Lovely "Mom & Pop" ambiance. Love the decore and layout. It is disability friendly (and has carts…read morethat help). The food was amazing and I am excited to try the candies and goodies. We will be back and share!

Fun place to browse and get a pie to go! It was my first…read moretime in, and I decided to stop in and see if they sold any local honey. They did, it was from Lebanon Ohio not far down the road. They also had some classic cars on display they sell homemade fudge and other homemade candies. They had some novelty items like dog ornaments and socks for Christmas. They also had lots of neat canned items that you don't see on the grocery shelves. They had single pieces of pie and whole pies to buy and some other food items you could sit down and eat. I will definitely be stopping back when I can. And by the way, the honey was $19 for a 2 lb. jar.

I have been shopping here for greater than x10 years. Always great service and advise. The know…read moretheir products. They included a partnership with a brown egg farmer i love. Thinking ahead not industrial processes. I recommend to anyone I speak with.

Love this farmers produce market…read more It's closed in the winter and is located closer to Lyons rd than the map shows Fresh corn tomatoes green beans etc. Super friendly staff and OK prices.

Centerville Ohio Farmer's Market…read more Today is National Farmer's Market Day, and we are certain to visit Centerville Ohio Farmer's Market. Lots of parking, fresh produce at reasonable prices. We strongly recommend visiting WEB for current information. We enjoy friendly customers and vendors. Produce and other varies by season.

Just open for Memorial Day weekend 2026…read more Friday has light showers, and a delightful market. Best: There are six smiling faces in a little rain expressing "good morning." Lots of potted and cut flowers, and this always impresses my wife We are the first to arrive, and yes, Ohio Tomatoes. Sales lady judges, great to BLT, and who does not love BLT? Very good selection of hot house veggies for Memorial Day. We judge as Better than Krogers....

The best produce! Service is very friendly. I wish it was open 365 days a year. Great atmosphereread more

I started going to the Greene County Farmers Market last summer after returning to the Dayton area…read more Located off I-675 exit 10 Indian Ripple Road. If you're heading north turn right off the exit & it's just past the nursing home on the right side, if you go to the gas station, you've gone too far. A variety of fresh vegetables, fruits & today I finally secured farm fresh eggs (she always sells out) now my weekly Saturday stop after Pilates class. They also have a variety of small businesses selling baked goods, micro greens, bagels, plants

We live 1 mile away and have stopped by at least once a month since their new building opened, so…read morewe've been able to experience almost everything that Garver offers. Firstly, their breakfast is all delicious. Their lattes are to die for and rival any other coffee shop out there. Their baked goods are also a must try-- they have a caramel apple cookie they served in the fall season that I couldn't put down, it was so good. I've tried their dulce de leche cheesecake that I would eat again, and again, and again. If you haven't tried this place out by now, you need to evaluate your life choices and ask yourself why not.

Hey, this place is cool!! Just found it, I love the fresh farm food and cute atmosphere. Haven't…read moregotten up to a weekend music venue but plan too. They're food's very good and bake good look amazing, rough on the diet, but they have good coffee and fancy coffee too. Very pleasant work staff, it's just a fun farm place, whole milk, that's hard to find now a days. It's like a miniature Young's Dairy and I'm from Yellow Springs. You gotta go!! They have a wine bar and beer, super place.

They have reasonable prices for plants. When they are in season the peaches they bring in from…read moreGeorgia can't be beaten. I tell my friends that if you were going out to the desert don't haul heavy containers of water. Instead take a half of a dozen peaches with you. The only room for improvement would be a couple of their employees or owners need to take a Dale Carnegie course on " How to win and Influence friends."

First let me say tomato's were $1.99 a pound this is cheaper than Kroger. And peaches not a bad…read moreprice. Service was excellent and was taken very good care of. The place wasn't huge nor did thaw have a ton of stuff, but what they did have was reasonably priced. I would come back again. Right off the road just outside Lebanon.