The produce is straight from local farms. So delicious. The blueberries are plump, sweet and…read moredelicious! The bread and coffee are local, too; and amazing.

Great selection of in season local fruits and vegetables. They do bring in some out of state stuff…read moreif not in local season yet. Great baked goods and other offerings such as meat and dairy also.

Love Blue Barn! They are the nicest people. Their Amaize corn is definitely amazing! Their other…read morefruit and veggies are good too.

This local market reminds me of my days living overseas. If you could happily survive on fresh…read morefruits and veggies (like me), this local delight will be your haven of food porn. Just got 3 Hermiston watermelons (the best) for our wedding reception at 10 cents a pound less than our local stores.

The location has a new big building for the store there! Very clean and well maintained inside. I…read morewished I took pictures of all the fresh fruit for retail sales there. I bought a 10 Lb box of apricots that are picture perfect The young man at the cash register was nice and helpful so I'll be back. They have fall events there too! Please see my pictures of the apricots I bought.

Marina and Sean Rowley and their family are owner-operator orchardists and farmers who moved their…read morebusiness up from Utah to this location in Caldwell (the Sunnyslope growing area) in about 2012 to provide more opportunity for their family to work together on a farm. I heard Marina say once something that was roughly this; farming is good for the family and family farming is good for the world. I'm paraphrasing, but I wanted to say "Amen" to that and also to thank her because it certainly is good for the local community. ACCESSIBLE FARM STORE FOR PRE-PICKED FRUIT: It was buying their dried sour cherries from other vendors in the area, both Peaceful Belly's farm store and McIntyre Farm store that introduced me to Cherry Hill. Visiting the farm for the first time in maybe 2019, they had only portable tables set up in a deep gravel over dirt lot and given I have mobility disabilities (I have had multiple sclerosis since college) that make it beyond difficult to walk through that, I was disappointed to not be able to get from parking to the product on tables. Fast forward a few years and they now have built a small farm store on site and although they still have that gravel over dirt lot, they did observe ADA minimums to pour a cement apron on one side of the store with a single parking spot there which makes it possible for all people to get into the farm store on solid surface and shop for sour dried cherries , sour fresh cherries, cherry juice, apples, pears, apricots, nectarines and peaches in their various seasons. U-PICK OPTIONS: U-Pick is offered through all the various seasons. Check Cherry Hill's Facebook page or Web page or call them to be sure they are open when you want to do and what is growing to be picked. DID YOU SAY DONUTS?: the surprise for us as we stocked up on dried cherries, apples, pears and O'Henry peaches a couple of weeks ago was to learn they have fresh made cinnamon sugar donuts at some times. We managed to buy the last half dozen, how they are sold, and came home to share them with the men who mow our lawn and we all thought they were great. SPECIAL EVENTS FALL AND SPRING: There is a corn maize and pumpkin patch in the fall from late September through October 31, so it is going on as I write this review, with special activities for children. In the Spring they hold a cherry festival. With cherry trees and the other fruit trees in blossom at different times, it really is a beautiful place to visit then. NEIGHBORS TO VISIT ON A DAY TRIP: *If you're in Caldwell to visit Cherry Hill, I recommend a visit to Peaceful Belly Farm which is also home to a Cidery. They serve lunch and dinner in their on site cafe on some Thursdays through Sundays during the Spring into Winter. Check their website for more information. It is very special to eat there, you can walk through the farm, and they have an onsite farm store selling their produce and that of neighbors, like Cherry Hill. Owners Jodie and Clay Erskine are so creative in offering community engagement opportunities. https://www.yelp.com/biz/peaceful-belly-farm-caldwell?osq=peaceful+belly *You may also want to pay a visit to McIntyre Pastures which pasture raises all their cattle, pigs and chickens and they have a farm store to sell their proteins - including eggs that are the best I have ever used - and other local farm products, like Cherry Hill dried cherries. https://www.yelp.com/biz/mcintyre-pastures-farm-caldwell?osq=MCINTYRE+FARM

Our family's second year picking apples at Tyler's Rocky Point Orchard. Love the view. Love the…read morevariety. Easy pay with cash or Venmo. Clean Porta Potty on site. Rows and rows of trees and tons of space for everyone to pick.

This is an awesome spot to pick fruit! We love going there each season to pick apples.read more

Love the selection, not just the standard fare. Food is…read morefresh and they do some great cultural foods which are great. We wished they had longer hours so we could catch them more often but we do manage to try an assortment at least once every couple weeks. I could eat @ Newstead at least once a day every day !! Love this place !

I love the fish tacos so much I haven't I ordered anything else since I found them…read more Running errands a couple of days ago and really just needed to gobble something down in my car between stops. Chicken salad sammich was yummy! Everyone else was ordering home made soup and I would have gotten that but I can be a klutz so hot liquid in an automobile didn't seem like a smart option!

The first thing we noted is that it was very easy to park. The market was a lot smaller than most…read moreother markets I have been to, with only about twenty stalls and a couple of food trailers. About half the vendors were selling crafts and half were selling food. Personally, I'm not interested in crafts, so I'm taking away one star because there were only about a dozen choices for eating. We checked out the market in the morning because since it was going to be hot later in the day. Next time, though, we would rather come at lunch time because there was some lunch-time fare that looked delicious: a hot dog and sausage stand (with very friendly proprietors that were a lot of fun to chat with), a tamale stand, and a trailer that sold "Thai rolled ice cream" for dessert. Another thing different from other street markets I have been to is that there were a couple of stalls where kids were selling food. I'm not sure how the other vendors, whose prices were comparatively high, felt about kids who were basically setting up a lemonade stand with super cheap prices -- but we liked it. brownies for only 50 cents each, while we paid about $3.50 for a scone at a more traditional bakery vendor. There was also some music, although it happened to be a sort of mediocre singer-songwriter. Update: After reading more about the market, I see that it started out as a youth market and the organizers still encourage young people to participate. That's great! When we were there there were two youth-run food stalls, both with tasty treats at low prices.

Indigo and I love exploring farmers markets in the summertime. We heard about this one and ventured…read moreout. I was concerned about parking but found a free parking lot just across the street. Super cinchy! Located at Meridian City Hall Plaza, the Meridian Main Street market is easy to get to. It is bit smaller than other markets, less crowded, more relaxed and I wasn't worried about losing Indigo in a crowd. This market had a little bit of everything. We sampled only a few places and were not disappointed. We got coconut milk and rice pudding (will update when I find out the vendor name) , a soda coffee (so much better than it sounds) from Brew'd Attitude, a pastry (kouign amann) from Gaston's Bakery, and a candle from the Luna Light Project. We listened to live music as we enjoyed our drinks and newly acquired goodies before heading home. If crowds aren't your thing, you like to support small businesses, you enjoy live music and sunshine, then you will enjoy this pleasant market. Note: The Meridian Main Street Market is formerly known as the Meridian Youth Farmer's Market, please see their website for more details. Indigo gives the Meridian Main Street Market 40 stars for friendly people and fantastic treats!

Lance, the owner, is very passionate about his orchard! He greets customers with a huge smile and…read morehandshake. There is also a calendar on the website that shows when each fruit is ready to be picked. When I picked cherries two weeks ago, each tree trunk was color-coded so I knew the variety of each tree. There's also fruit that is already picked and available for purchase. The day I went there was a hot dog food truck there. Perfect lunch after two hours of picking! Please support Gem Orchards! With all the new homes being built, our orchards are disappearing!! https://gemorchards.com/

I love this orchard! The caretaker of the orchard that grows the fruit really knows what he's doing…read moreand he really enjoys taking the time to inform the customers about all of the positive benefits of picking your own fruit, as well as the best ways to do it to get the best results. You really can't beat that level of care and detail to your satisfaction as a customer and your experience and it's why I'll be back to Gem orchard again and again!

Just bought a 2 pound container of fresh cherries at Costco. The box says Symms Fruits. Caldwell…read moreID. They are so fresh, firm and full of flavor. If I lived closer I would drive there myself. Buy 5 more pounds and tip the cherry pickers and the cashiers. These cherries are perfection. Thanks Symms!

Great opportunity for anyone who does bulk canning. Very helpful employees. Symms does sell locally…read moreat Walmarts and at great prices. Will go back in June for their cherries!