They have a beautiful selection of plants, annuals, perennials, and houseplants. The staff is…read morecourteous, helpful and have a great sense of humor. All the plants are flourishing and my yard looks wonderful!!!

I can't gush enough about Rosby's. I visit every year to grab a peck of cucumbers and some…read moregorgeous, fresh dill to make my pickles. Every year, their cucumbers far rival any other market or vendor. These cukes are fresh, bright, firm and delicious. Dill as fragrant as you can imagine. Their marketplace also has everything you need for canning- reasonably priced mason jars, pectin, beautiful fruit and recipes. The staff is ever-helpful and friendly. The prices are a great value. I can't wait to go back for raspberry picking! One of my favorite things is that they keep their website updated so you know when to expect the cucumbers to be in season and when they'll be done with raspberries. They have even sent postcards! How great is that?

Our group of five visited Kim's farm after we booked a tour over the phone. And let me tell you,…read morethis has been by far one of the greatest experiences we've had with farm animals. When you come in for a 1.5-hour tour which costs $5 per person, you get to cuddle and feed the alpacas, learn about their breeding process and really make friends with them if you show them some love. The whole experience is very soothing and fun, and even though we did not attend the yoga sessions, we are still very satisfied for Kim's hospitality and passion. Definitely would recommend this to people of all ages and this is very family friendly.

A few friends and I attended an alpaca yoga class here and had a really fun time. Vintage Alpacas…read moreFarm is an unsuspecting farm in Brooklyn Heights. You're basically driving through industrial areas until you spot a little yellow alpaca sign. Drive down a little gravel road and then you'll be shocked to find a little farm! The owner, Kim, is very nice and extremely passionate about her work. The Alpaca Yoga class is held in the grassy field towards the back of the farm. To encourage the alpacas to visit your mat, Kim will put out buckets of food to encourage interactions. Alpacas are quite funny. I learned they don't like being touched on their head/face but rather their neck and behind! They move quickly and like slow, thoughtful movements. My favorite alpaca was Sadie. She's a cutie girl that is really well-adjusted to people and constantly came over for pets! I loved this little spot and we'll absolutely be back! Animal yoga is oddly relaxing. You don't need to be good at yoga to take an Alpaca Yoga class. Just try! It's really more about the therapeutic benefits of the animal, in my opinion.

Very friendly folks. The cut your own area was closed for the season by the time we got around to…read morepicking out a tree on 12/10. And they only had a few pines left. We went with a lovely balsam fir. They're pricier, but smell so delightful once inside the home. They even had some pie pumpkins for sale. Asked the boys if they wanted me to make pie and the family were willing to just give us a pumpkin. Also offered cookies and hot cocoa. We were full from our great lunch down the road at Tinkers Creek Tavern, so all we left with was a tree. Great combo, though. If we had more time, we would have started with a hike.

Still a 5-star, family-run farm, but worth an update!…read more For the past two years we've been cutting our own trees here at Swan Farm. This year, since Thanksgiving was so late in the month, we didn't get here quite in time to cut our own. However--we did purchase a pre-cut Scotch Pine that was huge and perfect, for only $48. Their pre-cut trees are brought in from another Ohio farm, and haven't been sitting around since August. Ours was cut maybe a week before we purchased it, not even. Even though picking out and cutting down your own tree is a special treat, snagging one of these pre-cut trees didn't take away from the wonderful experience and customer service. The gal outside walked us over to the Scotch Pines and even helped us measure the tree to make sure it would fit in our house. Once we did pick it out, we were sent inside while they safely secured this huge tree to our car. This is the kind of service I love! Inside, I'm assuming the owner of the farm checked us out--and asked us if we'd been there before. He's always so warm, welcoming and talkative! The little guy was able to warm up with a cup of hot cocoa and a candy cane (free inside!), so he was happy! My favorite tree farm in CLE+!!

I found Sweet Greens from a Google search, and I'm glad I did…read more I'm a very unknowledgeable, first-time-grower... and went to purchase nutrients I read about online. Floyd was more than helpful in assisting me with what I actually needed. After he asked me pertinent questions, he advised something completely different than what I was ready to purchase. Both Floyd's passion and knowledge will bring me back.

I've been shopping here since they picked up the Canna line about a year ago. Friendly and…read moreknowledgeable worker that isn't pushy at all. He actually steered me away from some additives that I didn't need to be adding, unlike most places I've been in. Prices are comparable to other stores in the area. The friendly laidback nature of the store has won me over as a customer. Keep up the good work.

I always perceived Drug Mart to be a lower tier convenience store. I'll never think that again…read moreafter visiting this store. It's the best Drug Mart in the area - very spacious, tidy, well lit, welcoming, and looking brand new/renovated. The best way to describe it is a combination of convenience store (regular Drug Mart) and grocery store. Employees are very pleasant, have friendly small talk with the customers, and answer any questions. Exemplary customer service! This store has HUGE assortment: -Fresh and vibrant produce that looks like it could have been at the farmers market. Quite a variety of veggies! Yams were 99 cents which is very budget friendly! -Variety of books. No trending reads, but a decent selection of various genres -Windshield wipers! I have never seen windshield wipers at a convenience store and loved this find! -Seeds for all your spring gardening! -Enough grocery aisles to avoid going to the grocery store! They have poultry, meats, and many aisles of food. There's even a decent global foods aisle! -Dollar aisle! It's more like discounts aisle, but still very useful! -OSU merch! Shirts and Championship Coke. No glass bottles yet, but for $1.99 I wouldn't mind owning this memorabilia! -Cough drops galore. I stopped in for cough drops and wasn't prepared to see so many choices. That was a pleasant surprise. My only criticism is that the store is not very logically organized. Plan for extra time to wander around and check off your shopping list. For instance, it took me several circles around the store to find baby wash that wasn't located by the diapers. Same with the bakery aisle. I was hoping to find famous Mama Jo's pies found at this location but it took me awhile to find baked goods at the back of the store. Other than that, I was very pleased with my shopping trip. Note: This store serves as an Amazon pickup location. Of course it does because it has everything!!!

Discount DrugMart (DDM) has never failed to disappoint in their FLORAL BOUQUET selection. They hold…read morelonger than any local store and are very affordable for a pick and purchase. I love seeing all the new seasonal varieties and they are very high quality. I even purchased some TROPICAL BOUQUETS this past summer!

It's coffee and soup flight season at the Little Birdie Wine Nest an adorable hidden gem with…read moreeverything you could want all in one! Enjoy the coffee shop, wine shop, grazing boards, flat breads and more in the store front! Check out their craft workshops, events and live music! Love supporting this female owned spot! We sat at a booth and looked over the extensive menu before going up to the counter to order. They luckily weren't very busy so we didn't wait long at all for our food and drinks. Kinda pricy for what you get hence the 4 star review but overall a good experience. Plenty of parking in the lot available. Pear Bellini Mimosa Savory Snacks Grazing Board Cold Brew Flight Seasonal Soup Flight

Update! This place still rocks. Bathroom seems fixed. LOL! Still have lots of choices both wine and…read morecoffee. Staff is still nice. Selection of wines is great! Events are listed on-line. They also have a lot of little accessories which are cute. I'd say the only issue is that price tags are not on everything. So I had to keep asking how much a bottle of wine was. So if they can add price stickers and shelf labels that be solved. Not everything is marked. On Sundays there is no wine drinking and no wine selling so you have to do that the rest of the week. Check this place out!

Remodeled and look fantastic. They have Amish veggies and…read moreso you never know what they may have. It used to be dark and dank, but now it's well lit. Its a nice local mini market and the the people here are so nice.

I stopped at Ziggy;s today. The remodeling makes the store so much better. The produce was fresh…read moreand competitively priced. But so much better looking than I see at the grocery store. I can't wait until they have fresh produce later this year from the Amish! I almost forgot to mention they have excellent bakery from a local baker. Check it out.

Shopping at this Giant Eagle is painful. Staff are slothful, selection isn't very good, and…read moreinventory is hit and miss. I've been to much better managed grocery stores in Mexico and Panama.

Big new beautiful store -like a Whole Foods on steroids and better…read more Only drawback is -it is hard to get to - gps hasn't learned the new roads yet -just follow the gps directions until they seem to end in nowhere -then look around for the red peak of the store roof. The whole area looks deserted with remote storefronts snd construction, but it's worth the trip when you find it.