Amazing small market with big selection Fresh sandwiches…read moremade while you wait, excellent selection of fresh produce Just an amazing place to shop

Kremer's Market is a delightful little shoppe in Crescent Springs. It has some very unique foods,…read moreproducts, as well a large deli counter which also sold sandwiches which is what I'm here to talk about. They have lots of sweet treats such as cookies and other delicious delectables. I went with a Kremer's Cordon Bleu Sandwich which came with melted Lorraine Swiss, roasted chicken, ham, and dijon mustard on a croissant. It was absolutely delicious with the meats especially standing out as being awesome. Unfortunately there isn't anywhere to sit and eat on site at Kremer's but there's a beautiful park across the street to sit and eat which is what we did. They have tons of other things I want to try from their store and we will definitely be back.

A very interesting place. Numerous types of fruits and vegetables, some of which you don't…read moreordinarily find in your typical grocery store. They also had a very nice nursery area. I think it is worth the trip to shop here.

Recently visited Pipkins fruit and vegetable market for the first time. I thought it was really…read morecute and nice from the moment I pulled in the parking lot. I went with my family, and we walked around the outdoor nursery for a little while. My one year-old had fun playing in the gravel. I do not know much about the average cost of plants to know if the deals were good or not, but the plants themselves looked healthy and vibrant. I shopped for some groceries inside and was honestly disappointed to find so few local products. Because it is a farm market, I guess I just anticipated more things from local farms. I definitely found some! Just not as much as I was expecting. And then I was shocked at some of the prices. I understand being a local business can be tough and expensive, but sadly the prices were high enough that I I don't believe I would go out of my way to return, but would stop by for some produce if I was in the area. I will say that I bought one of the best watermelons of my life. It was just a quarter wedge, pre-cut. It was perfect in every way. My baby and I ate the entire thing in one sitting. They also had some produce that is not as normal to find, such as yellow, zucchini, and passionfruit. I grabbed a yellow zucchini because it was big and robust and bright yellow, and I had never tried one before. Oh! They also had a good price on beets-- which were legitimately three times the size of those at chain grocery stores.

I love the fresh produce and fruits. I also love the idea that owners are usually on site.read more

I have been going there for years. The service is excellent. The produce is very goodread more

Such a cute little market with international goodies as well as discounted produce. They also offer…read moresushi and pizza from local establishments. I think the meat price is decent here and I don't have to worry about it spoiling a day after buying like I do at Kroger. The workers are super nice and helpful; they can tell you where anything in the store is. - a little pricey but nothing you don't expect from your small hometown specialty grocery store.

Having not lived in the Cincinnati area very long, I was curious about this store. It is a nice…read moreclean store with absolutely the freshest produce. It really is an amazing grocery store with an attached wine store also. The employees were very helpful and friendly. I will be back.

Fresh fruits, veggies, apple cider, pumpkins and sunflowers. We love coming here every year. Pick…read moreyour own pumpkins and sunflowers in a large patch. Pumpkins were all huge and perfect for carving. Great fall date idea

I needed to get some pumpkins for a pumpkin carving party and I also wanted to make applesauce to…read morecan, again this year. What better place to go than McGlasson Farms! We were able to pick our own pumpkins and I got a 1/2 bushel of apples to make my own applesauce (which is seriously too easy). The staff was super amazing and helping us know what to do, where to go, etc. Who doesn't love going to an actual farm for pumpkins and apples? That's what the fall is about! I will definitely go back to McGlasson Farm again in the future. It's also cool to ride the Anderson Ferry back to Ohio when you're done.

Irons Fruit Farm, where can I begin. I have been going to this farm for years and even when things…read moreseem to be a tad chaotic the employees try their best to meet customer demands. The Peacocks and other livestock really bring life to the place. The Emu is a little odd but a unique touch to the farm. The Caramel Apple pie is to die for, so so so good, and the Apple Cider Donuts? So good, I also appreciate that the bakers don't package the donuts hot (even if we as customers have to wait) because NO ONE wants soggy donuts from the steam getting trapped in the package. Another thing that I love about Irons is how pretty it is to sit on a bench and look around as you feel the fall wind.

This place is so nostalgic to me and perfect for the fall. Best apple cider and apple cider donuts…read morein town. So so fresh. Will always come here in the fall! I love the live music as well!

Kopp smoked turkeys are hands down incredible! We had great experiences both last year and this…read moreyear. Our family thoroughly enjoyed the food. We will be loyal customers immediately the future for sure!

I would not recommend this company to anyone or anything. I was behind one of their drivers last…read morenight with life turkeys man was going 80 miles an hour down the road I should've called the police on him had him arrested. These poor animals were scared out of their mind. There was feathers going all over the road and this made weaving back and forth. I went down to Kentucky to enjoy myself for the day but after seeing that I've never been so upset and all my life on a trip and yes, I'm going to call that company first thing this morning and let them know what I think it was the most awful gruesome thing I've ever seen. I will never put a piece of turkey ever again in my mouth.

Quality and freshness of vegetables and friendly customer service as always…read more Great place, a piece of history.

Very disappointed with our visit. I told my 3 yr old grandsons, the wooden displays were very old,…read moreand had not been maintained. The hayride was $21for the three of us. The decorations along the hayride were all gory and most if them were broken! I spent almost $100 for pumpkins and hayride, won't go again! If you want a nice, reasonable day for little ones visit Blooms and Berries!!

Had fun at Jungle Jim's in Fairfield. The place is huge and fun and somewhat overwhelming. All…read moreSorts of countries represented. Candy and sauces, meats live seafood, chips and other snacks. 10,000's of square feet of shopping. Great stop. Be ready to spend money.

Jungle Jim's lives up to its reputation as the Disneyland of grocery stores. For the best Bay Area…read morecomparison, it would be like if you took Berkeley Bowl and made it the size of two Costcos and gave it Trader Joe's vibes. It really has products from all around the world. When we arrived, we didn't know about the giraffe and rhino entrance system, so we parked in the front and entered through the rhino entrance. Apparently, the rhino entrance is optimized for shoppers coming here for everyday necessities and the giraffe entrance is optimized for the full experience. Ultimately, the store is all connected so it doesn't really matter, but you may save yourself a few steps by going to the back parking lot and entering through the giraffe entrance if you want to explore the whole store. They have an extensive beer, wine, and liquor section, though we didn't buy anything as we were going to Louisville next and wouldn't have space in our luggage for an extra bottle. The international section is huge. Based on my experience, I would say that for each individual country, the spread of packaged goods doesn't quite reach the level of a full Asian supermarket, but the selection is about as good as an ethnic corner store. Still, there's no other store in the country quite like this; Berkeley Bowl doesn't have the breadth or depth of coverage. Now, one area where Berkeley Bowl shines is in produce; while Jungle Jim's has a very extensive produce section including international produce, I would consider them a tie in terms of variety, despite the former's much smaller footprint. Now, they do keep it local as well. They sell various brands of canned Cincinnati chili, frozen goetta, Cincinnati-made whisky, and Cincinnati-roasted coffee. We got several bags of coffee from at least three unique local roasters, generally roasted within the last 1-2 months. After getting home and tasting it, it was very good. Overall, prices can be a bit steep, but it's worth it for hard-to-find items that you can't get anywhere else. There are also some sale and clearance items where you can snag a good deal.

First time going here this year and we loved it! So much to do and admission is free. Food trucks,…read moresuch a cute shop. Lots for kids. Definitely recommend and so awesome no charge to get in.

Great pumpkin patch for the younger ones. Lots of interactive play areas, Barrell ride, and hay…read moreride. Solid food trucks and very limited petting zoo.