It was very busy and they ran out of u-pick apple picking pretty early. The apples with their…read morefresh, homemade caramel was delicious and cider with ice cream was a good choice on the warm day. If you go, arrive early and expect some wait times. Still a very enjoyable fall time.

FIVE STARS FOR APPLE CIDER SLUSH…read more I've been coming to Jackson's Orchard with my family for years and it is always something I look forward to in the fall, especially when we are looking to go to a pumpkin patch. I recently learned that it's open in the summer, too, and I was so excited to come and get my apple cider slush fix (and some fried apple and peach pies)!! The slush (and cider) is unlike any other. It's the perfect mix of sweet and sour, and no matter how hard I try I can't replicate it at home. The fried pies were a little undercooked and not as warm and toasty as I remember them being, but I'm guessing that they are better during the busy months when they have to make them fresh. There are bathrooms on-site, and lots of outdoor seating. There is a store to buy lots of jams and salsas and fresh produce. There is also a playground ($3 per person). During the fall fest there are always a lot of activities like a petting zoo and face painting, etc. Some may say it's a bit overpriced, but I love supporting this family owned orchard that has been a staple in the greater Bowling Green area for 50 years!! Don't miss out!

My all time favorite place to go for fresh produce! Friendly staff and fresh fruit and veggies…read more Plants too!

Caring staff and very helpful. Always fun to go to the crop shop!…read more Great selections, and nice choices!

20 lbs. of potatoes for less than $4.00 You bet I am a fan They must have 50 kinds of…read more jelly - jams and huge watermelons (a little pricey at $6,96 each). Great tomatoes. Not sure how much is locally grown as they don't tell-show a "Local" sign. Open year 'round Mon -Sat 8 -5

For $80 and three weeks notice, I'm really bummed with how the girly 30 side of the cake turned…read moreout. I was expecting the design to look more like flowers like the inspo and not dots of colors.

Poorly managed with terrible customer service. I prepaid and had the receipt and the owner was…read moreargumentative that he didn't have my order. He didn't even apologize.

My friend recommended The 30 Bird to me after I said I was craving an açaí bowl. They have two…read morelocations, one on the bypass and one at the square. I went to the location on the square and was greeted by a friendly staff member. I ordered the Big Red Bowl, with an açaí and granola base and different fruits, and added cacao nibs. It was really good!! I love açaí bowls because they feel healthier than ice cream or frozen yogurt and they're also very filling for breakfast or an afternoon snack. Everything tasted fresh and the prices are reasonable (~$11 for the large 16 oz bowl). They have some seating inside and sell a lot of local products. Bathroom available too. I really enjoyed my visit and will definitely be back!

Awesome offering of clean, healthy food. Really appreciated the mix of meat and veggie, in addition…read moreto gluten-free--there's something for everyone! The dill chicken salad was sooo good, we grabbed a container to take home. I got a cup of chili, consisting of ground beer or turkey and a lot of veggies, it was tasty and had a tiny kick of heat to it.. but I wouldn't have minded some beans, too. The service was a bit slow and not the most friendly, but it was Thanksgiving weekend so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. I did get to sample my chili before ordering, which was nice, but they forgot to bring my order out alongside the chicken salad sandwich, and when we went to ask for it, there was nobody at the counter for a while to help. This may have impacted the overall rating more but we really did love that chicken salad!

Lots of good food. People were helpful. Found cookies ibuse…read moreto eat in New York. Just brought back memories. They are made in another country. I believed from Germany. I will be going back. It is a neighborhood store. I don't have to drive to Kroger.

This is a great little international market in Bowling Green and is very close to downtown. It…read moredoesn't look big on the outside but they have a surprising amount of stuff inside. Lots of fresh produce (for great deals), fresh meat/butcher, and frozen and refrigerated goods. They have many different food types including Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Hispanic, and some Middle Eastern items too. If you are looking specifically for one of those, you may be better off at a more specific store. However this one has a great variety and you can find almost anything you may need from an international market. Their prices are good and it's a clean store.

Located in downtown Glasgow, this was one of the most organized Farmers Markets I've ever been to…read more All of the vendor's booths surround the courthouse and each were under white tents. I picked up my usual local FM finds, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, in addition to a loaf of baked blueberry zucchini bread and a mosquito plant... that smells like citronella. I would say that it's a larger than average Farmers Markets. It's about the same size as the Lexington Farmers Market and considering Lexington is the second largest city in Kentucky, that says a lot for the smaller city of Glasgow.

This is the OG taco spot in BG. Love everything they do, plus the market has all kinds of good…read moresnacks and foods.

I love Mercadito Hispano! Their tacos, pupusas, burritos, and everything else are the bomb. The…read morestaff is extremely friendly. There is a tiny language barrier for a little quite boy such as myself BUT that doesn't hinder the process at all, and in fact enhances it. The place has a casual lunch atmosphere and I come here as much as I can. Today I tried their pozole for the first time and adored it. My coworkers are annoyed with me right now for carrying on for 20 minutes about how good it was. This being the second time I've ever had pozole, I'm making reviewing it my new thang.