If you love fruit and other associated items, this is a great place to stop and shop.read more

I just wish I lived closer to Robinson's, because I love great apple farms and this is a great…read moreapple farm. You have all sorts of apples to pick, or apple pies to eat - I got a crumb one and enjoyed every last bite over the last 2 days. Because a pie that good isn't gonna sit long. If I lived closer, I'd be sampling their cider (on a routine basis of course) and make sure to always check what they're cooking next. Bonus points to the woman behind the counter who was very patient as I perused the pies and everything else to decide what I want. (Slight deduction for potassium sorbate in the cider. I know it's relatively ubiquitous but would vastly prefer the fresh cider without it - I can drink a gallon that fast! But I get it.)

In the area on business and was excited to find a selection of locally grown and made goods even in…read morethe dead of winter at this little general store. Picked up some fresh garlic, goats milk soap, sourdough bread with olives, popcorn, honey and thee very best Kombucha, made personally by the owner. I liked that their mission is to provide for the community to live healthy lifestyles from those in the community, especially evident in the fact that they have a demonstration kitchen and also offer wellness classes. Hope to catch the cafe open on my next trip! (check website first for hours)

We stopped into this adorable store located in Historic Downtown Ashtabula. We loved all the farm…read morefresh goods offered here. Bread, veggies, specialty items and more!

Friendly staff. Not a full fledged grocery store. Packaged same size as regular grocery store but…read morelike private label bags. Not really a price difference.

Great Subs & lunch meat! Good prices & a big selection of products! Raw honey was very good…read more Friendly staff!

The vibe at South River is definitely unique! The winery is in an old church, and their patio…read moreoverlooks the extensive grape arbors. This was the most crowded of the wineries we visited, and the patios were getting a bit cluttered, as there weren't really trash cans or anybody bussing the tables. I enjoyed the white flight, the Temptation was my favorite, and we shared a fruit and cheese plate with an apple, crackers, bread and a fantastic aged chedder. The apple was served whole, with a steak knife to carve it up yourself, on a Styrofoam plate, so didn't quite match the scenery and overall vibe, and a steak knife is not the right tool to cut a huge honeycrisp apple. So it was a nice snack, but could have been done a little better. FYI - the actual winery is not super accessible - steps up to the front door, the bathrooms are down a flight of stairs, and the outdoor areas for enjoying your wine are mostly accessed by stairs as well.

Its definitely worth visiting South River Vineyard for the location. The winery is a renovated old…read morechurch. They have fun with the church theme with a cardboard cut out nun you can take your photo with. Exiting the back of the church you come upon a couple giant flight of stairs that could be a problem for some visitors. These stairs lead to a seating area up on a platform that feels like you are perched on part of a castle overlooking the fields of grapes. I must confess I'm not a wine expert. I enjoyed the flight of dry reds I ordered. My friend ordered the charcuterie board which had a huge wedge of bread and a very tasty cheese we kept begging for more tastes of.