This is a Mexican grocery store conveniently within walking distance from the Pink line station and…read moreit has its own parking lot. I got a lot of food and items that I liked! My favorite was the coconut flavor flans and I haven't seen them at other stores. Also got a 1/4 papaya at a reasonable price. Fresh and yummy! Would definitely revisit this place.

Authentic Mexican fruit cart it's amazing. You gotta try it! Literally just *chefs kiss on a hot…read moresummer day.

Customer service al 100% . Y la fruta al 110%. Departe de familia Cervantes. Siempre que venimos a…read moreChicago pasamos por unos 4 vasos

Growing Home offers an excellent CSA box. I would say their boxes have a high concentration of…read moretomatoes, potatoes and beets. (Their heirloom tomatoes are great, particularly chocolate tomatoes. Yes. Those exist.) Overall, their veggies are fresh and flavorful. (Their CSAs don't include fruit.) There are a lot of CSA boxes available from a lot of farms. Growing Home has a great business model and gives a lot to the Chicago Community by providing job training among other things. You can feel great about supporting this farm when you buy your CSA.

what's not to love about delicious, organic veggies AND transitional employment for people in areas…read morewith limited options? this place is amazing and always my first stop at the farmer's market. their egg shares are great as well, but you'll be hooked. even the "best" eggs from whole foods have nothing on these beauties.

It's great to have an indoor farmer's market available during Winter! Green City Market has a good…read morevariety of vendors available. Got some great Sourdough, microgreens, and other vegetables.

Indoor Green City Market with a wonderful array of over 20 vendors. Friendly and happy folks…read more 8am-1pm Dec. 3, 10 and 17 Jan. 7 and 21 Feb. 4 and 18 March 4 and 18 Parking is tight

I was fortunate to be one of the first 100 to enter the gorgeous new Aldi location at Six Corners…read more The staff was all so warm and welcoming, and the perks were great. Gift cards were handed out, and we received a lovely goodie bag. The store is spacious and laid out so well. Carts are kept inside, which is nice. Checkout lanes are wide. This location will sell alcohol, which is not the same at the Aldi near my house. This location is near work, so I will certainly be a regular.

This has been on my list for sometime, one of those I'll get around to it, I'm glad I finally did…read more I wish they were here years ago when I took Ogden Ave. to get to work. So be advised that this is a little out of the way, but really just a little or you can take the "L" and get off at Central Park. If you make your way to Riot Fest, you can find this easy peasy. The payoff, you get to support a jobs and teaching program. It's a partnership between Lawndale Christian Health and the Chicago Botanic Garden's Windy City Harvest. What else do you get, a bevy of freshly grown (most there) vegetables, tomatoes, lettuces, kale, radishes, peppers, beets on and on. If it's not grown on site they tell you where it came from. They had some pineapple and grapefruit, we know those weren't grown here. Pricing is very reasonable, better than you find at some of the neighborhood farmers markets. I bought a healthy bag of stuff for 16 bucks, and that includes one of their reusable tote bags for 2 bucks. So glad to see a worthwhile program that brings healthy food and a jobs program to the Lawndale neighborhood. Definitely repeatable.

I finally made it out to Farm on Ogden after contemplating a few times post completion of workouts…read moreat Lawndale Christian Fitness Center. Luckily, it was open until 6:00 PM the Saturday of my visit or I would have prolonged it until who knows when. Farm on Ogden stopped me while enroute to a restaurant the evening of my visit; offering me a much healthier choice to eat in comparison. I visited with an interest of purchasing a salad similar to one I had purchased days ago at Green Tomato Cafe, a cafe attached to Lawndale Christian Health Center. But more importantly I wanted to see what produce items were available for purchase. My introduction to Farm on Ogden was at the 2018 Lawndale 5k where it was mentioned that the proceeds from the race support the farm, which at the time I had no idea of. In time I learned about it after visits to Lawndale Christian Health Center - Fitness Center & Green Tomato Cafe. This visit felt like an adventure because rarely do I encounter or let alone visit an indoor farm. Highly intrigued by the presence of its greenhouse and aquaponics system which I will have to sign up for a tour in the future to learn about. As much as I wanted to ask questions about it at the time of my visit, the time was limited and I was quite positive that I would learn about it in the future eventually. Anything that contributes to the growth of a community by offering healthier foods, jobs, and education I am all for. And Farm on Ogden does so with its partnership with Lawndale Christian Health Center and Chicago Botanic Garden - Windy City Harvest. There are opportunities for anyone including veterans and adults with criminal backgrounds. If you drive, there are no worries about parking because it has its own private lot with street parking available as well. And if you do not drive, yet familiar with Chicago Transit Authority the farm sits right outside of CTA Central Park - Pink line making it an easy commute to-and-from. I made it no secret to one of the employees that I would be returning in the near future after what I discovered. Even though I live outside of the Lawndale community, it is heartwarming knowing that my contributions to not only Farm on Ogden, but Lawndale Christian Health Center are meaningful. ~Blessings~ Thomas G

I was pleasantly impressed with this indoor market and would compare it to the outdoor Wicker Park…read moreone in terms of selection and quality. I bought delicious cheese, chicken and duck eggs, and plan on coming back as soon as my schedule permits. They do have some quick bites for those that want to eat as they're walking around the market or wander around the museum area or north pond.

I love this Westside neighborhood garden and all the good it holds! The Finding Justice Flower and…read moreVegetable Garden at 215 N Kenneth Ave., Garfield Park is a hyperlocal urban farm with seasonally ripe garden produce for purchase by anyone, especially the neighbors. The owner, Ms. Miller, shares her love of growing healthy vegetables and edible medicinal flowers with her dedication to making fresh produce available locally within her community. The farm has been planted, tended and weeded by Ms. Miller with help from local teens and adults. Here you can honor the earth and get nourishing seasonal local vegetables which supports the local economy. In late July I saw Shishito Peppers, collard greens, cabbage, mint, basil, and thyme ready for harvest and for sale to anyone. The Finding Justice Garden website lists all ripe produce throughout the seasons. Swing by and take a look. Get healthy locally grown food right in your community. Also, Taco Tuesdays are a popular delicious event at the garden. Order produce online at https://findingjusticegarden.com. EBT accepted.

What a fantastic opportunity to make a real difference! Fresh, healthy produce with a powerful…read moremission.