Never been, but the phone number is disconnected, so I can't comment more than that. It was a…read moreletdown since I wanted to check on what they had before driving there since it's out of the way! I won't go without being able to ask. Three stars is for not having a working phone number, but I didn't want to only give one since I know nothing about the business.

Highly recommend stopping by this place. Easy to get to off of I-435, its a shed adjacent to a…read moregarden. Loved the system set up here, just pick out what you want and leave the money. Was really fun pulling up and seeing the chickens. Will be stopping by for sure in the future.

I got three different kinds of apples. One type was sadly beyond it's prime, kind of mushy and…read moremealy but the rest were great. The cherry juice was sweet enough that it could almost have been used as a syrup. A little of it and some soda water would probably have been delicious. A fun little place to stop and get some healthy snacks for the road.

Kittens? Check. Fresh apples? Check. Beautiful scenery? Check. There is a reason we've come here…read morefor the last 6 years. No wagon rides, no doughnuts, just delicious u-pick apples. Very convenient to get to just a few miles off the highway. They also sell at the OP farmers market which is how we learned about their farm. We've even discovered new varieties of applied like blondes- crisp and tart, and Arkansas black- softer but with clove flavor. As a Michigander I'm an apple snob & this orchard checks all the boxes for me. Plus, kittens?

When I was younger we used to always go to Stephenson's Orchard. I always looked forward to apple…read morepicking day. When I go older and had my own kids, I told them how much I used to love picking apples with my family. I tried to look up Stephenson's and saw they had closed. After a quick google search, I found Sunflower Orchard and was glad it wasn't too far of a drive. When we arrived, I will admit I was a bit disappointed by the size of the trees. I was hoping for large trees that the kids would have to climb up to get. The disappointment was short-lived because as soon as I tasted their fuji apple I was so excited to try other varieties. We grabbed a couple bags and went to explore their orchard and discovered some new varieties. Our favorites were the ultragold and winecrisp. There was a candy crisp that the kids also liked. I would highly recommend everyone to add Sunflower Orchard to their list of fall traditions!

Kaw Valley Farm Tour our next stop is one we always make sure we go to every year Pendleton's…read moreCountry Market. They are a diversified family farm growing vegetables,bedding plants and cut flower . There is a beautiful set up inside with items for home decor and novelty items. A spice and herb section . If you're looking for pumpkins and fall items, this is your next stop. Owners Karen & John are very hard workers and you can see that in their Market.

Friendly owners and staff. Very helpful. Asparagus was maxing and all…read morePlants doing well.

"Caveat Emptor" - no place in KC is this Latin phrase of "Let the buyer beware" more relevant to,…read morethan shopping at Christina's Produce. Great bargains can be had here, but you can also spend money on produce that you will be throwing away very quickly after purchase if not inspected thoroughly and used ASAP. Make sure to carefully inspect the ripeness / color / texture / firmness of every object and open those packages of berries; there can be hidden mold on many products. There is a reason things are marked down so cheap; preparing a dinner for that evening - go for it. Stocking up for the week - think twice. My favorite bargains are when avocados are 4 / $1 or flats of bananas are $3. A great way to overindulge on some tasty guacamole (get the seasoning next door) or a cheap healthy treat for the office staff. If I lived in the neighborhood, I'd visit daily and knock down my grocery bill by 75%.

Cristina's Produce is THE place to buy cheap produce in the downtown-ish area! I am shocked every…read moreweek at how cheap everything is. Bring cash and be prepared so you can quickly pay the employees who are walking around to bag your selections for you. They have a lot of items that are unique and harder to find at other stores, and they have tons of variety! Always make sure to check out the $1 sale bowls for deals on large quantities of super ripe produce (ex. 8 super ripe plums for $1 and 10 old potatoes for $1)

Very nice market with a selection of delicious produce, meat, honey, baked goods, plants, crafts,…read morefood trucks and more. Lately there have even been buskers! Lots of free close parking. I try to hit it each week, and even plan recipes based on my finds. Recommend to go early. Well done, Topeka!

Great selection of food trucks, I could rate each one (and I have started) but nice choices, wish…read morefor more! Love the fresh local vendors the most. I am disappointed that so many 'not local' vendors are here, but I just pay attention and try to stick to local. The farmer with romaine--please come every week! Better produce here than any grocery store in the area Everyone is friendly & helpful. It's pretty wide open so not crowded.

I came with my family -- including my young (toddler) son and my mother, which is to say that our…read morecrew had folks from 4 -70-ish years old. We went for the fall festival and were satisfied with the range of activities that were offered, specifically the range of activities that appealed the the 4-year old (e.g., corn pit, hayrack ride, train ride, pumpkin patch, etc.). It is exactly what you would expect from such an attraction held on a farm in the midwest. It is worth noting a couple of things: the admission price covers a great deal of the activities inside but not everything, so check the website for exclusions. Further, the food prices felt like we were inside an amusement park. For reference, a turkey leg cost $16, which nearly matched the cost of a turkey leg in Los Angeles' Disney California Adventure Park's price (~$16.50).

Great place to come as a couple, with a friend or group, or as a family. Super fun in the daylight…read moreor at nighttime! They have lots of activities for kids, as well as a corn maze & a walking path with lights at night that is super fun and spooky! Love coming here during the fall.

Fabulous doughnuts and apple cider slush. Lots of good homemade jellies to buy. Very unique place.read more

Heading west on Highway 24 there's a big sign that says "Cider Donuts" shortly before you reach…read moreTopeka and the exit is immediately after the sign (I missed it several times). Well this time I watched and immediately put my blinker on and made the exit (it's hidden by trees right as you come around the corner). It's a medium smaller sized store with some produce and cider and cider donuts! The donuts are by the cash register in brown paper bags and sold by half dozen bags for just under $5 with tax. They are really good! I'm used to the ones in Louisburg south of Overland Park, but these are softer and more fluffy cake cider donuts covered in more cinnamon and sugar. They are worth the stop! I saw they have cider ice cream too, but didn't try it.

Lori was amazing. Very personable and knew a lot about the wines. The grounds and main building are…read moregorgeous. I see why weddings are popular here. I tried the sweet wine flight $12 for 4 wines. I really enjoyed the Armogan, just sweet enough that it doesn't taste like pure sugar. I do wish I had picked the 6 wine flight so I could have tasted the Traminette & Centre Rouge but I'll have to do that next time

Very cool venue. It's definitely out therein the country. The wine was good, and we made our own…read morecharcuterie board, since they don't serve food. They do not have hard liquor, which would have been a bonus. Very friendly staff.