We've only been here for breakfast which is very good. The sweet roll, the breakfast burrito and…read morethe biscuits & gravy are excellent. This place is kind of a homey restaurant and gift shop. The gift shop has a bunch of country-themed stuff, most of which you can buy anywhere. The market has some local jellies, sauces & salsa. All in all Kane County Country Market is worth a stop.

Great food, beautiful dining area & general store. Been here a couple times already and had a great…read moreexperience. The Gobbler is their most popular sandwich. My personal favorite is the BLTT. The tenderloin is made from scratch and it's awesome! Great place to go for a date, meeting, friends, family, or just by yourself for a quick bite to eat.

I always purchase from them at the Wheaton farmers market. I love their soups and chocolate chip…read morecookies. I stopped by the farm in Elburn. They have tons of goats and give you veggies to feed them for free. My son loved it! There's meat, veggies, desserts, soups, and some premade dinners for purchase.

Like so many others I really got the short end of my boxes several times in the past two years,…read moreitems picked too soon or just gone bad. Once my husband messaged them with pictures he was blocked. Very odd behavior at first he thought it was a mistake, people press wrong buttons on accident all the time. But after reading reviews here and on facebook this has happened to many people. With so many quality farms in the area this one is just not one of them unfortunately.

High quality produce, plants, flowers, meats & cheeses, fish and much more to browse through and…read morebuy at this Sunday outdoor market near the Geneva train station. My husband especially loves the empanada truck. I bought a gorgeous Fuschia basket. Friendly vendors are willing to answer questions.

Located by the Geneva train station,this market is only open on Sundays 9am-2pm mid April thru mid…read moreNovember. Offering fresh produce,flowers, jewelry,plants as well as various food options from local vendors. A nice way to spend a Sunday morning in Geneva.

Oh my goodness!! What an amazing market! From the varieties of vendors, to the food, to the layout…read more-- I see why this market gets so much attention. If you can't find a reason to visit this market, make on up. Whether you're in need of produce, flowers, food, meal prep, gifts or just a reason to get out of the house. I was most surprised by the amount of quality textiles, jewelry and clothing. There were a lot of oohh's and ahhh's while walking these booths. You have your typical farmer's market vendors but then so much more. I have to give honorable mention to Eternal Buzz Coffee. The wife and husband duo, Rachel and Vito, run this amazing nonprofit. This booth was too hopping not to notice! They were not only whipping out amazing authentic British scones and real Italian roast coffee drinks, but they were passionate and so very genuinely kind. I got a whole run down about the market from Vito and some great recommendations to try.

I go here at least once every year. I don't remember it being this crowded from previous years, but…read moreI appreciate that it seems like they are trying to spread everyone out and make space. Every year there also seems to be more vendors added. Prices are pretty high but that's to be expected at markets. There's plenty of free street parking and a parking garage nearby. There were three vendors selling coffee, multiple bread/pastry vendors, fresh produce, empanadas, toasts, two flower vendors, multiple jewelry vendors, clothes, frozen fish, crepes, lemonade, cheese, sooo much to find. If you go later in the day, most vendors will probably mostly be sold out. At 1pm there was still a lot left though. Today I got a vanilla cold brew from Activitea ($7), a cherry croissant from a French bakery I forgot the name of ($4), and sourdough loaf from Momma Bear's Bakehouse ($11).

They used to be amazing! I loved their produce and friendly service. However, since the farm has…read morebeen sold to another management, it has gone downhill. Numerous times, I have caught them overcharging and quoting weights that were larger than what it was. I stopped going to their questionable integrity. Thankfully, there are many other farmers in the area that I prefer to support. One of them is certified organic.

I decided that today will be my last visit here. I live right down the road, and sometimes I walk…read morehere to get my "steps" in. I have gone here for over 20 years, and during most visits I have not been treated well. The ladies have been unhelpful, or closed-mouthed when answering my questions, and just simply unfriendly. Perhaps they are just over-worked or tired. At least that's how I justified their off-handed treatment of me, and my continued patronage over the years. So I put up with a fleeting moment of mistreatment. But today, that same old bad attitude appeared after I asked a simple question during my visit, that could've been answered more directly & easily. I questioned myself why do I even bother, especially when their produce isn't superior to other places I can go, to get farm fresh produce. There are more farmer's markets around, such as McDonald's Farm at Knoch Knolls Park in Naperville. Maybe my visits were wrapped in (wannabe) nostalgia, or due to convenience of location. Whatever, today I hit the top of my tolerance for their rude-ish treatment. This decision should have been made after an earlier visit this summer when a cashier looked at me crazy because I did not leave an electronically-produced request for a tip. For what?? Standing there just doing your job ringing up an order??? And lastly, their produce isn't the tastiest, and is really overpriced in comparison to other places around. I guess I kind of felt sorry & wanted to support the place. But no more. I am finally done. Fed up and moving on. Mayneland Farm is no longer an option for me.

I always am sad to see the Farmers Market pack up for the winter. It would be great fun to have an…read moreevent like Chicago has, like Kris Kringle Market, for a weekend in November. Baked items, Christmas things, and maybe even some groups to sing or play music.

Nice little farmer's market with a small town vibe! Just wish they had a few more vendors.read more

Not the kind of farmers market I had in mind. I was looking to buy fruit and produce, and there was…read morejust one vendor that sells produce. His prices were very reasonable, but selection was small. There are mostly food trucks here, and the live music was nice. I definitely like the late hours and the pretty riverside scenery, but very disappointed in the minimal produce available. Parking is free right next to the market, which was a pleasant surprise!! Despite being close to my house, I won't be going back. The Wheaton French Market is nicer and has more variety.

It is nice that the Elgin Farmer's Market is open on Friday after work hours but it wasn't the same…read moreas the farmer's markets I've gone to in the city. It was a nice experience but I likely won't be going back unless it is for a dining experience. Pros: -longer hrs compared to the typical morning only farmer's market -free parking in a covered garage -dog friendly -clean -live band / music -options to dine in at restaurants near by Cons: -not the anticipated farmer's market I was expecting (mainly vendors & food truck options, but no fruits/veggies etc like the farmer's markers in the city