This farmers market is on Wednesday's 9:30am. If you're looking for produce, there were only 2 or 3…read moretents selling fruits and veggies. There was another selling cheese and a couple more selling other food products. The rest of the vendors were selling other crafts and misc items. It was a nice market to check out while in Door County.

How do I love this place? Let me count the ways. This is a super fun and popular destination…read more There's so much to check out, from edibles to decor. I didn't plan on buying a bear figurine when I went in, but sure enough, I did! The edibles I got were all awesome. They included fudge, apple cider doughnuts, cherry candy slices and chocolate chip cookies. Why yes, I do have a sweet tooth! The staff I interacted with were all friendly and helpful. Please stop in. You will be glad you did!

This is definitely our favorite shop in door county. Cute little place. Bought a few things from a…read morescarf to some Halloween decorations, to some donuts. I am totally HOOKED on their Honeycrisp apples. They had the BEST cider slushie. We talk about it all year until we get out there. SO DISSAPOINTED that they got rid of the machine this year! Please bring it back!

love stopping when driving thru, fresh produce, great selection of any kind of meat you could want,…read moreand snacks. Prices are high but they are worth it. Store is always clean and up kept. Service was great.

My friend and I drove past the Waseda Farm and turned around because we saw a store. The store is…read moresmall but full of good for you food, produce and meats. I love to support local. I bought farm fresh eggs, fall gourds, brats, and snacks. Very friendly service. And reasonable prices for an independent farm. I recommend stopping in, there are a lot of options.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was disappointing from the moment we walked…read morein. There was no greeting, no smile, and absolutely no sense that customers were welcome. The atmosphere felt cold, unfriendly, and almost as if our presence was an inconvenience. My husband sarcastically referred to it as the "Happy Farm" because it was anything but happy. Unfortunately, that pretty well summed up our visit. My husband is still kicking himself for not simply walking out and leaving our items on the counter. Looking back, he wishes he had trusted his instincts instead of rewarding such poor customer service with our business. After our visit, I read through other reviews and noticed that many people described similar experiences, so it doesn't appear we were alone in feeling this way. That's unfortunate because a business can have great products, but if customers don't feel welcomed or appreciated, it takes away from the entire experience. Hospitality costs nothing. A simple "hello," a smile, or a friendly attitude would make a world of difference. Instead, we left feeling unwelcome and disappointed. Until that changes, we won't be returning, and I can't recommend this market to anyone looking for a friendly, enjoyable shopping experience.

Koepsel's is apparently the oldest farm stand in Door County, according to a friend of mine. It…read morelooks it; it hasn't been spruced up like some of the other farms and I actually like that. It adds to the charm for me because I remember going to farm stands with my mom and grandparents when I was growing up in Oregon before they all became mini amusement parks. The folks here aren't overly friendly, though. And by that I mean they barely acknowledge your presence. They apparently need two people to run the register (perhaps there's a method to that madness--there appears to be a single register in the entire place, so if it gets busy it probably can become a real mess). But when we were here there were maybe a half dozen people in so a hello or thanks for coming in would have been nice. It seems unlikely that everything they sell here is made by them. It's obvious on some stuff--like the Dunkin, alcohol, or noodles--but I'm not sure all the canned goods come from their own outfit, either, rather than being made by other entities and simply sold here. What might annoying me more than anything is that there's a sign on there checkstand that says that credit cards will be charged with 3% fee, but that charge isn't charged on debit cards. I used ApplePay since they take that (which was a bit of a surprise, in all honesty) and it was debit, but I wasn't asked to enter my pin so I assume I was charged the 3% additional fee anyway. Bummer.

This store sells tons of things and jams, but I loved the slice of cherry pie!!! The cherries burst…read moredeliciousness into my mouth! I could eat a slice everyday if I lived here! The information on the side exterior wall of the store was very interesting too as was the video showing how they harvest cherries. Now I know which are machine picked versus the hand picked ones. Easy in, buy a slice, and easy out!

A Door County farmer's market will never disappoint. Known for their dairy and baked goods, you…read moreknow it's going to be good. With 4 or 5 streets you can find a bit of everything. First off, buy the Amish doughnuts. Still warm from the fryer, they're bites of heaven. Just to note, the Amish only take cash or checks. From other venders, I also bought jewelry, locally harvests maple syrup, homemade rhubarb bread, jam, and some of the best cheese I've ever had Only open on Saturdays and totally worth your time if you're in Sturgeon Bay

I always enjoy our Saturday morning visits to the SB Farmers market. It has a number of crafty…read morestalls along with flowers, produce and some food offerings like brats and burgers. My favorite is PTY's Kitchen. Love the egg rolls, stuffed chicken and crab rangoons!

We stopped by while on a spur of the moment drive. We saw it down the road and thought it looked…read morereally cute so we decided to stop. It was only self serve by the time we got there. We parked as they were getting in their car to leave. They were so sweet. They got out of the car and opened up the store so we could look around. There was so much cute and delicious looking goodies. We ended up buying some cherry chocolate chip cookies, Jamaican banana bread, rhubarb jam, honey cream and some cherry drinks. Between the cuteness of the stand the incredibly friendliness of the owners and the yumminess of all we bought I HIGHLY recommend stopping by if you're ever in the area, even if you're just passing by.

Picked-up some raspberries, cookies, and blueberry zucchini bread. All of these were delicious. I…read morewish they had more baked goods.

It's nice that door county has farmers markets going all throughout the week. This happened to be…read morethe one going on Sunday. They didn't have any meat and not very much produce. But it was cool to see the alpacas and my father in law bought some plants to take home.

Small market without much fresh produce. However there are garden plants and hot food like…read moreelephant ears. Got some veggie eggrolls at the boba stall and ate them at Cana Island and they were huge and delish. Great way to add some hot food to a picnic lunch.

Lots of great cherries to pick but the people were less than friendly except the people giving out…read morebuckets. The gentleman at the pitting machine was a total grump and didn't bother to tell us that we were first supposed to pay for the cherries and bring the receipt to him. Needless to say that we got chastised by the cashier for not following the right order of things. While the pitting is great, they were rinsed with so much water that was not well drained so by the time we got home the cherries were a mushy, waterlogged mess. It is doubtful we will be back.

No frills apple and cherry orchard close to Sturgeon Bay, WI. We came during the off-season so we…read moredid not get a chance to pick anything ourselves but there was a great assortment of fresh apples with samples of each variety available to try. I liked that I was able to compare before I bought a whole bag. Prices were very reasonable here. They were either cheaper or spot on as to other touristy places we stopped at. All of the cherry preserves, jams, salsas, pie filling, candy, etc. you could want that make Door County famous. They also were selling a number of autumn decor like gourds and pumpkins. There was a playground for the kids to play on but not much else like you might find at other orchards. This one is a working orchard and the biggest draw is the chance to pick your own fruit. Even still, it was worth the visit.