This place is always a "go to" when I'm in town. They have a lot of local fresh produce, most of…read morewhich they grow themselves. Their corn and fresh tomatoes are my favorite! They also sell homemade cider and it's the best I have ever had! Trust me, a zap in the microwave and it will warm you up on a cold fall night! Its a family owned operation so everyone is involved. Service is exceptional!

I live in Central Virginia, but have family up here and visit frequently. I always go to Mulvin's…read morefor corn and tomatoes. However, the local peaches this year at Mulvin's are outstanding. I've never tasted better peaches, and I've been around awhile.

Great place to pick your own blueberries or blackberries. Staff is really knowledgeable.read more

The apples are amazing, large, beautiful, sweet... so many varieties you could spend every weekend…read moreGathering a bag of apples for a fresh pies, applesauce, dumplings, cider, strudel... The list is endless!! The woman who was attending up front was sweet.... The man that approached seemed nice... But was pretty tart Ill still go back..... Probably The

Sugar Creek Orchard's staff is very nice and friendly. The apples are amazing and sweet. There are…read moreso many varieties, and they are very good for many different things that you can cook and bake.

Beautiful property, lovely people and super sweet dog. It was easy and beautiful picking my…read morefavorite apples (EverCrisp). We got a huge bag for $20. If you don't feel like picking they have many apples ready for purchase along with eggs and honey. I would definitely go back.

A B Phillips & Sons have the best apples. EverCrisp are our favorite variety they sell which they…read morehave the rights to grow that proprietary hybrid. Super crunchy & sweet!! They offer sell serve in the winter where they store apples in their giant walk in cooler. They keep them at perfect temperature to make em last several months! Just walk in, pick your bags, leave money & make change. The guy working here is really great, he'll tell ya all bout the differences in varieties. It's only $17 for a Peck. When you pick your own in the fall, you can get a peck of fallen apples for only $8. Crazy deal. Peck is like 50+ apples. Come visit this great fruit farm next summer or anytime of the year!

I've been strawberry picking locally for decades at another farm nearby. However, this year they…read moreweren't open for picking so, craving the best part of a Michigan summer, I went to Yelp and searched and found Honey Bee. AND it was SO close to my house! I immediately went to their website and was thrilled to find out that they were currently offering picking from 10-7pm pretty much every day of the week. Hooray! So, this past weekend, I made my way over there. Long story short, I had a great experience! They have 12 varieties of strawberries that vary in size, ripening rates, and levels of sweetness. U-pick stretches out in rows over 3 acres so they've got alotta strawberries, my friends! The person running the u-pick explained that the strawberries in the rows next to the barn were bigger but more tart and the rows further from the barn were smaller but sweeter. I picked a little from both and in the end wish I had stuck to the smaller but sweeter, though they were all delicious! I just happen to have more of a sweet tooth. Despite the heat I managed to pick a full bucket, just under 6lbs. Berries are priced at $6lb and they do not take credit but you can pay via mobile with their venmo or paypal. They also take cash and checks. A few logistical things: the u-pick farm is owned and operated by local farmer's market mainstay, Tantre Farms. It's a no spray/pesticide free farm which means there are some weeds and tall grasses around. Some of the weeds are spikey thistle. They're easy to avoid but, because most people avoid them, I found a plethora of beautiful ripe berries around them. So it might not hurt to bring some gloves if you're like me and don't mind working a little harder for the good stuff. And because it can get muddy and there are other weeds and things in the rows wearing comfortable, close-toed shoes (that you don't mind getting dirty) are recommended. My only quibble is that I wish the containers for picking were the cardboard flats and not the plastic buckets with bags.The plastic bags don't allow for the air circulation you need to keep them fresher longer and in transferring them to another container I found I had smushed more than a few. Also, piling them all into the bucket puts weight on the ones at the bottom of the bucket/bag so they're smushed there, too. A small quibble but one they'll consider having the flats as an option. But of course if you're buying a large volume for jam making they're all gonna get smushed anyway sooooo.... Anyway, I'm not sure how much longer they have left in the season so if you're reading this around the time that it was posted I'd check their website for picking updates. They also offer raspberry picking so if you miss your strawberry window you might be able to scoop some of those up instead!

In strawberry season there's no better way to spend a weekend morning than picking berries at the…read morepatch. The whole family headed down that way recently to take advantage of the in-season fruit. It was our first time visiting Honey Bee, and we can't wait to return. After grabbing a bucket, we sauntered through the small bushes and picking ripe red berries. After we had picked everything that we could fit into the bucket, we headed back to the barn and grabbed some pre-picked vegetables to go with everything. Finn the dog welcomed us and let us pat his belly before we headed out. The berries were wonderful - so sweet and unlike anything you'll find in a store. Definitely worth a trip!

Be ware! This woman posted an add on marketplace. I responded to it, she sent me a copy of her…read moreflier for her barn sale. I thanked her. She then messaged me the next day asking if I was coming. I said yes. She was selling me blinds. Add stated all the blinds in the picture were 25 dollars. A few hrs past and my bf, son, and I went to the barn sale. We located the blinds. However there was a post it note on the one saying 20 dollars. It confused me because it wasn't the same price that was listed on the add. We grabbed the 2 we wanted due to not being sure about the price. When we got to the counter to pay, a younger woman seemed confused(very clueless) because we asked about the post it note. She turned and asked the older woman sitting down next to her. They stated they were 20 dollars a piece. The older woman wasn't really paying attention to my bf and I. She was busy talking to my son about a game he was purchasing(that was broken and a complete rip off). I ended up getting 4 items. My total was 50 dollars. I paid with a 50 dollar bill and left. Even though I didn't get all the blinds like the post said and I paid more I was willing just to pay the money and not make a scene. Before I purchased them my bf did check and there was no hardware for them. I did say that to the woman at the check out. She ignored it. We were prob 5 mins down the road, and I get a message. It was from the lady saying I am sorry but the blinds were my daughter's and she no longer wants to sell them. Wait what? I just bought them. Why is she messaging me lying? I replied I was just there and I purchased them for 40 bucks and no hardware, and her daughter should be happy because I paid 40 for 2 and not 25 like the post I had responded to. Everything she was messaging me made no sense. I just wanted to let it be, buy hardware, and take the blinds and hang 'em. Well when we went to hang them they didn't fit. The blinds were to be 59 inches. Same as the window, but for some reason they didn't cover the window. So we measured them. They measured 53inches and had been cut, which explained why there was no hardware. In the meantime my son tried to play the game. It didn't work. The batteries were replaced and we noticed corrosion all inside the battery pack. Her ad stated nothing about no hardware, wrong price, wrong size of blinds. Her ad was nothing like what I purchased. I am now out 45 dollars. 40 for the blinds because I do not have a window that size, and 5 dollars for the game for my son. Please be careful if you purchase anything from this woman and her barn sales. Be sure to thoroughly inspect everything because she will scam you and not think twice.

From the owner: You pick flower farm, candles, and more!read more

Beautiful flowers! We didn't make a bouquet because it was already too hot, but will come back…read moreearlier another day. There are several fields with a good mix of flowers. The price per jar is extremely reasonable and they provide the clippers, water and a jar if you need it. The shop has a very good selection of garden and flower theme merchandise.

Fun and creative way to spend quality time with family. Staff is super friendly and selection has…read morealways been plentiful! If you can't fill your vase, it's your fault! Lol!

We went there for picking blackberries and found the biggest fruity berries we've ever seen. A…read moredelicious cobbler further verified just how fantastic the berries we picked are. Very friendly owners greeted us as arrived as well as a couple of friendly family dogs.

We stopped on a weekday afternoon after buying some peaches over the previous weekend at the…read moreSandusky farmers market. They have a stand at the farmers market on Saturdays, and the peaches were SO good that we decided to head to the orchard. Since we went during the late summer/ early fall there were peaches, apples, mums, squash, pumpkins and other locally grown produce. They also import produce items to cover your needs. Since it was a weekday at lunch, there wasn't a ton of traffic. Over the weekend or more popular times, I'd assume it could get a little congested. Overall, I recommend it if you're looking for fresh produce and would like to support a locally owned business.

We dropped into one of my favorite Autumn Markets and purchased our fill of pumpkins, they have pie…read morepumpkins by the way, peanuts, pies, produce, and you name it--cider. It's always a fancy good time just wondering what you are looking at...yah! Overall I purchased my goods for making caramel apples!

Had lunch (subs) here recently. Cool local farmer's market with really good subs, definitely…read morerecommend stopping by if you are in the area.

There are farm stands and there are farm outstandings. This place is tops…read more From the usual fare: sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, melons, and other freshly grown and picked fruits and veggies. But this magnificent venue also has meats: fresh and frozen. Pies, fresh and frozen. (The frozen stuff is also fresh. It's just frozen for the convenience of travel.) Locally sourced honey, sauces, ketchups, mustards, candy, chips... Oh, and did I mention the deli? Holy cow. If this wasn't an hour from my home, I'd go here every day. I went in August, peak corn season. What are their other hours during the year? Hell, I don't know. I'm not Google. Do some legwork, people! In all seriousness. Great place, friendly staff, Ohio Proud products, and a must-stop on this road.