Wonderful, family owned market. Their plants are better than any place in town. Friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, great location, convenient hours. They also sell firewood, and farm fresh eggs!! Trina is a sweetheart. This is the only place I get my garden plants. And it's also a great place to pick up a gift for anyone on your 'get flowers for' list!

From the owner: Hildebrant Farm, nestled in the heart of West Fargo, ND, has been the region's go-to destination…read morefor enchanting Christmas trees since 1975. With nearly five decades of experience, we pride ourselves on offering high-quality, locally grown Christmas trees that bring festive joy to homes and families. Visit Hildebrant Farm to make your holiday season magical and memorable.

We had the opportunity to stop by the organic farm for a night of camping booked via Hipcamp. A…read morebeautiful and peaceful spot! Noreen was incredibly kind, generous and welcoming. She greeted us with delicious baked goods and produce. Definitely the place to sample and buy local, organic crops. Wish we had more time to spend at the farm. Was an awesome spot to visit while passing through the Fargo area! Thank you!

This is a wonderful certified organic farm with the highest quality of ingredients (e.g. oats, rye,…read moreblue corn) for a variety of products (e.g. breads, pastries, etc.). We had fresh bread made with ingredients from the farm and it had amazing texture and richness in flavor. If you're in the food and beverage business, own a brewery, distillery, etc. you should consider getting your products from Doubting Thomas! Noreen and Lee are the best!

Our gelato cart was such a fun and memorable part of our wedding. The gelato was absolutely…read moredelicious, and our guests loved it. The service was friendly, professional, and easy to work with throughout the process. Everything went smoothly on the wedding day, and it was such a great addition to our celebration. We would absolutely recommend them to other couples looking for a unique and crowd-pleasing dessert option.

I love the setup with the creamery & gelato shop. The open food market is a fun concept. You're…read moreable to stroll around eating/drinking... or you can have a seat. There are tables scattered about. I had lemon ricotta gelato in a cone. The lemon was very subtle, almost impossible to detect. The hubs opted for the salted caramel & we both thought his was the better option. Both were good, but I won't wake up craving either.

Very fun atmosphere would've liked a larger selection but for what they had I was really impressed…read morehoping to be able to come back and see more in the near future

So I asked for a strawberry pie and was delighted that they're, like, no problem. I pick it…read moreup...and sorcery. It's a siren call from my refrigerator trying to lure me into devouring it before it's supposed to make an appearance on my neighbors table the next day. And the next day...magic. Delicious graham cracker crust...

Lovely little farm where you can pick your own flowers. My family and I enjoyed creating our own…read morearrangements to help celebrate Grandma's 80th birthday. Jars and snips provided. $10 for a small vase and $30 for a large mason jar filled to capacity with flowers. I see on their website that they also offer yoga among the flowers but we did not partake.

A zoo thats $12.50 a person? Nice deal for the amount of animals located at the zoo…read more Compared to the Seattle zoo, this definitely had a wide variety of animals to see. What you can see here are the following: bald eagles, a hawk, vultures, zebras, rhinocerouses, alpacas, llamas, elks, deer, bison, chimpanzees, orangatans, another type of monkey i dont quite remember but they have fluffy heads, bobcats, cougars, cheetahs, turkeys, lemurs, brown bears, peacocks, ducks, chickens, an alligator, kangaroos, donkeys, camels, goats, snakes, a spider, a hamster, and turtles. There is a petting zoo (sort of) where you can feed the goats, chickens, ducks, and donkeys, but theyre caged/fenced in so you cant quite come in and give them a pet. However they like to peek a bit out of the fence/cage so you can get them to nibble a bit at your hand. Food for the animals are $0.50 for a handful. Hand sanitizer is provided throughout the zoo so if you choose to feed you can use to your liking. Only sad thing I saw was little ducklings in the middle of the eagles nest. They do have dead animals for the eagles to eat, which is understandable, but ducklings? I hated witnessing that. Still a pretty bird to see though.

I really enjoyed how close I was able to get to these animals, such as the Grizzly bear and White…read morerhino. But I was really sad on how small the enclosures were, compared to the Zoo in Asheboro, NC or Omaha, Nebraska.

Love their products and even though I live far away I still order from here and love the handmade…read moresupplements!

Tochi is an interesting place and one that I expect the majority of our residents have no idea it…read moreexists - even though they've been here for many years. First of all, just the building's looks on the outside and inside are very interesting. It likes somewhat like a house and has a front porch. Inside has a warm feel, almost like a cabin. It has a hippy vibe. I don't buy a bunch of stuff here, as I mostly come for popcorn kernels, rice, beans, vitamin-type stuff (Tumeric, Elderberry, CBD, etc.), acid-free coffee and then impulse buys like a craft soda or a bison beef stick. If the vitamins and beans/rice/etc are up your alley, they have a large selection. Also items that may fit certain food restrictions or preferences. A nice selection of international foods too. Most of the products are dry goods but they also have several refrigerators and freezers. I've heard good things about their farm fresh eggs, but I have never bought any. And there are other items I'm not mentioning that I've not paid attention to. I don't believe they have fresh produce, so don't necessarily look at this place like a grocery store.

Wowza! The market sure had grown since the last time I was here! There's live music, a grassy area,…read morea splash fountain area, and LOTS of vendors! Personal highlights include: Nigerian cuisine (kabobs and jallof), Flannel Fizz's soda (specifically lavender cream), and a really good cheese/charcuterie vendor (Milk Made) I loooved the variety of vendors! There's everything for pets (which are welcome if leashed), lots of fruits and veggies, artwork, food trucks, take home and bake goodies, and local breweries/meaderies.

A great variety of not only the veggies, etc. that you would expect but you will find other…read morehandcrafted items, as well as made-to-order food and 20 Below Coffee. Plus you may find entertainment at times too. Very cool that if you need to pay by credit and the vendor does not take credit cards, you may purchase $1 tokens at the host booth. I also just read they are eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).