Whoa, this was an incredibly fun experience and I can't wait to return in the spring! The whole…read moremarket rolls in one direction, and was crowded with people, which made it hard at times to keep up, but you can hop out of line and stop to shop, then hop back into the flow of things. Bring tote bags for all the treasures you will buy, cash/card, and good walking shoes as this is a big market that covers a wide space. The flowers were other-worldly and got me started on a dahlia quest that I have not yet recovered from. Now I want to grow gardens and gardens of just dahlias! Loved the cheese stands, too. And all the beautiful fruits and vegetables. I visited in late August/early September, so I am not sure what it is like in the spring, but definitely by late summer it is HOPPING! Loved it.

You can't beat this farmers market. We live in MKE and make the drive several times during the…read moreseason. This market gets busy, fast. By 10 am it will be wall to wall people so if a crowd is not your jam--get there early. We like start around 6:30-7am and it's perfect.

Really disappointed in the fact they have banned dogs. And it gets very crowded very quickly l…read more Janesville farmers market allows dogs has music and a lot of food trucks and has been planned out much better!

The vendors need to learn how to add their sales , I'wm not gonna argue with them that I'm getting…read morecharged too much . We have went to flea markets , farmers market way up in Wisconsin my whole life never had a problem and if I must say they are organized so much better .

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.

I don't go to many farmers markets, and the first time I went to this one I was underwhelmed. It…read morewas in very early spring, or maybe it was early summer actually, and there were very few vendors there. So my next visit wasn't until the summer and boy what a difference. Once the summer kicks in, there is quite a variety to choose from. The produce itself can be really really good or really underwhelming. Sometimes it is hit or miss. The other things of the farmers market, like Lesters Bison and Nana's Rum Cakes and Wildflower Bakery and the wine tastings they have really help to balance out all of those nutritious fruits and vegetables-makes it worth it. It's all about balance, right? ha ha One of my friends turned me onto the Lesters Bison vendor, and I will say if you're trying to cut back on fat and calories and cholesterol, this is the way to go. So now instead of using ground beef, I try and pick up some ground bison. We also tried the bison patties already formed and they were really great. We weren't sure what to expect but I kid you not, very flavorful and juicy. If this was regular ground beef and it was that thin, it would have been dull, tasteless and dry- the difference was very surprising. They also have tons of cuts of steak (ribeye was of course delish), and other choices like elk, etc. Let me just say this for the record: get your ass to Nana's Rum Cakes! You will not regret this. This is rum cake on a whole nother level. The couple that sells them, one of which is Nana, is charming, delightful. And I love supporting local business, but the spectacular taste of these rum cakes is what keeps you going back. I'm an addict for life now. I like the plain-vanilla or the plain-vanilla with nuts, but my husband is a drag and doesn't like the nuts, hehe, so I sacrifice for him. ha ha While the chocolate rum cake was okay, we both agreed it was not as special. But the plain-vanilla and with nuts is not to be missed. The market is especially lovely in the late summer or early fall. Two days ago it was just gorgeous. And there are a lot of vendors to choose from. You can go to their website and see which vendors will be there which week. It's very user friendly. Summer hours are 3-7 on Wednesdays, but they are soon switching for the new fall schedule which is on Saturday (mornings, I believe?), so hit up the website for hours. Why aren't you there yet?? Nana's waiting for you; don't disappoint Nana, people.

It's taken me a while to write a proper review for the market, but here I go...The farmers' market…read moreis one of the highlights of this town. In the summer, the market is on Wednesdays from 3-7pm, and this past winter was the first ever winter market, approximately one Saturday per month. The summer market seems to get bigger every year. There is, of course, lots of local produce and flowers, but there are also baked goods, candy, pasta, cheese, meat, fish, snack food, honey, soap, olive oil, tea, wine, as well as food vendors selling snacks to be eaten at the market. The winter market, despite the cold/snow and being much smaller than the summer market, was surprisingly good for its first attempt. There was a good sampling of the above vendors, minus the produce. I give the vendors that stuck it out in the cold a lot of credit! And now, for some of my personal favorite market vendors: -peaches and berries from the fruit vendor from Michigan -the cheese vendor from Wisconsin -the organic produce vendor from nearby Prairie Crossing -all sorts of apple goodness from an orchard in Harvard -addicting snack mix from Gurnee -yummy toffee from Cynthia's Sweets in Grayslake -baked goods (especially the olive rosemary bread and cinnamon buns) from Wild Flour Bakery in Milwaukee -pasta from Pasta Sue (especially the gnocchi) *and my most favorite: traditional French pastries made by a religious order of French sisters in Chicago. The nuns spend hours in the hot afternoon sun in full habit selling the pastries to help fund their charity work in Chicago. They are lovely, generous, and excellent bakers!

Do you love sunflowers? Blueberries? Chickens? Or farms?…read more Then schedule a trip to Blue Clay Berry Farm. Located near Lake Geneva, it was a fun stop during a weekend trip. Entry is a bargain at $2 per adult. The field of sunflowers was so beautiful. After being greeted by a couple of cute helpers, we were off to explore the rows of giant sunflowers. Each stem was a bargain at $1 each or 6 for $5. Great place to take photos as well. Although we were a bit too late in the season to pick a bushel of blueberries, we were able to pick a handful for a sweet little midafternoon snack. While at the farm, you can also visit the calves and chickens. We also picked up a dozen of the freshest eggs for $3.50 per dozen. So delicious. Thanks to Ella and her helpers for showing us the farm, letting us pet the calves and helping us explore the rows and rows and rows of giant sunflowers. Definitely an unexpected highlight of our lake getaway.

The Monona Farmer's Market is where it's at!…read more IF you like the following few things... 1) A smaller market, with fewer people. 2) A good selection of products, ranging from fresh produce, to bake goods, to dog treats, to FRESH lemonade. 3) FREE parking, right next to the market, let me say this again, FREE parking RIGHT NEXT to the market. I do have a couple vendors that I regularly visit. 1. Chippy's popcorn- the popcorn and fresh lemonade are delicious 2. K and C bakery- Ohhhhh the cookies!!!!! 3. Spark Spices- the spice blends are AMAZING 4. Natalie's Greenhouse- the fresh veggies and hanging basket flowers are top notch!

One of the smallest farmers' markets in Madison, but also one of the friendliest. They have live…read moremusic every week and picnic tables where you can snack, enjoy the music, and soak up some sun on an easy Sunday morning. Of course they have fruits, veggies, popcorn, interesting looking mushrooms, jellys and jams, salsas, and flowers, but Farmer Johns' Cheeses, Stalzy's Deli baked goods, and Stella's famous cheese bread is represented here too. You can even score some rare items like ghost and fatali peppers toward the end of the summer. They even have a Hmong family that have a stall that pumps out egg rolls, stuffed chicken wings, bubble tea, and chicken for there or to go. Feel free to hang out and make the rounds, talk to the farmers, have a bite, and listen to a few tunes. If you are pressed for time before football starts on a Sunday, simply park in Ahuska Park, grab what you need, and be out in less than 5 minutes. Enjoy and support local businesses and families.

Very enjoyable venue for a wedding and reception. The food was very good and the bar line kept…read moremoving (no wait!).

Our family just had the most elegant wedding at The Pavilion at Orchard Ridge Farms catered by…read moreHenrici's. Like many others, it too was a Pandemic wedding that was to be held in 2020 and was different, difficult, taxing on my husband and my budget and frankly blew it up as many vendors were paid deposits in 2020. Let's be honest though the Pandemic hit everyone not just the bride and groom like other reviewers state. The vendors sufferer still, from florists, musicians, photographers, caterers, etc. We signed a contract and we ALL know what this means. So, this beautiful venue not only honored this contract 18 months later, they did it beautifully. We are still getting RAVE REVIEWS 20 days after the wedding which was August 6 (original date was July 24, 2020) and this from single men from Chicago, couples from Kansas...the service the food, oh the food one of the most mentioned items of the wedding weeks after mind you. The venue was immaculate the grounds and the communication all so above expectations that people are still chatting. The florist, Event Floral had the place decorated so Royale, the coordinator on grounds and ours didn't skip a beat. Our dinner staff were delightful. This is a top notch wedding and event venue that is highly recommended and it's deplorable that when people don't get their way they try to leave unhappy reviews. This pandemic has hit everyone and together we can work this out and become better...although I'm unsure how this venue can improve. Kudos on the splendid customer service from The Pavilion, Henrici's, and Orchard Ridge Farms together with the entire staff. ~The Days

The farmer's market is on the property of Nature's Touch. Some of the same vendors you see in…read moreBeloit and Janesville markets are here too, not all, but some. It isn't as busy as Beloit, not as many vendors, but being smaller allows to talk more to the vendors and learn about their products. We discovered a knife and tool sharpening service and the time we went we took a bunch of tools for sharpening. Very good job! The popcorn vendor has a unique blend of salt and sugar, which is tasty. There is a man who creates yard items and I purchased a potting table from him. A gorgeous piece. Great craftsman. They had plants, some vegetables, but we have been told by the organizer as summer continues, additional vendors will be bringing more produce. Bonus, we get to walk through the nursery and see what's new!

Didnt remember the market 'till 2pm so missed it. Wish it would run to 2pm as I cant get out 'till…read morenoon.

It really feels like fall harvest season to see their great display of fresh apples at Green City…read moreFarm Market, Sep 13, 2025 by the Lincoln Park Zoo. The apple varieties were unfamiliar to me: Zesta, Russett, Hawaiian, and about a dozen more. We sampled Hawaiian and it is sweet and juicy.

This is what the following cost me at the Andersonville Farmers' Market on July 10th, 2024:…read more 1 small cauliflower 1 garlic bulb 2 zucchini 1 carton of a dozen eggs 1 eight-ounce jar of strawberry jam Total: $30 Great produce, but their prices are hard to swallow.