This is the 2nd year that I've done u-pick at Schaefer's Farm Market & CSA. Their berries were…read morebeautiful and ripe! In under an hour, I picked over 12 pounds of strawberries, giving me 16+ half pints of strawberry jam. Every time I had a question, either over the phone or in person, they were more than kind. Their service is super friendly and always with a smile (even when it's freezing cold out and they're sitting in a truck to work with the u-pick hours). If ever you're looking for a place to pick your own berries, I highly recommend Schaefer's!

Great produce and good people!! Love having access to fresh produce and beautiful reasonable…read moreplants and flowers! Thank you for being there!

Super cute family market that I've visited for years. Spring and summer offer plenty of flowers and…read moreplants. Fall has plenty of pumpkins along with a great corn trail. The best part is the small market with plenty of fun snacks inside. My favorite was the strawberry shortcake milk from a local dairy farm. Service was nice and we were helped quickly.

I just love supporting local businesses. There's no cost to get in just in what you want to do…read more This family owned farm has all your fall festivities with cute photo ops, corn maze, food trucks and a few animals to see. I even got my big kids to take a hayride out to the pumpkin patch ( our guide was very nice and informative). We will be back.

Great restaurants and shops in and near Findlay Market, Cincinnati!…read more We had a free day while visiting relatives, and any day is fun at Findlay Market in the mid-north of the OTR (Over The Rhine) area of Cincinnati! (Well, not Mondays when they are closed :-). Parking isnt free, but it's not too expensive, and we had no problem finding a space in the North Parking Lot between Findlay Street and the market. We came in through a covered outdoor walkway, with a few vendors and with clever sayings along the sides. Then a cute photo-op with a cartoon Reds statue. Then the market stretching left and right, full of fresh produce, meats and cheese, and ready-to-eat foods of all kinds. On our first walkthrough we just scanned left and right to see some of what's there. It was busy, but not uncomfortably crowded. Out the south door of the market onto Elder Street, there's several murals, and more shops and restaurants. We always stop in at Maverick Chocolate Co. for a few yummy samples from so many flavors. They used to make the chocolate here, and now it's made just across the river in KY, where you can still get tours and probably samples :-). We sampled around six varieties! And decided on four. But it was a hot day, so we decided to circle back later for our purchases. The staff was welcoming, and maybe they didn't really know that we would return, but they were still just as kind as can be :-). We walked west to Elm Street to the stop for the free Connector streetcar, just to take a little ride around town, partly to see some of the hundreds of murals around town! And we got off again, later, at the same stop. Right there at the west end of the Market building there's an outdoor bar and patio. I, myself, was ready for a little refreshment, and they poured me a delicious local bourbon cocktail, while others of us had local craft beers. We found shaded seating among probably 20 or more round red metal tables, with chairs that were really raucous when moved! The seats fill and empty in fits and spurts, and there"s a handful of backless stools at the bar, so if you wait a little, you'll find a place to sit. We dove back into the market for some freshly-made pierogis, and a to nearby bbq, too. And afterwards, we circled back to Maverick for delicious fresh-made artisanal chocolate :-). Yum, yum, and more yum! We saw so many places we want to return to! Findlay Market has everything! I'll post a very few of so many photos that we took of a full, fun day. It's a nice area to walk around, shop, eat, and drink. And it's a great spot to catch the Connector streetcar to get around OTR and downtown Cincinnati, to within a-few-minutes-walk of the porch-swings overlooking the Ohio River near the ballpark :-)

We stopped by Findlay Market, while visiting Cincinnati for a long weekend. The Findlay Market…read morewould be similar to the Strip District in Pittsburgh. There were several ethnic food vendors (Jamaican, Mexican, Columbian, Vietnamese, ect). There is also an open fish and meat market as well as other vendors and places of interest.

This is a fantastic small farm market that has local and organic beef and other meats. It is open…read moreyear round and has many different items from local vendors and artists. There is local honey, fresh bread and bamboo toothbrushes as well as special dog treats! They sell produce as it's seasonal and available! They also sell farm eggs, milk and whole bean coffee. There is a wonderful play area for the children! Sheila is friendly and knowledgeable and the owners are lovely! I love having an organic farm near me!!!!

Top corn and produce in western Hamilton county and eastern Dearborn county IN.!!!!…read moreRemember, Webers is seasonal

The corn!!!!! Weber's picks their sweet corn fresh every morning and the taste just can't be…read morebeat. It is the best, most delicious sweet corn around! The barn and cute lil calf out front are immaculate, the family/service is friendly, and the prices are very reasonable. I bought 5 ears of corn for $3.00. I will definitely be going back for more corn!!

Came here to pick some sunflowers. Had a great time, the flowers were beautiful and cheap. Also on…read morea Friday at 6pm there was no one else there so we had free rein of the field. They also have fresh produce up front. Tip: bring your own scissors

I bought silver queen (8/3) that was not fresh to the point of being starchy and tasteless. The…read morefact that the area by the trailers was strewn with wood packing crates should have been a clue that the corn was not produced locally. My bad................

I stopped in because I kept hearing how great this place is. The staff were very friendly,…read morecomfortable atmosphere and the food is outstanding.

Hey, this place is cool!! Just found it, I love the fresh farm food and cute atmosphere. Haven't…read moregotten up to a weekend music venue but plan too. They're food's very good and bake good look amazing, rough on the diet, but they have good coffee and fancy coffee too. Very pleasant work staff, it's just a fun farm place, whole milk, that's hard to find now a days. It's like a miniature Young's Dairy and I'm from Yellow Springs. You gotta go!! They have a wine bar and beer, super place.

I love the location of this farmer's market. With a perfect little shelter area to house several…read moreof the vendors, each had their produce laid out with easy access and nice presentation. Friendly interactions with all the vendors and beautiful produce to pick from. They also seem to be very supportive of one another and if one vendor doesn't have something you're looking for, they recommend you to another one who may be there! Overall, wonderful first time visiting!

Very quaint nice farmers market under a shelter at Kingswood Park. And they are even there in the…read morewinter

Tell me you're in your thirties without telling me you're in your thirties. I'll start: our biggest…read morecomplaint over the winter was not the cold, not the darkness that comes at 5pm, no, our biggest complaint was that our beloved farmer's market was rightfully closed for the winter, and between November and April we had to buy bread not from the Findlay Market's famous Blue Oven Bakery, but from other random places (none of which compared, we made a mission of it). We had to buy produce not from the stalls of local farmers filled with fresh produce at a great price that encouraged us to venture out, no, we had to get it at Kroger. And fresh flowers from a sweet woman who runs Jaybird Farms and makes beautiful wreaths out of dry flowers, no, I had to get those at the grocery store too. Ridiculous complaints, I know, but I don't care. The Loveland Farmer's market is awesome. There's an eclectic mix of vendors from all over Southwestern Ohio. Produce, bread, baked goods, tea, coffee, knife sharpening - it's got it. Most vendors accept cards and there's a great system in place for those who don't that is cheaper and easier than getting money out from an ATM. Plus, you get to walk around licking a Street Pops popsicle which makes it all the better.

This has been voted one of the best markets in greater Cincy and I can see why! These guys work…read morevery hard each season to obtain great vendors and put on a very organized and well run market. During the start of the 2020 season is what put me over the top with 5 stars. They were determined to start the market as best they could. They set it up so it was pre-order online, and drive thru contactless pickup. While this limited some of the vendors available, as not all have that kind of technology, they did the best they could to continue with safety. I took full advantage of this and was very pleased with how it went. Now that things are opening back up they are again doing a walk up market, but still with the option to pre-order and pickup. The vendors are quality and all very passionate about their products. They really have everything from produce, meats, eggs, dairy, plants, cheesecake, pastas, bath products, bread and baked goods and so much more! Some of my favorite vendors are Blue Oven, Five One Three Bagel, TS Farms, and Jaybird farms. Check it out whatever way you can! The website and social media stays updated for what vendors will be attending!