Speyer's is not only my go to for flowers and vegetables plants in the spring to freshen up my…read moregarden, but its on my weekly run to get their produce or locally sourced items at their farmers market when it opens over the summer! They have some of the best products, prices and atmosphere. Their workers are all amazing and the family that runs it are so sweet and I have enjoyed living down the street from.

Speyers have long been a local staple source of fruits and vegetables. It's a family-run market…read morewith an array of fresh fruits and vegetables when they are in season. I love the community feel, where conversations run freely, all seem joyous, and loving the shopping experience. Service is wonderful. They also carry an assortment of plants and local products like honey, jams, and jellies. My favorite time is during sweet corn season when you can get two ears for a buck. It closes soon and will open again next spring. Products are pricy, so I recommend checking prices at other places,

Nice little "farmers Market" in the neighborhood. Don't have to drive downtown, or fight the crowds…read moreat Fulton Street. I hope some more local growers start bring there produce so there is more to choose from. There was a "square dancing" club performing and inviting the audience to join in. It was fun to watch.

Farmer's market a tually surprised me! Nice size, variety of items offered, food trucks were also…read moreavailable. Had some very pretty fruits and vegetables, baked good looked very appetizing. We did get some fresh asparagus, it was so good! Also tried a few cherry pies, crust and filling were both very good. We have been back and bought some more of each. We went twice while in Kalamazoo!

When we travel, we always try to check out the local farmers market. This will never disappoints…read more We have been to it several times and the quality and prices are awesome.

Great service and very helpful in helping you out with what you're looking for.I highly recommend…read moreTom's Turkey Farm. I will definitely going back.

Tom Otto's turkey farm is a great place to get your Thanksgiving turkey or all your turkey needs…read morefor year-round! They are well oiled machine over there, especially during the busy Thanksgiving season. You walk in you tell the nice attendance what size turkey you would like they go in the back and they bring it out for you. They also have frozen and fresh items like smoked turkey, legs, turkey, sausage, and all other kinds of fun stuff. It's a family owned business and a great place to visit.

We came across this vendor at the Pierson Farmers Market. We purchased many fresh vegetables and…read moremeats. The veges were very fresh. The meat was exceptional. The only problem was we regret that we didn't get more. Luckily for us they actually ship per the owner and website. Looking forward to more wonderful meats cuts and products. Check out their business card I posted for their website address and Facebook page for more pics of their farm store in Lakeview, MI.

They have a tent at the Pierson farmers market on Fridays and they always have the prettiest…read moreflowers and best looking garlic!

This is the best farmer's market I've been to! Super easy to figure out- plenty of (free) parking,…read morepublic restrooms available, and booths of all kinds. I like how the vendors can easily back up a truck to unload their things. Even on a rainy day, we had a great time! Just wish there were a few more vendors to fill the empty spaces.

Still a five-star farmers market. I have a CSA through Eighth Day Farm, so I've been coming weekly…read moreon Wednesday mornings. Outside of my veggie-heavy CSA haul, here's what ends up in my tote bags: -FRUIT: West Michigan is the fruit belt after all. The season starts with strawberries; peaks with peaches, apricots, nectarines, watermelon, cherries, raspberries, tomatoes, and BLUEBERRIES; and winds down with apples and pumpkins. -MORE VEG: Basically, you name it, and you'll find it at the market. -Maple syrup: you're very lucky if you can get your hands on the varieties infused with whiskey as well as elderberry. -Blank cards: go see Marguerite, she's a talented artist, and she also makes delicious jams. -Cheese: the Cheese People of Grand Rapids know their stuff. -Sourdough loaves -And during blueberry season: blueberry muffins from Bowermans...or blueberry donuts...or blueberry handpies. You can't go wrong. That's about all I can fit (and afford) on a weekly basis, and know that there's so much more deliciousness...and plants. There's a lot of those too! The market is also market-ing on Saturdays. That's when it's a full house in terms of vendors. If there's one vendor you can't pass by, it's Rudy at Fantabulous Fudge. He's been slinging *the best* fudge in the area for years, and in the fall, he makes some bomb caramel apples using orchard apples. Lastly, I recommend coming in the spring, summer, and fall if you can swing it, as there are certain vendors that only make appearances during certain parts of the season.

Everything Green Wagon Farm is about, I am as well. Fantastic organic produce (now available in…read moreForest Hills Foods and Harvest Health Market as well as their gorgeous on-site self-serve store), reasonably priced and always fresh. Also a variety of handmade goods and merchandise in their store as well. I found this gem this spring and am becoming more obsessed with them by the day - also, sign up for their newsletter for stories of happenings at the farm and for wonderful bios as well as crop highlights and recipes. They do everything right - if you need assistance, you also get a prompt and friendly response as well. Please try them - you won't be disappointed!

From the owner: Green Wagon Farm shares the food they grow with members of their Year Round CSA, the communities at…read morethe Fulton Street Market and Holland Farmers Market, their Farm Store shoppers, and with several farm-to-table restaurants and grocery stores around Grand Rapids. Green Wagon is certified organic and uses no-till farming methods to build healthy soil and to better serve the land. Growing their food on 4 acres outdoors and 1 acre indoors, the farm is always seeking to better uphold the integrity of the water, soil, air, people they feed and plants under their care.

i came late into the season with some friends. I had never been to the farm before but had heard…read moregood things about events they host via social media. There was no cost to enter on weekdays, making it a more accessible and fun activity. There is a large area with food, drinks, doughnuts, and other food and accessories. There were all sorts of options for people of any age and palate. I didn't end up picking any fruit but we did get to visit the animals and walk around. I had no idea that they had a variety of animals like cows, goats, and more. The staff were incredibly warm and friendly and there was a lot of available parking. I definitely think this is a fun place to bring a family or go on a date.

I love the vibe of this place however the hours are absolutely terrible. I don't get why you'd have…read morea "festival" that is only on Friday and then closes Saturday at 5. The website and info wasn't clear about things so we ended up wasting our money and missed out on the activities we came for. The animals are cute and upick is fun, however this is the second time where the price and hours of things has put a damper on our time there.