I loved this. It reminded me, in some ways, of the Boulder (CO) farmers market we would frequent…read more There is a wide array of vendors, lots of shade, entertainment, room for kids to run around, and lots of friendly people about. I really loved our experience and can't wait to get back here again a few more times this summer.

Love the Frankfort Farmer's Market. And it is on Sunday from 10-2pm? Score!…read more Impressive size and variety of available products. No flea market art craft stalls = more room for food booths! Love the bruschetta bar and the mini donuts. Got my knives sharpened while I shopped. Price was right and they were done on time. Can't wait to get back.

This place smelled amazing!! The kids had a lot of fun too!! Next year we'll go earlier in the…read moreseason to get bigger strawberries though the size didn't matter cause they were so delicious! We made jam, syrup and pop tarts. Also didn't need to add much sugar so the strawberries cause they were perfect for cooking and baking.

They have the best berries in the world. There strawberries are always good and there asparagus is…read morealso great as well. There serves is good as well. There are also good with COVID because there workers always have mask and are gloved.

We have been looking for a new farm stand offering fresh fruit and vegetables (FFV) since our old…read moreBoley Farm stand owners retired at the end of last season. Boley Farm on 151st Street in Orland Park is now run by a new person who bought out the old operators, but he just seems to be getting up to speed and the selection wasn't as broad ... hence the search for a new stand ... and I think we found it in Just Picked. We stopped in at Just Picked on 171st Street in Tinley Park on a weekday and they had a very nice selection. We have driven by this place dozens of times over the years but never stopped in ... glad we did this time. While the selection looks relatively small as you drive by, once you stop in and look around you'll be more impressed with the variety and quality. This is an everyday kind of farm stand during the Summer and Fall, and the people running it were very nice. The owner (Tom) grows much of what is sold on his farm just outside Kankakee ... thus you get fresh, local-grown FFV everyday where the stock is refreshed daily. All the FFV ... and oftentimes flowers ... are presented outside under an awning ... the barn is for his work equipment and other stock. If you are in the market for a farm stand, you have to give this place a try.

Tom and his family have treated all their customers wonderfully for decades…read more Sells quality products, from produce to flowers, to pumpkins, always relevant to the season. A great family run business. Congratulations to Tom, Diane and Kelly

This place is truly incredible. Definetly try the premades which make for such a satisfying, easy…read moreand quick meal! We love the Sheppards Pie and soups (so far). Can't wait to come back!!

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.

Tinley Park Farmers Market has come a long way! The addition of Harmony Square and a concentration…read moreof farm and food related vendors has really made this a SW suburban destination on Saturday mornings. The Market is spread out in two areas. There is often music on stage, kids activities, food trucks and many vendors. I'm keen to the local farms, bakery and plant guy. I swear everything I buy from the perennial plant guy not only survives but thrives. Parking is available but you may need to be flexible. The train lot closest often fills up but there are other lots and street parking nearby. Def worth checking out.

Not bad. This market is by the train station and features mostly prepared foods and folks selling…read morecrafts and stuff. I'm not sure I'd call it a true farmers market, but they did have one or two produce vendors. They also had Gigawatt coffee and Stamper cheese there, so that worked out well. I ran out of my favorite Bridgeport coffee beans and was tired of drinking the can of whatever I bought from the grocery store. I'll check it out earlier next year and see if they have more produce and meat vendors.

I Love Green Eyed Lady Farm contributions to the Green City/Lincoln Park Farmers Market in Chicago,…read moreIllinois. The Farm itself is located outside of Kankakee, Illinois. Thanks to the innovative all natural growing techniques Emily Bult and Laura Petitgoue have been growing all natural organic offerings. This year they are offering artisan "Kettle Corn" with simple ingredients: Corn Oil Sugar, and Salt! Delicious, fresh, and large portion sizes! The Green Eyed Lady Farm also offers fresh lavender offerings. They are at the Farmers Market on Saturdays... See their Bio: "Ideally situated 45 minutes south of Chicago, just minutes outside of Kankakee, Illinois, Emily Bult and Laura Petitgoue dreamed up the idea of starting a lavender farm. August 2015, the dream began to develop, and with much research, trial and error, Green Eyed Lady Lavender Farm was formed. Their farm is Certified Naturally Grown. They do not use synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or GMOs. Lavender is an extraordinary plant with a captivating scent and a multitude of uses. On their farm, there are more than ten varieties of lavender plants. After every harvest, they turn their lavender into products to sell at farmers markets, local shops, and online. 'Thank you for showing interest in our farm. We can't wait to see you at the market and share our love for lavender with you!'" Source: https://www.greencitymarket.org/farmer/details/bult-saint%20anne

Love this place. Always have fresh produce and quality flowers/plants. Prices are reasonable as…read morewell.

Wonderful produce varieties and excellent quality! My favorite farmstand!!…read more Can buy bushels and half bushels for canning and freezing.

5/5 Awesome experience! Ginger (owner) was super friendly, talkative, and kind! Got taken on a…read moresurprise date here by my gf and had a great time! We came at 4 pm on a Tuesday - literally nobody else on the farm, had it completely to ourselves! We got our buckets from her and got sent off to pick blueberries! Lots of bushes, beautiful farm, cool chickens (a lot of them, off to the side of the field), cute cat, bee hives off to the side, old machinery - honestly just a gorgeous setting. Highly recommend as a date idea, or just to go for fun! Affordable, and very tasty blueberries (and shamrocks )

Always a pleasant visit Everyone is very kind and always a good selection! I usually take my…read moreGrandchildren and it encourages them to try new things!

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.