Love love love love…read more Please note cash only but they have an ATM Fresh baked goods Fresh fruit Fresh juices The cutest outdoor seating I've ever seen!!

Parking is hit and miss. Definitely overcrowded on weekends but if you're going on weekdays…read moreeverything improves as it's not impossible to move around. Prices are continuing to rise as the are everywhere. Not going every week as I have in the past but once or twice a month is still on the schedule

This is definitely one of the best gems in Medina County. Paul and Brenda are the best! They really…read moreput their heart and soul into this business. They are a wealth of knowledge and we love learning so much about the different varieties every visit we make. Best Asian pears we have ever tasted. Their apples are amazing. The grapes are amazing. We went today to pick out some pumpkins and the selection was enormous. So many varieties and Paul took the time to explain that some of them are not only used for decoration, but are also used for baking and eating. Excited to try some recipes ! Paul and Brenda are such wonderful people. We look forward to each visit and are so lucky to live a mile away. We would drive an hour without hesitation to get to them if we had to.

Fresh Asian pears, grapes, Apples, and pumpkins. Each harvest has their season so best check their…read morewebsite and call before making the trip. People who work here are very passionate about their trade, which is always a good sign. They gave us a tour, sample tasting, and pick the fruit for us. We were asked to clean hands with alcohol so that we don't contaminate their plants. They took good care of the arched and try to protect the customers at the same time. It's probably not a place to bring kids; it's not that kind of fun touristy farm with hay rides. It's full of yellow jackets, and they are attracted to tiny hands full of juice, so it's best to leave your babies with babysitters. I didn't see, or rather we didn't ask to use bathroom so not sure if they have one.

Came here to pick some apples and get pumpkins, and we had so much fun! I will say it is not cheap,…read morebut you're paying for the experience, not just the produce. The farm market is fun and has lots of house made syrups and snacks, and the orchard is full of delicious fresh apples. The pumpkin patch was also full of pumpkins perfect for carving, so we made sure to get a couple of those. There are also a lot of great activities for kids here- hay rides, apple cannons, train rides, corn sandbox, and more. I do wish they were making the apple cider donuts and kettle corn fresh, but even the packaged stuff was tasty. Definitely a fun way to spend a crisp fall morning, would recommend for sure!

Cute! Check out my pics. Although they didn't have a large amount of not rotted apples in the…read moretrees, we were able to forage a fair amount. My toddler loved the experience of looking for apples and playing on the playground. The playground equipment needs a fresh coat of paint and some tlc. We also enjoyed the little store that have several things for sale such as jam, pepper jellys, hot sauces, icecream, random old school trinkets and toys, and more.

My family and I attend this market every Saturday for our weekly fix of fresh, local produce and…read moredelicious coffee!

BEST FARMERS MARKET ON THE WESTSIDE! My husband and I have been coming to this market for years…read morenow. The seasonal variety is UNMATCHED. The vendors/farmers are friendly and knowledgeable. Nothing beating knowing your food is sustainably and ethically raised/grown by the hardworking local people in our community!

We were curious to check out the market in Cuyahoga Valley, which is conveniently held in Howe…read moreMeadow near the Beaver Marsh, our other desired stop. Unfortunately, it was unseasonably cold and very, very windy at the time of our visit. Many vendors were losing their tents and supplies to the wind. Despite that, some vendors continued on, and we enjoyed looking (and tasting!) a variety of food and other goods. We picked up some sweet treats from Red Bean Bakes and Black Sheep Baking Co, while Lionforce BBQ dished us up some nice warm breakfast burritos to enjoy at the provided picnic tables. A lively strings duo provided some great music too.

We absolutely loved this market. We went nearly every Saturday once they opened for the summer and…read morewe're never disappointed. From the fresh pasta to the great meat selection and the wonderful coffee and being out just in the middle of the meadow so it was never possible to be too crowded. This set the bar for our expectations for farmers markets very high and frankly we haven't found one since we've moved away that comes remotely close.

This is a great place for fruits n veggies. Always fresh, always delicious. The staff is always…read morecourteous and help you with a smile. Its a great little spot on Pearl Road in Middleburg Hts. If you go for one item, you will leave with at least 3 and won't regret it!

Great little spot. Seems to get better every year. They have honey rocks! And, on the odd…read moreoccasion they don't have everything you want, Heinen's is right around the corner. But DON'T park in front. Follow the signs and park around the back and side. Makes the friendly staff worry you'll run over someone. :-)

Best farmer's market around! The vegetables & fruits are so fresh. Great prices. All local foods…read more Other vendors include: bakers, honey, planst/seeds, t-shirts, jewelry, homemade dog treats. The list goes on. Local musicians.

Has great variety of frsh produce, great meats and cheeses (farmers daughter), fresh extravirgin…read moreolive oils from California at decent price and balsamics to die for. Bread heads have super bread, the bands are always good. Its a fun and good FM. Forgot to mention all the good spicy sauces!

I had a wonderful day at the Farmers Market of Medina County with my daughter, niece and our…read moredog!!! First of all, it was a beautiful day!!! The sun was shining for opening day of the market. There are so many great vendors, Por Bar Farms and Woolf Farms to mention a few. There is a multitude of vendors for numerous different things!! There is honey, fresh veggies, apples, macarons, handmade towels, dammit dolls, and dog scarves to name a few things!!! It's a fun place with so many fresh veggies and fruits!!! I go every week just to stock up. The prices are reasonable, too!!! Another bonus is that you can take your dog!!!

What can I say that hasn't already been said about the West Side Market, especially since the…read morerecent updates to the fruit and veggie stands. If you want to support local the West Side Market is the perfect stop, it doesn't matter the day of week, unless you are looking for the cafe to be open. I love being able to get my produce along with fresh seafood at Kate's and pasta from Ohio City, full meal planning in one stop, especially when you can grab a fresh bouquet that finishes your table setting. Parking is even easier with one hour free and scan and pay if you are going to shop at a leisurely pace.

I love food halls and markets, and I always try to check them out when I travel, so I had some…read morepretty high hopes for this well-rated spot! Starting off with parking, there was some construction going on and I missed the first entry, there was nowhere to turn for the parking lot address I had on 25th St (turn on 23rd)! We ended up doing street parking but there's 90 min of free parking if you make it into the lot. Moving onto the main attraction: food! Most of the food is real market food for folks cooking at home. Think sausages, fish, various other meats, and pastas. There was a great deal on fresh made pasta near the front for $2.50 a bundle, but I was on the hunt for ready-to-eat lunch and those didn't quite hit the mark! I also saw a lot of baked goods (apple fritters, macarons, breads), fried foods (empanadas, hand pies, etc.), and sauces/dips. When it came to food options I actively considered, I narrowed it down to spring rolls, crepes, and gyros, but ultimately the gyros were priced really high ($16!) and we ended up dining at the West Side Cafe (which was great, I'll review that separately). Long story short: fun market to shop around if you feel like cooking a nice meal, not so fun for a lunch while you're out. Also I'm learning that there was seating upstairs, this was hard to spot while inside!

Taste T's is one of the many great small, local vendors that can be found at the Frostville…read moreFarmer's Market on Saturday mornings in the Cuyahoga Valley Metroparks in North Olmsted. Taste T's sells homemade pies and galettes and now has hand pies in many fruit flavors. We had the peach galette and we loved it! There are many more vendors to explore at the Frostville Farmer's Market!

The Farmers Market was great last Saturday, they are back to a full farmers market with many stands…read moreopen now including a couple of people selling veggie plants, an alpaca person, coffee, kettle popcorn, granola, bakery, honey products, Elm Farm meat and maple syrup, and more. There was also a band playing hits from the 60's and 70's that was very good. Then there is always Trash and Treasure sale that adds new items every week. Everything stand is spaced from the other for social distancing. Open till 1:00pm every Saturday.