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!!

Szaley's is the busiest farm stand I've ever seen. With the amazing pumpkin selection (so many…read moreshapes and colors!), the towering corn maze with eight scenes to find as you go, the outdoor music, food and seating (very crowded in the front, much quieter in the back), this is such a great fall destination. There's great produce, breads and other treats to buy too. Prices are good, but bring cash to avoid the ATM line, and expect a crowd on sunny weekend days.

Held every Saturday from the middle of June until October... and special winter events on…read moreoccasion... this is a bustling market with a wide variety of food, plants, and crafts. 1 star deduction for parking... the police have started blocking off sections of the diagonal parking in front of town hall and positioning an officer to be sure no one uses the spots... not very visitor friendly... since town hall isn't open? New This Year Brunty Farms - chicken and eggs... they also have a booth at Howe Meadow Farmer's Market... and offer a discount of eggs if you bring the box back and re-use it. Trigo's Market Bakery - nice selection of round and rectangle loafs... with a rotating foccacia selection. They also have a stuffed foccacia (forgot the name of the style) and we tried the pear, walnut, blue cheese... outstanding! Beefallo - haven't tried them yet, but they offer ground, patties, steaks and other cuts of American Buffalo's that have been bread with cows? The booth has been packed so I haven't heard the pitch yet. Repeat Winners The Pierogi Lady - Serves some hot to eat there... the rest frozen... you can even order off of her Facebook page and pick them up at the market... so far this year we've loved the crab rangoon and the french onion... and this week picked up some chicken pot pie and yam with walnuts to try. Bluebird Meadow Farms - bratwurst, breakfast sausage, ribs, roasts and later in the season even duck Hattie's Cafe - great selection of jams and salsa Edgesmith - next week I'll start my yearly cycle of sending my chef's knives in for a pro sharpening... they do a great job with pruners too. 2 Amish farms come as well as 4 or 5 local offerings of specialty lettuce, herb and garlic growers. We don't go for the candle seller or the popcorn person... but at least once a season we buy from the honey people and the maple syrup lady. Lots to choose from... and everyone is really friendly... worth the drive to check out some of the local breakfast or lunch places... and a can't miss when the Taste of Hudson is happening!

We love this farmer's market! Yes, the parking is tight, but there are other options in the…read moreshopping center right around the corner. The food is delicious, fresh, and all natural. We take our dogs every week, and everyone is friendly to us and them!

Tons of vendors... this week they have ~40... everything sells out super fast... not the same ones…read morethat you find at other markets... farmers even sell out of the backs of their pick up trucks. Super active Facebook Page with vendors posting updates on what will be available at that week's market. It's a bit of a drive for us... but on the way to the Super Walmart... sooo ... if we want to brave the Tallmadge Circle at rush house it's worth the hike! Love the fact that I can log on and check out who has what before making the drive!! The city has a policy of pointing all departments to the root web site... and there is NO information on the farmers market to be found there... Facebook dot com slash TallmadgeFarmersMarket is the best option... but Yelp won't allow it in the web address field? 4 - 7 on Thursdays in the High School parking lot... so traffic can be a bit of a snarl... and the weekend markets have more of a fruit and veggie diversity... so while we love this one... it's not market nirvana for us.

This is my favorite local place to buy spring flowers, summer veggies, and everything for fall…read more They have mums and a great selection of pumpkins in every color, shape and size, and the lowest prices. Oct is a great time to visit for a wide selection of squash, peppers, eggplant, cauliflower and more. It's cash only for the veggies. You can buy individual items (many for 50 cents/75 cents/1 dollar) or buy larger portions for preserving. Service is always friendly and helpful, and the rural, rustic vibe makes you want to linger and take pictures.

Was at their greenhouse when I shopped here. The staff is helpful, easy to identify while shopping,…read moreknowledgeable, and can answer questions. It's fun to shop for flowers and plants here. Unique items! I purchased a few items today, and will come back here in the near future. I appreciated too the hold table as I was able to place a couple baskets on it while I completed my shopping. When shopping here, be sure to go in the back to see Gideon there are some too! Fun! The aisle are spacious and there is plenty of room to move a cart through the different areas of the greenhouse.

I got some cheese, lavender honey, and a piece of cake. I enjoyed them all. The area is very nice…read morewith lots of trails to see too.

How has this cute little place not been reviewed?? I went here Saturday morning after looking for…read morefarmers markets around me. This is a self serve stand located inside a super cute barn space. It's on the honor system so you just pick out what you would like and write up a receipt for your total. Accepts cash and mobile payments. I bought some veggies, loose leaf tea, done frozen meats and some blueberry lavender jelly that is delicious!! The area is beautiful, and it was easy to find. I didn't meet anyone during my visit but the farm is so pretty. I hope to go back, and you should definitely visit too!

It's nice and convenient that it's right near the bike trail. They could do a lot more to cater to…read morethose people - to make it a stopping point for a healthy snack or drink - But they don't have apple samples on weekdays; they won't let you buy single apples; the staff are snippy and don't know what's going on, and it REEKS of the artificial, phthalate-ridden candles and air fresheners they sell here. Also, the apples are way in the back past all the smelly stuff and touristy garbage - like they're just an afterthought. That's sad.

Nice visit as always. We drive here from Dayton, Ohio to get one of their Apple Pies made with…read moreapples straight from their Orchard. They also bake really good cookies and serve hot or cold apple cider. Always pick up a couple bags of apples and browse their shop with food, kitchen gadgets and linens, and holiday decorations. Our annual trip here is always fun and something we look forward to!

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.

A very cute store located by the National Park. They carry items that are made and sourced…read morelocally. They carry things like tea, some food items, oils, jams, etc. They are a little expensive, but the items are organic and are good quality. The cashier was friendly and nice. I will be back.

On a recent visit to Peninsula, we wandered into this local market and I was impressed with the…read moreselection and the friendly vibes. The shop offers a broad mix of healthy whole foods and locally made items, and the prices seemed reasonable. This is a great place to stop for a healthy snack when using the towpath trail. It's a little hard to find, and parking might be challenging on a busy day in Peninsula, but if you're already on the trail, it's a great place to walk to from the Lock 29 parking area.

Incredible. Absolute must do in Cleveland. Whether you are hungry or just need something to do or…read moreboth. Reminds me of Reading in Philly for us Eastern folk. TONS of food to eat including both different types of food (popcorn, breads, pastries, pasta, MEAT, SEAFOOD I could go on and on. But also a lot of repeats (probably at least five different places to buy macarons for example. There are so many things to see and watch it is entertaining in its own right. We got coffee (with fun flavors, delish), a cheese roll (should have also gotten a pizza bagel from that place don't botch it like I did.) some pastries (good) and flavored popcorn (also good). Probably my favorite thing we did in Cleveland.

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!

A great local farm and market. I buy plants in spring, flowers for summer and pumpkins each fall…read more I'll pick up some quality produce and always look forward to their homegrown sweet corn.

Beautiful flowers, great customer service, very nice local gardening business! I highly recommend…read morethis place instead of a large, impersonal chain.