Excellent donuts, super Excellent tarts with a rhubarb berry being scrumptious with an extra flaky…read morecrust. Lots of bakery items. Produce starting to show up and in spring rhubarb and asparagus are in. A must pull off for a sweet treat!

So, I haven't actually been to this place, but whenever I'm back in Michigan visiting family (at…read morenearby Bill's Lake), my Mom takes my kids here to get fresh produce, donuts, and visit the animals. They all have a great time and the produce/donuts they bring back are really good. In particular, I highly recommend the creme-filled and boston creme-filled long johns. They are simply outstanding! I love donuts and frequent local donuts shops when I travel, and these are hands-down the best long johns I've had. I don't usually like boston creme, but their boston creme is more subtle and really good. And the crispiness of the donut, even after sitting for a few hours, is amazing. Delicous! Highly recommend: creme-filled long john, boston creme-filled long john

I've been going to Wells Orchard weekly when they are open for several years now. The apples always…read moretaste fresh, even if it is after the season and they have stored them for a while. They have a tremendous variety. I live in a retirement community and buy half-bushel every week to share with others with whom I live. Fun thing for me to do and my neighbors love the apples too. Some have even started going to Wells themselves. I also buy farm raised eggs there. They often resell excellent cider from top farm cideries. Their jams and jellies are great. Friendly people.

This is the best apple cider I have ever had! Fully bodies and the perfect balance of sweet-tart!…read moreTheir apples and cider are pricey, but so worth it.

Ken's Fruit Market is a grocery store that stocks local items and the Plainfield location has a…read morelarge greenhouse/garden center. Nate and I stopped in after breakfast at Real Food Cafe recently and picked up some groceries and a hanging basket for my mom. The layout of the store is kind of strange and crowded, so it was difficult to maneuver the large cart at times. It took me a bit to find some items since this isn't my regular grocery store, but I was able to find 99% of the stuff on my list. I didn't see many employees around to ask for help finding things. The garden center was a similar situation with only one person who looked to be working there. I wasn't sure which hanging baskets were for sun vs. shade, but some were labeled. They had tons of flowers, vegetables, and other plants available for sale. I can't really comment on pricing since I'm not the plant person in my household, but I'd rather support a local business like Ken's over Lowe's or some other big box store.

Love Ken's. Even more now since they are carrying Palazzolo's gelato and sorbet. This gelato is out…read moreof this world. I used to drive to Douglas just to buy some. I also love that you buy their pineapples (which are great) and they have a machine the cuts away everything you don't want to eat. Gresat fund for kids and grandkids!

Just picked up some frozen blueberries and a couple blueberry pies. The pies were absolutely…read moredelicious, with a little vanilla ice cream, of course. All self-serve during the off-season.

We first bought a blueberry frozen pie at Reenders several years ago & absolutely loved it. So,…read morewe've gone back each year, to get a couple, & they've always been good, until this year. This year's pie was totally different. The blueberry mixture turned out completely watery after thoroughly baking it, just as we have in previous years. It's almost as if there was an ingredient missing that would have given the mixture it's usual firmer consistency. And the crust was bland with no taste at all. the watery mixture turned the bottom crust to a mushy tasteless failure, difficult to eat. If I hadn't picked this up myself, I would have sworn it came from a different store. This experience has ended our annual trips to Reenders, for what was a special treat.

Muskegon Farmers Market was amazing, would def go back. It's bigger than you'd expect too…read more Walked in under this skinny outdoor pavilion and it gave me Eastern Market vibes, lots of vendors, and it was busy-- even with the rain! There were food trucks and also a spot inside if you wanted to sit down and eat. Music was playing too which just made the whole thing feel even better. If you're ever around Muskegon on a market day, worth checking out. Bring cash!

When in the area if it's a Saturday we make it a point to visit the Muskegon Farmers Market. It has…read moreto be one of the best in the state, if not the best! First of all the location is very convenient and there is ample parking. The amount of vendors are impressive but more importantly the variety and quality of items are top notch! The vendors are very knowledgeable and friendly although I do think the prices are a little higher than what you might expect from a farmers market. There is typically artisans selling items, a few food trucks and buskers singing in verious locations within the market. We look forward to our next visit!

I love checking out Farmers Markets in different cities and honestly wasn't expecting much. It's…read moreactually pretty impressive considering how small Grand Haven is. There are many produce vendors, cheese, flowers, eggs, and baked goods. There was even an empanada vendor (Pilar's I believe)!

This is a small and nice farmers market. There is a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables among…read morethe vendors. I visited on a Wednesday and Saturday when they are open. My sister in law got a fresh bunch of lavender. I grabbed some sweet muffins and a pretzel on Wednesday. On Saturday, I grabbed another pretzel and some lavender lemonade. There were more people visiting on Saturday compared to Wednesday.

I've loved this little farm stand since I moved to GR three plus years ago. Not as big of a…read moreselection as Fulton Street, but super close to work making it easy to grab a few staples during the week like tomatoes, corn, broccoli, cauliflower, zucchini, peaches, and blueberries. And gorgeous little bouquets of flowers! If you are looking for a good old fashioned red slicing tomatoes, this place has some of the best. Great deals on bushels of Romas in September for canning/freezing. Come Fall, look for tons of pumpkins, winter squash, apples, and cider! Used to be located off of Four Mile, it is now off of Walker Road just past Bissel headquarters.

Great fruit and the best corn on the cob ever. People are great that work there. First class place…read more I highly recommend it.

On Thursdays, it's set up in a church parking lot. Look around the edges, and you may find a…read moreshaded parking space. The day we were there, there perhaps a dozen vendors, but each had large booths, and fine offerings. We purchased a 3 baskets for $10 deal that netted us two varieties of lettuce and a pint of cherries. We also found one of the healthiest basil plants I've seen in a while for $3. Thanks, SLFM, it was a pleasure to visit.