As we were in the area for a Warren Dunes vacation, my wife and I decided to check out the St…read more Joseph Farmer's Market. I am so glad we went! Parking was surprisingly easy, and once we got started, it was a block and a half of a good time. Now, we did not buy much, but we did enjoy seeing everything and talking to a few people. We were especially excited to buy fruit directly from the farmers! I got a bunch of peaches and nectarines, and let me say I have never in my life tasted such good fruit! I also tried the homemade strawberry & rhubarb pie, and bought the homemade honey with cinnamon. I also especially liked how the Farmer's Market overlooked Silver Beach. It was a nice time, and I look forward to going back before the Farmer's Market season ends this year! Shopping variety............A+ Prices................................B Ambiance........................A+ Customer Service...........A+

May 27th thru October 14th is St. Joe farmer market season meaning every Saturday 9am-2pm you'll…read moresee me buying delicious varieties of deliciousness.  Homeade pop-tarts, fresh cheese and gluten-free cookies are my most frequently bought items.  While I am a regular customer at a few stalls, I stop at every stall to check out the new vendors, see new options and maybe pick up something new I had previously overlooked. Whatever you're looking for, the St. Joe farmers market is a great summer staple that allows you to buy fresh food and enjoy the bluff overlooking Lake Michigan.  If you're here on a Saturday in the summer or early fall, I would definitely try to stop by.

This is such a great find! The food is fantastic and made from scratch, which makes it easy to…read morenavigate around food allergies if you have them. The menu has so many interesting and tasty options that it makes it hard to choose what to order first. I got the steak bowl, which comes with an egg and plenty of sautéed peppers, onions and potatoes. Highly recommend. Even the drink options are exciting. Locally made cherry limeade?! Yes please! The ambiance is warm and welcoming, the staff is friendly. Even though you are in the middle of an open-concept business collective, the layout of the restaurant space makes you feel like you are in someone's giant, awesome home kitchen and you can watch as your meal is made. It took me a moment to put my finger on it, but this place gives you the reassurance that your meal is being made by people who enjoy good food. As someone who loves to cook and is on the tail end of a road trip, this was the most relaxed and enjoyable meal I've had in a while. I enjoyed it on so many levels. The restaurant is tucked away inside of a bigger collective of stores, one of which is Dad's Farm, a little grocery with a nice collection of packaged and frozen locally sourced foods. There are other shops in the collective including a coffee shop, brewery, cheese shop, wine shop, and gift shop with great art, cards, jewelry and other clever gifts. It's a nice group of shops where you can pick up some great souvenirs. A quick note about the entrance to the collective: it was not obvious to me, though I might have missed some signage. I was looking at the map on my phone, was on Pleasant St, and passed by the whole thing several times. I almost gave up trying to find it, but I could smell good food, so I finally took a chance on a tinted door near a coffee shop and was happily surprised to find I was in the right spot for Dad's Cafe as well. Give Dad's Farm and Cafe a try, I think you'll really enjoy it!

The food here is ok but apparently they want to lose a customer over refusing to refund an item…read morethat was not given, like I don't spend enough in their expensive store on a regular basis anyway. Or, I did. This person must really need 50 cents badly to actually ignore a customer and to refuse a refund. Your business will not last if you do not have the management skills to back up cooking skills. And this is a small area. When a customer asks you why you charged them something, they are not just asking. It is theft. I expect an answer when I ask that question. My receipt clearly shows a custom charge of 50 cents, for a side of sauce that I did not receive. It was actually supposed to be a dollar because I ordered 2 sides. I sent a message and was told that I was not charged, end of reply. I replied that I was. Instead of sending a refund, they sent me a copy of the current receipt that clearly shows a 50 cent custom charge on it. I am not the blind one here. I messaged again asking what the charge was for, if not for the sauce. No reply. I am also tired of tipping on takeout just to have no one check the orders and for it to go out wrong, no more. What is the tip for? It was 2 items, juice, and some sauce, not hard to get right. Tip in cash only if your order is correct. A normal response would also be to apologize for getting the order wrong to begin with. I have not received another response or a refund so I take it that they feel entitled to take money for items not given. It is not about the amount of money, just the audacity and bad business practices. Shameful behavior. There is nothing special about the menu here so something better will eventually take its place.

This place was AWESOME, it made fresh cinnamon donuts, and also had all kinds of cool stuff like…read moresyrup, donuts, pumpkins and just seasonal stuff in general! And the shopkeeper was very friendly and generous! And if you are Hispanic (like me) so is the cashier/shopkeeper! So I recommend coming here! By an 11 year old boy (in pictures)

Fresh produce and friendly service. The only issue I have (pretty small one) is that it was hard…read moreto know when they opened for the year. Their website wasn't updated and only had the previous years info.

We had our first experience with the Farmers Market a few weeks ago. I was so hopeful that this…read morewould become a new regular destination to visit with my kiddos. The outside in my honest opinion does not give a welcoming, farmers market vibe. It reminds me of old sheds or long warehouses that have been converted, albeit that is most likely what it was. However there is not really a specific entrance that I found, just multiple doorways that may or may not be marked as entrance doors. Inside, we found the market to be basically a very large rectangular loop of vendors booths. There is lots and lots of crafts to look at. The produce appeared to be on the higher side so we passed on buying. There was a wonderful lavender vendor with very high grade essential oils at very good prices that we did purchase. There is wonderful English Tea and food items which were splendid. ( might be a reason I return). Additionally there was a Hungarian bakery vendor that had wonderful items to taste, they were very traditional and delicious. We noticed a small cafe or diner but did not stop, it looked dated but had customers enjoying their orders. If I had to give any feedback as a consumer to the owners, it would be to invest in better parking, signage and updating of your building. The vendors that were present ( empty booths were noted) seem to love their businesses and would benefit from the updates!

Indoor flea market in South Bend Indiana. Located along the Saint Joseph River. Open daily, super…read morecute Indoor with a lot of things to offer. Your senses will be captivated by many sights,sounds and smells of local farmers bringing their goods to this market. Vendors and customers come from far and near to sell and purchase goods from the many stalls that are owned and operated by families. Love supporting small businesses and it's a must see when in South Bend.

I just can't pass up one of these. Nice selection of Michigan produce, prices are a tad high, but…read morethe quality is very high. Parking a sedan with low clearance is a bit problematic, even more-so than in Milwaukee suburbs, everyone here drives Urban Assault Vehicle size SUVs and Pick-Up trucks and there isn't a regular paved parking lot.

Came to Michigan for our anniversary and wanted great prime rib Skips did not disappoint! The meat…read morewas tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. Excellent service and atmosphere too. A perfect anniversary meal we'll definitely be back!

Fun Halloween themed farm with pretty much everything you can think of. You can purchase pumpkins,…read morepick grapes and there's a nice amount of rides and activities for kids. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They are cash only, so make sure you bring some with you.

Best place to get pumpkins and grapes. Must see place! Inexpensive. Fun for all ages…read more Three Oaks not far away. Cute little village ...

Huge produce array. Easy to access this welcoming market...right off highway exit. Staff friendly…read moreand helpful. We were surprised at the variety of fresh produce plus market extras that were available. Prices very fair. We filled our vehicle with oodles of blueberries, peaches, tomatoes, squash, sweet corn, onions, garlic, berries, peppers, apples, jams, beets, pickles and goodies. The Paula's Red apples were incredible! Raspberries great! Good quality vegs and fruits. Was a nice stop on our travels through Michigan. Just a bit over an hour from Chicago. Ample parking. Carts available for plenty of purchases. Keep up great work...we'll be back.

From the owner: We specialize in fresh and locally-grown farm products, mostly fruits and vegetables. Our growers…read moreare situated within one of the world's great fruit belts. Buy direct from the growers in wholesale quantities at wholesale prices. Trading begins every day at 6:00 am, except Monday and Saturday when there is NO trading. Trading is fast and most fresh produce is sold by 8:00 am. In business since 1860, we are known as the "World's largest cash-to-grower wholesale fruit market."

Market Only Review! Happened upon this market when…read moreexploring in the Coloma area. They offer a variety of jams, spreads, dressings, salsas, produce, flowers, pies, and more! It was well organized and prices weren't bad. They also offer picking experiences for cherries, peaches, apples throughout the year for a $/lb cost and $5 admission. Just note that all jarred goods at the market are made by the Amish but distributed by their company. Tip: Use the address listed on Yelp to find; Google Map's address is incorrect.

What a terrific place to take a nice Sunday drive to. Even tho it is 2 1/2 hours from my home it is…read moreworth going there. My favorite honey crisp apples are grown in Michigan. People always ask how I can tell the difference between the Michigan apples and the Washington state apples and I always say one is very crispy and tart and sweet and the Washington apple is not. This is a wonderful country stop that is very laid back and in the middle of nowhere. This is about the only thing once you get off the exit. Going here is a real treat!

A great stop on our Milwaukee trip. Definitely worth a visit if you have a group of people with…read moredifferent tastes or wants. They have everything from Mexican food, fresh seafood, desserts, ice cream, and fresh vegetables. There is parking right next to the market, so walking is minimal. It's also walking distance from other shops and restaurants.

Took a nice stroll around Milwaukee Public Market after dinner and this place did not disappoint…read more Smaller version than most food halls I've been to but the choices we're great. Great stop for cool souvenirs, ice cream, drinks, food, wine, olive oils, and the best part... cold cuts and cheese! I did not leave empty handed. As a cheese enthusiast... I could help but grab a few that made their way home to California. The cheese curds are also perfectly salty and chewy. I loved the selection of summer sausages and appreciated them sourcing locally.