I love purchasing from Temple Family Farm at the Sewickely Farmer's Market! They sell a variety…read moreof meats and it is of superb quality. Being able to support a local family-run farm that raises their livestock the healthy way is such a blessing!

I believe that Temple Family Farm was founded about 100 years ago. I met the current owner at the…read moreSewickley Farmers Market. He was selling an assortment of meats: ground beef, beef patties, london broil, chuck/arm roast, rump roast, eye of round roast, short ribs, beef cubes, liver, porterhouse, t-bone, bone-in ribeye, strip steak, filet/tenderloin, sirloin, skirt, beef brisket, pork chops, shoulder roast, baby-back ribs, spare ribs, country ribs, bacons, hams, ground lamb, lamb rack, loin chops, etcetera! A sign on his table said that he was also offering half/whole pigs and whole lambs. He accepted customers' payments via cash, check, credit card, Apple Pay, and Venmo. My husband, who had recently been gifted a new grill, felt most interested in the beef brisket, so he purchased 2.5 pounds of brisket. The owner made courteous conversation about how to grill the brisket, and he sincerely thanked us. The price was slightly higher than what some other farms and stores charge, but I think that Temple Family Farm raises their animals in better conditions. Later at home, my husband put this beef brisket in his smoker for hours. The brisket was tender and flavorful.

I absolutely love Elderberry Marsh products. Their biscuit mix is is a must-have. You can purchase…read moreit right from their charming farm stand on Hayes Road (or online). Don't forget the honey for your biscuits! My other favorite EM products are the elderberry syrup kits, jam, fire starters, pancake mix, maple syrup, and hand-embroidered towels! So many more great options, for yourself or gift-giving. Don't miss this Geauga County treasure!

From the owner: Self-serve Farm Stand that's open daily (depending on weather) and stocked with gifts, pantry…read morestaples and seasonal produce. Elderberry products, maple syrup, soy candles, baking mixes, honey

Not sure why there aren't many more reviews for this farm! My family and I went for their fall…read moreevent that includes a hayride, corn maze, pumpkin picking from the vine and a play area for kids. Entry was $5 and kids 2 and under are free. The entry fee gets you access to everything mentioned. There were 3 food trucks in front, and also their main building consists of fresh picked vegetables (a big assortment of peppers ranging from mild to hot) and other handmade local goods. Prices are very reasonable as well. If you don't want to pick your own pumpkin, there are also ones that you can just choose and purchase in front of their main building, along with cornstalks. Let me tell you, this hayride is by far the best I've been on. From the cleanliness of the farm and the hayride, to the organization and friendliness of the employees. They close at 5pm on Saturdays, and advertise that their last hayride is at 4pm, but they went until almost closing due to there still being people who wanted to ride. There were 2 tractors that took patrons to and from the pumpkin area. The ride to the area was about 5 or so minutes, and coming back was about 10 minutes. While riding, you get views of the whole farm, a view of a pond and also ride through their orchards. The tractors and seating area were clean and in good shape. The pumpkin patch had a lot to choose from and different shapes, sizes and colors. Many were still on the vine. The price for the pumpkins is $0.42 per pound. I got one huge pumpkin, and 4 small ones for $12. Not bad at all! This farm has yearly events, and I can't wait to return. Definitely recommended!

I'll jump into the rating game to represent us 50-somethings that Matt G references - some of us do…read moreYelp! Molnar Farms is great. We are new to the area and when house hunting last fall, we spotted the hay bale minions. My husband is a huge minion fan so he made our poor realtor go back to take pictures! We didn't realize at the time that the hale bale sculptures are an annual event at the farm. We've been back to get fresh produce and went to the open house a couple weeks ago and took a hayride tour of the farm. Looking forward to fall produce and seeing what this year's hay bales are!

First of all, you couldn't ask for a better location for a quaint little farm to table…read morerestaurant/grocer than Ashtabula Harbor. Especially considering, all of the food you'll find inside, came from the family farm located just 5-10 miles away. Why do I know this? Because the owner told me while I was there. From the vintage look of the harbor, to the rustic, rural feel of the inside, aesthetically, you just feel good being there. It's once you taste the food, particularly the groceries you might end up taking home with you, that you start to realize what a nice hidden gem you've found. Farm to table here means exactly that. This military family dropped their entire lives to provide their customers with the freshest food possIble. We spent quite a bit of money in this place. The eggs are infinitely more flavorful than anything you'll find at Giant Eagle. The bacon was out of this world. We bought chicken breast which changed me life. All these years I never knew THATS what chicken tasted like. The shining star however was their sausages. I ate one and I don't think I'll eat another sausage from anywhere else. You're screwing up if you haven't been here. Expect to pay a little more but once you taste the food you'll know where that extra money went. I'll be back this weekend for more sausages!

My wife and I stumbled upon this place during our recent fall trip to Ashtabula. We purchased a…read morevariety of their loose leaf teas. Next time I will bring a cooler as they have a great selection of meats and sausages--all locally sourced from their farm.

Patterson's Fruit Farm on Caves Road is the location of their retail store and event center. This…read moreis where you go to buy a wide assortment of apples and other fruits and vegetables; and a wide variety of pies, donuts and other baked goods. My wife's family has been buying apples here for over 50 years, this is a Chesterland institution. When we visit northern Ohio, we always make a point to stop at Patterson's Fruit Farm. All of their products are fresh and delicious, and the staff is wonderful.

Lovely grounds, a great market with the apples I've craved and a cider slushie I didn't know I…read moreneeded, and a nice view from some shaded porch rockers. Kids will love the playground, but you don't need to be a parent to have a good time here.

Great place to find homemade goodies. Very friendly staff…read moreand good selection of food to buy. They also have an animal's that are fenced in right by the store for the kids to get up close to and see. Plus a full playground for the kiddos.

I did not eat meat for 9 mo. after Covid when I found out about all the vaccines, antibiotics,…read moreHormones ect in the store meat. I was in heaven when I found out about this place. Adorable store with wonder selections of different food in addition to the meat, like summer produce ,some which are organic and locally grown. some locally baked Bakery. Eggs farm raised with non GMO fed not fed animal parts and organically fed.. I look forward to making the trip to Chardon and grateful these people went to such effort to spread their efforts of eating healthy to us to. THE HELP IS FRIENDLY. There is just no other place like this that checks all the boxes!

Local produce and meat from the farm. There is an on site store that you buy frozen meats…read more Coolers also have milk, eggs, cheese, and eggs. Local products available as well, like Ohio City Pasta, Cleveland Kraut, and Randy's Pickles. Maple syrup, bread, and other goods available. Property protected by cute fluffy white herding dogs. Cashiers have masks and gloves on. There is also a plexiglass screen separating you and cashier.

Soergel's Orchards is a pinnacle of Pittsburgh…read more We attended the 2026 Fall Festival and loved every aspect of it. The setup is so accommodating and easy to navigate. With local police and parking lot attendants, they have a system to get everyone parked without long waits... and if their spots fill, they have a detour and partnership with a local church to use their parking lot with access directly to the fields. Once on the premise, you feel like you are immersed in a town village... with the setup of the storefronts, pop-ups throughout, and genuine kindness of all the staff (most of them are family.. how cool!). The Apple cider slushie and apple cider donut are THE BEST in Pittsburgh, but everything is honestly worth a try! With a market, an allergy friendly market, barbecue window, slushie stand, onsite Arsenal Taphouse, Chainsaw Woodcarving, Corn Maze, Flower Picking, Apple Picking, and even more... you will easily spend a whole day... and it's free to enter! The prices are all reasonable too... $1.25 for a water, $1 for a donut. You won't break the bank!

Wow. This is such a great place. We were going to head to Gibsonia and I was looking for things to…read moredo and places to see. Soergel Orchards came up in my hunt so we made it one of our stops. We arrived and found ample parking and went inside. There is so much inside: you can find donuts from Orum's on Saturday (we bought 6) and there is fresh bread, dinner rolls, jams, and other pastries available. Toward the back are farm fresh vegetables, milk, etc. They have an ice cream counter and things like honey, etc. nearby. We, also, stopped by Arrowhead winery inside to sample their wines: the lady behind the counter was super helpful and knowledgeable about their wines and the wine-making process. Overall, you will find yourself spending more time and money than you expected but you will, also, be planning your next visit. There is a lot to see outside and we did not get a chance to really investigate the outside as there was so much inside. We will be back: bringing a cooler next time to buy some wine so we can keep it fresh if it happens to be a warm day.

Twin Hills Farm is a small family-owned farm that opened in 2015. They raise animals and grow…read moreproduce, and they sell their eggs, meats, and some produce to the public. The family feeds their hens a 100% organic soy-free feed and gives them access to open pastures for 365 days per year. They feed their berkshire pigs a 100% organic soy-free feed and put them on pasture year-round. They feed their belted galloway cattle 100% grass and hay on open pastures. They do not administer any hormones or antibiotics to their animals. So far, I have purchased this farm's chicken eggs, ham, chuck roast, and rump roast. I made the purchases through the website Market Wagon. My husband, dog, and I greatly enjoyed the freshness and flavors of all of these foods. Examples of this farm's other foods are steaks, ribs, ground beef, hotdogs, sausage, kielbasa, green peppers, and banana peppers. I feel happy that this family takes such excellent care of their animals and that their foods are such a high quality, so I will continue to buy their foods in the future.

Alan and Chris have a beautiful farm in the heart of Ashtabula. You are able to camp on their farm…read morein the meadow with your tent, they have their own little hut called the "peace portal" that has a bed, or you have the option of staying in their covered wagon. Your night stay whether tent, camping, or in one of their facilities comes with breakfast in the morning. You can book on their website or go through hipcamp. There is drinking water and a flush toilet on site for campers to use. They also do different yoga classes lead by Em Keen either in or outside based on the weather. They have a yoga platform in the Meadow, which is amazing. Chris has her own art studio beautiful art that is for sale. Alan makes all different types of sourdough breads, cookies, rolls, pies, and bagels. They also sell their own honey and eggs from their many chickens. You can order on his website. I went September 2023 for their second ever mind-body wellness retreat. It was an amazing 24 hours. A friend and I went to celebrate my birthday. We started out with a tour of the beautiful farm led by Alan. We then had our first class which was yoga, led by Em. we took a little break for lunch, which was homemade soups in homemade sourdough bread bowls made by Alan. We then had a little bit of relaxation time and time to mingle with each other before having a Qigong lead by Paul Zegarac - this was great and extremely interesting. A practice I've never tried before. We then had a mindfulness class back out on the yoga platform in the Meadow, led by Em. we then spent time with other retreat members just visiting before making our own homemade stone oven pizzas made with Alan's homemade sourdough pizza dough. They had a lot of toppings for us to choose from. for a last class of the day we had a sound bath, which was extremely relaxing and led by Mary Conley - as the sun was setting. To end our day we had a closing ceremony around a bonfire, which was just so emotional and memorable. We made s'mores the fire before going to bed. The next morning, Alan and Chris made us French toast buffet breakfast with two different kinds of homemade compote with yogurt and granola , and even some of their honey from their farm. Going to Flannel Dog Farm was an awesome experience, and I look forward to returning!