Love this market. Great variety of vegetables. Plants and fruits. Marmalade is my favorite and…read morebaby canned beets are awesome. Can't wait for opening of the season.

We attended their annual Sauerkraut Festival. If you love sauerkraut then this is a must for you…read more Be ready to get a good workout pounding your bucket of shredded cabbage into sauerkraut while listening to live polka music and enjoying the wonderful smell. They also sell cooked polish sausage and sauerkraut to enjoy while making your own because who wants to wait a month to taste the yummy homemade sauerkraut. You can bring your own bucket or buy one for $6. They also have a good selection of cabbage cauliflower broccoli onions and potatoes for available for purchase.

Only place around that has real unpasterized cider and it's so good :) tons of apples to choose…read morefrom and they have donuts on the weekend. Everything is reasonable priced too.

I purchased half a side of beef (466 lbs hanging weight) from a local rancher where the meat was…read moreprocessed at C Roy and Sons Packers. As part of their process, C Roys dry ages the meat fourteen days before processing it, which tenderizes the meat and then cuts/packages the meat per the customers personal desires which in my case was to have a steak heavy package. Aside from the numerous steaks I received, my package also included roasts, stewing meat, ground beef, Brisquet and soup bones where I am probably forgetting some of the other cuts. Each cut of meat was packaged individually with cut/date/weight info on the packaging where the ground beef was packaged in 1 lb tubes per my instructions. Realtive to the custom nature of their processing, my order included the types of steak I was looking for, thickness of the cuts of meats, bone in bone out, which roasts I wanted, stewing meat over being included in ground beef, inclusion of soup bones in order, weight of the ground beef tubes and other assorted details. This custom processing was very important to me as my wife and I are empty nesters where we share steaks and eat smaller portions. Overall I couldn't be more pleased with the process of dealing with C Roys and of buying my meat local and avoiding the crap the meat industry puts in store bought beef to include steroids and antibiotics. Total cost of the beef purchase and processing was roughly $6 lb based on the end amount of processed meat which is definately budget friendly way of getting your meat provided you have a big freezer. Considering the cost for steaks these days and the quality of the meat I received and custom nature of this business I highly recommend going this route where C Roys and Sons is a great processing option. Two thumbs up and a hearty five Stars where I will definately be returning to C Roys and Sons in the future!

I have not been there and have only bought their products in stores…read more They by far have the best in house made sandwich baloney ever made. It's a bit on the spendy side but it's well worth it. It is fact the reason behind Yale's baloney festival which the town has every year. Can't really say much about the business itself from my standpoint but the locals just love it. Get yourself some sandwich ring baloney you will really like it. I have also now that I think of it had their smoked hot dogs and they were very good too.

They have a nice variety of fresh veggies during the season, beautiful flowers. I'm there quite a…read morelot during summer In the fall, great selection of pumpkins, gourds,etc They have corn mazes and hayrides On top of a very friendly staff, especially Tori!

I took my daughter and grandchildren. They have everything there and the prices are reasonable too…read more Cider and donuts, the kids did the corn maze, hay ride into the woods to feed pigs and chickens! We absolutely love this place

Brookwood is one of my favorite low-key orchards to visit in the autumn. It isn't commercialized…read morewith overpriced goods and there aren't long lines and throngs of children. There is nothing fancy about Brookwood. This is just a really great farm along a quiet country road that has belonged to the same family for over a century. Come here if you are looking for a peaceful day spent picking fruit or for a short stop to buy delicious donuts, apples, and cider. An oversized Homer Simpson doll welcomes you as you enter the store. A very kind young woman was working there the day I visited and she told me that the orchards were opened. Other than the orchards there is only the small store. Again, nothing fancy, but what matters is the quality of the products which I thought was excellent. There isn't hot apple cider but there is cold apple cider in the fridge and a slushie machine where you can fill your own slushie cup for $2. The cup provided was twice as large as the slushie I bought at Franklin Cider Mill for a whopping $4. I could tell that there are no preservatives added to Brookwood's cider. The cider was excellent and perhaps some of the best I have tasted, and I've been to a lot of cider mills this season. I will definitely return to Brookwood and continue to support this family business.

We love this place. We stumbled on it a few years ago and go back every year. We've picked apples…read moreand raspberries, but haven't tried anything else...yet. Bonus - the orchard is always a great backdrop for fall photos.

Hulett Farm is also locally known as "The Corn Man". At one time a blow up giant ear of corn (with…read morea face) would fly out front when the corn was ready and for sale. Always good stuff! Butter... a little salt...Mmmmm... I had to stop in here recently in search of mini-pumpkins/gourds and I was able to pick through the bins and find exactly what I needed. The nice "farm man" saw that I was on a mission and wheeled out more boxes of the orange mini's. That was a nice thing for him to do and I appreciated the great customer service. If you need anything locally grown and in season this is a great place to check in.

Cheap source of mostly local produce. I go here first with my list, then go elsewhere only for…read morethose fruits and veggies I can't pick up here. Not open year round, which is to be expected as local produce availability varies.

I've been shopping here for years and have generally been satisfied with their selection. One…read morecaveat is their pricing structure. The price of essentials like dairy, baked goods and produce are set unobtainably high. Also, many times the produce is close to it shelf life limit. The outliers, though, practically offset these negatives. One is the exceptional service. The staff is attentive and courteous. Second, the deli has good salads and delicious chicken--always fresh. Finally, the meat department works extra hard to meet requests. I cook continental style and often need beef and pork cut to fit the recipe needs. The meat cutter graciously accommodate my requests. The meats are competitively priced and well aged. It has never had foul odor and I have shopped there since the nineties. As a postscript, Mike Vinckier was an honest, funny and personable proprietor his presence is truly missed.

I would go here only in a pinch if you need something quickly or a blizzard is preventing you from…read moregoing somewhere else. You will spend a ton of money here and I do mean a lot if you get a grocery cart full of items. It's almost to the point of a rip off. I know groceries have went up in times past but my goodness sakes. You can't even get a double pack of hot pockets for under $5.00. On the flipside they do have have some decent sales that you can shop if you want but I'd personally go someplace else and get a better bang for your buck. Problem is that they the only place in town and they know it and can subsequently hold the town hostage with such high prices. Thats why a lot of people just go to Port Huron and get groceries now. They do have a small meat cutters area there so you can get fresh meat if you want to pay for it. I have always had good customer service there with the exception of a couple of cashiers that obviously could have cared less about you as a customer. Oh well. I'm not saying stay away but you will pay a lot here.

The honey is soooo good. Can't live without it. I use it in alot of different dishes.read more

I ordered honey bear favors from Windmill Hill Farm's website for my wedding and had them shipped…read moreto our home in California. Don was very responsive to email, and sent us multiple proofs for our custom labels. He also accommodated our special request for empty self-sealing bear containers and extra custom labels so we could fill them ourselves with jelly bellies. The prices were also very reasonable, especially compared to other honey and empty-bear vendors online. The favors came out great and our guests loved them. I highly recommend the team over at Windmill HIll Farm.

There food is so good 100% better than chain stores i love them!!!! I like everything meat great…read moreveggs fresh stay longer than rest of stores people are great. And there never packed so easy in and out but if u haven't tried them try it for yourself.

The food here is always amazing. Some of my favorites are the cabbage rolls, chicken strips and…read morecupcakes. Tonight we are trying the pork tenderloin, can't wait. Great place to shop