This place is very near Plum Tree Montessori where my 4 year old goes for preschool. It's a nice…read morelittle market with fresh vegetables grown in their farm, nice jam collection (we bought the strawberry jam, they also had blackberry, apple, pear, you name it!), apparently also has pies and some nuts. Excellent service, very friendly.. we bought water melon, tomatoes, corn, potato, peppers (they have different varieties). They also take part in some local events. Would love to drop by again and try more of their jams!

Bulk foods, deli and canning supplies. Fried pies and fresh baked bread. Nice Amish store of…read morecourse off the beaten path. Beautiful mums in the fall.

Beet Box Produce is the most convenient way too eat delicious, healthy meals with a verity of food…read morethat changes week to week, so there is always something new and fun that my taste buds love! They also have different size meals, snacks, drinks. It literally takes seconds to walk in grab a fresh-delicious Whole 30 or Paleo meal, check out with one of the smiling-friendly staff, and you are out the door! When I'm not in a hurry, I also enjoy shopping the large variety of whole food items they carry throughout the store. One of my favorites is the GoneNuts (Bee's Knees) Peanut Butter. Beet Box Produce is BG's best quick-healthy-delicious restaurant!

What a neat little place! The cookies were amazing! Can't wait to try a sandwich! I hear the cheese…read moresandwich is amazing

I had a great experience buying my wife a birthday cake at the last minute. They were cordial and…read morevery professional as I ordered a beautiful surprise,which was way too late to order. But, they got it done and it was beautiful and delicious. I will be forever grateful. Lewis D. Carter

Cheese lovers of the region all know Kenny's for its reliable cow-sourced products. Kenny's isn't…read morelooking to take over the world, but if you're within a day's drive of Bowling Green, there's probably a nearby cheesemonger that carries these beautiful cheeses. So why make the backroads trek to the source? For one thing, you can sneak a peek at the cheese-making operation. The process is very labor-intensive. Better still, you can walk around the corner to see the much more automated milking operation. A couple years ago, team Kenny invested in a new barn and robots to feed and milk the cows. They use lasers to read the cow udders, people. LASERS ON UDDERS I tell ya. Another reason to visit is that they've set up two very reasonably-priced Airbnb rooms in that sparkling new barn, right above the cows. Yes, they leave cheese samples in the refrigerator. Bring your own wine and bug spray and kick back on the patio. Pet the many cats. Meet Kenny if you're lucky. Hike in nearby Mammoth Cave. Who doesn't need a cheese weekend? I sure do. We really enjoyed our cheese-centered vacation and I now intend to center future vacations on cheese-related destinations. Finally, the store likely carries some specialty cheeses that your local store doesn't. Stock up, eat up, brag to your friends.

The cheese is off the hook good! Dear Lord thank you for Kenny and his cheese! Every cheese I…read morehad was delicious.

Exquisite! A must stop-n-see!! And taste!!…read more The chocolate is divine...milk, dark, gelato, melt always, all leave you wanting for more! The selection is vast...we were pleasantly surprised at the variety displayed in such a small shop! There are candies- gummy, hard, sour, gum, rock, and several others. There are truffles, plain chocolates, different things mixed with chocolates- liquors, nuts, pretzels, melt, fruit, creams, Oreos, marshmellows- you name it, it's here. Pricing- extremely reasonable! There are boxes prepare, and you can hand select your box as well. Service-outstanding!! So nice, professional, yet friendly and relatable. We will definitely be ordering more in the future!

Mary is always knowledgeable, polite, and efficient when providing service and recommendations for…read moredifferent chocolates and truffles. Anyone passing through Bowling Green will find Mary Jane's to be an absolute worthwhile stopping point. Situated in the heart of downtown the location is hard to beat.

We learned and experienced Kirby & Poe's sausage at 3 different Bowling Green, KY dinner we enjoy…read moresince moving here August 2024. The sausage is the best country sausage I have had since I was a little boy and we put up our own sausage on our farm in Ohatchee, Alabama. Can not wait to try some of there other products.

I have had Kirby and Poe sausage at 5th Street Cafe in Bowling Green Ky and it is always delicious…read more I was going to be hosting guests in my home this weekend and I wanted to give them a special treat for breakfast. My sister and I went to the business in Alvaton to pick up some sausage. There was a sign out by the road that said "Kirby and Poe" with an arrow. I turned into the driveway and noticed a building with a glass door that you could not clearly see inside with no identifying signs on the building. I parked and walked around the side of the building with no clear markings on the side. I cautiously opened the door and three people were right inside looking out the door. I said "I wasn't sure if this is a business or customer entrance". A man sitting to the left said "yeah we have an open door policy here". I said " I wasn't sure if this is where I needed to enter" We then noticed on the open wooden door the sign with the hours of operation. I turned to face the menu on the wall to my right and my sister noticed the man seated, made a face and rolled his eyes behind my back towards a man behind the counter. I could tell by the interaction with the man I was facing that something was happening behind me. It was a very awkward experience. I was a little taken aback by the situation and after paying nearly left my purchase because I just wanted to get out of there. Which added to the awesomeness of the experience. I did not feel welcomed in this business and I know made fun of when I left. A sign on the outside of your business building would be helpful to let customers know you are in the right place if "you are going to have an open door policy " and then maybe making your customers feel welcomed instead of mocked behind their backs would be good.

My partner and I were just visiting Bowling Green, as his family lives there. I've been to many a…read morefrozen yogurt place with this similar format, but this one, by far, impressed me the most. It was clean, the flavors were good, the topping options are plentiful, the clerks are nice--but here are the things that stood out to me as different than other places: They will not just do the traditional "frozen yogurt in a cup add toppings and go" type treat, but you can put it in one of their cups and they will blend it for you like a blizzard/mcflurry! They have hot brownies, pie, and cake that you can have at the start of your build-a-cup dessert, so you can have it a la mode style! They have a separate building for parties, right next door! What a great idea! The last thing that impressed me was that they had the option of hot walnuts in a sugary syrup. OH MAN. That was so great. I wish there was one of these where I live. [dreams big]

A lot of options for frozen yogurt and toppings! I got strawberry, birthday cake, and vanilla…read morefroyo. For toppings I got strawberries, cherries, and cheesecake bites. It was AMAZING! My cup was also only $5 which was a bonus. Staff were also very kind and welcoming! Would be a perfect place to study or hang out with friends