Tiny Greens sells their wonderful organic produce through Wal-Mart, and at some area farmers…read moremarkets, and probably more places I don't know about yet. This is a wonderful company. The main man, Bill, is extremely devoted to sustainability and environmental/ecological responsibility. The company is all about bringing locally sourced, healthy products at affordable prices. The farm market for Urbana, close to my home, has a booth. I've tried sprouts, micro-greens, and sprouted wheat tortillas. All were absolutely amazing, flavorful. The kind of food you can pig out on and feel really good about afterwards. I try to spend my hard-earned on products from this kind of company. It's difficult because there are so few. Tiny Greens is one of those truly progressive companies, and I'm happy they're around!

Cute little farm stand with lots of items for purchase! Visiting here just made my day! Haven't…read moreseen a place with an honor system in place for a while. The grounds are beautiful, just be respectful this is someone's home. Cookies were delicious and so were the eggs! They have a cash box and Zelle and Venmo options to pay.

I don't particularly like cake. That has changed! I have had many a big city bakers product. I…read moresampled several of the individually packaged "cakelets" and was surprised at the taste, texture and artful presentation. I can say wholeheartedly they have raised the bar and lowered the calories. Get them, give them, promote them. Each littel box is no more than a greeting card. A much better way to say ...whatever. They are at the Champaign Farmers market Tuesday 3:30-6:30 and others check their page.

Came across this new business this past week at the Champaign farmers market. Got talking with the…read moreowner and was intrigued with the idea where they combine fruits and edible flowers to make the cakes. There were a lot of interesting combinations like chocolate beet, apple kale, peach lavender etc. I tried the Lemon elderflower and it was absolutely delicious. Can't wait to go back and try some more. It was incredibly fresh and tasted amazing.

This is such a nice place for kids to play, adults to shop and delicious fresh made daily apple…read moredonuts! The apples are beautiful. They even make their own honey. For a lovely day outside it's a must do.

A group of six of us went to pick apples, eat at the flying monkey Cafe, and get some apple donuts…read moreto take home. The first two items on our list were fine. We picked apples, at at the café, and enjoyed the homemade applesauce a lot. I got the donuts for 18 dollars, pricey, but not surprising. When we decided to have then at breakfast the next morning it was a rude awakening. The donuts taste like heavy, cake donuts, with minimal cinnamon and sugar. We thought, since they were from an apple orchard maybe there'd be some apple in them. No, there wasn't, ok. There also wasn't any apple flavor in them, not so ok. They were very dense, tasteless donuts for 18 dollars. We wound up throwing away 12 of the donuts, a huge waste of money, and a big disappointment. I would never buy any of their baked good again. Overpriced and tasteless is not a winning combination.

Very accommodating professional and personal. I have had only stellar service and I feel confident…read morewith the product and process.

I recommend checking out their website for online ordering. Very fair prices & clean. In-person…read morecheck-out can take a little longer because they only have one register. The students are nice and knowledge on the products.

This place is AWESOME!!!!! For what you get the price is perfect and their food taste great. Give…read morethis place a try.

Every year I get my deer processed at Heinkels, I also always buy a case or two of bacon, so…read moredelicious. This year however the packaged bacon I started out with was great as usual, when I got to the bulk bacon it had no flavor, almost like a cheap ham. I am very disappointed that they wouldn't take the bacon back for an exchange. I'll find somewhere else for my business.

Excellent! All the flavors are great would recommend to anyone who is a fan of this kind of snackread more

This was only my first or second time trying a food truck on campus, so in the CU food truck…read morecommunity, I'm a novice at best. From what I can tell this is a very new (and good) addition to the food trucks on campus. I happened to be walking near the east side of Siebel around lunch time when I saw the Hendrick House truck setting up. I went up without even having to wait in line (1-2 people milling around, if that) and was greeted pleasantly by a cashier. I asked a couple of questions, checked out the short menu, and read their claim of only "fresh, local organic food" and decided to go for it. I ordered the "chicken taco" for $6, which was actually three hard shell chicken tacos loaded with lettuce, cheese, onions, salsa verde, breaded spicy chicken and probably some other ingredients I'm missing. They took about 5 minutes to make, and were absolutely delicious! A good amount of food for the price. They only had 4 things on the menu when I was there, and they were $7, $6, $4, and $3 (the $7 item being a steak sandwich). This is not a place trying to rip you off, and everything seemed fresh. Go check it out! Enjoyable experience all around. I would recommend this to anyone.

Hendrick House is a farm-to-table food truck which means quality ingredients. That was apparent…read morewith the falafel we ordered. However as for it fulfilling my falafel craving, this did not do it. The dish was very difficult to eat (no way to pick up the wrap/taco). The falafel pieces were very large and not quite the crispy texture associated with falafel for me. The flavor was good, just no craving fulfillment.