Just went here today it's right next to the outlet mall and has such a lovely assortment of vendors…read moreevery one so nice the food and products all are great quality definitely worth looking at some of my personal favorites were homemade marshmallows, cheese, and the goats milk products but there's many more things there to see and try.

This is a handy farmers market with plenty of parking in downtown Michigan City, not far from the…read moreLighthouse Mall. Typically, there have been a couple of farmers selling vegetables and fruit, and flowers. In addition, there are usually vendors with cheese, meat, bread and bakery items as well as a couple of food trucks. There's live music and some stands selling soap, and crafty items. It's worth a stop if you are in the area on Saturday morning.

This is truly a treasure of Michigan City! My husband and I are never disappointed and keep coming…read moreback for more! Their steaks are amazing. Our favorites are the meatloaf and the jerky!

Definitely an old time meat counter in a small house in Michigan city. Amazing ambience. Mostly…read moreaged prime meats, sausages, etc. I got some prime flank steak that had great flavor. I didn't even know there was such a thing a prime flank steak but I'm definitely a fan now! Also had their prime aged rib eye steak that was super delicious.

Is an amazing place highly recommended! The team is very helpful and gives amazing explanations on…read morehow to choose your fruit.

If you have only tasted apples from the grocery you are missing out. They are picked too soon,…read moresmaller, gassed while shipping to turn red, and waxed - no flavor except for overly sweet varieties and usually too hard in texture. Real apples picked at the correct time from an orchard are so incredibly packed with flavor, with no wax, are so worth a trip! This orchard has lots of variety and the apples are incredible!! They are very nice people, explain about the different varieties and let you sample. This orchard has a range of varieties you can't find elsewhere. We bought three varieties and they all taste incredible and just the right texture and big too! They also have a couple varieties of pears, including a small gourmet pear. You won't believe the flavor! I would recommend this orchard over many others we have visited. They take extra care with everything and select the best quality for sale.

I purchased several things from there not long ago. I wanted peaches more than anything!!…read moreAnd since imported fruit is no longer available I was excited that they had them. They were pricey for only 5. They looked good, color, tender/ready to eat, and they were HUGE!! I thought great. Compared to the local big box stores I'll get my money's worth!! I talked a little with a man who mentioned the peaches were the last harvest of the season. Got home washed and cut them up. First one tender but the texture completely off-putting (like foam), somewhat juicy, center rotten. Cut a second one, same but the center is brown mush. By the third I was very disappointed after spending $10+ on them including canned jam, pickles and canned pie filling. I had plans of using them somehow or getting a refund. But the next day lots of fruit flies and my kitchen smelled of rotten fruit. I threw them out. I didn't want to waste my time on driving there and complaining. So I didn't. My loss their gain. Im not saying that the place is horrible. I won't buy peaches

The cost of Sveics is about 1/2 or more or less than the local Saturday farm market in downtown…read moreMichigan City. ​ For example I paid a$11.00 for three tomatoes at the "MC Farm market:. Where I'd paid $6.00 at Sveicks. I'd definitely give give them a chance

The cashier I had was extremely rude. He kept raising his voice until he was eventually yelling…read more This was all because I inserted my debit card incorrectly. I only go to this location because they have a deli item I used to like. I no longer will eat the item after being treated that way. If it's too much trouble to treat someone like a human then find another job. After the card transaction completed he yelled at me to come back because my card was declined. At this point he screamed it. My card wasn't declined- he charged me twice.

Super cute grocery store a mile away from my lake house! As soon as you walk in you get the small…read moretown feeling from it. You hear a lot of cashiers greet customers by name which warms your heart! The deli clerks are fast and friendly while at the same time fast and efficient! They carry Boars Head which is the main reason I went in! The produce department is a little on the small side but they carry the essentials. So many prepackaged fruit bowls! During our visit we noticed that they had a gingerbread house contest! My 6 year old had a blast voting for his favorite house!

Pizza was recommended by a patron at the Blue Chip Casino. They deliver right to your room. Arrived…read moreluke warm. We had gotten thin crust with sausage, pepperoni, bacon and mushrooms. The crust was not thin and crisp. Half of the pizza was overcooked. There was plenty of sauce. Plenty of pepperoni. Lots of mushroom. Very little sausage and bacon. Not a bad pizza, but not great either. Wouldn't bother ordering again. Maybe would try a pasta or something different.

I have been a long time resident in Michigan City but had never ordered from them before. I was…read morepleasantly surprised by an excellent, vegetarian pizza. Their phone service was good and delivery on time with an elderly, sweet man. The only complaint I have is their french fries. I got a decent amount, but it was tasteless. They need to put some kind of seasoning on it. I still think Rally's has the best, but have stopped eating theirs, because it has way too much salt and grease. I have to watch blood pressure.

This location is great! Super convenient location right off Franklin, never crazy busy and the…read morestaff is always super friendly and helpful.

Staff two people to work all the time this poor girl is working her ass off and doesn't even have…read moreanyone to help keep up with dishes... manager has to do better by their employees.

Nice place for kids! I have fun picking up apples :) a nice environment for families and schools…read morefield trips.

No frills, lots of fun, lots of apples. We came in late September, and the parking lot was crowded,…read morebut the orchards are big enough that it wasn't crowded at all as we were walking around. Lots of the most popular varieties (like honeycrisp) were pretty picked over, but we still found more apples than we wanted to carry, and our kids mostly had fun running in giant loops around the farm. It was sunny and lovely and great to be outside. There's not a lot more to it than that. I gather it's now popular for apple picking orchards to have roller coasters or petting zoos, and I have no idea why. They don't have those things here. They have a tractor that will take you in a circle around the property, and they sell hot, freshly-fried apple cider donuts that are really great -- they tasted more like apple cider than any cider donut I've eaten. By the time we got home, our son was asking when we could go back. We plan to make it a yearly tradition.

Smoothies here are made with fresh ingredients and delicious!…read more Love to shop here for a few items also!

What a lovely place with an awesome assortment of organic healthy goods and produce. The team there…read moreis great and so helpful!

Excellent clean store! My favorite dept is where I purchase…read more my Green Monster Smoothie Excellent drink well made staff is so nice and efficient. I'm regular there get my smoothie!!!

Subject: Formal Complaint Regarding Service, Product Quality, and Manager Conduct…read more I am submitting this complaint to document a deeply disappointing and frustrating experience at your store that warrants immediate review by leadership. I have been a loyal Whole Foods customer for years, regularly purchasing flowers and groceries, which makes this situation especially upsetting. I recently purchased flowers for my mother, only to have them wither the very next day. My mother was upset, and I contacted the store to resolve the issue. When I spoke with a manager named Mia (possibly spelled Mya), I was told to "bring pictures of the flowers." I found this request insulting and unnecessary -- particularly because she was the one who rang up my purchase and because I have built a consistent, professional rapport with her as a regular customer. Being asked to "prove" the issue felt dismissive and accusatory, as if my integrity were in question. When I returned to the store for a replacement, I was told that I had not been charged for the flowers in the first place -- an error made by the store. Manager Josh then stated that "associates make mistakes all the time." While I understand that mistakes happen, what concerned me was the lack of accountability and the complete absence of any meaningful customer consideration. Despite the inconvenience, the poor product quality, and the disrespectful interaction I experienced, I was not offered a discount, an even exchange, or any gesture of goodwill. To make matters worse, during this visit I purchased additional flowers and an orchid at full price. Even then, no one made any effort to acknowledge the situation beyond repeated apologies. Apologies without action do not resolve the issue, nor do they demonstrate that my loyalty or business is valued. A customer who has been inconvenienced, insulted, and sold a defective product deserves more than empty apologies. Respect is shown through action -- whether that is a discount, a replacement without interrogation, or a simple gesture that acknowledges the customer's experience. As the saying goes, "People don't care unless they know you care." At this point, I did not feel cared for, valued, or respected. In the movie Jerry Maguire, the famous line "Show me the money" became iconic because it represented proof, not promises. I am asking Whole Foods to show me -- through action, not words -- that my business matters. If this is not something your store can demonstrate, then I will take my loyalty elsewhere and make my concerns known. I am requesting a formal review of this incident, including the conduct of the managers involved, and an appropriate resolution that reflects the seriousness of this experience.