We have been coming to Bud's Market for many years. It is an outdoor market, combination garden…read morecenter and roadside farm produce. They have abundant fresh flowers, grasses and shrubs which are healthy and beautiful. Foodwise, we especially love the beans, peppers, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, summer squashes, potatoes, peaches, cantaloupe, strawberries, cherries, blueberries, watermelon, .... in fact we love everything they have! Very reasonable prices, whole natural foods; it is a short drive and we always leave happy!!

Edwards. Fall. They are synonymous to stateliners…read more Edwards has been here since before I was born. I think I visited every year until I moved away. But, if I'm here when Edwards is open, I have to come back and have cider donuts. And today, I was lucky enough to eat one. You should definitely visit if you find yourself in Northern Illinois in the fall. There's no other place like it.

Rain or shine Edwards has some loyal patrons here! I was here with a large group on a very gloomy…read moreand rainy Sunday and the place was PACKED. I thought coming here first thing in the morning we would avoid a crowd and goodness I was wrong and loved to see it. My group and I walked through their market first where they have numerous samples to try. There are plenty of options to choose from and it was hard to keep our tab at a reasonable price, haha. My husband and I purchased the fiesta dip, cheese curds, apple cider donuts and the cheese and caramel popcorn. Next our group went apple picking. Prices are pretty standard compared to other spots, they do have a $5 deposit if you are borrowing a basket. If you are able to bring a basket of your own, I highly recommend that. To get to the apple orchard you take a short 'hay ride' which I really enjoyed. It was nice to see different areas of the farm. Staff here is extremely friendly and helpful. I'm officially a fan girl of Edwards and am looking forward to many more apple picking adventures here in the future!

The place to go if your looking for fresh produce. Pick vegetables yourself, with the family or…read morepick up at the farm! Private, shareholder driven. Not open to public. Contact for info.

Great family orchard. Awesome variety of fresh picked apples and bakery items...right off US20...read more

We are from West Chicago and the orchards around here and 30 minutes away, had only 2 apples for…read morepicking and some had entry fees. This place has a very inexpensive bag deal and no entry fee!! Great selections too!! Totally worth traveling another 30 minutes. Also farmer Tom was very helpful and informative! Loved that he took the time to show us how the trees are grafted! Help keep this place open and plan a visit!

Curran's is a great stop to enjoy a fall apple orchard adventure…read more Donuts, slushies, pies and numerous other treats will satisfy your sweet tooth. Hidden inside in a corner is a live bee hive that lets you watch those busy bees while sipping on that slushie, which happens to be a favorite pastime of mine. Outside activities include apple slingshot, hay rides, hay bales to climb on and of course, apple picking. There are family fun activities for all.

The best apple cider you will ever taste is here! Run and get some. You won't regret it. Even in…read moreoff season they have some that they froze to sell. It will leave you craving more and returning for more, always. In addition to all the fresh produce (which varies based on season) they also sell different flavored donuts like apple cider donuts, available in lemon and strawberry flavors, apple cider slushies, muffins, etc. Their store is cute and sells some fun food related items, cute gifts, and farm inspired decor as well. I love the outdoor area where you can sit at a bench and enjoy your treat while watching the animals they have or play some bags. Service is friendly and welcoming. Definitely recommend!

A little hidden gem! Fresh market but has a little restaurant inside that serves amazing tacos…read morewhich are a really good size and fresh guacamole at a reasonable price! There is also a bakery in the front, I wasn't a huge fan of the items I chose, but I'd like to go back for a tres leches cake sometime. Service was slightly slow overall but everyone was friendly.

Authentic Mexican grocery store with a bakery and restaurant that serves great tacos and tamales…read more Will def go back to try the baked goods and other restaurant options. The hot food at the counter looked really good. I like that you can buy meat by the pound to go home and make your own tacos.

I have stopped in this location from time to time when I am in the area visiting family or friends…read more Huge selection of products! If it is on your grocery list, you are likely to find it here. Pricing varies. Why do they lose a star. 2024, and they still only accept discover, debit, or cash. Of course, with the price of groceries these days, many of us have a cash back credit card!

Stopped here after nearly running out of gas to be told that they dont take credit cards.....in…read more2025. Mind=blown. Avoid at all cost.

Who knew Beloit Wi would have the best little market and lunch spot a girl could lay eyes on…read more Scapes and pickles are top notch but the beers are a snacking staple in our house. Everyone drools over them. We even put them on our wedding charcuterie and con continuously had people asking where did you get those beets! Also picked up some local Wisconsin rye whiskey and the husband loved it. You can also find some of their items at Public Market in Milwaukee so I suggest those near and far check this stuff out!!!

They have all their goods for sale. They also have a nice "healthy" cafe on site. Staff is nice…read moreand the place is very clean.

Disapointingly Countryside Meats & Deli, where we for many years have bought sweet pickled ham (aka…read moreSwedish ham) for Christmas this year say that they're out of stock. I'd normally have given them five stars.

Lovely kind people. The food is fresh and fantastic. Great prices. I had the green mileread more

Great spot for shopping, especially for the more niche items. They carry basically everything, they…read morehave a decent amount of organic options but not as many as other stores. Prices can be a little higher than say Aldi, but they also offer a lot more selection. This is where I come when I want anything that's outside the normal American diet (although they have that too), they have tons of fresh produce and other food from seemingly every corner of the world.

Traffic and weather were miserable as I was driving from Rockford IL. back to Madison, as as I sat…read morein a busy intersection thinking about how terrible the glare along the road was (could NOT see the lane division lines) as the long red lights reach from cars along the rain glossed roadway, I simply wanted to Get back on the freeway where lines are clearly seen and I'm doing 80+ and able to get clear of harms way, meaning every other car traveling in sight. Seeing to my left a large green word PRODUCE beneath crimson Valli, I decided I was really wanting arugula when I got home but there was not anymore. Food stuff is sparse having not stocked my new kitchen pantry with much. U turn in a red light, and I find the entrance to the parking lot. At first impression the store was long deep but a narrow neighborhood market, but that was deceptive, the entry was just the gauntlet leading to a vast supermarket. Massive and well presented produce. I loved it. Prices were in all appearances very good. Grabbed a package of rocket (arugula) and some bulb green scallions celery (something I've repeatedly forgotten every time I actually went to get it last week) Wandering into the meats I'm astounded that this place is NOT like the type of ethnic grocery that I've generally encountered chickens feets all in a pile looking all freaky for the vanilla people who would run away horrified in Middleton where all the chopped up animal parts bare zero evidence of the reality of where there hamburgers and stuff pork chops call ground zero! Big languid tongues of cows and pigs each in their segregated pens! Whole legs, things that look as though they'd be in the adult area of certain toy stores that are actually expensive cuts that restaurants make look beautiful and mouthwatering. The aisle for Indian foods are labeled as such. And lots of items. Mexican cuisine in the Mexican lane. I wandered past the Jewish shelves kosher stuff (damn, just realized I forgot the box of salt I need) and see matzo balls and some ugly looking crackers, at I think they were crackers But looking high and low I NEVER found the ITALIAN aisle. I found the ORIENTAL district represented, in the traditional wording before Asian was deemed to be the only acceptable descriptor. Lol. Guess where I finally found the Italian fixings? In the NOODLES row. across from TOMATO SAUCE, but not with any particularly untypical noodle shapes. Very generic, but I did score some nice nested tagliatelle. The Greek stuff was in the Mediterranean, where I spied Spanish items. Nowhere near I noted: Latin/Mexican goods. I loved the place. I want to return. The reason for 4 stars is petty, but they only have the giant basket style carts. I shop for my food using the streamlined truncated double decker basket carts. Only tonight I realized I might be a cart snob.