My family owns a food booth and have been using this farm for over 20 years. Incredibly helpful,…read morewilling to accommodate and the quality is outrageous. Have a local produce stand where the public can purchase their tasty goods. I know there are several other farms in the area, but I really prefer this family run farm.

Offerings varied depending on when you go. Our visit to May was more focused on plants with less…read moreproduce available. Fall has pumpkins and fresh apple cider donuts. Fun decor and's gift items to explore . Worth a visit.

This is not a pleasant place to shop. So many little (and not so little) scolding signs. " Do not…read moredo this, Do that." An unfriendly atmosphere. I understand that this is a family business, and they can run their business the way they want, but they're not interested in providing a warm and welcoming environment. I have been going in to this farmstand off and on for 8 years. Have always come away feeling some kind of way because of the juju. Last visit was, in fact, my last visit. Much prefer Groundworks Organics, or Santa Clara farmstands. Thistledown is just a little too cold and dismissive for me. Not my jam.

Adorable and homey family farm right outside Junction City, about 20 min from downtown Eugene. We…read morewent for pick your own pumpkins and had a blast! The sourdough baked goodies and hot apple cider were the cherries on top! We'll definitely be back!

Amazing service from everyone we talked to. The berry lemonade and Logan berry lemonade were…read moreamazing. My partner got the danish hot dog and loved it. Great selection of pumpkins and fresh produce inside the store.

U pick or they will pick for you. Hard working family owned business. One of many local…read morebusinesses we need to support. Always helpful and accommodating.

We set out for our long drive to go blueberry picking this morning and actually meant to go to…read moreDetering orchards farm originally, but these places are on the same road, along with many other farms and there were blueberry signs that kept going so we did too. We ended up at the end of lots of farmland to this booth with a kind lady who helped strap us up with our buckets and we got to picking with our whole crew! It was a great trip and we got so many blueberries to freeze and save. They also had homemade soaps, blueberry butter, fresh muffins, and other goodies for sale at the booth. We were there a couple hours picking 3 buckets. I think the cost was about $40 ish total with the amount we picked. It's priced per pound. Lots of area to park & friendly owners & their children playing. So fun and special. The blueberries taste great. Oh! And not to mention they have these wonderful harnesses to clip your bucket to you so you can pick with both hands and not have to carry the bucket- came in SO handy. Plus then we had free hands to wrangle our young children running around the fields haha

I have been a customer of this produce stand for many years. I went in 2 weeks ago and it was very…read morebusy. I went over to the corn area and grabbed a few of the produce bags that are more substantial and was filling them up as I walked around. It was a busy day so I couldn't get in to all the produce until the other customers were done. I tucked a couple of the bags in the front pocket of my purse so that I could reach them easily as I walked around. One of the employees, she was mid 40's with dark curly hair came over to me and demanded that I give her the bags that I had. She said that they cost money and I couldn't take them. I explained that I was not taking them but that I wasn't done shopping. She said "give them to me, and we will bag up whatever needs bagged" She didn't say it quietly, but she was very loud and Karenish. I'm 64 years old and have Never been accused of stealing anything.....let alone cheap bags. I should have walked out but I went and payed $135.00 for what I had already had in my cart. I will never go back, and I have been telling all my friends what happened and I hope they pass it along. That is not how you treat paying customers. Had she waited for me to checkout and if I had any bags remaining in my purse, then maybe she would've been in the right to ask for them back. But not while I was still shopping. That's how people get hurt these days.

Had a very bad experience here on Aug 17. I went with my psychiatric service dog and was asked to…read moreput her in the car (it was over 90 degrees), "because if they help with emotional stuff they are emotional support animals." She refused to accept that psychiatric service dogs are, in fact, service dogs, and that my dog was trained to provide deep pressure therapy for depression, anxiety and PTSD.Finally we just left. This vendor needs to seek education re service dogs and ESAs. If I can figure out the red tape I will be filing a formal complaint!

Wow what a discovery for me.. Tried their black heirloom popcorn today , and what a treat :) No…read moreGMO, it's organic and pretty darn awesome tasting .. I bought 2 popcorn kernel bags since I'm not sure when I'm back on the area again... Check them out at the Farmers Market!

I discovered LWF at the Eugene Farmers Market this past winter. Their Dakota Black popcorn caught…read moremy eye....I'm a popcorn fanatic! I bought a bag and also some very grainy and lovely colored polenta. I took my goodies home and anxiously made some popcorn. I stopped using canola oil because I learned it is not meant for high heat cooking. I only had olive oil and used it instead. I had no idea what was wrong w/ my popcorn until after a few failed attempts to make it and failed. I had used up almost all my kernels. I emailed LWF and was told olive oil doesn't get hot enough and so the oil wouldn't work w/ the popcorn. I visited the Eugene Farmers Market again this past Jan. and decided to get some more polenta and popcorn. The owner was so kind to remember my email and problem...she gave me a free bag of popcorn and suggested I try coconut oil. My popcorn pops perfectly and the taste is amazing. beautiful white puffs of corn w/ a lovely black shell. The polenta is very nice too. I found I have to use less water than the recipe calls for but it cooks very nicely! BIG FAN OF LONESOME WHISTLE!

This company allows a semi truck to idle for hours in the middle of the night at Dari Mart in a…read moreresidential area. The noise, vibration, and fumes disrupt sleep for the neighborhood. Despite complaints, they've done nothing. The owners wouldn't tolerate this outside their own home, yet they allow it in the community where they operate. Their lack of accountability makes them unworthy of continued patronage.

Shrinkflation, meet your match!…read more Lochemead makes damn fine ice cream. Period. That's all I really need to say, but no, I'll say more. Why? Because I happened to be in the grocery the other day and found myself gazing in at the new freezers. There was, of course, ice cream in there. Ice cream from several different companies. Fortunately, one was our local Lochmead. Well, they didn't have very many flavors - small space and all. I can go to Dairy-Mart if I want a larger variety, but there I was looking in... Looking in.... Looking in.... And there it was. Right there on the bottom of the carton. "An Honest Half Gallon." Thank you Lochmead. Other ice cream manufacturers have started making 1.5 quart "half gallon" cartons. That ain't right. You, Lochmead, are doing it right. Salted caramel and black licorice are both really awesome flavors. They all are. And it's from just the next county over. THANK YOU LOCHMEAD!

Great bargains can be found here. But they don't carry everything I need, so I usually have to go…read moreelsewhere afterward.

This is a grocery store that feels like a neighborhood grocery store. Everyone that works there…read moresmiles at me when they see me. Nobody ever smiles at me. Everyone working here talks to the customers like old friends. Clean. Well stocked. Friendly. Great produce. I felt awesome about shopping here.