Yelp is a community of eaters and a resource on finding food…read more Tri-County Farm is a community of farmers and a resource for eaters finding u-pick and farm stand food. Over 6o family farms in Washington, Clackamas and Multnomah Countes have banded together to publicize what is in-season by month along with directions to their farms. This has been going on for many years, graduating from paper you could pick up at food coops to a website today. You can start your planning with their season guide: https://www.tricountyfarm.org/season_guide.php. Exact dates will vary with the weather in a given year. Then you can search by the food you want: meats, fruits, vegies, herbs, flowers and even children's activities: https://www.tricountyfarm.org/all_products.php. Or if you are out in the country looking for a farm stand you can use their map, then select a farm and see what hours they are scheduled to be open, and what farm goods they have: https://www.tricountyfarm.org/map.php They list children's activities like hay rides, pumpkin patches, corn mazes and petting zoos. Portland has a lovely and well developed farmer market system throughout the neighborhoods. Many local markets have local producer fairs like People's Coop and Zupans. And local markets are always glad to point out local products. We have regional wholesaler Organically Grown which is a huge farmers' produce coop. It was started by hippies in Eugene and 40 years later operates warehouses in Portland, Seattle and Spokane with annual sales of greater than $150 million. But if you want to visit the farm and buy direct, Tri County Farm is the Yelp of farms open to the public!

2.5 stars. Brought the family out here as first timers to see the pumpkin patch and do some fun…read morekid-friendly activities listed on the website. Unfortunately the carnival rides are only turned on and operational on weekends and we went on a Tuesday so our kid was disappointed. We liked the big fun slide, jump pad, sandpit and playground. On the other hand, admission was expensive, refreshments were at additional costs, limited in selection and there was no food or beer. There were donuts but that's it. Dusty parking lot and barrel wagon rides. Everything was kind of meh, and to top everything off, our toddler picked up germs and caught a cold from playing here.

Family owned farm with huge fields of Christmas trees; sunflowers late summer; pumpkins in the…read morefall. The weekend after Thanksgiving they host a Holiday Market with about a dozen vendors selling their handmade crafts and treats. It's a fun way to kick off the holidays. Inside their barn, they have their own year round market where they sell honey, jams, baked goods, and pies and fruit in the freezer. Fun to visit throughout the seasons!

I'm sorry, but your response was not only inadequate but it only addressed 1 of the 3 concerns…read more First of all, we NEVER got notice ever of our eggs not coming, and each time we had to contact you for a refund. So if we forgot, would you had happily just kept our money? Secondly, thank you for telling me I can get a credit for the bad vegetables and eggs I never got. So what you're telling me is that you gave me an errand to run because I still need the vegetables to make dinner? Also, I have to throw away food on top of it because it was bad by the time I got it?! I got your service because I wanted to help with minimizing waste and buying locally but now I'm doing no better than going to Walmart?! This is your answer to what seemingly is a common complaint for many customers?! I'm upset for all the people who use your services. Unacceptable answer

We tried this for two deliveries. The price is not worth it for what you get. We can get the same…read morebrand of vegetables for a fraction of the price at our favorite grocery store that isn't wilted and going bad. And $8 eggs, $5 for one tiny artichoke? $8 for one container of salad greens that's half the size of what we get at the store? Outrageous. We're done with this company.

**WC** I am happy to…read morepop this cherry Yelp community! This girl is in a wheelchair so any opportunity I can get to wheel myself around a real Farmers Market and not be bombarded with thousands of angry people...YES PLEASE. Get there while it's new people! We even got there within an hour of closing and had a great time! I wished I had a few more business names to give you besides Missionary Chocolates but, alas, I don't and Bridgeport Village really seems to not really be promoting this a huge amount so I was unable to find a list of vendors. I only really saw about three actual farm stands with produce and two carried berries mostly. We did grab some of the best looking lettuce I have ever seen though. We also bought some of the most amazing sausages. One berry stand was a bit jacked up with a very angry woman shooing away children. Speaking of which...I am about to get on my soap box a minute to parents. Seriously, I love you...I do - you do something I myself just cannot do BUT, please feed your kids. These are kids riding brand new fancy bikes in their fancy clothing...CLEARLY you have the money to feed your children...there are some good places for that right around there...seriously... Because every time I would get remotely close to anything at all some psycho kid would cut me off asking for samples and then the vendor would help them...all of them. Honestly, besides us and the parents of these kids it was pretty slow so getting bum-rushed but kids on approach was a bit much. With that said, there were hand made soaps, baked goods, flower arrangements, jewelry and crafted goods. Also, I really wish we had look at the location before parking all the way in front of Marios - that area of the parking lot is always so crowded due to most of the restaurants being over there leaving the garage pretty free for parking. So I rolled myself and my husband walked at the way over since the market is located on the street inside the mall area in front of the parking garage every Tuesday night from 4-8pm. We are definitely going to try to start going regularly.

Parking on the west end of the building stays pretty packed. However, the east end tends to have…read moremore open spots closer to the building, but the entrance on that side goes into the home goods section. The store is pretty large in size and well stocked. Always is kept very clean. There is lots of checkers and self-checkout lanes. This store stays quite packed and busy most of the time. Ordering pick-up through the app is straightforward and the orders come out great (caveat is that I almost always select items for substitution). Staff have been friendly and efficient.

This Fred Meyer is located just off of I5 making the location convenient for most people coming…read morefrom nearby. It is a larger store offering a wide variety of items to purchase including clothing, grocery foods, cooking gadgets, and even an On Point Credit Union inside. The staff are usually very friendly and have always answered my questions to the best of their ability. The few downsides I have seen with this specific location are that it is often fairly busy and waiting in lines to checkout is not uncommon, the parking lot can be a bit of a tight squeeze and I was unaware that they would be closing most of the lot to work on it the last time I went, and that I sometimes get confused regarding the layout of sections within the grocery area of the store. Overall, I would recommend this store for your daily grocery/shopping needs, especially if you have signed up for the free Fred Meyer membership and are able to get the deals they offer.

Ok, so following my Tigard Farmer's Market review, I can't leave out the "other" FM in the area…read more That is BULL MOUNTAIN! Someone complained about there being 2 farmer's markets in the Tigard area. I thought this was funny. Yes, both markets are in Tigard, but have very different vibes and this market is now open both SATRURDAY and SUNDAY, where as the Tigard Market is only open Sundays. Some nice flowers here, also $10-15 per bouquet; fresh and lovely. They make a perfect arrangement, it's a work of art! La Provence makes an appearance to get your fresh pastries-nom nom nom! A few hot food items (the local Thai restaurant, a food truck), tables for enjoyment and some crafty things too like furniture, jewelry, art. A few funky finds to be had! They have great local produce here (Hint: raspberries here are usually better priced than all other farmer's markets in the area if stocking up to make jams). One of the things I LOVE most about this market is the farmers who own and actually work the land have a stand here. You don't have a wealthy business owner on his second career who inherited the family land trying to sell upscale veggies he paid workers under the table $3 per hour to pick. You get the honest to goodness farmer picked and sold in the palm of your hands. Some of the produce is so fresh here it lasts for 2 weeks (if you buy too much like I do), which is not unique to farmer's markets, but I swear it is fresher here. Great selection, too. Changes weekly, like all the other markets. And the people here are so friendly, not just the vendors, but the customers all seem happy and not in a rush. Oh, and just like their Tigard Cousin, they are DOG FRIENDLY! Pampered pooches don't have to sit at home or in the car...bring them here and they are well loved and welcome. It's more like a European market! The atmosphere is not fancy. It's parking lot quasi urban-getto compared to other FMs, but that's not a bad thing, as it provides some interesting passers by. You can't complain that this market is upscale, posh or high end. After all, it sits in the same parking lot as Harbor Freight, a pool hall, a suspect tavern, coin-op laundry mat, any one of these places has at least one person stumbling out their door for one reason or another responding to internal stimuli when I'm at this market. Always entertaining, I say! Love the Bull Mountain Market. Nice to have options in the area!

The Bull Mountain Farmers Market has wonderful food, produce, flowers and assorted arts and crafts…read more All the vendors are wonderful.

Love the high quality of their blueberries…read more Just off of Gage road in North Wilsonville.

We have been to a lot of U-Pick places and this is one of the best!…read more They offer both the U-Pick variety and cartons of ones they have picked for you. It took 3 of us about 45 minutes to pick 11 pounds of blueberries! And it only cost us about $22 if I remember correctly. Such a bargain! And what amazing customer service. Really great place!

I absolutely love the bowl I built from the on line menu. The bowls are generous and the fruit…read morefresh and tasty. I am able to get two portions from one order.

I love this place so much, I ordered a Nutty Bowl with Strawberries. I'm here pretty often and…read moreambiance is always great! It was pretty busy today, You could tell employees in the back were trying hard to get food out. The owner of the store was sitting down while people were pressing the button up front, and didn't help the staff out. The people did end up walking out without help. It felt wrong watching, and don't want to end up hating this place moving on.

I drop in here for a snack occasionally, a croissant or cookies. I don't shop for groceries here…read morebecause their prices are high probably the most expensive in the area. But now their cookie prices are through the roof and what used to be a large, lovely bagel has shrunk down to a small thing, for $3.50. That is hilarious. And their pizza slices? $5.00 for dough that is just strange looking, dark brown on the underside and not because it's overcooked yet, that is the color. Taste is awful. Whole Foods has much better pizza slices for $4-ish. Wine and beer prices? Too high. Their wine selection is okay, but overpriced by a lot. I never thought I would recommend Whole Foods for "lower" prices, but New Seasons is ridiculous. I can buy organic for less, elsewhere. At least they're not very busy. I wonder why.

New Seasons is where I go when I want something special and definitely not for my everyday…read moreessentials . They have quality meats, seafood and produce and prepared foods and that's what I like buying here . Their hot food, deli counter, salad bar and bulk food section makes for quick, delicious and healthy meals. I am a big fan of the cheese selection and they make for a great charcuterie board . Also like their natural herbs, soaps section and feel prices are competitive. I also happen to find one of my favorite ice-cream brands/flavors here and that really made my day . I love Christina Tosi`s Milk bar in New York and have been a fan for years and now that the Icecream come packaged at new Seasons ,I don't have to wait to get it . The staff was friendly and helpful . Plenty of parking OutFront .