Not sure how to designate parking- they have their own large parking area on-site.Also many asst…read more annual & perennial flowers, veggies,planters,gardening ornaments,etc. Not the most knowledgeable about the plants,so do your own research first.

Excellent produce melons, vegetables, fruits. Clean & fresh.read more

Great lunch specials best tenderloin sandwich great cashier didn't catch her name also very nice…read moreand helpful tall well kept gentleman in meat dept

I love this place. It's like going back in time. Great people and prices. The best meat at far…read moreprices. People are nice and speak to you. Love this place.

Farmstand in Springfield with high quality locally grown produce. Selection in early September was…read moretomatoes, peppers, eggplant, zucchini, squash, apples. Everything looked very good and the woman working there is quite friendly. I went here hoping to pick apples, but they don't offer pick your own. They do have many available for purchase in half peck bags though and they really are good for being home-grown. I saw on another website you could pick apples here so that was a bummer, but I guess they do have pick your own strawberries in the spring. Worth stopping if you are in the area.

A diamond in the rough and a great place for delicious treats…read more We were visiting Lincoln's hometown of Springfield, Ill and wanted to get a snack. We found this place online. It is a little south of the city and west of the interstate but it is absolutely worth the detour. It is a rustic place called the Apple barn and parking is right in front. Their website gives a lot more information about it being more than just the main shop that is in the barn. They began as a family apple orchard and expanded over the years into a collection of attractions including two restaurants, a general store, a creamery, a winery, a candy factory, and a Christmas shop, all centered around the original barn built in 1910. We only visited the barn with the bakery goodies and the very friendly staff who helped us get some delicious snacks for the trip back to the hotel. It was great! Even if you don't plan to buy anything, it's worth taking some time to visit to get a snack for your trip or, if you are going to walk around the site, for the extra visit. We found it to be one of the more enjoyable stops to the area capping off a great visit to the Springfield, Ill area.

Amazing Place. Stopped here on our travels through Springfield, IL. Great friendly staff. Great…read moretreats and pastries. Lots of homemade jams, pies, seasonings etc. Great taste, great price. Will come back again.

We had a beautiful 2-lane highway, casual drive from home to Kathy's Kitchen. We saw a PBS show…read morethat talked to her ... about her blue ribbons at the ISF and old-fashioned canning of so many wonderful foods. Even though you can buy Kathy's products in Peoria, we made a day trip of it. We bought about 18 jars of various jellies, jams, salsas and her famous pickled beets. My favorites were the habanero salsa and jalapeño jellies. We had a good visit. She's a charming woman ... a one of a kind.

From the owner: Pickles, Salsas, Relishes, Jams, Jellies, Fruit Butters, BBQ Sauces, using time honored family…read morerecipes, Many awarded best of shows at State Fair competitions. No artificial preservatives or additives. Made as close to how Grandma made them and always made with lots of tender loving care.

We had never been here but decided to give their Easter Buffet a try. They opened at 9 and there…read morewas a short line. After they opened, the line moved fairly quickly. They had breakfast food first and the eggs and bacon were wonderful -- no scorched eggs here! The hash brown casserole was also good. They had a salad bar, but we were more interested in breakfast food. There was a carving station with ham and prime rib. Both were very good, although I would have preferred the prime rib to be less done. There was another station that had boiled shrimp. It was cold, very fresh, and delicious. Their bakery items were wonderful. My favorite was the chocolate croissants. They had cakes, cookies, and a large variety of sweets. The buffet was $25, but the only drink that came with that was water. If you wanted coffee or tea or cola, it was a generous extra charge. Their seating area was not very large and filled up quickly. I saw people going upstairs because there were no more seats in the restaurant area. We walked around checking out the groceries after we ate. Most items seemed to be more expensive than other grocery stores in the Springfield area.

We have come to Harvest Market three times and the service was good two times, but tonight it was…read moreterrible. The waitress did not come to our table, so we had to order our drinks from the bar ourselves, and go downstairs to order our own food. The waitress was more interested in looking at her phone than working. The bartender wasn't very helpful either. Even though I was the only one ordering at the bar I had to wait 5 minutes to order. We always order the Flatbread pizza which is excellent. Because the waitress wouldn't wait on us I had to go downstairs and order. The food was good but it took 30 minutes for it to be delivered. The Tom Petty cover band was good, the live music kept everyone entertained. The service was terrible, food and entertainment was good. Oh, the draft beer was $8, which is a little high.

While Food Fantasies has a great selection of foods, their prices are prohibitively high. But y'all…read moreknow that already. Some things are decently priced, like the bakery in the back and the bulk section. But today is my last trip to FF for the duration of this pandemic unless major changes in health policy are made with the staff. No one wears a mask, no staff practices social distancing, they work in close proximity (inches!) of each other without any protective gear, and they openly wonder about the merits of social distancing. Staff will walk into your personal space when focused on another customer. The store is cramped and so social distancing is difficult to practice with other shoppers. I don't want the staff to get sick. I want a unique local business to survive. But I don't feel safe shopping there, and I also don't want to support a health food store that won't actually engage in proper emergency public health policies! If the price is good for you, then take advantage of their curbside pickup, pay over the phone, call them to say you're outside, but don't go inside. It doesn't feel safe.

I truly love this place! They have a large variety of 'specialty' items to suit your needs. I enjoy…read moretheir bulk section too, because I can grab smaller amounts of beans, flour, nuts etc for a recipe rather than buying a large bag. They have great customer service and yes their prices are slightly higher, but I enjoy shopping local when I can.

I am fine with very minimal service. However when I went to checkout the lady at the register, I…read moreasked if they had beef short ribs, repeated myself three times for her to look confused and shake her head no. This store has very minimal refrigerated foods and hardly has prices on food in refrigerator or freezer section. It is advertised as best Asian store in Springfield. Well if it is the best I do not want to see the worst.

Empty store. I needed help and the girl on the phone (the entire time) just waved me away with…read moreeach question. I left and went to the Little World Market at 2936 S. MacArthur. Better selection. Better food. MUCH BETTER service. They care that they have customers. I go every week now.