Cutest little relaxed place to pick blueberries and view their beautiful farm. They sell other…read moreproduce as well and ORGANIC! That's appreciated. The buildings, greenhouse, and plants are gorgeous here. You feel so welcome on their property, as if you're friends just coming to pick from their garden. Reasonably priced blueberry picking and the plants are so well taken care of-all the blueberries were phenomenal! They also do CSA if you're interested in produce purchasing and just prepared themselves for products in the wintertime with a new greenhouse! Come check this place out and avoid the crazy crowded places, or contact them to join the CSA!

I've been looking for a place to get organic U pick blueberries and I finally found it The farm is…read morebeautiful and the picking is great right now! The owner, Scott, loves chatting about organic farming. $30 will buy you a HEAPING gallon bucket of delicious, fresh, sweet, organic blueberries! He also grows other organic produce--just get in touch with him for details. We will absolutely be coming back for more!

Sirnas is my go to for pizza or wings, it's a healthier alternative and it truly brings farm to…read moretable in a delicious way. Not to mention the fantastic and friendly service, everyone is so open and willing to talk and help you navigate the menu. I love sirnas!

This is a Hollywood movie come true!…read more The Sirna's were your typical urban-dwelling family with regular city-type jobs up until a few years ago when they decided to buy a plot of land and move out to the country to start farming. Today, they do a great job encouraging and supporting local farming initiatives while taking their hard-worked goods to weekend markets in Cleveland suburbs like Shaker Heights and South Russell. They also operate their own storefront on their land open during growing season which features their own goods as well as stuff from local farms and wineries (cheese, sausages, canned goods, wines, etc.) - again, supporting the local farmers and businesses. One story I always tell people is on one weekend I was desperate for some dill as I had a bunch of baby cuckes at home ready to be pickled. She ran out of the store and came back from the fields a few minutes later handing me this gigantic bouquet of dill weed for about $2. Now I only needed a few sprigs for the pickles but boy the house smelled great for a week! We participated in their CSA one year - a way of buying a share in the farmers' operation. For an up-front lump sum fee, your share nets you a weekly bag of whatever the crops yield that week. This goes on for several months while crops can be harvested. While you don't usually get a choice of what you'll receive (it's whatever is ripening that week!), every bag has an abundance of food. This is perfect for the family that has flexibility in preparing and eating a variety of vegetables from week to week. We received throughout the growing season (not in just one week) corn, potatoes, tomatoes, green beans, radishes, zucchini, butternut squash, yellow squash, kohlrabi, onions, and much more. On weeks which were light on crops, especially in the beginning, Sirna's substituted freshly-ground peanut butter and local honey. Sirna's also does a Fall festival open house with hay rides for the kids. Located along 44 about 2 miles south of 422, Sirna's is definitely worth your while to stop by here one of your summer/fall weekends and support your local farmers.

Been to this farmers market once long ago. This morning decided to try it again. The experience was…read morebasically the same. With all that is happening with vegetables currently we decided it might be a better idea to buy fresh, directly from the farm, produce. Unfortunately, that just wasn't in the cards. First, downtown Willoughby is so overwhelmed by the market on Saturday mornings it is very difficult to find parking. When we finally got to the market, which is actually quite small, most of it was craft, nic-nac products. There are some tables with baked goods (excellent Amish snicker doodle s). Then there were only 2 booths with produce. And their selection was quite limited. The ambiance of the place is more like a street fair than a market. As I recall, that was my impression the first visit as well. So... No thanks. I guess I'll just go to Heinen's.

I think the Kent Winter Market is a fabulous endeavor for our area. The concept was created by…read moreLucky Penny Creamery and Salt of the Earth Farm to allow community members to continue to support locals farmers and vendors during the drab winter months. Sure, pickings are slim, but it is winter in Ohio. Unlike the West Side Market, you won't find this place overflowing with fruits and vegetables that have been shipped in from god knows where. That's why I love our market. It's all local, and no BS. My review of the Winter Market is really no different than my review of the Haymaker Market. The vendors are all very friendly and energetic, as Mike mentioned. Don't be shy to talk to them, because trust me, they want to take the time to talk to you! Have a question about their practices? They won't hide any details! Want to know the ingredients in a product? They're happy to tell you! This place is really all about community, and it shows. The market is held at Lucky Penny Creamery. You need to arrive early because the parking lot fills up quickly, and many of the goods won't last all day. I make sure to go first thing in the morning to get my grass-fed beef and free-range chicken! The inside is small, so if there are many vendors and many patrons, it might get a bit tight. Just be patient and enjoy yourself! Definitely worth a visit while you await the return of Haymaker in May!

Pretty decent farmers market. I have always preferred tomatoes from farmers markets, but a few…read moreyears ago I discovered that pretty much everything tastes better - especially broccoli, spinach, onions. Yup...turns out spending an extra week in a truck, train, boat does not improve the flavor of veggies. They are opening soon (June 21 at 4 PM) so I am looking forward to seeing what they have this year. Update: This market closed, but there is a new one - information here: https://www.facebook.com/Rt46FarmMarket

I bought a voucher from livingsocial and went to check if All the Above Farm & CSA had a website…read more It did and I found it to be completely obsolete and useless. It was even hard to find what hours they were open. Then I went there to use my voucher and they refused to honor it. The place was a small garage in the back of a house with very little variety of produce, basically tomotoes and peppers. I certainly would not recommend this place to anyone.

A local CSA farm with HUGE variety. Everything is grown on site naturally - no chemicals, no use of…read moreproducts with chemicals in them, no hormones, no fertilizers (we use manure and wood chip compost, and shredded dead wood), and no pesticides. Ample produce baskets each week - you won't go hungry!

This is a small, but decent farmers market. Last year was the first year for it and I thought they…read moredid well, but could have done better. There are so many farmers in the area, that I find it hard to believe that this is as small as it is. I put the price at 2 $'s because the prices range from really cheap to super expensive. The super expensive being the organic produce. For example, last year I bought organic Kale at $4 a bunch. You can get that at Wal-Mart or Giant Eagle for WAY LESS. All the good are great, it just depends on what you're looking for. As far as I know, everything is cash only, but you would have to check with specific vendors. Parking is a bitch, but it's also downtown Ravenna.

I did not eat meat for 9 mo. after Covid when I found out about all the vaccines, antibiotics,…read moreHormones ect in the store meat. I was in heaven when I found out about this place. Adorable store with wonder selections of different food in addition to the meat, like summer produce ,some which are organic and locally grown. some locally baked Bakery. Eggs farm raised with non GMO fed not fed animal parts and organically fed.. I look forward to making the trip to Chardon and grateful these people went to such effort to spread their efforts of eating healthy to us to. THE HELP IS FRIENDLY. There is just no other place like this that checks all the boxes!

Local produce and meat from the farm. There is an on site store that you buy frozen meats…read more Coolers also have milk, eggs, cheese, and eggs. Local products available as well, like Ohio City Pasta, Cleveland Kraut, and Randy's Pickles. Maple syrup, bread, and other goods available. Property protected by cute fluffy white herding dogs. Cashiers have masks and gloves on. There is also a plexiglass screen separating you and cashier.