Pleasantly surprised! This market is a good 40 minutes outside of Milwaukee. I've been hearing…read moreabout it for a few years how I needed to try it. Well... totally worth the drive. A nice variety, sprouts for sale (VERY impressed) and other local, handmade items. They had music as well. Parking can be a bit challenging but not horrible if patient.

This is a great farmers market. We come every Saturday during the summer to get our fresh…read morevegetables for the week. Lots of local vendors with field fresh produce. There are every type of vegetables you would want for your home cooking. There are also many specialty products you can browse. Many of the speciality vendors will offer you samples of their products before you buy. I particularly like Cesars Cheese. They are a great local cheesemaker and have the best string cheese I have ever had. And please support the local businesses on main Street while you are there. Get a coffee or a sandwich and keep browsing. If you like locally produced products, then you will be happy that you came to the West Bend farmers market.

We got married here on August 28th, 2021 and I can't recommend it enough. Zedland farm is a great…read morelocation, the inside of the barn is beautiful, the outside offers a gorgeous space for the ceremony along with lots of activities for guests to participate in while waiting for dinner (bags, jenga, goats, cows, etc), plenty of parking, and an absolutely amazing view. The venue and everything included with the venue is very clean and very well kept up with. The venue is also affordable which was one of the things I had the hardest time finding when it came to searching for venues. Even with the venue being incredible as is, Erin and Matt made our special day even more amazing. I can't say enough positive things about how seamless they made the process. Even before the wedding, Erin made herself available for me and was quick to respond to any of my questions. We used the "helping hands" that is available and it made the process of setting up and taking down everything quick and easy. They also helped out the day of the wedding with directing vendors, making sure we had everything we needed (and running to get anything we did need), and keeping everything on schedule. They also recommended a lot of vendors that they were familiar with (you're able to pick all your own, you don't have to go with any of their recommendations) so it could be a really easy process to find vendors if you chose to follow up with any of their recommendations. I really don't know how I could have made our day as perfect as it was without their help. I can't say enough things about how great this venue is and how incredible Erin and Matt are!

I attended the last South Shore Farmers Market of the season on Halloween, and it was such a…read morewonderful experience! What I love about this market is that it's not just about fresh fruits and vegetables! They also have local coffee stalls, freshly baked goodies, and so many other local vendors offering different products. It was lovely walking around, exploring the stalls, and supporting local businesses. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the variety of things available! Such a nice weekend activity in Milwaukee! Definitely looking forward to visiting again next season!

I do enjoy a good local Farmers Market This market goes from June-October & has an 8:00 A.M. start…read moretime. Perfect for a morning stroll. They support local farmers & businesses. Wide assortment of colorful flowers, fruits & veggies. Several foods to nibble on including pizza, pies, & waffles. Beautiful setting on the lake in the Bayview neighborhood. Lovely homes surround the park. Very kid & pet friendly. Spacious kids play area with a nice lake & city view! Ample parking.

Lots of other vendors besides vegetables and some delicious bakery and lunch choices available.read more

Tuesdays 9-6pm Live Music, cooking competitions, great…read morevendors, great venue. Be there, be live!

Pretty sparse- but I was able to get some fresh lettuce!! Flowers, eggs, produce, knit goods…read moreavailable.

AMAZING! (I have to say I am biased because I work here) DreamPort is a local & organic focused…read moremini market open 3 days a week. The concept is like a farmers market except indoors and year round. It's open 3 days a week to provide the freshest seasonal produce and to not put too much pressure on local farmers. Farmers who are located within a local radius around Port Washington make deliveries often and drop off seasonal produce, frozen meat, local eggs, and more! Additionally, they have a working kitchen which uses as many local and organic ingredients as possible to make take home meals like quiche, flatbread, empanadas, and soup from scratch. They also make bakery treats and bread too. Everything made in house rotates, so each weekend is different depending on what is available in the store for the kitchen team! If you're looking for a gift there are lots of options here! The beef provider supplies homemade tallow balm, the beekeeper often has beeswax candles, and there's a local lavender grower as well. They support their employees who are artists by selling their work in the store. Definitely check out this cute store!

We thought this was a farm market. It is, but they were small and limited on what they sell. To be…read morefair, if they sell local, it's probably the wrong season to have a large variety. We browsed, but left empty handed.

Been here many times over the years. Today I came to scope out the fall selection. Got Apple cider…read moredonuts, and perfectly small kids sized apples! Very busy on a Saturday.

Almost all produce no frills Farmers Market. Perfect for getting fresh food and not waiting to…read moresee people homemade pot holders or other weird stuff! Open 3 days a week (T, Th Sat) in the afternoon. Which works nice if you want to catch a Saturday morning market somewhere else and get here in the afternoon.

Last night was the first Night on the Farm and we made sure we had our tickets. This time there…read morewas a new food truck, Mr. P's Grilled Cheese and La Duc's Ice Cream inside the store, both of which we had to try. the options of grilled cheese are interesting and the two we tried were super delish! They were Mac Daddy Sandwich and Soo-Eee! We 5 friends shared and tried them along with the tomato soup that comes with it. I am ready to try the other flavors at the next event. La Duc's offered the Ice Cream Sandwich which is two large chocolate chip cookies with a delicious custard center. It was solidly frozen and we let it sit for a few minutes to soften up a bit. We then broke it up with spoons and ate it in yummy chunks which is just how it should be eaten, IMHO. The evening was packed with families with infants, children, parents, friends, and all ages. This is what a summer evening should be. Kids have a large sand play area and lots of grassy areas to run wild. And the fresh products for sale inside the store are always top quality and worth purchasing. My only glitch is how loud the music is, which negates the ease of conversations. We bring a table and card games and yelling to each other is needed to converse. We sit away from the band but it is still a bit loud. Last night the music was varied in genre and fun.

A very quaint farm store with food, juice, and coffee/tea offering during the morning and early…read moreafternoon hours. Both indoor and outdoor seating and a very peaceful setting. Bonus - they also have a local pilates studio next door

You can't go wrong with their Winter CSA share. My only regret is that I shared my share with a…read morefriend. We really, would have liked to have hoarded the whole thing for ourselves. The breads and baked goods were especially welcoming in the Wintertime. They offered a cranberry hickory nut bread around Christmastime that really made our holidays extra special. I liked that it was a savory bread in a season that offers up way too many sweets. My husband's favorite bread was the greens bread that came later and was full of the Wintery greens you crave. We would slice up the loaves and freeze them using them for toast all week. Heavenly! I have only three slices of bread left, as we have received our last share for the Winter. I had to alternate weeks when I got the bread loaf with my friend and am very envious that she got the oatmeal loaf on this final delivery. My other favorites were the breakfast cookie with whole grains and blueberries and the quinoa muffins. I am trying my best to recreate them, but falling short of my goal. Canned goods were also something I alternated with my friend. Next year I am getting my own damn share because I missed out on the applesauce as that was her week! I can vouche for some incredibly good sauces that made dinner preparation easy and delicious. And I have a jar of pickles to look forward to from the final delivery. Their Granola is really special. Not the toasted kind I make, but I think a dehydrator granola. Really surprisingly yummy. And the New Century Farm eggs were appreciated. It's Winter, so mostly root veggies and squash with some greens in the mix. Next year there will be more greens and more veggie variety. I can't wait. Please try this out. They are pleasant to work with, love what they do, and write about it well in their newsletters. I am hoping they will share some of their baked good recipes.

Beware!!! They did my catering for my recent wedding and as soon as she got my deposit everything…read morewent downhill! When I first started emailing Yvonne, she was very helpful and quick to respond to all my emails, and like I said, as soon as she received my 50% deposit she would not respond to me by email or phone. This whole process was made even more difficult because I was planning my wedding out of state. My husband, mother, and mother-in-law and myself all went for a tasting. Yvonne was nice in person, and the food was great, but on my wedding day the food was not what it was at the tasting. My mother and mother-in-law raved to everyone how great the food was, and then to get what we got at my wedding was a disappointment. Not only was this an issue, but the biggest and most unprofessional issue came when Yvonne emailed me the MORNING of my wedding to let me know they made a mathematical error in their spreadsheet and I owed them $693.00! I had just got to my reception when she cornered me in the hallway, and said I needed to sign a contract saying that within 7 days I needed to pay this amount or she would not serve the food. I told her that I needed to talk with Josh, my husband first, and she said again that I needed to sign this contract. Yvonne also told me that I had 10 extra plate settings at my wedding that I did not account for, which was completely wrong! Yet another very unprofessional and disappointing issue was that I asked about what happens to the leftovers and Yvonne told me that there are not always leftovers and if there are they go to feeding her staff. The next morning I looked in the fridge, in the kitchen that she used, and she did leave behind leftovers, but just left them in the baking tins with no cover, plastic wrap, or anything. I did end up paying her the $693.00 and asked for Yvonne to email me once she received the check and I never heard back from her. Frankly, I wish I would have never paid her that money, because she certainly did not deserve it! Yvonne was not only rude through this whole process, but she was the most unprofessional vendor I had to deal with. She seemed frazzled at the wedding, and maybe that's why she never got back to my emails, maybe she has too much on her plate...but then maybe you shouldn't be running a catering business!!!