This market is open 7 days a week, year-round, and stocks items from more than 70 local farms and…read moreproducers, including fruit and vegetables, beer and wine, frozen meat, baked goods, prepared foods, a wide selection of unusual jams, and ice cream. Some of the prices were shocking - $50 for a frozen quiche! Insanity. Onions were $4 a pound! A plastic rocking chair at the entrance was for sale for $410, with no indication that it had been locally manufactured. Other prices seemed like what you would expect from a farmer's market. What I bought: A pint of cherry tomatoes for $5.00. I have not eaten them yet, but they are beautiful and of various colors. A single medium size tomato for $3.00. Three peaches for two dollars. Two of them were completely bland and had to be thrown away. They had no peach flavor at all. All three had bad spots. So I had about one half of a peach for two dollars. 8 ounces of lemonade for $3.25. This felt like a rip off, but I needed a cold drink on a hot day. Two cute little pears for $1.48. This ended up being the best buy. they were perfectly delicious. Very little of what is sold here is organic, which seems to be a statewide problem for grocery stores and farmer's markets in Indiana. The refrigerator had a badly rotten peach and an open can of cat food on the bottom shelf, which gave me serious concerns about the hygiene of this place, as if someone is not paying attention to detail when it comes to cleaning and maintenance.

Jenny's Baking Co. opened her new storefront, and she is serving up delicious cinnamon rolls and…read morepizza rolls! Whether you're craving something sweet or savory, this spot is sure to satisfy - there are so many other mouthwatering treats including GF items. Visit the new location and treat yourself!

Jenny's Baking Co. is officially open and I was so happy to pop by this morning for some cinnamon…read morerolls and gluten free pumpkin bread (ok and a pizza roll). Jenny is an incredible baker and one of the kindest people you will ever meet. I have been buying frosted Santa sugar cookies from her for a long time and so excited she officially has a store front. Shoutout to Sips Coffee for an amazing latte!

Wicked pricey, and unparalleled in Bloomington if you're an actual chef or cook. Much merch and…read morekitchen gear that can't be found elsewhere. Cutlery, knives, top-quality pans and utensils. Actual junk is hard to find here. They have much "gourmet" foods, but some are actually quite good, including vinegars, oils, and sometimes, teas. It won't come cheap. Go to Target if you need cheap. This is high quality gear, and plenty of it. Upsides: Thickly presented merchandise, mostly Euro-appetite based. Downsides: Mostly Euro-appetite based and at retail.

I've been to this store a few times now, and they have literally everything you could need for…read morecooking even down to the basics. Good quality items and beautiful selection of glassware/ceramic goods. What really stood out to me was the fact that when I purchased a gift for my mother's birthday, they gift wrapped it beautifully for free! I love this store so very much.

Shortly after I stepped into The Wild Olive, one of the people who worked at the shop came out from…read morethe back and asked me, apropos of nothing, "Do you like salad?!" I said yes. He said, "I have something for you to try! Do you want to try it?! I've been perfecting it!" How can I say no to something so deliciously mysterious. So I said yes again. He darted to the back to get his enigmatic edible concoction. I'm learning that, in general, in life, saying yes to new things is usually the correct answer. The man came back out carrying a tiny Dixie cup with a sample of raspberry balsamic vinegar and Meyer lemon olive oil. "Swirl it around and drink it down like a shot!" The man said. "It tastes like the most delicious salad you've ever tasted!" And wouldn't you know: the man was right! It turns out, homeboy used to work in a restaurant, and he loves to cook, too. As I was tasting the vinegary oil, homie told me about the origins of the vinegar and oil I was tasting, what proportions to use to make a vinaigrette, and how else I could use them (balsamic vinegar in a cocktail!). I ended up buying a bottle each of the raspberry balsamic vinegar and Meyer lemon olive oil, and both have been probably my best purchases of 2025. All this to say: The customer service at The Wild Olive is exemplary. The people -- or more particular, this dude I encountered -- love food and have lots of recommendations for how to use the oils and vinegars in food and while cooking and baking. You can also ask to taste any of the oils or vinegars in the shop. As many as you want! When you find one that you like, there are two different sized bottles to choose from: 250 ml and 500 ml. The variety of oil and vinegar at The Wild Olive is amazing, so you'll probably want to taste some before you commit. There is also a section with gourmet goods, like pasta, tapenade, flavored salts, tinned fish and nuts. Plus, a refrigerated section with salami and cold San Pellegrino. When I run out of my olive oil and vinegar, I will be making a trip back to Nashville to hit up The Wild Olive again. This is now one of my favorite shops in central Indiana.

We stopped in here on a recent visit to Brown County. The Wild Olive is a lovely shop. Open, clean,…read moreminimal. All of these attributes really help accentuate the main attractions - the counters of balsamic vinegar and olive oils. My MIL was after a particular flavor. The two women working were extremely friendly and in the process of redecorating the store for springtime. They informed us that we could sample whatever we wanted. Yay! I've been to olive oil shops like this in other touristy areas and they've had the bread available to the customer next to the dispensers for self-service. This was pre-covid, so I'm sure bread wasn't readily available during this visit to cut down on contamination. I get that, but it personally deterred me from sampling. I didn't want to bother the shop owners every time I wanted something - which would have been a lot. :) I think the prices were around $16-$20 per bottle depending on the size. So, so many flavors from salty to savory to sweet. Unique flavors. So unique that you should definitely try them before you buy. Highly recommend!

Fantastic products! Absolutely delicious. This company has always been family owned and ran by…read moreincredible people locally. Certainly makes our community oroud!

WOW! Just received our first shipment and tried the cherry preserves and FROG (fig, raspberry,…read moreorange & ginger) preserves. SO much better than anything we've ever bought at the store. I can't wait to try the other items. I've tried tart cherry preserves from a number of specialty retailers and other farms and this is my hands-down favorite! Just the right blend of tart and sweet, and tastes so incredibly fresh. Dillman Farm is going to be our go-to for preserves. We're also going to be ordering these as gifts. The shipping was quick, extremely reasonably priced, and everything was very carefully packed.

I'm an asian and wanted to have specific ingredients in my food so this place had what i needed and…read morethey were very helpful too! I also love how the store smell it makes me feel like I'm at home.

Top-quality Korean grocery, and also good selections of Chinese, Japanese, and even some Malaysian…read moreand Thai foods. Huge refrigerated room with many varieties of kimchi and tofu, fresh vegetables, and even 3 sizes of dried anchovies. Wide selection of frozen foods, including some banchan that seem H-mart fresh quality. Only fault is no bakery!

The Olive Leaf sells specialty infused olive oils and vinegars. There are so many oils to choose…read morefrom. Fortunately, you can sample the oils and vinegars before you buy. Unfortunately, it is difficult to narrow the options after you taste them. I tried and purchased bottles of the Fig Balsamic and the Tuscan Herb Infused Olive Oil. The shop also carries local crafted truffles and chocolates from Bloomington Chocolate Company. The truffles are beautiful works of art. We picked up a couple to try and they were bursting with flavor. They did seem to be a bit pricey at $3 per candy. The shop is currently running a 10% off sale on the candies to celebrate their birthday. In addition, they sell an other assorted food products that originate in Indiana. The selection would make a perfect gift basket. The clerk was friendly and helpful. Checkout was easy. There is plenty of parking in the shared strip mall lot. The entrance is accessible.

As much as I want to be cynical about fancy food in Bloomington, the sweets here (chocolate and…read morefudge) are genuinely top-tier. Expensive, yes (after tax, $7 for 2 truffles), but of an appropriate quality for the price, with both a suitably rich dark chocolate flavor and good other ingredients. I can't comment on the actual oils/vinegars, didn't try them.

So much creativity on these Charcuterie's!! Beautifully abundant and flavorful! Delicious!! You…read morewill not be disappointed!!

The charcuterie board looked great and we found everything to be delicious! Several unusual foods…read morelike ground cherries and figs were included as well as tasty crackers. Ordering online was easy and staff were friendly when we picked up the board. I would definitely order again.