Outstanding market! Produce, flowers, homemade items. This is by far the best farmers market to be…read morefound in this part of the state. The quality is unsurpassed and the prices are reasonable. And when peaches are in season.... get a little taste of heaven.

Bergman Orchards has been around for many years, and that is a testament to their selection of…read moregoods, fair pricing, and pleasant customer service. Stopping at their location this time of years gives you added enjoyment of taking in all the Halloween decorations they have on the grounds. Their baked goods, breads, and fudge/chocolate counter are also added dimensions to their product offerings.

We stopped on a weekday afternoon after buying some peaches over the previous weekend at the…read moreSandusky farmers market. They have a stand at the farmers market on Saturdays, and the peaches were SO good that we decided to head to the orchard. Since we went during the late summer/ early fall there were peaches, apples, mums, squash, pumpkins and other locally grown produce. They also import produce items to cover your needs. Since it was a weekday at lunch, there wasn't a ton of traffic. Over the weekend or more popular times, I'd assume it could get a little congested. Overall, I recommend it if you're looking for fresh produce and would like to support a locally owned business.

We dropped into one of my favorite Autumn Markets and purchased our fill of pumpkins, they have pie…read morepumpkins by the way, peanuts, pies, produce, and you name it--cider. It's always a fancy good time just wondering what you are looking at...yah! Overall I purchased my goods for making caramel apples!

Not one to leave a review but just cause it's 20 minutes before closing doesn't give an excuse to…read moreget an attitude. We asked if a lane was open and instead of the lady who was away from the lane and busy mopping being polite or even just normal in the way of replying we were given a sarcastic reply. "It's on right?" Twice. We kept it polite though and didn't get a glance or thank you as leaving. Again don't normally care too much but what got me was how we seemed to be the only ones getting treated this way. And we were the only people of color in the store at the time. As soon as a Caucasian person asked something it was all laughs and smiles. Odd.

Tourist trap prices, the Isles are too narrow and they're never at the check out lanes... Go to…read moreneighboring towns to get cheaper items. Sorry Aldi but you're not cheap anymore

Good leave for fruit and veggies…read more Stay out of Candys register line she will close the line when your next up even though you waited inline for 10 minutes

Ciolino has been my go-to spot for produce for decades! I can stock up on all my juicing needs for…read moresuper cheap, great prices! The shelves are always clean stocked neatly, the workers are always very helpful! Fresh produce and so much more- be sure to check out the value table!

Nice variety of foods. All was good but be aware of the bulk food because some of the candy was…read morehard, possibly old? The Amish doughnut, baker, hot foods and meat market was great and fresh. All the workers were very kind and accommodating. also very clean.

If you want to beat the traffic tie ups in the eastern part of the county, head west on 39 to this…read moreawesome family owned/run farm stand! Their fruits and veggies are so fresh and delicious! And they operate on the honor system after hours and on Sundays. HIGHLY recommend!

Apple picking Took…read morethe family to pick apples. The honey crisp were in season. First we went in and checked out the market. Lots to offer from fruits and vegetables to hard cider. The market even has a bakery area with fresh donuts and pastries. You pay in store and receive a bag to fill with apples. They provide metal wagons for going to the orchard. Kids can ride in them or you can haul the apples around to make it easy. The honey crisp trees were a short walk on the other side of the parking lot.

The service I received Friday was incredibly disappointing. The staff were dismissive, failing to…read moreacknowledge me while I was checking out, and later, an employee was unnecessarily rude when I was simply pointing out the location of the fall festival. I understand that everyone has off days, but that behavior is unprofessional and should never be directed at a customer.

We arrived right when they opened and were immediately escorted from our car to the store by Rami,…read morethe sweetest dog. The staff is incredibly friendly and helpful, especially Bill and a wonderful lady working with him. Bill even went out of his way to treat us to some fresh apple cider and fritters! The orchard itself is massive with a huge variety of apples to choose from. This was hands down the best apple experience I've ever had. I highly recommend visiting Quarry Hill for the outstanding hospitality, delicious treats, and endless selection!

Soooo disappointed with recent visit with our youngest grandchildren to pick apples Tuesday…read moremorning. My family has been picking apples here for about 20 years. Back when they had just a small stand. Back when Bill would greet you with a cup of cider and a bag of popcorn. He'd ask questions of the kiddos and made you feel like your business was important. My experience this year as well as last year are like night and day. The employee was not friendly, didn't like being asked questions like "what are you picking today?" Our overall experience on a day when they were not busy and had only a couple customers was very disappointing. I know they can do better.

PLEASE check your receipts. I have been tracking this stores deceptive, unlawful, and mostly…read moreundiscovered pricing practices. This store purposely leaves expired tags on the shelves, the companies system often has higher prices loaded OR does not discount as advertised. When you complain, they say shop elsewhere or downright ask you to leave. Please be cognizant as a LOT of people are getting ripped off, unknowingly. Please consider sharing your findings with the BBB, Ohio Weights & Measures, the Federal Trade Commission, and the Ohio Attorney General. Kroger, as a near monopoly, has a duty and obligation to provide honest and fair pricing practices. They are knowingly and willingly doing the opposite of this. The burden of having to audit receipts, to this degree, should NOT be required on there consumers part. This issue is well known and has even been brought to light by investigative reporting from Consumer Reports in conjunction with The Fern.

Don't carry everything you would expect them to. Clean and well lit inside. Over charging for fuel.read more

Bought a Black Diamond watermelon a few days ago, nearly 10 dollars and was terrible, no taste,…read moremealy, not sure if it was over ripe or just a bad seed/grow. I know it's hard to tell a good from a bad, but this wasn't worth eating. Previous visits I didn't have this issue but needed to let you know.

Very nice variety of produce. Some of the prices were a bit high, but I don't care too much when…read morethe quality is so good.

Have a celebration of life in a week. Need 25 lbs of hamburger. Need a price. Called 2 minutes…read moreafter 3. NO answer. Got there exactly at 3:15. CLOSED. Huh. It says 3:30. Why.

Selection, product knowledge and service are suffering of late. Friendly but not what I need or…read moreexpect from my meat market. For example, I bought what I was assured was ground breakfast sausage for our grandchildren biscuits. What a disappointment for all. What I actually was sold was unseasoned bulk ground pork. I miss the "old days."