0/2. Watermelon slices taste like potato. Cinnamon roasted almonds- in every few there's a solid…read morechunk of all sugar that's hard enough to crack your teeth if you aren't careful. No you can't chew them. No quality control.

The Monnettes on Secor will not exchange their stale meats let alone give your money back!!read more

This is a great farm market. The selection of fruits and veggies are great and the prices are…read morereasonable. They have items from strawberries, melons, tomatoes, watermelon, and so much more. There is also a greenhouse with many flowers to choose from.

What a place! A…read moreseasonal market where you can find the best flowers in the spring, sweet corn in the summer and pumpkins in the fall. They seem to specialize in the unusual and hard to find. Everyone is so nice and helpful. The produce is so fresh, the flowers so well cared for and the prices are hard to beat. It's like going to the farmer's market without having to get up so early....

Visited in the fall just before Halloween. Loved the variety of types and sizes of pumpkins they…read morehad to offer! The large pumpkins were such a deal! Several activities onsite to enjoy few hours at the garden - so great for kids! And the apple cider slushy was yum!

Had a fun afternoon with extended family at their autumn pre-Halloween event. Grandsons enjoyed the…read morelarge selection of pumpkins and gourds, playing on the straw bales and slides, sitting on tractors, riding the Cow Train and taking the hay (straw) ride. Also had a corn/candy cannon that was fun to watch and attracted many school-aged kids, along with a corn maze. Lots of traditional autumn treats at their concession stand. Wide selection of autumn decor items including beautiful mums in planters and pots. Although I haven't been to many agritourism events like this for several years, I was impressed with the organization and scale of the Stevens' operation -- big enough to have something for everyone, but not so big that you felt overwhelmed by crowds. Also appreciated the welcoming atmosphere. Had a nice conversation with a member of the Stevens family who gave us some history of the event and took our family picture at the end of the hayride. It was worth an hour drive for us.

Wonderful place to get pumpkins every autumn. The shop also has autumn/Halloween yard decorations,…read moreand a variety of produce. I bought the largest carrots of my life there (Michigan farm) The folks here are real friendly with good prices. You can't go wrong with it.

Always friendly & helpful, great selection of healthy plants. Delicious fresh produce all summer -…read morethe best sweet corn! And fall pumpkins & FREE corn maze

I have been there many times both for their fruit and their unbelievable donuts. I also go in the…read morefall to get apples for the deer. Everyone there is so kind and willing to help, even when it is 20° inside in the winter! It is definitely the gem of Fulton and Lucas county!!

Best strawberries ever! Red all the way through; no pasty white centers here! Made an outstanding …read more Friendly, helpful staff. This place is my go to for fresh, in-season fruit.

Perrysburg Farmer's Market officially kicked off their 2026 season yesterday. Vendor booths are…read morelocated along the sidewalk in the main part of downtown as well as food trucks along 3rd street. The downtown area is undergoing some construction this year but no work was being done during market hours. I would label this more as an Artisan Market than a Farmer's Market. They had a lot of vendors offering items like cutting boards, 3d printed trinkets, painted wood canvas, jewelry, flowers, etc. More of your farmer's market vendors were selling bread, baked goods, honey, coffee beans, kettle corn, etc. There sadly wasn't any produce for sale. They did have at least 10-15 food trucks offering a wide variety of options. There wasn't a lot of areas to sit and enjoy food so people were often sitting on the street curb to enjoy their bites. Overall, this market has great potential and is in a great location! I'd still recommend going to enjoy knowing the downtown area is fun beyond the market.

When I looked up "things to do" for our weekend trip in Perrysburg I saw farmers market but thought…read morenothing of it. That is, until we drove through it... and it was epic. First of all, the thing spanned a good 5 blocks or so and was filled with a variety of vendors. And what am I a sucker for? Samples. And so many were giving them out. One of whom was Country Grains Market, which had fancy bread, each of them being delicious. I would never pay $11 for a cinnamon bread loaf... but that sample made me do it with no regrets and I would do it every week if I lived closer. There were also a good 6 food trucks, a lot of the stores downtown stayed open later, and it is in a DORA district. There were millennials everywhere with their children and dogs. It was a great way to experience downtown Perrysburg and I was so smitten with it that I changed my plans and explored it more the next day.

There is really not too much happening in Clyde, Ohio. But do not pass up a chance to stop for a…read morebeer, cider, or snack at Hall's Wine-R-We! We visited this place twice in the 3 days we were in Clyde for a family reunion. The staff was super friendly and happy to talk about their offerings and the history of this joint. The outdoor seating was welcoming and engaging with plenty of shady and sunny spots to accommodate any needs. Although I did not try any food items (we were on our way to a BBQ), the menu is diverse and items coming out to others looked great! My son stopped in for a sandwich the previous day and said it was quite good. You may easily forget your visit to Clyde, Ohio, but you will not forget stopping in for a beer at Hall's!

Stopped in for a drink. Place is nice, clean and very loud. I don't think there's much to muffle…read morethe conversations so it just seems very noisy. They have a very extensive list of beer offerings. If you want a glass of wine, the offerings are very limited (6 I think), but you can buy a bottle of anything they offer. We told them we'd never been there before and inquired about wine. She pointed to the bar and said we offer those, but you can buy a bottle of anything we have... and that's about all the help we got. Charged over $17 for 2 half filled glasses and that was the extent of their hospitality. Lol! I wouldn't go back. I like to feel welcome, especially if I'm walking to a counter to order, paying at the counter and cleaning off my table.

Apologize for the delay on posting this review... We visited MacQueen's Orchard in late October on…read morea Saturday. Due to it being close to Halloween and in Apple Season, it was busy. MacQueen's is a local business that has been around for years and not only do they offer pick your own apples and pumpkins, they have a nice produce selection, jam & jelly room, bakery (nothing better than warm donuts this time of year), cider mill where you can watch the bottling process, and a room full of Christmas decor. Staff is friendly and helpful even when they have a ton of people meandering about. Prices are fair for the quality of product and as I mentioned previously, their warm donuts are a hit! We will be back...

I hadn't been here in some time as it's not very close to home but we decided to change it up for…read moreour annual apple picking family tradition. I'm glad we came earlier in the season because there was plenty of fruit to pick from! Why I'm giving this place 3 stars: - There was a hole in the wagon wheel, in my opinion, someone should be keeping up with small maintenance things like that since the season is about to be in full swing. - The older ladies who were working outside made me uncomfortable as I was walking passed an empty booth and were not very friendly about the fact that I didn't know about a blue ticket I was supposed to have (my dad was the one who paid to get the apples and was walking in behind me). I would have been understanding but they were just judgmental and condescending about it. If it's such a big deal someone should be at that booth ready to check tickets if they know people are driving up.... -Donuts were nothing special but they do have A LOT of yummy looking choices -Really good selection of apples but horrible signage. There is a map but you have to take a picture or study it really well or you'll have no idea what you're picking. -If you have a hard time walking, this is probably not the place for you. Overall, there was a super sweet girl working the bakery. There's a corn maze that looks fun and plenty of pumpkins to choose from so it's not my favorite place but I might be back for the maze.