Fin time at maze and hay ride. Pay 8.00 for that then told 5.00 for pumpkin in field. Then 1.00…read morefor pumpkin toss, jumper and zip line each. 3.00 to ride pony and .50 to feed goats. Had two racing games you didn't have to pay for and didn't have to pay for bathroom.

Patti- Yes I was short with you today. We had approximately…read more200 children and parents here this morning. It was a very dangerous situation driving your car into that setting. I have to be concerned with the safety and welfare of the children that are entrusted to our care while on site. Rudeness is a price to pay for jeopardizing the safety of children and parents. What if you had hit one with your car? You were not here to purchase anything from my business. You had mistakenly come here instead of the business you were seeking. Customers with the attitude you displayed today are not welcome here. Mr. Mayse -----Original Message----- From: Patti McBride [mailto:pattimcbride@ymail.com] Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2015 12:21 PM To: maysefarmmarket@mw.twcbc.com Subject: Rudely treated at your store Hello. Earlier today I pulled into your parking lot trying to find landscaping rocks, knowing there was such a store on St. Joseph Ave. The parking lot was full in front so I carefully pulled around to the back seeing a big group of people under your shelter. I turned in next to another vehicle to check on my phone where I should be instead of Mayse Farm Market. Two gentlemen came up to me and I immediately apologized for intruding if I was. The older man was extraordinarily rude and in a hateful way told me I could not park there because of the children in the area. The younger man was less stern and understood my explanation. He directed me to Schroeder's. As I left slowly to assure them I was being careful I was waved on with disgust by whoever the old guy was. If your business is closed to the public you should put a sign in front to that effect. Since I didn't see a sign that "gentleman" had no right to chase me off much less get ugly about it. I don't know if he was Mr. Mayse or the school principal, but either way Mayse will never get my business again. What's more I'll tell everyone I know how I was treated. Sent from my iPad=

So amazing!!!! are used to come here and pick apples with my awesome grandma.Virginia(Gin)…read moreSaltsman. I guess I have bought a little bit of everything since I've been back in the area for a couple years. They just have the prettiest everythings! Everybody there is so nice and knowledgeable. I've had trouble with the weight of a plant and they immediately tried to help me. Very kind and generous to me... if you have a bad day, just come here and look at Beauty and be around nice people.

I still love going to Reid's to pick apples or buy strawberries . My family used to do this when I…read morewas young. They do not have the apple festival anymore though. Really miss that .

Good place to buy Chinese products to cook! They have a huge variety of international products and…read moregreat prices!

Market is great! Mamas restaurant not so much. I ventured in based on reviews that they made…read moredumplings to order. I was excited to get there and try it. But I was disappointed with my order. Naturally I went with the dumplings. I do believe they make them on site as I watched her pull them from the freezer. They were in an old bread bag. She dumped them into a pan to steam them. I was given them on a plate only to find that on my first bite they weren't cooked all the way through and still partially raw in the middle. I asked to have them recooked and she said "I will fry for u". I actually prefer my dumplings fried vs steamed anyway. Overall I don't think I will eat there again. Word of advice eat at your own risk. I've had street vendor food in Asia with better health standards.

Their selection isn't as good as aiuha but when I'm eating at the restaurant next door, it's not a…read morebig deal to check them out after the meal and get some favorite items if they have it in stock. Their customer service is not great. Twice my husband and I have waited in line only to have someone cut us. Initially he thought maybe they didn't like white guys but I have stood in line and also been skipped and I'm Asian so no I don't think they're racist but it's just bad customer service.

Don't let the smells, dingy lighting and lack of english on the products fool you! This place is…read moregreat for stocking up any panty on asian essentials. I come here a few times a year for everything from rose tea, seasonings and sweets. I love their housewares section as well.

The deli offers a large variety of food and they have a salad bar. There's also a gift shop and a…read moreconvenience store. In the bathrooms are super clean.

This place has A LOT going on. First and foremost, it is a gas station. Then a convenience…read morestore/restroom. Followed by a small touristy trinkets store combined with a few shopping carts full of melons for you to purchase. If that wasn't enough, you can head to the counter where you can choose from a delicious selection of homemade fudge - including but not limited to: Heath bar, Butterfinger, red velvet, salty caramel, double chocolate and about 10 others I can't remember. Plus you can choose from a shelf full of canned goods! But what we came for was the lunch. And it turns out, so everyone else. All of the tables in the place were packed (~5 tables, about 15 of us total) and everyone seemed wholly satisfied. I opted for the cuban but just about any of the paninis looked solid. And for a gas station/haberdashery/fudge shop/melon stall/restroom stop/restaurant - I'd say we hit the jackpot.

$18 per person is outrageous for what is available. I've been to places like it and it's usually…read more$5. Even my sister's recently turned 4 year old was $18. Some of the bikes are broken, all the footballs are flat, the tractor train lasts about 5 minutes and just goes around in a small loop, there are 2 apple sling shots and 1 is broken. Had this cost $5, I would not be writing this review. $5 is a friendly price. $18 is not.

Use to love this place but now they want to charge WAY to much! I seen multiple families leave…read morebecause they had so many kids and didn't want to pay $100+ to get in... very sad

Love the you pick flowers! $10 for a bouquet We also got…read moreseveral different types of produce and are excited to try fun dips.

After years of driving by I finally stopped in to get a watermelon. They have a lot of…read moredeliciousness in that building. I was impressed. The peaches they were selling were huge. Lots of jellies and jams. They even have a big stash of popcorn. Stop by and check it out.

Expensive but has many things of different needs I think it's worth it produce usually fresh…read moredifferent minerals etc just a good store

It's good to find a place that has some healthy choices. There are a few good employees and a few…read moreof the other sort. We have to drive an hour from where we live so it's disappointing when an item we want is not in stock or isn't on the shelf but it is in back but hasn't been put on the shelf yet. The biggest frustration comes at self checkout. A couple employees act like drill sergeants suspecting each shopper is going to steal something. On top of that their shopping bags are the cheapest and worst anywhere. Today before leaving self checkout the bag ripped at the bottom and my purchases fell out. The smarty pants employee suggests "you need to double bag". My thoughts were Fresh Thyme needs to buy better bags. I then told the employee that we broke a $15 bottle of wine from Fresh Thyme when their paper bag gave way in my garage. My garage smelled good but shattered glass was everywhere. The unsympathetic employee again snipped, "you need to double bag" to which I again suggested Fresh Thyme buy better bags.

Super cute and my students loved it! The slushies were a hit!…read more Even though they didn't respond to most of our messages or return our phone calls I'm glad we managed to come anyway! The kids loved the play space in the hay loft. That being said I hope next season they will return our calls/answer our questions.

Our first visit to Goebel Farms was to select our Christmas tree. They have a delightful assortment…read moreof trees sourced regionally as well as select trees available that are grown on-site. I loved walking through the rows and rows of trees -- White Pine, Scotch Pine, Norway Spruce, Fraser Fir, and Blue Spruce. Wreaths are also available. We selected a Fraser Fir (our first time with this type of tree) and loved the shorter, tighter, almost soft needles and of course a fresh tree smell that can't be beat! The pricing for a tree was very reasonable, averaging 7-$10/ft for most trees and the staff will cut, shake, trim and bale the tree for you -- they can get the trees shockingly compact for transport! The staff was so friendly, which made the experience even better. When it's not Christmastime, the farm seasonally supplies pumpkins and winter squash, Indian Corn, Chrysanthemums, Straw, and live ball & burlap trees to the tri-state area with Fall Harvest events with activities for families as well as educational tours available.* The Goebel Family are the 2nd and 3rd generations to be farming at their current farm location, raising Corn, Soybeans, Wheat, Pumpkins and Christmas Trees.* *taken from the website