Excellent. No words to describe Justin honesty and very particular in timing and commitment. Very…read moretransparent. I WOULD STRONGLY RECOMMEND CITY BEE SAVERS - JUSTIN SNYDER. I am lucky my daughter found him . Great person Great Service

Bill was a gem. He was easy to work with and a genuine bee expert. He didn't shy away when the job…read moregot a little complicated. If you have dead bees in the house or suspect something, he is easy to call to check your suspicions. I sent him some pictures and he was able to quickly identify the they were honeybees.

The best honey and great people too! Mango honey in tea and dark chocolate amaretto on fruit is…read morefantastic!

From the owner: One of our favorite things to do is come up with new ways to get the wonderful health benefits of…read moreRaw Honey. One of our mottos is "HONEY ! it's not just for tea anymore" . We have developed 20 different flavors of honey, yes 20! Have you ever had Cocoa Hazelnut Honey? Well we got it...... How about Turmeric Ginger Lemon Honey? Yeah, we got that too. Ever tried Garlic Honey? Well what are you waiting for? We're in Downer Grove on Saturdays and Oswego on Sundays Summer Farmers Markets. See You There. ALL THE BEST!

The website promotes the idea of having several things to do, which we didn't find to be the case…read more We arrived at 10am which is supposed to be tours of the farmhouse, didn't happen. One lady did say that, "someone probably looked outside and didn't immediately see anyone so they skipped it." We did walk around and see pigs, pet the sheep, saw cows. The horses were off under the sheds. A 30 min walk. Tha

Had a great visit at Kline Creek Farm, an 1890s working farm. We were lucky to be there during…read moretheir annual potato-picking event, where you can pick two bags of potatoes--one to keep and one to donate to a local food pantry. We also took a guided tour of the farmhouse and explored the rest of the farm, seeing the animals and learning about life on a farm in the 1890s. It's definitely a hidden gem in DuPage County, and I highly recommend visiting. Perfect outing for both kids and adults!

Amazing local Amish grocery store featuring homemade jelly, jams, baked goods. Checkout the fresh…read moreproduce and meat section.

I love this store and so grateful to have it not too far from where I live. They carry farm fresh…read moreorganic produce, eggs, milk and other great delicious food. I come here as often as possible. Feels like a great way to support our local farmers.

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.

The Wheaton French Market is back and in full swing! I visited mid-morning and it was packed! There…read moreseemed to be even more vendors than previous years and I saw some new offerings. Vendors are throughout the pavilion space as well as all along Liberty Dr next to the pavilion. The market is family and dog friendly and I highly recommend parking in the Willow Avenue Garage.

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).

It's the Farm. It's the Keller Farm stand of Westmont…read more And who can resist or doesn't enjoy a good farm stand? Fresh vegetables and preserves etc. It's always an enjoyable stop.

I hate to give them a three because I live finding farm fresh produce, but when trying to buy a 1/2…read moredozen ears of corn I was told dance I didn't buy them pre-bagged I would get the per ear price. But the sign is on the individual ears, including a PE ear, half dozen and full Dozen price. Such a pain to leave the line and go back to get the pre-bag. And it makes no sense unless they ar wore bagging bad ears. Just watch the check out and make sure you are paying what you expect!

Great place to find all your Mediterranean/Greek products. Friendly staff. Prices are decent …read more Must try the fresh baked bread and the octopus salad!!!

Everytime I call to place and order I get very bad bombastic experience from John, the owner! Every…read moresingle time, you place an order, bad attitude over the phone, you go to store, completely disrespectful owner towards his costumers. The one that give him 5 stars, or are family member or no chance with that unprofessional business attitude.

If you want the best of local purveyors of food and produce, delivered to your door, contact Fresh…read morePicks! Last week I had BangBang Chicken Pot Pies from them...the best I've had in my life. So yummy! They find the best of the best and literally bring it to your door! And the produce so fresh...you can taste the difference.

They are a company holding on to the values of real health a nutrition the essence of life so…read moresupport them for their great efforts and beautiful friendly customer service and eat real non gmo foods god bless, hold the line.