Love this open air farm stand! They have a great selection of fresh, farm to table produce. Plus…read morejams, dips, dressings and a small home section. It's right off the road with a big parking lot, so it's easy to stop in. The produce stayed fresh so much longer than what I usually get at the grocery store, making it well worth the stop! Everything is locally sourced and the staff is friendly.

I absolutely love the Northern Market. Great…read moreproduce,excellent Salsas, Jams,Pickles,BBQ sauces. Great prices on their goods, A fantastic place to get all your fresh produce,and Super friendly staff.

Great tasting milk and good quality meats ! Friendly people ! Nice country ride , especially in…read morethe fall !

I have spent more time going to farms to get my groceries directly from the source. I enjoy getting…read moresome fresh air in the countryside and supporting local farmers. I'm not a huge fan of milk nor do I drink it often, but Crooked Creek would be the place to buy milk if you are looking for dairy products free of antibiotics. Crooked Creek's milk is hormone/steroid-free and the cows are fed vegetarian feed with non-GMO corn and hay. Crooked Creek is a must-visit on any farm tour of northern Macomb County. Calves welcome you in their pens as you enter the farm. Besides being able to feed the cows and goats, the store offers delicious ice cream, Crooked Creek milk, fudge, chocolate bars, and other locally made foodstuffs.

I don't care where you go apple picking: Stop going there, and come here…read more My family has been coming here for 2-3 years, and we love it. We're all adults, so we have no need for the overstuffed FALL FAMILY FUN!!!! that every other orchard seems to offer. We're not trying to spend an entire day feeding goats and frolicking in hay. We want to pick some apples, eat a donut, and maybe buy a jar of honey. They charge the 6 of us $20 total for one shared bag. Now this bag seems medium-size at best, but it's a black hole. We fit an obscene amount of apples into this bag, I really should weigh it this year. I bake my little heart out, and we still never polish off the entire bag. It's a bit of an undiscovered jewel, so there's not many other families picking, which is nice for us, no children running and screaming. There's a good variety to pick from, usually 3-4 different kinds. We're fond of the Ida Reds. In the store room, they have the rest of the varieties, including Honeycrisps, as well as jams, honey, cider, and any other produce that's left(I think we've gotten peppers and raspberries before). They have pumpkins, I'm not sure if you can pick your own. The donuts. Praise. If you get them fresh and hot, they might just be the best thing I've ever tasted. During peak season, they have more variety like pumpkin and nutty. The cider is served either cold or hot, and it's delicious.

Fresh donuts. Not warm but nicely sugared and a touch of cinnamon too…read more They use the mulling spice tea bag for their hot cider. The donuts are quite yummy here. I amongst considered going back in to get a dozen. The cider is quite flavorful with the mulling spices here. They have an assortment of apples here and bosc pears too. Honey, maple syrup and lots of jams too. I already want more donuts. Bring cash here, they don't have an ATM Machine and they charge you a 3% convenience with your purchase when you use a credit card here.

We had a Great time at the Market! Found something for everyone! Even bought some fresh Michigan…read moreproduce

About two hours from Toledo. I kept seeing this as an huge flea market that shouldn't be missed. It…read morewas more like a country market with foods, animals and plants. There were vendors with a few other options, even a few record booths. It end early by 2pm. Most vendors still did not want to bargain. I sorted through someone's trunk of in marked albums. He said they ran from $5-$10. I picked 5 and offered $5 per album and he had a fit, screaming and shouting. Usually you get a counter offer. So I just left those albums behind others were much nicer. I don't think it's worth the drive, although I found a few other nice shops on the way back. It's very hilly. Wear your walking shoes.

Fresh organic vegetables and fruit, and cut flowers all grown onsite! Loving the different types…read moreof garlic they grow - can't wait to try all the different variations I purchased today. They also have hand made soaps, candles, balms, maple syrup, vinegars and much more including eggs. This is a wonderful place to shop for your weekly produce with the comfort of knowing who, where and how it's grown. It also a lovely place to walk around where you can see all that is grown, talk to their crew. The owner and her crew were very friendly and helpful. The shop is too cute! Love this farm!

4.5 Visited last…read moreyear a few days before the 2025 season close. I liked this place. The outside setting, old school interior. Workers were nice. Cider was really good. Various choices. Same with the donuts. Some pies. They had a unique cherry cider that was amazing. They have events and a petting farm at times, I believe. Everything was done for the season when I visited.

Visited during the busy fall season on a gorgeous Sunday. A Sunday in the fall is a recipe for a…read morevery busy cider mill. We were pleasantly surprised that Rochester Cider Mill was not incredibly busy like others in the area. We were able to actually enjoy our cider mill experience. Plenty of parking out front. The petting farm is to the right and the giant straw pyramid is to the left. When we were there, there was a barbecue food truck. Outside had tons of pumpkins to buy. Inside has that old charm to it with the building. Rows of different apples for purchase. Along with little pumpkins and gourds. Pies and other treats. But donuts and cider are the main event. Interesting how they have different flavored cider, depending on when you visit. Their cider and donuts are very good. Nice pillowy soft doughnut that is a better size portion than other donuts in the area. The cider has a nice flavor to it and not overly sweet. Staff are amazing! Working very hard and very friendly. Picnic tables were spread throughout the property. Some picnic tables were in the shade and others were not. Didn't get attacked by too many angry wasps. The petting zoo is unique since you can enter the enclosure with the animals (just not the chickens or turkey area). But sheep and goats were roaming around with you. The straw pyramid was very fun and a bonus tunnel in the middle for your kiddo to go through. Would definitely come back when wanting a cider and donut type of Sunday.

I grew up going to Big Reds and little has changed. They still provide to pick your own service…read morehowever it wasn't available on the day we came, but that is the best way to pick up. Go out pick one off the tree taste it eat it and if you enjoy it, take a basket if not move on a different type of Apple or tree. Or pretend establishment it's gone from just a good fire to an actual tuna business type a lot of the triumph of the barn. The ambience was very nice This trip we have returned from Florida to get to bring back to who lived on other state as we drove back home Precept can be purchased as well as fresh donuts and cider, and of course fresh

We held our annual combined birthday party for 14 people on Saturday. Food was hot and so good…read more Just a heads up if you order the hamburger ask for extra napkins because it's so juicy. The staff was very friendly and patient with us (we can be a bit of a challenge at times), so I had to give kudos to the management for their training. I highly recommend Big Red Orchard.