What a gem for Mapleton! This u-pick farm is darling and the owners are some of the best, salt of…read morethe earth, people you will ever meet! The berries are wonderful and the flowers are beautiful! Will be back many times to support this charming business.

Great stop with incredibly friendly family. Berries were less than $4 per pound and amazing! They…read moreEven have u pick Zinnias in July!

These are my absolute FAVORITE peach, nectarine, apple, and pear market vendors in the planet!…read morePicked fresh, never refrigerated and we've NEVER had a bad piece of fruit. The owners are delightful to work with and service is always top notch! If you have the opportunity to shop with them do not pass it up.

The ice cream is incredible and creamy, they do call it a "creamery". Very reasonable prices on all…read moreitems. Ice Cream, jarred salsas, fresh fruit and veggies. Pies, cookies...I was in heaven! Estate grown produce, Apples etc. This place is a MUST stop if you're driving on Interstate 15.

Amazing ice cream, cherries, salsa, locally made food and apple juice. We got some of the best…read morecherries here, unfortunately not quite time for local cherries as they were imported from ID but so pretty and the stems were still green. Got a medium green salsa that was smoky and delicious. I had the centennial ice cream that had graham cracker swirl, chocolate chip and cherry bits in it. Definitely worth a stop if you're nearby, they also have multiple locations throughout Utah. Look them up when you're in Utah for some great local produce and souvenirs.

This was a huge farmers market! I will say it was more crafts and food stalls than produce, but it…read morewas still definitely fun. Things were decently priced and it was nice to meet new people and talk to the vendors. It's very hot in summer so being water and dress accordingly! There is a water play structure there too that is pretty nice. Also, the produce I did see was priced really good and looked amazing !

Gets better year after year. So many great booths and local businesses to support from. Amazing…read morefood and incredible talent. I feel it could be at an even bigger area with more vendors!

We had the pleasure of trying their Monties Dried Tart Cherries at an event yesterday, and now…read morewe're hooked! We'll be looking for these precious, little jewels at the market and online: https://www.montiestartcherries.com.

They sell the best tasting dried cherries I have ever eaten!…read more Also the prices they sell are better than anywhere else I have ever seen.

It's fairly small and a tad cramped (read difficult to navigate since it's only a sidewalk width)…read more That being said, they do offer local produce and honey that is reasonably priced and very fresh! They are open Every Saturday July 27 - Oct 26, Copying from their website: " We are a considered to be a true "Farmer's Market". Our local farmers produce some of the freshest produce and vegetables around. We are located behind the city office building (40 S Main St, Spanish Fork) Come and see us every Saturday from 8-1pm July 29th - Oct 28th. "

Great service and gelato. Among the best I've had in America. They let me try as many as I want,…read morewhich was five or six before choosing my three in the large (you can get up to two in the small or medium). I chose English toffee, Greek yogurt (with berries), and blue (for 4th of July) fior de latte (milk flower). I normally like things with fruit the most, but the English toffee and fior de latte had a great rich texture that made me favor them. The employees were nice and had a good sense of humor. A metal tray crashed to the ground and we all joked about it. The table are iron and marble, evocative of Italianate style. The AC was at a perfect level. I did not use the bathrooms. The parking might not be great for busier days, The lot has ~10 spots and the adjacent street (400 N) has no parking signs in front. The only negative was the tables could've used wiping. I arrived close to closing, but it was pretty slow. So, they both could've done it, but also might not have prioritized it, before a final wipe when they left.

Welcome to Italy! In Provo. And this legit gelato is standing the test of time so far. Italians,…read moregelato experts and lovers, and foodies agree that Vinci is the real thing. Their comfortable, bright, and whimsical shop is serving up their goods with a smile. They even chat about everything we love and what we would like to see. I am loving the monthly/seasonal flavors they are bringing on. Their take on affogato is also fantastic. I will admit this is one of our stops when we have out-of-towners. You should check it out and bring friends!! And prepare to take a pint or two home.

Just had a tea tasting here ($25 per person) and had an amazing time. The shop is covered in plants…read moreand smells like the best woody incense, with interesting posters explaining the types of tea. We loved getting an explanation from the owner about the six main types of Chinese tea and thoroughly enjoyed the tea along with the snacks. Such a fun experience and can't wait to go back!!

This place is incredible! I was lucky enough to be able to walk in and do a tea tasting, and I was…read moreable to try a little bit of everything. Golden tips, jasmine, a pu'erh from 2004, a gorgeous oolong, and more! The owner is beyond knowledgeable and able to explain the regions the teas came from. Throughout the tasting, snacks were rolling out. A lot were made in-house (shout-out to the cheesecake)! The owner meets you where you're at with tea know-how and it's a lot of fun. I walked out with a beautiful hand-made gaiwan that I'm looking forward to using. It's difficult to find places with a traditional tea setting, and it is wonderful to have a place like this in Utah. Worth the drive from Salt Lake!