Bring back the hamburger packages!!!…read more Always bought for years - now you stopped doing it - so I'll stop going to yall!

Nice place - got a nice sirloin. But we went to buy eggs. I should have looked before buying…read more Identical brown eggs... I was suspicious. Cooked them - the same anaemic stuff at Kroger. Seems they just bought brown eggs there and then put in new box and tripled the price. I'd give 1 star except the good sirloin. I'll go back to a real fresh egg provider. RESPONSE TO OWNER COMMENT - Thanks for the prompt reply! :-). My point is that they were not what's expected as fresh and sold at $8. Not mass produced eggs are rich, dark yellow/orange yolks. Its ok. I expected too much. Simply - If they are mass produced and genetically engineered hens to make their eggs the same, they are not fresh local chicken eggs. It's OK - Lesson learned. Thanks for your prompt reply.

Love this company!! They saved us from an ongoing nightmare of particularly aggressive bees that…read moretook up residence under the siding of our house! We tried to 3 -5 years to get them to leave, and as they got more and more protective of their hive (or hives), it became dangerous. Matt came out, suited up with a buddy, and they proceeded to remove them while being accosted the whole time. It took a few tries to get them all, but Matt hung in there and we are finally FREE! He's a super nice guy that showed up when he said he would (a rarity these days) and was so knowledgable and personable. Can't recommend this company highly enough! Don't try to get rid of the bees yourself, let the pros do it.

Michelle and Matt are the very best. I would beg everyone to contact them if you need help with…read morebees. My husband and I did not want to harm the honey bees that took up residence in one of the 2 story columns on our front porch. Michelle and Matt came and were very kind as well as professional with their assessment. They had to use 2 story ladders to take off boards which they came back and replaced for us. All of this work and they didn't even get any bees, but we no longer have to worry about damage to our home. I give Bursting Bees the highest recommendation. They deserve it.

Bought several different items from them, all exceptional quality. The owner is super nice and…read morevery informative about his products. Simply the best local provider of meat.

From the owner: SP Ranches believes in raising our animals with the love and attention that they deserve. We raise…read moreour animals in an environment in which we can offer the healthiest cuts of beef, pork, and eggs possible. Our Grass Fed Beef are raised and finished on native Texas grasses with no fertilizers or chemicals used. Our heritage pigs are raised on pastures with a GMO Free feed supplemented to ensure they get the nutrition they need. We sell our cuts of beef and pork by the pound.

The workers are so rude that I will never shop here again. The prices are overpriced and then you…read morehave to deal with rude workers? No thanks.

expensive ! thought the customer Service was lacking. An entitlement attitude exists amongst the…read moreupper management .

so random for a farm located in Plano, but we're in texas so i guess that sorta makes sense?…read more Anyways, we typically get the lucky layla yogurt drink from central market and didn't know it came from a farm in plano. While we were in plano we wanted to check it out. The building is really small, and they only sell a few items in the shop. raw milk, lots of different flavors of yogurts and butter. we heard good things about the butter, and wanted to buy some butter but totally forgot about it. the lucky layla yogurt drink is a bit cheaper here vs central market, and they also have a lot more flavors to choose from. plenty of parking up front. its located right across the street from the Collin College Plano Campus

Everything in there is good, walked in to buy one item and walked out purchasing more items.read more

One of my fave places of all time. So much to choose from and excellent prices and great serviceread more

***Update to reply to management: Consumers should be able…read moreto make informed decisions about what they're purchasing especially with the recent Cyclospora outbreak affecting produce. My issue is not that the berries are repackaged nor is it about whether berries are in season locally. My concern is the lack of transparency. To me, the presentation and lack of labeling/pricing feel misleading as a customer. For example, if commercially grown berries (such as pesticide heavy Driscolls) are repackaged into open fruit baskets and sold in a store called a farmers market with no labels, pricing, signage, or disclosure of their source unless someone specifically asks, a customer could assume they're locally grown. (I'm using Driscoll's only as an example as again, I have no idea what brand you actually sell.) There's also a food safety concern. Repackaging produce into unlabeled containers removes Traceability customers rely on. If a specific lot was recalled because of an outbreak, how would customers know whether the berries they purchased were affected? I don't work for the Texas Department of Agriculture, so I'm not claiming any of these is a violation but the lack of transparency could raise consumer protection concerns. At the end of the day I simply believe customers deserve clear information about what they're buying. I hope this helps. * Original review: Super disappointed to find out the berries on the table by checkout are not local farms but instead Repackaged Driscoll or local Walmart strawberries / blueberries / raspberries ): what the heck! They're in open plastic bags in cute little baskets

This honey is Absolutely Amazing!! We get it multiple times a year and use it for so many things,…read moresuch as elderberry juice. Gene and Nancy are the Nicest and most wonderful couple you will ever meet. Their hospitality is beyond amazing. They are good people. They are super smart about honey bees and the history and everything. As a consumer, I absolutely love that Gene can describe everything about honey and the pure sweetness it takes to form. 100% honey. The honey does amazing things for the family as well, being local raw honey, you can imagine how it helps out with allergies and so much more!! Also a fresh new batch of honey has just been harvested last week and put on sale Today! So get some ASAP!!

I bought the Texas Range Spun Honey while on a trip to Texas. If I had any idea how good it turned…read moreout to be, I would have bought everything they had at the Pumpkin Ranch. Amazing! Thank goodness I bought 4 jars for our daughters.

I NEED MORE! It's…read morethe first time I've had honey that is so delicious. You can put this in your bread, tea, or snack it. My favorite thing about this honey is that I'm not only enjoying its deliciousness, but I'm also supporting a local business.

I love this place it's always stocked and gives us access to product we can't get anywhere else …read more Grateful for Lucky Layla Farms!!

Excellent products at fair prices. My son loves their fresh raw milk & yogurts. I love the butter!…read moreExcellent store!

We had a scheduled group tour (the only way you can get a tour) today and arrived quite a bit early…read moreout of anticipation for heavy traffic. But there is a fun playground set up by the calves which meant we got first dibs on the hay slide! The calves knew visitors meant feeding time and were licking us, just waiting for that wonderful milk bottle to be given to them. Our guide was amazing, taking time to answer every one of our questions thoroughly. She showed us the stalls where the dairy cows feed, relax and stay cool, the water washout that cleans the stalls, the milking stations, and even let us practice our milking skills on a model cow. She explained that the cows are milked every 12 hours so our tour not only fell outside of their normal schedule, but they wouldn't be comfortable having strangers milk them. Which is why we practiced on a model, still very cool. Totally understandable, we want the cows to continue producing their delicious milk for all to enjoy! We learned that raw milk, not pasteurized, is actually better since the vitamins and nature's goodness haven't been heated out. After tasting the raw milk, it tastes SO delicious. They aren't selling commercially anymore and can only sell straight from their farm, so if you happen to want fresh milk, ice cream or other locally made farm foods, visit their store on site! Be sure to bring cash or Venmo. My family enjoyed today's tour and recommend everyone support our local dairy farmers at Circle N Dairy :)

Circle N is a small family owned and operated raw milk dairy. Because Texas prohibits the sale of…read moreraw milk in stores, Circle N exclusively sells their milk and milk products at their on-site shop. There you can purchase raw milk by the pint or gallon (they have chocolate and strawberry too!), as well as dairy like cheese, cream, yogurt, sour cream and ice cream. The store also sells items from other local vendors: things like honey, sausage, and nuts. The milk is fresh, delicious, and very reasonably priced ($5.00 a gallon for white). Coming from California, where stores do sell raw milk but it's like $14 a gallon, I was shocked at the price Circle N was able to offer theirs. I wish we lived closer so I could make it part of my regular weekly shopping! The main attraction for us was the dairy tour, which is offered for $7 a person (under 2 is free). There is no set schedule for tours so you need to contact the dairy in advance to schedule one. The tour was incredibly informative and so much fun! We got to see where they milk the cows and how they flush out the barns. We learned about the silo, how they feed and care for the cows, and even got to give the calves a bottle! The tour ended with a half pint sample of the raw milk (a much more generous portion than I expected!). The only thing I wish we could have seen is a cow actually being milked. I had been on another dairy tour previously where we had the chance to see the mechanical milking and it was really neat, but this was at a much larger dairy, where the milking happened almost constantly throughout the day. At Circle N, the milking only happens twice a day (2:30a and 2:30p), so it makes sense that we weren't able to see it happening. Michelle, the owner and tour guide, was wonderful. She made us feel very welcome and was patient to answer all our questions. We packed a lunch and ate it at the covered picnic tables they leave open to the public. This is an outstanding destination for a homeschool coop, or even just a fun activity for the family. Cash or check only. Bring a cooler - you'll want to take home some of this milk!