Fresh vegetables delivered to my door! Great service and yummy produce. I appreciate having fresh…read morevegetables in the valley!

Cluck It Farm is a great local source of produce in the valley. I recently signed up for their 1/2…read moreproduce share CSA spring program and am loving it. The produce is fresh, tasty, colorful, and wholesome. Clearly quite the step up from what you get at the grocery store. You can get eggs too. On Monday afternoon, the website opens for orders for 24 hours and then you can either pick up your order or have it delivered for a nominal fee which is super convenient. If you miss the order window, it's ok as they will make choices for you. They ask that you enroll for the entire 12-16 week program so that they can plan accordingly for the season. There is a cancellation fee which is completely appropriate and fair. They accept credit card and SNAP through their website. If you need to hold on an order, they will allow for it a handful of times per season with adequate heads up (by Saturday) which is nice. If you're looking for a variety of fresh produce to be provided to you and your family on a weekly basis at a reasonable price, I'd strongly recommend that you consider Cluck It Farm's CSA program. Thank you Amanda and team!

I love having this Market in our community every 2nd & 4th Friday from 4-8pm. The quality of the…read moreproduce I have purchased at IKA Greens has been excellent. And, Aaron with Lost City Mushrooms has made me a loyal customer. There are usually 2-3 food trucks and live music. There are vendors that sell hand made jewelry and art. You'll find delicious baked goods, mushroom coffee, Hawaiian snacks, popcorn, and much more. They just started in September and keep growing.

Absolutely amazing mom and pop shop!…read more Angel--the owner--was very thorough and you could tell he cared about his products and the store's cleanliness and functionality. I got the Wildflower honey from Pahrump, it was phenomenal! I enjoyed the variety of products too. Small business over big business any day. Will be back soon.

Finally got to check this place out. It's a small store BUT…read moreracks & racks of jams, jelly's, salsas, honey, pickles, pickled eggs, pickled vegetables, beets, beans anything you can think of. He gets his items from the Amish in Ohio & Pennsylvania. It was a fun shopping experience. They also have flavored vinegars & oils. The gentleman was helpful with any questions. Bring cash or pay the extra fee for credit card.

This is a great hidden secret in the valley!!!! The place is run by the University of Nevada at…read moreReno. It's a test field for creating better crops for arid regions of the world that do not need to rely on as much water in order to create better production. A family member of mine, got her degree as a Master Gardener and did a majority of her time working at this place. So knowing family was here, I'd say it's a valuable location to come to. Let's say you are wanting to know how to get a garden growing in your yard - you have tried and everything has turned into charred leaves and stalks with no crops or flowers. Well - you can learn from the Master Gardeners just how to make that backyard garden flourish and thrive with productivity or even just to keep it alive! Spend a little time working with these folks, you can learn how to DIY your own backyard to make it a thriving location and learn when the best time to pick fruits and veggies off the vines and trees. In addition volunteering with these folks you can take fresh produce home (they will be bird pecked or bruised, don't expect perfection) at no charge. And even if you don't want to vounteer your time, and just want to pick up some nice fresh produce - well you can certainly buy what they have in supply as it is in season. Don't expect to just pick it yourself though. They are pretty restrictive about that. Prices for their produce are fairly reasonable. All proceeds from the food sales are directed back into the costs for all the work involved in keeping the farm running. Cash only. Their hours are restricted to Tuesdays and Thursdays. You will know if they are open when you see the gate open. You have to park on the side of the street as there is no true parking lot.

I love this place, I go here whenever I can to get free mulch for my garden! The workers/volunteers…read moreare extremely helpful, esp if you want mulch in bulk. They will use their own tools to help out loading your truck so you don't have to shovel all of that yourself. I haven't actually gone inside the orchard to see what they have, but it looks so nice in there and there's a lot to see!! I'm excited for my next trip there.

While I was visiting the Mothership coffee shop to meet up with a friend Saturday morning, I saw…read morethe Farmer's market in Downtown Summerlin! This was my first time visiting it! Nice selection of fresh produce, baked goods, specialty foods, flowers, plants, handmade items, pet treats and other local products. I liked that there was more than just fruits and vegetables so lots to look through. The market is located under The Pavilion, which provides some shade and makes it more comfortable to walk around. It's also in a great location since you can grab food, shop, or explore the rest of Downtown Summerlin afterward. It's a fun Saturday activity and a great way to support local small businesses. I'd definitely stop by again while visiting Downtown Summerlin!!

We strolled throughout Downtown Summerlin's Farmer's Market. We got freshly baked chocolate…read morecroissants. There was a lot of produce, crafts, baked goods, seasoning, etc. I got a refill bottle of plumeria & car diffuser. I've had one in my car for months and I LOVE it!! Last time I got a blind date with a book, but I didn't see that booth this time, which was a disappointment. I loved going & hope to return soon!!

One of the better farmers markets IMO that is nestled neatly along a walkway in Bruce Trent park…read more Nice variety of vendors. A couple of food trucks too. The trees and park amenities near and along the sidewalk lined by vendor tents make this farmers market very cozy and visually enhance the experience. There was a musician set up nearby providing live music. I think it is worth visiting this farmers market throughout the year as some of the produce offered is limited seasonal.

They have everything from eggs, honey, sour dough, baked goods, hummus, sauces, jerky, jewelry,…read moreproduce, spices ect... you name it..its here. Everyone is extremely friendly here. Everything is very very fresh. Im hooked. Bruce tent park is a perfect place to hold these events.

Unable to contact. Will attempt phone order on Monday. No online sales app which would be welcome…read more Looking forward to making contact and CB placing order by phone

I have tried a lot of there items so many to list.. I 100% believe the PROPOLIS 50% Tincture saved…read moremy life when I had COVID. They've changed owners, but is still in the same family with still the same great products and prices!

First-time Aldi shopper here! I decided to check out the location on Craig Rd., and overall, I was…read morepleasantly surprised. First off, their shopping carts require a quarter to use but don't worry, you get it back when you return the cart. Also, they don't provide plastic bags, so you'll need to bring your own reusable bags and bag your groceries yourself. As you can imagine the service in check out goes by pretty quick, they literally throw all your items into your cart and you'll move on to the side counter to bag them up. Aldi has a great variety of grocery staples, especially when it comes to produce. The best way I can describe it is: imagine if Walmart had a store mostly filled with Great Value products and very few name brands that's the Aldi vibe. I picked up about 17 grocery items for around $45. Anywhere else, that probably would've cost me closer to $60 or more. You really get a good bang for your buck. If you're not too concerned about name brands, this is a great spot to save money. They don't have hot food, but their cold meats were surprisingly affordable. I grabbed marinated carne asada for $8 and al pastor for $6, such a good deal. I'd definitely come back for produce, pantry items, and some of their meats. Overall, I really liked Aldi!

Aldi is an international grocery chain of grocery markets that usually offer lower prices than the…read moreNational Supermarkets. You do need to have a quarter to get a grocery cart here to shop. The quarters unlock the carts here and you get your quarter back when you return the cart. You also need to bring in your own shopping bags or be prepared to purchase a shopping bag. When you are done shopping the cashier rings up your purchase but doesn't bag your groceries so be prepared for that. This store has been very good for a while. Lately we noticed that the produce isn't as fresh as it used to be. This past weekend we purchased several packs of Bell Peppers. We could see from the outside of the packages but they all had rotten spots where they rested together. It was almost like shopping at Smith's. We still like the store but need to watch the produce more now.