Great fruit and vegetables, always top quality. Plus their fire wood is excellent, we'll dried…read moresolid hardwood and they even stack with delivery. Been ordering from them about 5 years now.

Well they used to be a farm market but I question the early corn being from Wisconsin. I also…read morequestion the peppers fruit and tomatos. I see crates of commercial tomatos that come from the produce auction. I think they grow very little of their own produce anymore, maybe late corn and green beans. I think most of it is the same stuff you get at the grocery store but at a higher price. Just like farmers markets beware that a lot of these places are selling stuff at higher prices stating they are locally grown. When I see crates from produce that is purchased in bulk at auction, we'll if you think your being hosed, yeah you are. The super early corn at this place should be your sign. Why would they be so blessed, and it does not taste the same as the later, real wisconsin corn. Tomatos are over priced supermarket tomatos.

Julie is amazing, very responsive, Doug was very helpful and delivered my mulch exactly when and…read morewhere it was supposed to be. Thank You so much for making our home project look amazing.

julie is a real 'treat' - so easy to work with - gonna have some mulch delivered - very close to…read moreour home :)

This was a very cute, smaller version of the Milwaukee public market. It seems like a great place…read moreto meet up with friends and family for a nice time out. On my visit, I dined at Boca Rica (a Mexican restaurant) with my friend. We sat at the bar and enjoyed our meal. Afterwards, we walked around the market and then sat outside by the fire pit. The place is very clean, plenty of seating - especially on the top level, and easy to navigate.

The MPM is constantly evolving places popping up coming and going I enjoy that the parking lots are…read morearound 3 sides of the building with good access to each store within the shared roof and walls. Great variety of food options along with desserts. I'm fortunate to live 4 miles south a short 10 min drive for good food and drinks at a reasonable price. There's a nice terrace patio to the south and some tables to the west side. Occasionally you will see a truck farmer in the fall with seasonal produce. Very popular since a good line shows many loyal customers. This is a good place to wander around or just camp for a few hours with food and drinks. Food many choices 5 Ambiance 5 Service 5 Value 5 Location 5 19/2025

This is a real "farmer's market", not a "outdoor weekend vendors get-together at a markup". Lots of…read morefresh veggies and cut flowers from various farmers around the area. Not a whole lot of places to grab food to eat, but again, it's more of a farmer's market than a family outing location.

FT-aaRRRR. Pirate speak today. Don't question, just go with it, you know?…read more I pulled into this little gem of a spot while killing time before an ART appointment in the oh-so-quaint 'burb of Cedarburg. Burg 'burb = charming and quaint and a little strange when dudes in giant trucks roll up blasting Kenny Chesney real loud-like and decide to make weird faces at you. Cedarburg has this big ol' strawberry festival every year. One of my teammates lives there. Now you know. Following that, I will now explain in haiku form why Nieman Markets INC deserves four freaking stars: Apples, every kind, Pancake mix, jams and jellies, Pick out a pumpkin. Like I said, quaint. (Cash only!)

The seasonal Apple stand has been a staple of Cedarburg for as long as I can remember. In the fall…read morethey offer tours for school groups, pick your own pumpkins, raspberries, and apples. There is an actual roadside apple stand with a variety of Wisconsin made goods. They have a huge selection of apples all from the Wisconsin area along with Applebutter, raw homemade cider, honey, cranberries, squashes and pumpkins. This place is great for a weekend trip to the country. The drive to the Apple stand is beautiful and fall with all of the leaves changing you really feel like you're getting away from the city. I personally made a special trip out this year just to get cider and Macintosh apples. One of the downsides to the apple stand is that they only accept cash or personal check. Emjoy the fresh apples!

Lots of other vendors besides vegetables and some delicious bakery and lunch choices available.read more

Tuesdays 9-6pm Live Music, cooking competitions, great…read morevendors, great venue. Be there, be live!

With so many apple-picking choices, I keep returning to Franks' "R Apples" year in and year out…read more Why? Because there are never any huge crowds and the apples he grows are simply delicious. He runs a smaller farm on the same road as the much larger one next door but what he doesn't have in a large scale enterprise, he makes up for in quality, friendliness and honesty. It's a family affair, with his daughter and granddaughter behind the counter. Oh, and by the way, it's not just apples Frank grows. If it can be planted in the ground, Frank grows it.

A piece a heaven, nothing fancy, quaint, pick your own and a little bit in store. Have been going…read morefor years to pick apples, tomatoes, peppers, raspberries, onions, cabbage among others.

Took the family here today for the first time. We all had a blast! We picked apples! So many…read morevarieties! We didn't realize that there were so many different varieties and we didn't realize how big this place is. We explored the orchard and took a look at all the animals they have. They have a beautiful little pond with a creek. They even have a bunch of farm equipment throughout the farm with information on what it is and how it's used on a farm. Really cool! They also have a really cool playground area for the kids! The staff here are really helpful and friendly. They have great apple cider and apple cider donuts and other treats! We will be coming back reel soon for sure!

Such a delightful place to bring your children for fall fun (and photos). We did not pick apples…read morehere, but we enjoyed their playground, outdoor games, and walked through the animal exhibits (not a petting zoo, just a cute display of animals to see). Oh, and the row of tractors to sit on was a huge hit with my toddler.

I am amazed how with so few associates they stock and merchandise the store. The customer service…read moreis great. Of course the prices are the best. I was I impressed to the fire department shopping there regularly.

Well this is the new model for all Aldi stores. This place is normally a place I'd avoid on the…read moregrand opening but, They got me in and it wasn't the mad house I expected. I went after lunch. They offered $5 off a 30 purchase. 5 open lanes of clerks with lots of deals and samples with a drawing for free produce a year. Some of the prices did go up but that is expected. Parking was a premium as people were waiting to park and after a short wait people were constantly flowing in and out. Food 5 Amb 5 Service 5 Location 4 Value 4 33/2016

This is a great farmers market. We come every Saturday during the summer to get our fresh…read morevegetables for the week. Lots of local vendors with field fresh produce. There are every type of vegetables you would want for your home cooking. There are also many specialty products you can browse. Many of the speciality vendors will offer you samples of their products before you buy. I particularly like Cesars Cheese. They are a great local cheesemaker and have the best string cheese I have ever had. And please support the local businesses on main Street while you are there. Get a coffee or a sandwich and keep browsing. If you like locally produced products, then you will be happy that you came to the West Bend farmers market.

For the reviewer that said much of the produce is just resellers, that's totally not true. There is…read morea home grown rule at this market and if someone complains you are inspected and can be kicked out. I'm a vendor there so know. And yes some people HAVE been kicked out. Personally we buy used boxes we put our zucchini in and often even use them on the display. The boxes fit in our cooler better than the black crates. As far as the fruit, that is 1 exception. There is 1 or 2 vendors that have permission to get fruit from the Michigan produce markets while that fruit is not in season in Wisconsin.