They're small but well stocked, I found fresh herbs like cilantro, they could add a few more veggie…read morestalls but all in all they're pretty good.

Open Saturdays 9 - 12:30, June to October…read more There are a couple good vendors selling herbs, lettuce, veggies, kale/sunflower/pea sprouts, strawberries.. But go early or they sell out. There was a candle girl... a wooden cutting board guy... overall I found it spare and uninteresting. There were hardly any crafters. Except for a woman selling cards for $3. Each! The best part was watching all the customers' dogs. The worst was the coffee stands' diarrhea-inducing almond milk latte. Avoid at all costs. Also, instead of accosting unsuspecting customers to demand whether it's their first time, and urge them to come back again every Saturday, how about just choosing better vendors from the start?

If you enjoy visiting Framers Markets then you should check out the one at the Tallmadge Rec Center…read morewhere I had the pleasure of meeting a variety of friendly venders & getting some really great deals on home made foods & crafts. One vendor that stood out is Maria from MTF Creations, she makes her own pastries and her Baklava is so addictive! I'll admit, it doesn't taste like the traditional baklava you would buy from a bakery or Aladdin's restaurant, but it is definitely unforgettable. It is a modern twist on an old classic, buttery, light, and mouth watering! Maria was also very nice to speak with and I can't wait to go back & purchase some more of her delicious goodies!

This is a small, but decent farmers market. Last year was the first year for it and I thought they…read moredid well, but could have done better. There are so many farmers in the area, that I find it hard to believe that this is as small as it is. I put the price at 2 $'s because the prices range from really cheap to super expensive. The super expensive being the organic produce. For example, last year I bought organic Kale at $4 a bunch. You can get that at Wal-Mart or Giant Eagle for WAY LESS. All the good are great, it just depends on what you're looking for. As far as I know, everything is cash only, but you would have to check with specific vendors. Parking is a bitch, but it's also downtown Ravenna.

Never a dull moment at Kent's Haymaker Farmers Market! We have been coming to the market for over 5…read moreyears today and what I do like about it is the the cool, relaxed atmosphere of both the shoppers and sellers. I often go to farmers markets to buy locally as much as possible. The seller's carry seasonal items and they hold the market indoors in the winter. I love when it is outdoors, you get to hear the music if a band is present. They sell home goods and meats as well! It's not just produce here! Also, when you become a regular, the sellers tend to give you freebies... But shh! Don't tell any body I said so. 4 stars for always being the go to spot.

Winter season location for the Farmers' Market has moved around over the years, currently (Dec…read more2015) occurring at the Kent Methodist Church on 59, plenty of parking in the back. Many of the faithful vendors from Haymaker are there, with the same high quality wares. Lots of cool weather / greenhouse produce, herbs, baked goods, preserves, dried items, wonderful fresh cheese, frequently even hot food being sold by our neighbors and other familiar faces. Highly recommend.

Around during summer mostly and a couple months after. Always glad to go here and get lots of…read morethings, so fresh and delicious. Also a lot of options and different price ranges depending on your budget. The bigger relationship the better the deals so just keep going and get those veggies.

A GREAT DAY INDEED!…read more While visiting the city of Akron, I knew that I wanted to visit one of the local farmer's markets since I have a full kitchen at my disposal. We woke up early and drove the 30 minutes to the town of Canton. As we exited our vehicle we noticed that the market was rather small and we chatted with one customer who said that there wasn't much being offered today. She went on to say that things are slowing down since the market is scheduled to close in a couple of weeks. I was very pleased with the greens, (turnips, red and green lettuce). They almost look to good to eat. The produce was great but we were limited as to how much we could purchase. If you were at home shopping at this market, there would have been a blood bath! The prices here are equivalent to "free" and I was actually embarrassed by the total cost of the vegetables. If she had had a tip jar on the table, I would have definitely blessed that jar! As we made the rounds, we came to a vendor sampling the most delicious chicken sausage ever!! We definitely bought two packages of that sausage. We finally rounded out our visit by purchasing some nectarines and organic veggies. I can't wait to dig into that sausage and those veggies! Today was a great day at the market!

Best winter market in the area! There is a nice variety of vendors. The fresh bread is out of this…read moreworld and I love being able to get locally grown greens all winter long. It's a really cozy setting inside the school accompanied by lovely live music. I also love that they offer the option to preorder and pick up your order curbside for the weeks when I don't have the time to shop around!

Tons of vendors... this week they have ~40... everything sells out super fast... not the same ones…read morethat you find at other markets... farmers even sell out of the backs of their pick up trucks. Super active Facebook Page with vendors posting updates on what will be available at that week's market. It's a bit of a drive for us... but on the way to the Super Walmart... sooo ... if we want to brave the Tallmadge Circle at rush house it's worth the hike! Love the fact that I can log on and check out who has what before making the drive!! The city has a policy of pointing all departments to the root web site... and there is NO information on the farmers market to be found there... Facebook dot com slash TallmadgeFarmersMarket is the best option... but Yelp won't allow it in the web address field? 4 - 7 on Thursdays in the High School parking lot... so traffic can be a bit of a snarl... and the weekend markets have more of a fruit and veggie diversity... so while we love this one... it's not market nirvana for us.

We spent a fabulous fall Saturday here as a family. After checking out lots of websites and…read morereviews, I felt this location would give us something for everyone. Toddlers are free and we used a coupon on their website for $2 off of the rest of our admissions. Right at the entry, there is a small concession stand and area to buy pumpkins. I would've loved some fall flavored pumpkin snacks, but it was more of a simple, casual selection. There are picnic tables placed throughout the grounds. I had some snacks for the littles, so it was nice to have a place to park the family. There is so much to do here! We ventured into the corn maze, let the kids play on the hay bales and slide down the slides. There is a petting zoo and they provide feed if you'd like to feed them as well. We ended the day with a hayride. It was great! Overall, the staff was friendly and the layout was well planned. I would certainly come back again with the family next year!

Kids had fun but what bothered me was the frozen food they were selling. The frozen pork breakfast…read moresausage had the same ingredient label as the crap you buy at Giant Eagle. Again, great for little kids but the rest felt like a sham.