I love coming here to choose and cut my own tree every year, great selection! They pick it up,…read moreshake it out and bale it in a net for you!! I do miss the you pick pumpkin patch with gourds hidden in between, I wish the kids had taken that over too. Overall great place to go with friendly help.

Great pumpkin farm! Pick pumpkins right off the vine in the field! Pumpkin donuts and cider are a…read moremust!!

Great spot for fresh veggies. The Heard ranch also sells meat there. I highly recommend themread more

This place is a small happening farmers market in a nice neighborhood. Full transparency I came…read morehere only for the food & whilst I also enjoy the fruits, flowers and other natural things, my mission was food. Sadly I was too slow to get all the good stuff like the mini pies from Birdie's and empanada from another vendor. Instead, the Islander in me bee-lined to the fried rice because it's noon & that's really breakfast. I checked out "HAPA" and they had great selections from poke bowls to the ono chicken. Yes, I'm a creature of habit I drove all the way to Spokane for Islander stuff. HAPA served me a great heap of fried rice. After that, I checked out the crepes at crepecafesisters. It was thin and delicious & surprise I could actually afford it, if you're new like me try exploring this place, you get to meet lots of folks & enjoy the ambiance.

Great people and atmosphere, a really great farmers market, highly recommend to walk throughread more

I love a good farmers market and this one was so fun. The live music was a great bonus!!!!read more

A must go in the fall! the best place to pick any and all types of apples, grapes, berries,…read moreflowers, etc. Super easy to grab a bucket, go picking and then pay at the shop in the front (which also has caramel apples and other goodies for sale!. The owners, especially Karen, are so sweet and friendly -- We learned all about how they make fresh apple cider every Thursday. The apples are delicious - I highly recommend the honey crisp. You can't go wrong!! What a fun experience. Amazing views as you're picking. Plus if you go across the street, they have incredible pumpkin donuts.

I just love the picture of the yellow raspberries. I bet they are just as good tasting as the red…read moreraspberries. I would like to make a fruit salad out of the yellow raspberries. As for Greenbluff, I dont get there too often, but I have always have a good time when I go there. I've been to the Apple Cider celebration. I had a good time too. The apples they raise there are just wonderful. I went to the peach festival too, and had a wonderful time. I think Greenbluff is a wonderful and productive area for Spokane.

Money hungry piggy's. Charging $8 per person cash or $10 per person card. Insane prices just to go…read morelook around. Ambiance is bad, people are all pissed off because of the prices. There's no notice of the cost until after you've parked and walked all that way. Waste of time. Avoid going. And you have to pay for parking. Waste of time and money.

I am very disappointed in Siemens Farm. My wife and I have been going to their pumpkin patch for…read morealmost 40 years. It has become a fall tradition with my family and we have great pictures and memories from our visits. We have seen the price of pumpkins and other amenities go up over the years which is to be expected. This year we showed up to a $10.00 per person fee and free entry for anyone under 2 years old. It seems that we now get the privilege of paying to enter and overpay for their pumpkins. They are doing this under the guise that some food items will cost less and free access to amenities that you may not even use. I was ready to turn around and leave and would have had I not been with my wife and daughter. This is my last visit. Their thinly veiled attempt to cash in on amenities that only a select few are interested instead of charging for them separately is disgraceful. I'm giving one star only because it's the only way I can post this review.

Their produce is fantastic. Easy no long lines, they are helpful and it's family run.read more

I love this place hope they stay in business forever. to the person who grip about no dogs allowed…read more This is a place you pick your food! I'm glad they do not allow them. Dogs pee on every thing. use your brains. I love the tomatoes they are wonderful and I've been a customer for 15-20 years. Give these people a break. they are very old and tired. their son helps them but is a big job!

Every time I visit from AZ I come to Kendall Yards Night Maket. I love the river overlook and live…read moremusic. There is also public use bathrooms that aren't port a potties, in side stores that require patronage, or generally nonexistent like most outdoor farmers markets. Fresh flowers, produce, salsas, bread, baked goods, local brews/ciders, jewelry, artwork, and more is there to peruse. The market always has great variety but I go mainly for two things; Fetch Dog Bakery and Big Daddy's Honey. Occasionally I will partake at the Scone Ranger as well but it's the English toffee I'm perpetually out of luck on (they did say you can call the a few days before and say you are coming to the market and would like a certain flavor). Their other flavors are enticing too. My mother in law loves the orange cranberry. Fetch Dog Bakery is so adorable and if you weren't paying close enough attention to the little trailer, you'd think their delicious offerings were of the human variety. Granted, there are options for humans but it's intent is to be a great place to get really affordable and fresh treat options for your pets. Plus, their clientele (aka all kinds of dogs) is always fun to watch "shop". I usually get the 4 for $3 little flavored doggie bagels. Our dogs love them! Then I head down to Big Daddy's Honey and I get a jar of spun honey. If you've never had spun honey, I highly recommend it! It is the perfect companion to so many things; donuts, fry bread, biscuits, waffles, crepes, spoonful in tea, the list goes on and on. You just want to make sure to store correctly so it doesn't separate. My niece was a big big fan of the Lush Cotton Candy. It's customizable and every kid's confectionery dream. It that was big enough to share with her cousins but didn't because those were her chosen flavors and colors.

I am absolutely blown away. This night market just SCREAMS community. I am so so proud. Seriously…read more I have so many things this summer that are on my bucket list and I am excited that this is something I get to do on Wednesdays. We are BLESSED. The market is a bustling situation in one of the most profound spots in the city. We get to watch the sun go down, eat delicious food, have amazing music in the background, see everyone you know, and SHOP LOCAL. I am yelling so much in this review because I am so happy with such an incredible, divine event for us in the summer. I will see you all there this summer! Hit me up if you are going and I will totally meet you! I left with 4 plants, a bottle of honey wine (YAAASS), chipotle caramel sauce, shared ice cream with my 5 year old and smiled the entire night. See you next week, promise. I am getting pizza. And probably more plants.

Well kept, beautiful property. Plenty of delicious berries and different varietals too! Great time…read morewith the kiddos. Place is run on the honor system, but has options to pay via Venmo for convenience. Buckets are provided.

Went to explore the Berry & Nut Farm off Boekel Road and saw this farm on the adjourning property…read more One of the gals working at the B&N Farm said strawberries were still on and we were shocked since it was the 2nd week of October! But the picking was still very good and the fragrance and taste can't be beat! We wrote down how much we picked in their log book and paid by honor system. It was such a lovely, small town, family-ran farm and much more pleasant than the commercialism that has taken over Greenbluff in the past decade or two. I am so happy to have found (technically 2) local farms close by and I don't have to drive over state borders