What a SWEET little gift shop. We stopped in to see what all the BUZZ is about. This family-owned…read morebusiness has a LITTLE bit of everything, from holiday decor to popcorn and from kitchen supplies to candles. You get the idea. But we came for the HONEY, the creamed honey to BEE precise. It's in the back corner, near the active BEEHIVE, where you can search for the QUEEN BEE. We have purchased their products at our local grocery store before, but they have SWARMS of unique flavors here, maple nut, huckleberry, cinnamon, apricot and more. The helpful WORKER-BEE staff will even let you taste the different types over by the fudge counter. So FLY on in to see what this little shop is all about. You'll BEE glad you did.

Service. Mountain Honey does not crystallize. It is so good. so many fun items are in the store.read more

My childhood friend brought me to Gossner Foods for the first time. It's an absolute treasure trove…read moreof Dairy delights, local snacks, and assorted local foods. The history of Gossner Foods is quite endearing. I would recommend reading up on their website. https://gossner.com/pages/history You grab a cart at the entrance. Upon passing through the sliding doors there is an ice cream station with various flavors made from local dairy. One of the local favorites is their blackberry ice cream. There is a milk/cream area. A wall designated for local snacks and assorted local foods. The back wall is designated for the expansive cheese section! Butter, cream cheese, eggs etc...It was a little crowded when we arrived in the afternoon. I didn't get to take as many pics of that section, but it's a dairy wonderland in there. When you're ready to check out, they ring you up at the middle counter section near the ice cream. I absolutely loved Gossner Foods. About an hour and a half from the Salt Lake Valley, I'd highly recommend a visit. And bring a cooler because you won't be able to resist buying items to take back home with you.

This place is a cheese lovers wonderland. Cheese prices are low, they have tons of variety, they've…read moregot lots of different milks, and all sorts of other things. I picked up a couple different blocks of cheese, but my favorite thing so far has been the spicy cream cheese dip I got. It's actually spicy and is great on crackers. They didn't have any samples out when I was there, which was sad as I had read that there would be and I wanted to try everything. The only other downside is that I don't know where I can buy there stuff outside of Logan. I will definitely be stopping by here next time I'm in town.

Utah Artisan Mercantile catered extraordinary lunch featuring Utah Food Traditions and products for…read moremy women's groups of 20 today. Absolutely stunning! Centerpieces of flowers plus vintage cookbooks. Clever containers for food. And the salad! Lettuce on salad plates and the burrata, tomato, and dressing in individual pint mason jars to pour on. Impressive!

This was a fun find up by Utah State. We had stopped by the chocolate factory to get some delicious…read moresweets and saw this little shop pop up. The shop is filled with local goods like jams, honey, lip balms, soaps, and other organic items. I walked over the shop and was greeted by the friendly owner. It was a positive interaction and we walked away with a few lip balms.

This place is the best! The owners are so friendly and helpful. This place feeds my sweet tooth…read moreevery time. Do yourself a favor and stop in. You will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Plant Kandy offers an array of unique Freeze Dried goods ranging from Candy, Fruit, Ice Cream and…read moremore.

What a gem! Found this by accident and were so glad we did. The salted caramel frozen hot chocolate…read morewas AMAZING! Loved it! My kids loved seeing the chocolate being made. It was like a small glimpse into Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. We will definitely be taking a trip to Logan for some chocolate treats again.

We visited here a few weeks ago while on vacation. As always it smells divine as soon as walk…read morethrough the door. The smell of Chocolate is calming. I wish they had coffee to go with that yummy in the tummy chocolate. I bought some for gifts too. It's always an excellent gift.

I have purchased Butcher's Bunches products at handmade markets throughout the State of Utah. I…read morepick up a few jars every time I spot them - they are that good!

From the owner: We make the best jams on the planet!! Try them and see! We make no and low sugar real fruit…read morespreads, and love to play with our food. We mix Artisan chocolate with delicious berries, tart cherries and passion fruit, and that's just a couple of our fun flavors! Check our our website at www.butchersbunches.com and see what we are all about; we would love to have you jam with us!

Fun little stop with something for everyone! Lots to explore, and they were handing out plenty of…read morefree samples when we visited. The peach parfaits are delicious and reasonably priced. There's a huge selection of produce, gourds, trinkets, and knickknacks to browse. Great spot to snap some photos and pick up fresh produce. Staff were friendly the whole time, and overall, a really fun fall night out!

I've been shopping at this fruit stand for years because I enjoy supporting local businesses, but…read moreunfortunately I had a disappointing experience on my recent visit. I purchased a $28 peach basket that was advertised as a fill-your-own basket. After I filled the basket with peaches, an employee told me it was "too high" and removed several peaches without asking me first. What bothered me most was not the policy itself, but the way it was handled. If there is a limit to how full the basket can be, I would have appreciated that being explained before I filled it, or at least being asked whether I still wanted to purchase the basket after peaches were removed. I ended up paying the full $28 for significantly fewer peaches than I had originally selected. I understand that costs have gone up and that businesses need to set limits, but clear communication and good customer service go a long way. I've enjoyed shopping here for years, which is why this experience was especially disappointing. I hope this feedback helps improve communication with customers in the future.

A great selection of meats at wonderful prices. You will definitely want to stock up! Be sure to…read moreput this on your go to list for The Logan city area.

If you want to stock up your freezer with quality meats, you might want to stop by Lower Foods for…read moresome delicious dinner ideas. They have a variety of items, many of them pre-cooked and ready to heat and eat. There are samples of lots of the meats so you can try them out before you buy them.

When you drive through Brigham City/Perry, you likely drive through Fruit Row. It's like the OG of…read moreFarmer's Markets, before they turned trendy and popped up all over the valley. Here you can buy produce right from the local growers-it doesn't get more "farm to table" than that! This "stand" is rather large-with an indoor shopping area. It feels like it's a little too large for it's inventory-I'm not sure if they used to carry more products or if they just like lots of space, but it does feel like things are spread out unnecessarily. No matter-the fruit and veggies here are legit.

We picked up some very nice peaches. We specifically looked for some that were a little green as we…read morehad to drive back to Kansas with them. I am happy to say they canned up wonderfully. Nice big peaches 5 +/- to a quart jar, that taste fantastic. The last few peaches that were still a little green when we were canning, we are fresh as they ripened.