthilton72@Gmail.com) Thanks, Kent

May not be the most well known or advertised but they have the best prices and amazing quality…read more Friendly staff and willing to let you taste.

A Bountiful Summertime gem. The Utah sweet corn and tomatoes are at the peak of perfection. Jack's…read morebread from Mountain Green is available only on Saturdays and sells out fast. Eager young B-town kids are working the registers and handing out samples of melons.

I like the yellow and white corn and the berries. Do they still sell jerk? How many stands are…read morethere?

When you drive through Brigham City/Perry, you likely drive through Fruit Row. It's like the OG of…read moreFarmer's Markets, before they turned trendy and popped up all over the valley. Here you can buy produce right from the local growers-it doesn't get more "farm to table" than that! This "stand" is rather large-with an indoor shopping area. It feels like it's a little too large for it's inventory-I'm not sure if they used to carry more products or if they just like lots of space, but it does feel like things are spread out unnecessarily. No matter-the fruit and veggies here are legit.

We picked up some very nice peaches. We specifically looked for some that were a little green as we…read morehad to drive back to Kansas with them. I am happy to say they canned up wonderfully. Nice big peaches 5 +/- to a quart jar, that taste fantastic. The last few peaches that were still a little green when we were canning, we are fresh as they ripened.

Came here about a month ago for the peach shake since it's become an annual tradition since last…read moreyear, but forgot to make sure they added the graham cracker topping! They were kind enough to give me a little cup on the side. The peaches beginning of September were good although not super sweet. Be prepared to wait a little bit since there's usually a decent crowd. I love that they have a nice little patch of grass to relax on while you enjoy your sweet treat! Not sure when they officially close for the season, but worth looking into before stopping by.

My family and I heard about this place from an instagram post, so we made the trek out to see what…read moreall the fuss was about. When we got there, there had to be nearly 100 scattered around with a sizable line. We probably waited about 20 mins to get to the window and order. While we waited in line, I was really suprised to see that there were only 3 tables available for people to sit. I find this pretty wild with how many people were there and I was told this was a "slow" day. It was almost 95 degrees outside and we had our little kids with us, so sitting in the grass and roasting wasn't an option, all the spots on the edge of the cement pad in the shade were taken, and of course the 3 tables were taken. When we got our ice cream (we ordered the cherry, peach, and then the apple cider slush) we just had to find somewhere to stand awkwardly while we had to wait to pounce on and fight for a spot on the ground that would eventually open up. They have an indoor area, where it seems they sell the peaches and other fruit they produce by the box, but I didn't see one person in there trying to buy any, and even then there was most certainly still space in there for a few more tables in the shade. For a place that's so busy apparently, it seems they could take better care of their customers. All that said, back to the actual treats themselves. I personally had the cherry and would say it was just okay. The ice cream reminds me of the ice cream you would get at the Costco cafe, which isn't bad, but certainly not super exciting. The cherries were good, though I have no idea if they are cherries from their farm or from a cherry pie filling can at the store. I wish the cherries were more evenly mixed in the ice cream. There was about an inch of straight cherries in the bottom, and some on the top. Meaning the treat started nice, then I had to eat through a bunch of plain vanilla ice cream to be able to get to the rest of the good stuff. Once I did, the ice cream gets a lot better when you can mix the cherries and sauce around with it. I tried a few bites of my kids apple cider slush, and it's exactly what it sounds like. I found myself wishing I'd ordered one of these instead. I found it a lot more unique and refreshing than what I'd gotten.

I love this place! It is my go to pumpkin patch place. It is full of good music and food. There are…read morea lot of things to do too

How have I never been here before? This is my favorite pumpkin patch I've been to in utah…read more Pumpkin patch is $5 entry, but if you want to go to the thriller park it's $30 on the weekends. They have shows every hour in the evenings on MWF and we got to see their shows and they were really fun. Raves for kids! Very loud, so if you or your kids are sensitive to noise I would recommend ear plugs. The thriller park has the show, performers, a corn maze, another maze type thing, and a foam pit and bouncy houses. The pumpkin patch has multiple pumpkin patches, TONS of pumpkins, and food trucks, ice cream, paintball (costs extra) and some shopping. Plenty of space, it never really felt overcrowded at all. Very aesthetic and great for taking pictures. Will definitely be adding this to our yearly traditions, this place is so much fun! The pumpkin patch was really cool if you just did that.

I have been going to Grammy's for so many years and I just love the way they treat you! They are…read morealways helpful and answer your questions even when they are busy. They let you select the fruit you want and you can put back any that you think are not up to your standards! They DON'T make you buy the over ripe fruit like the other big stands that always include it at the bottom of the box and also make you leave the area when they are transferring the fruit into a box for you because they want you to take whatever they give you! (The P place) . If you don't want to buy a whole basket they let you pick out the good fruit from any of the baskets you want to, so you don't have to buy the rejected fruit from the bin that is for smaller purchases like the place that starts with Pet... does! AND their prices are always less than that place! I just like the fruit from Grammy's better and the experience is alway so pleasant!

Grammy ' s is s cute little fruit stand. They're probably my 3rd favorite fruit stand in the area…read more Grammy ' s usually has a decent selection too. Their prices can range from cheap compared to the other stands to twice as much. As with any similar business it's best to check prices of a few places. Grammy ' s Facebook will also sometimes have specials not advertised elsewhere. Also watch for their discount card that they offer.

Alright, on your first visit here you are going to get lost unless you heed my warning and follow…read morethese instructions: When you exit off 89 at the light, turn right toward Best Western. Just south are some strips of businesses. Search for the karate studio and art academy, then take a left to go behind them and there's Beehive! I swear, they are trying to hide from someone, and even having visited two years ago, I still couldn't find 'em when I stopped by a few weeks back! Inside, it's an itsy lil' store offering wedges of their cheese by the pound and cheese curds. They also have a few varieties of excellent cheeses not made in house and local Creminelli salami, plus Chocolot candies. They carry a decent selection of Savannah Bee Company bath and body products, and a bit of their own branded merchandise. A variety of local stores sell Beehive Cheese, but it's still fun to stop here as you have access to all their goodies, most importantly, a variety of dreamy cheese curds. I just tried Fully Loaded for the first time: a delightful cheese fortified with High West's Double Rye Whiskey, and wow! That is a new favorite (and I truly adore all their cheeses). It's a little bit sweet, with such an intriguing flavor, and everyone I shared it with remarked that it was especially delicious. Chocolot (based in Ogden!) makes some excellent and beautiful artisan truffles. At Beehive, they also had some of their toffee, peppermint bark, and chocolate covered cinnamon bears. I really adore this brand, and it can be difficult to track down, so make sure to snatch up a box (chocolates are $2 a piece, available either as a set of three of six). The truffles vary in each package, and are not marked, but you can find a flavor key on their website: https://chocolot.com/pages/flavors. 4 stars for the shop, which could use a little excitement as it's a tad utilitarian, but 5 strong stars for their most exceptional cheese! They are a little out of the way, but I always forget how close they are to Ogden. Make the time to stop here if anywhere close by.

We only went for the cheese which is very good & unique. They have a new retail location that's…read morenice.