Was driving back to Chicago and googled for fruit farms in this area of Indiana. Its about 5-10…read moremins off the highway but well worth it. We got some incredibly fresh and tasty peaches, and picked up some blueberries, cucumbers, and potatoes as well. I'll definitely keep this place in mind next time I'm driving through!

Very small, very few choices. For August, I thought this place would be overflowing with produce,…read morebut not so.

My aunt and uncle bought donuts and potato salad from Byler's when we came to town. They can sell…read moreout early so my uncle called ahead the day before to place an order. He said their bakery business has gotten smaller due to the pandemic, but glad these donuts are still around! Best plain cake donut I have ever had.

If you see their sign, do yourself a favor and stop! I've been back every weekend! Wow! Her produce…read moreis always clean, fresh, and organized - family run! We love their large sweet tomatoes (beefsteak or heirloom), salad and large cucumbers, yellow squash, zucchini, Michigan cherries, green beans, white and red onions, and garlic! Her prices are farmer prices which means you're paying less than grocery store and worth every penny!!

This is the best farm stand I've found so far. Some places I've tried like Piggot's and Nye's ship…read morein some of produce from other places. All of Jasper's is grown onsite. Fresh, clean, and yummy. And very nice people running the stand.

Was my first time going with my child school and I loved it and will go back whenever I can. Was a…read morefun experience

I have been going to kercher's for some time now , I have always been very satisfied with the…read moreproduce that they sell and the quality and service is always outstanding I will continue to go to there and get the best products and services for a fair price.

I made my monthly stop for 2 hard cider growlers today and decided to try the Blackberry cider…read more Definitely not disappointed with that decision. Well done.

Truly a slice of Americana as this farm has been worked for three generations since 1928! Family…read moreowned and operated, low-key, understated, not in the least commercialized like other carnival-style operations. Run by polite, down-home, plain spoken people. Worth a visit not only for the pickin' but they also have a wonderful selection of wine. Support independent growers/farmers like this!

Very therapeutic on a Saturday morning. The sounds of the highway fad s away as my husband and I…read moremethodically picked 4 lbs in early August. The picking season ends around Aug 10. It starts in July. Short window. The blueberries get spayed in spring and then no more. Wear big repellent if you are sensitive but there were very few bugs and an occasional bee. The woman who runs and owns the farm was very informative. Good honest farming at its best. They have three varieties of blueberry bush. Highly recommend you leave the earbuds at home and enjoy the zen of picking blueberries. They only cost about $2.35 a lb and I can't wait to make a pie. My secret is lemon juice and a little nutmeg. You are welcome!

Omg, what a deal! We used to go to The Blueberry Patch (which has since closed and sold the land)…read more But Mike's is so much closer to the center of town if you stay in New Buffalo. We picked 8 pounds for less than $20!!! They really could charge double and people would still pay. We don't get the experience of picking our own fruit in major metropolitan areas so the experience is all part of the fun. There are tons of bushes, we wanted to go back on Monday before leaving town but it's their closed day.

Friendly staff, great produce, beautiful flowers with reasonable prices. I have been there quite a…read morefew times!

I have been a patron for years. It's never a disappointment. You can pick up flowers and plants…read morefor your garden. Fresh fruits and vegetables. Some even local. And they've recently expanded on other grocery items which is a pleasant surprise. Highly recommend it

We had our first experience with the Farmers Market a few weeks ago. I was so hopeful that this…read morewould become a new regular destination to visit with my kiddos. The outside in my honest opinion does not give a welcoming, farmers market vibe. It reminds me of old sheds or long warehouses that have been converted, albeit that is most likely what it was. However there is not really a specific entrance that I found, just multiple doorways that may or may not be marked as entrance doors. Inside, we found the market to be basically a very large rectangular loop of vendors booths. There is lots and lots of crafts to look at. The produce appeared to be on the higher side so we passed on buying. There was a wonderful lavender vendor with very high grade essential oils at very good prices that we did purchase. There is wonderful English Tea and food items which were splendid. ( might be a reason I return). Additionally there was a Hungarian bakery vendor that had wonderful items to taste, they were very traditional and delicious. We noticed a small cafe or diner but did not stop, it looked dated but had customers enjoying their orders. If I had to give any feedback as a consumer to the owners, it would be to invest in better parking, signage and updating of your building. The vendors that were present ( empty booths were noted) seem to love their businesses and would benefit from the updates!

Indoor flea market in South Bend Indiana. Located along the Saint Joseph River. Open daily, super…read morecute Indoor with a lot of things to offer. Your senses will be captivated by many sights,sounds and smells of local farmers bringing their goods to this market. Vendors and customers come from far and near to sell and purchase goods from the many stalls that are owned and operated by families. Love supporting small businesses and it's a must see when in South Bend.

I went during a family fall Festival weekend and found a lot of festive decorations for my front…read moreporch. They had a lot of kids activities and live music going on for customers. All of the staff was dressed up in Halloween costumes, which made it fun for the families too. Pie pumpkins were only $1 each, and these came in a variety of sizes from small to medium. Also, the small white pumpkins were only $1 each as well. Bales of hay are $6 a piece, and bushels of corn were $5 each. Also available was Indian corn bushels, pumpkins by the pound, and other decorations. They had lots of baked goods for sale, well as apple cider, popcorn and other goodies. The staff were very helpful and even offered to carry my items to the counter for me while I was shopping. One of the staff loaded my car with the bale of hay and corn bushels. Friendly staff and great customer service!

Sweet corn to die for! I'm so happy Bullard Farms is so…read moreclose by. Stop in when you get a chance, you won't be sorry!

So Martins... I grew up with this chain and always excepted that they were over priced. But lately…read moreI I have been caught by their deceptive pricing and sales. They had a sale on Frito lays products where you could buy the small bags of chips for 2.99 if you bought 3. I bought 2 bags of chips and 1 bag of cheetos. they were going to charge me full price because I didn't buy 3 bags of the same item. Stores like this with confusing pricing deserve to have a competitor put them out of business.

Found all things I needed with ease at this store. Prices could have been better, but the options…read morenever disappoint and I am always happy to find all my need despite the high prices. The self check out employee was very rude and I would recommend her being put through some customer service training.