I'm not sure what kind of apples I picked this day but it was fun! Maybe golden delicious? There…read morewere plenty of apples left on the trees this early October day. Some were hanging low and perfect at kid level. When you first pull in and follow the signs, they give you a bag to fill. You then fill your bag and pay per bag when you pull out to leave. Be prepared to open your truck so they can verify how many bags of apples you have. Apparently stolen apples are a thing. Cost varies per apple type. $20 was the going rate for these. It looks like a Kroger sack but it hold surprising a lot of apples! They were very knowledgeable about the types of apples they grow and seem to have good dispositions. All were masked up

This was a very fun experience! You do have to keep driving down the gravel path, keep following…read morethe arrow signs and you'll find someone that will tell you how it all works and where to park. I saw on Google that this pumpkin patch was dog friendly and we had to go check it out. There wasn't much there that we saw except for the pumpkins. There's an apple orchard and some other things I believe as well but I'm not sure if those are open to then public or anything about that. Each pumpkin was $7. Worth it for being able to take the pups with us.

We went for u-pick apples. We spent two days dehydrating our haul. I would love to say they lasted…read moreequally as long, but the apples had so much flavor, the kids ate them as fast as I could pull them out. The peach cider is a must have. The kids LOVED the peach cider so much they wanted to make a trip back to get more. It was refreshing and flavorful. We are going to go back for apple cider. We loved shopping the little store. The ladies at the desk were helpful. One of the workers helped get a basket down. Very cute store with unique items. Overall highly recommend.

Branstool orchards is the place to come pick your apples when it's the season! They are absolutely…read moredelicious. I love that you can opt to pick your own or you can simply shop in the market. Workers are always friendly too! Their donuts are amazing and just melt in your mouth. Check them out if you haven't already done so!

This is may favorite orchard in the Columbus area. It's small, quaint, and has a wonderful staff…read more If you pick the apples yourself you can get a HUGE (like 45 apples) bag of apples for $8!! They also sell apple byproducts and americana decor in their little shop. It's also just down the street from downtown Granville so I suggest making a day of it and grabbing a bite to eat in the cute downtown.

Went here for my bday this year to pick some apples. I love cortland apples but they're really hard…read moreto find. This orchard is 30+ mins from my place but my parents were in town so I decided it was a good excuse to show them a bit of Ohio on the way. The place looks tiny from the parking lot but it goes back for acres. The lady in the small produce market was very friendly and gave us directions to the apples that were ready to be picked, handed us a few bags, and we were on our way. I wish i knew that we could had driven back there since all we heard was 'it's a lovely walk.' It was a LONG but very nice walk. We passed a pear orchard, a nice small lake and a couple orchards before walking up a large hill to the far orchard where the corn and apples were waiting to be picked. Each bag she gave us was half a bushel and each (filled) is $10. If you dont fill a bag then it goes per pound. We got 2 bags of gala and cortland, and some pumpkin butter, and jams, and etc. This place has lots of stuff, not so cheap but worth it kind of stuff. $5.25 for a jar of blueberry jellies. We'll be back here for the many other fruits they have 'pick your own' for. The corn is also pick your own. They make their own products in the store too. I did not, however, see any cider. I have may been too early for that this year. I went very early in Sept. I have told friends about this place and all have loved it. It has the real family owned orchard feel and not the large scale agra buis feel which is what we were looking for. I'll be back for sure.

Great produce. Reasonable prices. Nice flowers also at very reasonable prices. Recommended!read more

I got a dozen brown eggs for $6 and special items like pumpkin butter and orange cream honey they…read morealso take Apple Pay

We bought a bag of green beans from you today that we could not eat. They must have been old, they…read moretasted terrible.

Finally got to shop here! This little farmers 3 is right at the corner of 21st St and Deo Dr…read more It's right there when you turn in for Tractor Supply and Big Lots. They take cash ,card , and EBT. The people there're friendly,helpful, and fun to chat with! There's a good selection of produce there and not overwhelming either. The prices are really good too. They have huge cantaloupes.for a great price. There's watermelon, peaches, nectarines, blackberries, a nice selection of tomatoes too and more to offer. We spent under $20.00 and left with a good bit of produce. It's definitely worth it to stop in to see what they offer and what may catch your eye!

I enjoyed myself and got some great prices on local food and flowers. The farmers and vendors are…read morevery knowledgeable and the staff representing the Easton Farmers Market was very helpful. There is a variety of things represented and that is a plus. From honey, local flowers, bread, seasonings, strawberrys, apples, to handmade "etsy.com type" goods. There were representatives from Barnes and Noble, Aveda, and Crate & Barrel all demonstrating goods, giving free samples, and offering a raffle for free goodies. They also have a service that allows you to make your purchases and store them in a portable truck and if you have other Easton shopping (Macys for example) to do, you can pick up your edible goods when you have finished all of your shopping. This is so thoughtful and convenient. Easton parking is free in the parking garage, and the meters are very inexpensive. The location of this venue is in the back of Chipotle and P.F. Changs, it takes up the entire parking lot (next to where Potbelly used to be). There was a man juggling and riding a unicycle (that made me giggle every time he passed), and a live music. The atmosphere was very nice. It makes the Easton experience that much more appealing. Oh yeah, and I'm certain that at least one of the farmers offers an opportunity for Garden CSA (home delivery of their harvest for a fee). Ask about it. Tip: Take cash, I only saw one vendor that had a sign displayed saying that they accepted credit/debit cards. I promise there will be something that you want to buy :-)

Not huge but gets the job done. I am a fan of all Farmers…read moreMarkets and though this one is just a ring around the fountain behind Brio, its full of people selling things they love and believe in. A yummy blueberry stand with blueberry muffins, pies, blueberry lemon bread, jam...love the set up. Awesome pies (loves the rhubarb!) cupcakes, delicious sweet tea, honey and jams, chips, bread and of course fruit and veggies. I even got a free cute veggie scrubber from the easton market stand and plenty of samples, worth checking out! Thursdays from 4-7pm and they even have a veggie valet that holds your goods while you shop, how cute is that?!!

There is not much to do at the fall festival at hidden creek. There are some slides and a hayride…read more But for the price it is not worth it. There are better places that are similarly priced and you get a lot more bang for your buck.

We and many schools go here for preschooler field trips. This was the first year they had this…read morescary/bloody blowup. Not appropriate decor for a place geared for young children.

Call me basic, but picking apples was definitely on the checklist for the Midwestern experience…read more It's one I didn't have when I actually lived in Ohio. So the better half and I were back for a short trip and she requested to do this. When I didn't know where to go, I went to Yelp! Yelp suggested this amazing place that not only fulfilled this must-do, but surprisingly offered so much more than the flannel with yoga pants, Ugg boots, and PSL experience...We had the most fun with shooting apples out of giant cannons, while we tried to hit various targets such as cars and metal figures set up for patrons to take out some aggression. Had there been more time, we would have done the corn field maze so I could have overcome my fear that Malachi would have been preaching in the middle to a bunch of children. We were able to stop at the market and "snacks" section. The lunch options were limited but decent---we tried both the burger and chicken sandwich with fries on the side. It's difficult to fail at making fries and they definitely didn't fail, but wouldn't go again for their burgers or chicken sandwiches. Perhaps, pack a lunch and enjoy a picnic with some bites from the market (like their salsa and fruit-filled pies). We also tried the Witt custard truck parked outside the market, which wasn't bad, but wasn't the quality in which we were hoping.