Stopped here today for some fresh sweet corn. This place has fresh fruits and veggies, homemade…read morecookies and pies. They have ice cream, slushies and a coffee shop. Everyone gere is always very friendly. We always love their sweetcorn and tomatoes. The market is open air and everything is always well kept abd tidy. Very nice, welcoming place.

Boy am I lucky. My son and soon to be daughter in law gifted us with a HUGE assortment of goodies…read more Pecan Pie...yum. These huge caramel pecan cookies...yum yum. An assortment of flavors of fudge. And turtles and who doesn't like candy. Not a thing here that we don't love. The only negative is they are far away from us. What a treat!!!!!

Oustanding selection and high quality of fruit and vegetables combined with really nice friendly…read morepeople who run this business make it a MUST to stop here. I basically guarantee you'll be impressed!!

Has fresh large selection of vegetables and fruit. Now a huge selection of beautiful flowersread more

I've visited maybe a half dozen of different local pumpkin farms, both no one does it like…read moreLogstroh! I'm so glad we found this farm a few years ago because now it's a family tradition! About 30 mins outside of Columbus near Orient, the farm is easy to get to. They are solar-powered, too, which makes my heart happy! They have an awesome team who works hard and always with a smile. The shop has great treats and gifts. They have SO many varieties of gourds and pumpkins, too. Some I've never seen anywhere else. You can purchase pumpkins from just outside the shop if you don't want to take the wagon ride out to the field. There's also a little tractor train ride for kids and a small corn maze (both for a bit extra, maybe $4 each). They have goats to pet and big hay bales you can play on. If you choose the tractor wagon ride out to pick your pumpkin, it's $10 which includes any pumpkin you pick/can carry - no limit on color, size, variety. They rotate their fields every year so we have seen different field areas over the years. This year we didn't see the bee hives they keep on our train ride out. I hope their bees are still doing well! And now my favorite: The pumpkin donuts. They make them fresh right there and they are melt-in-your-mouth delicious. The donuts alone are worth the drive! They have chocolate and cherry donuts too but pumpkin is where it's at. I start thinking about these donuts in the summer, they're that good!! So whatever you do, don't skip the donuts!! Thank you Logstroh family for creating such a happy place for making memories. Here's to 40 more years!

We came in August during the Sunflower Pick and Pics and had a nice picnic amid the flowers. The…read moreweather was stellar and the atmosphere was so peaceful. The shop is full of goodies like handcrafted soap, fudge, jams and jellies, wood works, quilted objects and the list goes on and on. They had chocolate milk and even Creamsicle milk! We ended up taking home some apple cider and honey. We were also impressed with the friendliness of all who worked there. This family farm is one we will definitely visit again.

visited the main farm in August of this year 2025 Was amazed at its presentation and its welcoming…read morefeeling. The owner was delightful to work with.

We came across The Farmstead Market at a farmers market. They had some great looking produce…read moreavailable, and we were excited to get containers of blueberries and black raspberries. The friendly vendor had some great little lids to put on top so that all of the berries stayed put during the rest of our stroll around the market and journey home. The berries are sweet and juicy, with a great texture. The vendor was very friendly, and we enjoyed a quick chat with her.

It's eight Sundays a year open 12am-4pm, except in December, during Village Lights it's 3pm-8pm…read more Just like it sounds, over 60 local makers bring their baked goods, jewelry, leather crafts, flowers, art creations and more, here for you to peruse and hopefully buy. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. They even have food trucks, drink stands and today they had entertainment. Some stands are a second store front for a bigger businesses and some are folks that run a smaller business in markets like this. It's all good. There's quite the variety. We had fantastic weather on our only chance to experience this treasure. As you might expect, we drank too much, ate too much and spent far too much on the local crafts. You only live once. Parking sucked. We had to walk a couple blocks. It was a decent area making for a nice stroll. Everyone involved showed us so much heartfelt hospitality and good will. We talked to so many locals and learned so much about the area and the town's history, it was a total shock that we'd spent 4 hours here. 10/24

Great people (and dog) watching. Really nice variety of local vendors and a few food truck options…read more The Jennings Java coffee booth was a welcome sight. This market gets very busy quickly and the space it takes place in is pretty small. Parking is tight in this area, so you may have to walk a bit. Market runs until early December to coincide with GV Village Lights.

Her produce is excellent and delicious . The prices are extremely fair. I go once a week -…read morepesticide free I love patronizing, a local person rather than the big grocery companies .

My parents go here and I came along for the experience. I didn't take pics, but was happy to see it…read morein Yelp. It's cute. We got watermelon, butternut squash, zucchini, oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, potatoes and there was more Excellent prices for things grown in her garden, for example $ .50 a lb for potatoes(this was a special) and $2.50 for respectable bag of green beans. It is basically a large refrigerator and prices are posted. It is an honor system-write down what you are buying on a small notepad, add it up and leave the cash in the box. The owners is Mennonite and it is an older couple.

We are spoiled with great summer farmers markets in Columbus. I feel like each of them has kind of…read morea unique "personality." Worthington has lots of vendor variety and is hectic and crazy busy. Dublin has lots of food and craft vendors, but not a lot of veggies/fresh produce. Upper Arlington is very small and tends to have the same vendors every week. Clintonville, for me, strikes the perfect balance of food, fresh produce and community. As a special treat, they sometimes have live music. Spontaneous circle dancing even broke out this morning. Fun! There are typically 4-5 food vendors, lots of fruits/veggies/flowers, all kinds of beautiful baked goods and several coffee vendors. The baked goods seem to sell out quickly, so I suggest an early arrival for the best selection.

This is one of the best Farmer's Markets around! I love the variety of produce, flowers, and baked…read moregoods available. Start off with a coffee at Global Gallery (protip: if you want drip coffee they usually have an express line set up outside) and stroll through the stalls on High Street. It's also a great opportunity to check out Wild Cat and a few other businesses on the block. It runs late spring through Thanksgiving so make sure you get there while you can!

Sadly, we were in town for a funeral, got to the church too early, so we took a walk around the…read morecorner. Although it was too early in the morning for all the stores to be open, it is a lovely, cute, quaint place. The food stalls looked wonderful and they even had a little gift section. If you're in the area, it's definitely a place you want to check out. We didn't go upstairs, we ate outside on some cute benches, but evidently they're seating inside upstairs.

The north market should be called international market…read more This wasy first time here and so many ppl told me their places in there that have really good food, but they did not tell me that it was food from other countries. So I was a little taken back you got a little bit of everything in this location is really small. And the parking is terrible but what can you expect for downtown? I had to take my ticket inside and if you purchased something from one of the vendors, they have to give you a QR code for the parking garage and it's two dollars for parking. We had Indian food and the food was delicious. The young lady behind the counter was so nice. She let us taste the chicken before purchasing our meals. The food in the North market is expensive. It was almost $40 for two people to eat. Then we had Jennie's ice cream afterwards and it was $15 for two scoops of ice cream. Customer service was great as all the vendors were awesome and explained everything to us. Is this something that I would do again know just because of the parking and most of the restaurants inside of Markette is not something that I would normally eat very clean. There is a second floor for you to sit. I don't know if they had an elevator. I didn't see one, but I know there are stairs to the second floor. Very busy long lines and you feel like you have to rush to order something because all lines were so long.

Permanent boycott. All I went in there for was a prepaid pickup. Had to stand in a line while all 3…read morestaff were making sandwiches (It typically takes them 1 hour to make one sub. This isn't Subway). A customer cuts in front of me at the register, gets checked out, but the worker completely ignores me, walks away and helps someone else who wants cheese cut. Never going back here again

Found this adorable little farm market right down the street from downtown Grove City. The staff is…read moresuper friendly and talkative. They recognized me right away the second time I went in and welcomed me back. They have a deli counter for fresh sliced meat and cheese. They offer some frozen meats, baked goods, fruits and vegetables, as well as many other staple items. I have gone back several times to get my meat and cheese from Kirk's. It's cute with good food. I can't believe I am just finding this little local treasure!