This local gem is one of our favorite places to shop; however, with that being said, it isn't for…read moreeveryone. This is a store for those who love to support local businesses and who don't mind paying more for quality. You can go down the street to Kroger or Walmart and get chips, candy or meat for a cheaper price. You are paying for quality; you are paying to support someone local and not a corporate chain; you are paying to know what is in the food you are eating. There is a wide variety of items: baked goods (breads, pies, cookies, bars, noodles), dairy items (cheese, milk, butter) produce, premade meals, canned items (salsa, jams, asparagus, pickles), coffee, protein (chicken, beef, lamb, turkey, goat and pork) and so many more items. Four Seasons is constantly adding to their inventory and there's always something amazing to find. As someone who has shopped local and organic for decades, their prices are phenomenal and I would highly recommend a visit.

Love coming into Four Seasons for local meat, milk, olive oil, etc... They have a great selection…read moreof products and I highly recommend!

Once the corporate cats compensate the eversta hard working employees properly and ensure no one…read moreneeds food stamps while stocking shelves this will be near a perfect grocery store. This is the usual massive selection and variety of everything you could possibly want for your kitchen and other home goods and needs, organized, inviting, and many polite staff.

WTF is with these workers in these stores and restaurants when it comes to calling senior citizens,…read moreother strangers and customers, hon, honey, sweetheart and other terms of endearment? I don't like the Crawfordsville Kroger very well anyhow and go there if I need only 2 or 3 things. I hate it when some UNEDUCATED associate calls me hon in an ageist and condescending manner. The only time this behavior is appropriate is if an associate calls a child, friend or relative hon, sweetheart or any other name of endearment. But to call senior citizens, strangers and customers that, really? There are enough people that hate this kind of condescending behavior that it needs to be brought up to new employees during interviews, not to call the elderly, strangers and customers terms of endearment. Kroger management needs to get their heads out of their behinds and read below. Learn proper etiquette Some terms of endearment can feel condescending or insulting when used, especially in certain contexts or by strangers. These include terms like "honey," "sweetheart," "dear," "sport," "girl," "boy," "guy," and "love". Here's a more detailed look: * Condescending Usage: When used by someone in a position of authority or by a stranger, these terms can imply a lack of respect or a patronizing attitude. * Examples: A cashier calling a customer "honey" or a clerk at a store using "sweetheart" can be seen as demeaning. * Other examples of disliked terms: "sweet cheeks," "muffin," "cutie pie," "sweet pea," and "princess". * Context Matters: The same terms can be affectionate and endearing when used between close friends or partners, but can come across as insulting when used in a condescending or inappropriate way. * Workplace: Using these terms with coworkers can be considered verbal abuse or sexual harassment.

Silvery Valley Farm is an awesome farm located in Crawfordsville, IN! Wendy and her husband raise…read moresheep and chickens, grow produce and flowers, and make artisanal products such as soap, lotion, lip balm, and yarn! Her lamb and eggs are available through Four Seasons Local Market (open Thursday-Saturday), and there is nothing like local, well-raised meat and eggs. She also recently added wool ball diffusers you can use as car air fresheners -- I love getting in my car and smelling the lovely lavender scent! Other wool products from her sheep include dyed yarn and wool balls you can use in your dryer instead of dryer sheets! AND she makes wonderful soap in a variety of scents -- as well as lip balm and lotions. They make the perfect gifts! We had the opportunity to visit her farm last year during lambing season, and even got to help feed a few of the new lambs! They have a beautiful property and it was so fun to see her well-tended flock.

Shannon Family Farms does many things, but one of the things they're best at is raising pigs! My…read morehusband and I love the pork we've had from SFF. They have a wide variety of cuts -- delicious bacon included, of course! But one of my favorites is their ground sausage seasoned with sage ("sweet and sassy sage" to be precise!) They're also in the process of starting a cut flower garden -- so exciting! They sell their pork at Four Seasons Local Market (open Thursday-Saturday) but you can also order directly through them.

From the owner: A U-Pick Flower Farm Experience located in west central Indiana where you have the opportunity to…read moreselect beautiful, local flowers to arrange and enjoy in your home, share with a friend, or give as a gift! Additionally, we offer families and professional photographers stunning backdrops to capture special moments. Special events and entertainment are available at the farm to enhance the U-Pick experience! We strive to become a favorite destination of your family where you can leave with lasting, locally grown flowers and memories. Nestled along a county road, just outside of Crawfordsville in Montgomery County, Fresh Cut U-Pick Flower Experience, is located not far from Parke, Putnam, Hendricks, Fountain, and Boone counties. Whether you are camping at Turkey Run State Park, Shades State Park, or Raccoon Lake State Recreation Area we are a short, scenic drive away and look forward to being part of your visit. While staying at an Airbnb or Vrbo in West Central Indiana, add Fresh Cut to your list of unique experiences.

I have NEVER had bad service here- and I've been coming this shop on a near daily basis for more…read morethan a year. The owner is cordial, knowledgeable and truly interested in the clients needs. There's more than one certified nutritionists available to him for consultation when needed. The owner was a professional athlete for 5+ years and can truly help with your nutritional and supplement needs. When you are starting any weight loss program, you should check with your primary physician, especially if you have chronic health problems. The hand mixed smoothies are very well priced for the market area, and are custom mixed from fresh fruits and whole fruit puree- not syrups. Gourmet flavors upon request.

We were pleasantly surprised to find the local food stand in Crawfordsville. While they do close…read moreover the winter (open until mid-November), it's a local gem for finding apples, pears, squash, cider and more. You turn down a short gravel drive (they have an apple sign by the road) and there is parking next to a small building. The first time I visited, I was quickly overwhelmed by the quantity and variety of apples that Cass-Hankins has. They are all beautiful and delicious! The cider is the best that I have tasted in a long time. They randomly have baked products and also supply honey, squashes, potatoes, onions, pears and more. The gentleman who owns/works the stand is very knowledgeable and cares about the produce they are supplying. He was able to tell us which variety of apples held well so we could stock up for winter. They do take card, but I would recommend taking cash in case you visit while they are not in the stand to take the credit card payment.