Open year round with seasonal vegetables, foods, and goods to purchase. There deli options are…read morevaried and delicious! We visited during October and enjoyed fresh pressed apple cider and hot apple cider donuts. If you are looking for a gift, seasonal veggies, or yummy food, check them out!

I've only recently discovered The Farmstand as I went to the local farmers market this past…read moreSaturday and was told about its location by a local vendor. They are only open 10 to 6pm Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday. It appears they have breakfast lunch and dinner as well as a variety of organic and locally grown food as well as they provide food and local wines for consumption on or off site. Now I'm only here in Oregon for work but best believe every day that they are open from now until I leave the state they will have me as a customer.

Their buckmaster decaf Creme brûlée coffee beans... fine ground in the machine they have is…read moreawesome.... And their stir fry mix is the best around for living a healthy active lifestyle. Brenda wenabove and beyond today with our self check out... fast service

They're great when you're looking for a kitchen tool or gadget; they'll always have everything you…read moreneed.

So much fun! We only picked blueberries because the other ones weren't ripe yet but we had a great…read moretime. The berries were delicious and they had multiple varieties. The hosts were also so kind. We definitely recommend coming here!

I have been picking fruit and vegetables from there for a few years now. They offer a variety of…read moreyou-pick foods that are posted on their website https://www.normlehnefarm.com/ There I can check what will be available before I arrive, which is very convenient. Their prices are very reasonable and the quality of their produce is often good overall. Now they have opened up The Farm Stand on Melrose Rd. It used to be Kruse Farms, but Lehne's owners have done a great job updating the facility. The same produce is sold there, but already picked for you if you don't want to go out to the field. The prices are much higher since the labor is included in the price. I don't mind picking produce myself, I like saving money.

Good prices. Wonderful produce. Fields mapped and well marked. Plus, they sell street corn. It is…read morethe best we have ever eaten!! Take your owns bags, buckets...

I have only been to the Umpqua Valley Farmer's Market a few times but you will see different…read morevendors on different days. This makes it more interesting and keeps you coming back. There are vegetables stands, snack goods, bread and pastry makers, local meat dealers, seafood dealers, specialty products like honey or soaps, and even, awesome plant starts in the spring. I hope you go to one of the farmer's markets. It is fun and you can find high quality items and have fun!!

This is a very cute market place. It has the freshest foods and people here are so friendly! They…read morealso have some plants shops and arts and crafts which are so interesting to look at.

Great place to go antiquing. The owner is such a sweetheart. Tells you all about the history of the…read morefarm and his background as a retired teacher. He is originally from Kansas and goes back few times a year to pick up items to sell on his farm. He will talk your ear off tho. Lol Stopped in to look around and found some nice items as souvenirs.

This place is a pickers dream. Its location is beautiful, and it has tons of relics to offer…read more Riversdale Valley Farm is nestled in the middle of a large vineyard and is surrounded by scenic hills. A vintage barn adds ambiance to the many antiques that are placed outside. If antique hunting is your thing, then you will enjoy stopping at this business.

I have shopped at a WinCo in the LA area once or twice but didn't remember much. We went to visit…read moreand see what it was all about. They built the Winco on Stewart Parkway. Right next to Sherm's Thunderbird Market that is similar in layout with lots of bulk items. And down the road from the town's Walmart. It seems when a new store comes in, they would try to serve a new area but no. They bunched it right next door. I did buy some crab which was excellent at a good price. I to agree with some of the reviews. Winco is good for what's on sale. The other prices aren't better than Sherm's and, possibly, more similar to Walmart's. But the using a debit card only is a drawback. I don't carry one and would have to carry it special to go there which won't happen often. I am a creature of habit. I love shopping at Sherm's and will continue to do so. Sherm's sales are excellent and the produce is excellent. The few cents difference on some things wouldn't make me switch. I buy fruit at the local orchard in summer, freezing what I can, and meat mostly at a local butcher shop or Costco, for special items.

The handicap carts are inside the store next to Customer Service so you have to search for them…read more They are locked up with a sign telling you to speak to a cashier for help. After walking over to stand in that area waiting for a cashier to be free I was told to go back to customer service. Nobody was there, the food vendor called for help after he was done with his customer, after waiting for someone to show up I was told that I have to check a cart out, show ID, leave keys or ID to be returned to me after I return the cart & check it back in. This initial process took me about all of the energy I had on my feet just to get this far, only to learn I had to jump through more hoops to get a cart, let alone return it after shopping. I walked out & will not be going back to this store. This stupid policy that makes a person who has trouble walking go to so much time & trouble to get a handicapped cart that is hidden inside the store so you have to wander & search for them in the first place is not even close to handicapped friendly. They lost my business & probably caused quite a few more disabled people more inconvenience than it is worth to shop there. This is the most ridiculous policy & they should be ashamed of themselves for making shopping more difficult than it already is for people who need to use the carts.