This is an easy review... They make pretty darn good fried apple pies... And I really meant to say…read moredamn...

This establishment looks permanently closed. Windows boarded. Signage barely visible as if…read morecrudely painted over. Was looking forward to trying it.

Great fresh food and veggies. Plants for the garden are very good. Nice variety of merchandise with…read morea helpful staff

Great way to catch a beautiful sunrise and get a delicious breakfast. This place serves the best…read morebreakfast and the service is amazing. Such a clean shop with so much to offer! A real surprise coming in March, a petting zoo!!

Whenever I want a really good steak, I head straight to Mileur Orchard. The produce is excellent as…read morewell especially their tomatoes. One of my favorite meals is one of their steaks, a sliced tomato and a baked potato. Major Yum! Wendy S

This is a nice, little road side stand type spot. It's a small local orchard, and I think has…read moreseasonal hours. So call to check before driving out. It's not like the big family destination spot orchards - so check your Eckert Family Farm expectations at the door as you drive down the blacktop highway. There is a small food kitchen connected to it that was cooking and selling food, but I didn't try it. This is one place you can sometimes get Mutsu apples -- the BEST apples for baking! And they're so delicious! During my latest visit I got apple butter, fresh apples, cider, peaches, and an apple pastry to go. They had pies and donuts, but they were already sold out - good sign, right!?! It was a nice stop as we drove through the southern Illinois area. I feel fortunate when we can time it right, driving through, and get some good ol' southern Illinois orchard goodies! YUM!

Fresh fruit and veggies, hand made soap, cup cakes, donuts, goat cheese, plants, honey and more! I…read moretried goat cheese curds with basil and onion--it was delicious! There was plenty of parking. Everyone was very friendly. Prices were reasonable.

Great produce , great service! You can also pick up some frozen royal reds here! Will return!read more

This place was a cute little place to check out and it was open on Memorial Day too. Plenty of…read moregreat locals came here for the ice cream and I have a bunch of great Jam that was featured here too. Prices here are actually really cheap for their ice cream and it features a few flavors as well. There's a good amount of parking here and we enjoyed that this place was dog friendly too. There's even great fresh produce as well. Solid place to check out along the road

The freshest fruit can be found right here! Seasonal fruits include strawberries, peaches, and…read moreapples. I love stopping and getting their fresh pies or cobblers with ice cream. They have covered picnic tables where you can enjoy them. Everyone working there are friendly and helpful. They're located in the rolling hills of southern Illinois approximately 12 miles south of Carbondale. It's a beautiful drive or ride to get there and I highly recommend you check them out.

(in the parking lot across from Bel-Air) Sat. 8 am - Noon;…read moreMay - Sept There were lots of fresh fruit and veggies--strawberries, blueberries, beets, lettuce, tomato plants, etc. The Pie Safe vendor was there, so I indulged in a delicious very cute heart shaped pie pop. There were lots of pies, cookies and other baked goods to choose from. There were nuts, honey, and chocolate (yum). There was some fabulous art and jewelry available, too. There's street parking available.

Lots to chose from besides veggies. Some of the same vendors that are at Thursday's market -…read moreespecially the ones from Cobden, IL

We decided to try our lock picking strawberries. The first issue was finding the place! it is a…read moredrive back off the road but once you clear the hills and trees it is easy to spot. They had a cooler with pre-picked stuff or you could get a tray and head out. We decided on the latter so took off with our guide and was lead to an unpicked area. The guide tagged to rows we could pick and where we could start and go to. There was no worries though, there was plenty left to pick. We spent a better part of an hour picking 4 trays of berries. When we went to pay they gave us stickers to put on the trays so we could save $0.50 by using the same trays when we came back. Useless since we didn't live in the area. The berries were good, better than store bought. The picking took a bit of time since we were in previously picked rows. Also comparing what we had to what they offered in the cooler our berries seemed a bit smaller.