Good quality fruit, veggies & baked goods. Easy to pop in, grab stuff for dinner on my way home…read more Always fresh.

Good in-season produce, especially apples and squashes. Staff always friendly. They've recently…read morechanged the name to "Big Rock"-new owners?

The farmers market in Kalamazoo is amazing. Wonderful live music, great food amazing produce,…read morelovely bathrooms. Such an amazing space for all ages. Everyone is so helpful and gracious, excellent service!

Farmer's market a tually surprised me! Nice size, variety of items offered, food trucks were also…read moreavailable. Had some very pretty fruits and vegetables, baked good looked very appetizing. We did get some fresh asparagus, it was so good! Also tried a few cherry pies, crust and filling were both very good. We have been back and bought some more of each. We went twice while in Kalamazoo!

This Farmers' Market is the perfect distance from my house for a Saturday Morning run. It's also a…read moregreat reason to get up and get your Saturday morning going. If you're looking for your standard market goodness, it can probably be found here. On top of that there's a few more unique vendors including a "Cheese Lady", chocolate covered bacon, Sinsational Cookies and more. If you're looking for fresh fruits and veggies, but someone else you're with just won't have any of those, rest assured they'll have a few sugary goods to select from as well. There's also a playground for small children on the backside of the market, which makes it easy to bring the family! This location is about 1/3 the size of the Bank St. market (from what I've been told) which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but may not be what some new folks might expect. The only downside to a smaller market is that there are fewer price points to select from for your produce. Other than that it's a great place!

One of the best around! Very clean and a wonderful atmosphere. No dogs allowed. One old Busker…read more Asiago makes omlettes. And there is BBQ available by Three Guys Smokin. (I am pretty sure thats there names)

This market has moved and substantially expanded its size since when I first went several years ago…read moreand there were tons more folks there this time. I've been a farmers market-goer for as long as I can remember and I'm thrilled how successful the Kalamazoo market has become in the last decade, but I really loathe claustrophobia-inducing crowds so I've been really enjoying hitting some of the slightly smaller neighborhood markets these days. Vicksburg has really hit the Goldilocks just-right point. Everything is represented but nothing's over-represented. They've got a separate section for crafters so if you're just there for food you can skip over the arts-and-crafts section and if you love shopping for locally made gift items, there's a spot for you, too. On today's visit, my friend and I were thrilled at the wide selection, ranging from smoked nuts to homemade gelato, baked goods to nicely priced local produce. I couldn't believe how big the kale bunch I bought for just $1 was. I won't be able to eat that much before it goes bad so I gave half of it to my neighbor. Really looking forward to tonight's dinner of tamales (served hot, even), and chips and guac that I picked up at the market, to be followed with a dessert of Michigan peaches and ice cream. La!

I have always been a farmers market girl there just isn't anything better then fresh produce and I…read moreenjoy supporting our local farmers this market is very welcoming and even enjoyable for my kids I wish we could have the market year round!

Such a cute stop somewhat close from the freeway with a beautiful view from their parking lot…read more We've been on a blueberry kick so we had to pick up their 5# offer for $15.75. It's a great deal compared to what we pay at our farmers market and I found their batch to be more thoughtful- no green ones, minimal leaves, and not many I had to toss. That's a win in my book. Their blueberries were also juicy, firm, and tart. The best we've had and I believe was their Elliott variety. We also purchased their blackberries, the best purple plums we've ever had, some small yellow plums, and two jars of Queens jam for gifting (which we were told is loved by them!). Back to those plums though...do not skip! All in all the price was fair and wound up to about $31. We would definitely stop again on the way up from Chicago if we're early enough but definitely on the way back from metro Detroit. The staff was also helpful in choosing the best fruits. We were not let down!

I learned about this farm last spring, and I am so glad I did! They have a great selection of…read morefarm-fresh vegetables and fruits, as well as local products such as pies, meats, and jams. The best part is that they have a great website where you can place online orders for pickup, which is very convenient for me since it is located between my home and work. The donut truck in the fall is amazing. The donuts are fresh, hot, and delicious. We also went apple picking there and found a nice selection of apples. I highly recommend visiting if you are looking for yummy donuts, fresh produce and local products.

Signs everywhere advertising strawberries, but they didn't have any due to "all the rain". Go there…read morethe next day at 9:45 am, and they're closed until 10:00 am. Very frustrating.

came in to buy strawberries which i did get they were okay. when i was standing in line to check…read moreout, the cashier offered the man in front of me a free donut for national donuts day. when it was my turn to check out she did not offer me a donut. seems pretty rude to do that to one customer but not another especially right in front of my face. treat every customer the same... probably won't come back felt very weird. after that they tried to get me to go shop at their boutique? no thanks!

I enjoyed picking my own blueberries from their various fields. Brookside Farms grows five…read morevarieties of blueberries so pick some of each variety and mix in your bucket. I love their homemade baked blueberry pies and blueberry muffins which are not very sweet and stuffed full of blueberries. Their homemade blueberry and triple berry jams are excellent. They make a large jar of reduced sugar blueberry jam as well. In addition, you can buy raspberry jam and several other varieties. They offer frozen blueberry pies to bake at home. Staff is friendly and welcoming.

Bought 25 lbs. of blueberries and they were full of worms! Buyers beware and I through them out $68…read moredown the drain.

Fun fall experience. Lots of things to do, food, petting zoo, corn maze, etc. Can get a bit crowded…read moreat times but lots of activities for kids.

I attended a corporate event at Gull Meadow Farms where it was advertised that every guest would…read morereceive a free small pumpkin. My children were really excited for this, since it was supposed to be the highlight of the day. When we went to get them, the bins were already empty. No effort was made to refill them, even though we were at the very farm where the pumpkins were grown. Instead, staff only pointed people toward pumpkins for purchase, and the boxes for the free pumpkins were taken down well before the event was over. The event promised a free pumpkin for everyone, yet the farm clearly did not supply enough or make any attempt to ensure all guests received what was advertised. Families should not have to explain to their children why something guaranteed to every attendee was simply unavailable. If Landscape Forms paid for the pumpkin add on for the event, then they should be refunded because it was not fully honored. This was very disappointing and left a negative impression of the farm.