Love this place!!! Love all the good they sell!! Fresh breads, hand pies, cookies and other sweet…read moretreats, many home goods, and fresh honey! Their littlw cafe is super delicious and is priced well! Fast, efficient and friendly service. Lots of seating inside and outside. Great for family's and friends grabbing lunch. They also have a little play area for the children just across the parking lot.

Great place to get lunch meat, cheese, bakery items or a sandwiches but I would think twice about…read moregoing on a Saturday! It is crazy busy and you can find yourself waiting to checkout for long periods. I would go on a weekday when there are less crowds.

We learned and experienced Kirby & Poe's sausage at 3 different Bowling Green, KY dinner we enjoy…read moresince moving here August 2024. The sausage is the best country sausage I have had since I was a little boy and we put up our own sausage on our farm in Ohatchee, Alabama. Can not wait to try some of there other products.

I have had Kirby and Poe sausage at 5th Street Cafe in Bowling Green Ky and it is always delicious…read more I was going to be hosting guests in my home this weekend and I wanted to give them a special treat for breakfast. My sister and I went to the business in Alvaton to pick up some sausage. There was a sign out by the road that said "Kirby and Poe" with an arrow. I turned into the driveway and noticed a building with a glass door that you could not clearly see inside with no identifying signs on the building. I parked and walked around the side of the building with no clear markings on the side. I cautiously opened the door and three people were right inside looking out the door. I said "I wasn't sure if this is a business or customer entrance". A man sitting to the left said "yeah we have an open door policy here". I said " I wasn't sure if this is where I needed to enter" We then noticed on the open wooden door the sign with the hours of operation. I turned to face the menu on the wall to my right and my sister noticed the man seated, made a face and rolled his eyes behind my back towards a man behind the counter. I could tell by the interaction with the man I was facing that something was happening behind me. It was a very awkward experience. I was a little taken aback by the situation and after paying nearly left my purchase because I just wanted to get out of there. Which added to the awesomeness of the experience. I did not feel welcomed in this business and I know made fun of when I left. A sign on the outside of your business building would be helpful to let customers know you are in the right place if "you are going to have an open door policy " and then maybe making your customers feel welcomed instead of mocked behind their backs would be good.

I've been driving by this place for a few weeks now and decided it was time to stop in and check it…read moreout last Saturday. I was by myself since my husband was working but did a quick walk around to see what they had (didn't really have intentions of buying anything, just wanted to see what it was like). They had a nice variety of produce and even some meats and cheeses that I am hoping to try in the future. There were many homemade goods (jewelry, soap, leather goods, knives) and a little cafe that I didn't check out too closely. The area was pretty packed with vendors and customers so I tried to keep moving since I wasn't paying. From my brief first glance, their prices were better than many farmers markets I've been to but still more than Kroger. The cafe looked incredibly cute and smelled good so I'm excited to go back and try it! My only complaint from my trip (which may change if I go again and am not alone) was that it was pretty cramped and hard to just walk through and look without every vendor stopping you and trying to seek their product to you. I probably wouldn't have minded if I had money to spend but my budget was out for the week. I mainly just wanted to look and get an idea what prices were so that I could go back and get the goods. I do expect my opinion to change (in a good way) when I go back, so I'll update my review as appropriate when I do!

Always a treat. Friendly people, great selection, great coffee, great hot breakfasts…read more The fried pie lady is cute and makes top notch, fresh peach, apple and cherry fried pies. Not to be missed. Two great farmers' markets in Bowling Green; we go to both. You should too.

This local favorite is now under new ownership and management. They have expanded the menu and have…read morewide range of options for everyone. My first visit I got the cheeseburger and fries. Very good flavor. On my 2nd visit I ordered Beef Manhattan full order with green peas and carrots. The beef Manhattan was delicious. Very good gravy on the potatoes and roast. The peas and carrots were not a good choice for me, I was thinking of TV dinner peas and carrots and these didn't taste like that. My wife ordered the cheeseburger with onion rings and she liked the crispy onion rings. Cheeseburger was good for her also. Eat local and support small businesses in your area. If you are around Auburn give them a try.

My wife and I both had the Friday Catfish special...first was the wait... no one was there 5 PM on…read morea Friday I guess that should have been our sign to move on...fish was so over cooked, it was the size of a minnow and you got 3 pieces about the size of your middle finger...imagine a crunchy fish finger! The sides where mediocre, baked potato was fine out side of they use that fake oil based butter that just coats your mouth in that oily way. I'll Finish this with something positive. The sweet tea was good!

This place is very near Plum Tree Montessori where my 4 year old goes for preschool. It's a nice…read morelittle market with fresh vegetables grown in their farm, nice jam collection (we bought the strawberry jam, they also had blackberry, apple, pear, you name it!), apparently also has pies and some nuts. Excellent service, very friendly.. we bought water melon, tomatoes, corn, potato, peppers (they have different varieties). They also take part in some local events. Would love to drop by again and try more of their jams!

The cheese is off the hook good! Dear Lord thank you for Kenny and his cheese! Every cheese I…read morehad was delicious.

Cheese lovers of the region all know Kenny's for its reliable cow-sourced products. Kenny's isn't…read morelooking to take over the world, but if you're within a day's drive of Bowling Green, there's probably a nearby cheesemonger that carries these beautiful cheeses. So why make the backroads trek to the source? For one thing, you can sneak a peek at the cheese-making operation. The process is very labor-intensive. Better still, you can walk around the corner to see the much more automated milking operation. A couple years ago, team Kenny invested in a new barn and robots to feed and milk the cows. They use lasers to read the cow udders, people. LASERS ON UDDERS I tell ya. Another reason to visit is that they've set up two very reasonably-priced Airbnb rooms in that sparkling new barn, right above the cows. Yes, they leave cheese samples in the refrigerator. Bring your own wine and bug spray and kick back on the patio. Pet the many cats. Meet Kenny if you're lucky. Hike in nearby Mammoth Cave. Who doesn't need a cheese weekend? I sure do. We really enjoyed our cheese-centered vacation and I now intend to center future vacations on cheese-related destinations. Finally, the store likely carries some specialty cheeses that your local store doesn't. Stock up, eat up, brag to your friends.

Located in downtown Glasgow, this was one of the most organized Farmers Markets I've ever been to…read more All of the vendor's booths surround the courthouse and each were under white tents. I picked up my usual local FM finds, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, in addition to a loaf of baked blueberry zucchini bread and a mosquito plant... that smells like citronella. I would say that it's a larger than average Farmers Markets. It's about the same size as the Lexington Farmers Market and considering Lexington is the second largest city in Kentucky, that says a lot for the smaller city of Glasgow.

20 lbs. of potatoes for less than $4.00 You bet I am a fan They must have 50 kinds of…read more jelly - jams and huge watermelons (a little pricey at $6,96 each). Great tomatoes. Not sure how much is locally grown as they don't tell-show a "Local" sign. Open year 'round Mon -Sat 8 -5