So this was such a cute place. It was very fun. The aesthetic was so cute. But the donuts weren't…read morevery good and the apple cider wasn't warm and that's literally what we came for so that was a bummer. The cold apple cider I bought was yummy though! The room full of apples smelled soooooo good. I'm glad we stopped. I needed this in my life.

It's a cute spot for a date or family fun- but come prepared to pay. When you park the first thing…read moreyou smell are the donuts and cider. This is where the sticker shock hits. $2.00 for a donut- not too bad. $7.00 for a PINT of cider??? Almost 20 for a gallon? unreal. Walk out and before you can even get to the orchard or the patch it's vendor city. Ok, can't be too mad. Everyone needs to make a buck, and it's all local from the looks of it. With the exception of the soy candles the prices were astronomical. Ok... no big deal- Don't want to pay a premium for the location, then don't buy. We didn't. They do have a great play area for kids next to some goats. You could feed the goats rather inexpensively from a Lil feed dispenser. Come with quarters in your pocket Next stop on the way, Corn Maze. $7 a person. Not terrible, but a tad steep for a short 10 min maze. Hay ride... to get to the pick your own apples and pumpkins- also a fee. The price of a bag of bushel of apples- ungodly. I thought we could pick our own and make a pie for date night. Ummmmm no. We went down the street to Ciolino and got apples for 1/10th price and none of the labor. Pumpkins were reasonable at .40 cents a pound. Overall, it's a huge property with plenty of things to do- for me it was just much more expensive than other local orchards and pumpkin patches

Sharing my experience with Duke Petting Farm to save you from having to go through the same thing…read more I was having a big cowboy themed party for my boys joint birthday party. So I thought how fun would it be to have a cowboy horse & a petting farm. I Talked with Deb before even booking the party to make sure all the kids would be able to ride the pony. At first I asked for a horse because most of the kids would be around 10-11 years old. I was told a horse would be too hard for the little kids but she would send me a large pony that would be perfect for my age range. I told her no one would be over 120 pounds. She even asked me to put it in an email and I did. I am sharing that email in the photo section. I confirmed this with the owner several times before the party. Fast forward to party day when the problems all began. She sent 2 girls to work my one hour party. The one girl that ran the petting bunny area was EXTREMELY rude to all the little kids. Even rolling her eyes at them when they asked what kind of balloons she could make. She yelled at them multiple times when kids 3 years old were petting the baby bunnies. To a point of me and several parents going in the bunny pen to help. It was so embarrassing that people at my party were being treated this way. Several of the bunnies kept escaping. She yelled at the 3 year old birthday boy when he went to get a second handful of food from the food bucket they bring. She said "you already fed the animals." We tried to talk to her to help change her bad mood but it was the entire time and super disappointing as this was a kids party. The other thing I would like to warn you about is that TONS of the kids were turned away from riding the pony. The girl working said they were too tall. One of the girls was a tiny 10 year old weighing no more that 65 pounds. If height was a requirement I should have been told that before the party. Like I said I discussed this with her multiple times. So only a few little kids got to ride over and over. When you pay over $500 for someone to bring animals to your party you expect at least kind service. I contacted the owner before coming to social media. She said the girl working the party was only 14 years old. While she did say she would talk to her she made all kinds of excuses. I think it would be better to have an adult working something like this. She told me the bigger pony they had used at a different party that day and had problems with so they switched to this one. I understand things happen in life but those are not a customers problem. While I couldn't come to an agreement with the owner I thought I could at least warn all my friends or anyone thinking to book for a party! Stay far away. I wished I would have booked somewhere else. After having the party I had several people recommend Tyler's exotic animals. They said he is much more kid friendly. Just super disappointed that so few kids got to ride the pony & that the other worker that ran the balloons/petting area treated everyone so rotten. It was an awful experience and I have booked lots of big things for events. Never have I had to deal with this kind of unprofessionalism. Truly disappointed.

It's a bit out of the way for folks living in town but it's a farm after all!!!! Debbie and her…read moreteam of volunteers are absolutely amazing!!!!! I took my 10 year old out here for some riding for her birthday, the offer lessons for a fair price and they also do this thing called "Mini-Mondays" where younger kids get to do fun activities and dive into the agricultural world. They get up close and personal with the animals while learning valuable life lessons such as showing respect to all creatures, kindness, forgiveness and other things we all want instilled in our kids! My girls just wrapped up softball and we're so excited to sign up for volunteering at the farm!!

There is, in a forgotten corner of Toledo, a building painted a green so vivid it should be…read moreimpossible to overlook -- and yet, somehow, the eye refuses to register it. This is one of the small, terrible cruelties of modern life. Inside this easily overlooked structure lives the Phoenix Earth Food Co-Op, where a small and lovely group of people attempt the nearly impossible task of living carefully in a world that punishes care. The shelves are clean. The lights are honest. The vegetables have come from soil that someone, somewhere, still loves. Here, briefly, the indifferent machinery of industrial food is held at bay by the careful arrangement of dried lentils. I urge you to find it. The difficulty of finding it is part of its meaning. What is worth knowing in this life is almost always hidden in plain sight -- and we walk past, and we do not see.

Prices were fairly reasonable; the bulk herbs and tea section was fun and clean with lots of unique…read moreitems they didn't have at Claudia's, like chicory and ashwagandha; the produce section was small but looked good; they really have a pretty good selection and manage to fit tons of stuff in a small space. The neighborhood feels sketchy and I couldn't tell where to park; also, the staff could've been more knowledgeable - it was apparent the manager just hired someone to man the register, but who is clearly not a natural foods convert herself.

This place is great, all the candy I grew up with as well as others. We sometimes need special…read moretypes of candy for various baking projects, we always find something there we can use. The building is very unique and a great showpiece for the neighborhood.

Amazing variety of candy and goods! Super friendly staff and the place is decorated super cute!…read moreThey even have the new hottest trend of dried freeze candies!

Get the ground steak burgers if you want more meat and less shrinkage! A 90/10 blend is still tasty…read moreand works well on a keto/ Mediterranean diet! Plus your guests will be impressed when you plate them up and bring them to the table!

Straight forward.. I loved it as soon as I discovered the place. The selection of brats and grill…read morefavorites were DELICIOUS. idk about organic being top on their list, but hey, you only live once

Now why am I not surprised at the reviews here? The man insisted on getting our honey baked sliced…read moreturkey from this location instead of the holiday location right down the street. Said the ladies at the the holiday location were mean to him last year lol. I agree. Anyway so preordered turkey and decided to add a side of au gratin potatoes. Mistake. Potatoes to be cooked at home. With cheap cheddar cheese and zero flavor. The disappointment is real. Now those honey baked turkeys n hams are the bomb and you pay a premium for them. The sides should be better. I really wish I had a box of au gratin potatoes to cook. They would be better than the $12 portion we got and the size is probably enough for 2 people. Maybe..Easy in/out with prepay. Come get your turkey or ham and come on out. Leave the rest alone

Great place to stop for lunch or to bring home frozen items. Ribs are always PERFECT. Love the…read morechicken salad and the sliders. Always have made anything I needed. I will keep coming back.

This is a shout out fot ALDI's amazing blueberry muffins! They are amazing and taste like…read morehomemade!! I know my way around many ALDI stores and that you can find baked goods close to the entry/1st Aisle. Plus, there are many other baked delights to catch your attention! Service at ALDI is pretty much whomever you catch on the floor but they are always very fast at checkout! The ambiance is clean and very organized and basic. You do need a quarter to access a grocery cart... unless you're lucky enough to be the beneficiary of someone handing off a discarded cart. It's just a quarter but builds so much good will in paying it forward... Definitely a thing that is growing and I love being part of it!

Wow! I can't believe I haven't come here more often. Everything is in order and the store is so…read moreclean. I love how they are way more affordable and the steps they are taking to reduce waste. They really have it in the bag. There are plenty of fresh options with good brands without being overwhelming. I will say if you're looking for certain personal care items there's slim pickings in that department. Otherwise this has definitely become my go to grocery spot. Don't forget your own bags!