I have visited the farmers market numerous times, but on this visit, I enjoyed lunch with a few…read morefriends at their café. They have indoor or outdoor seating and it was a nice day so we sat out on the patio. They serve food until 2 PM, and it's a combination of baked goods and sandwiches. I enjoyed a nice coffee cake muffin and some pasta salad. The staff is very friendly.

I found this place looking for fresh fall donuts, and they hit the spot. They were doing updates to…read moreget a bigger kitchen, so donuts weren't available early in the season, but they are there now! With the expansion of the kitchen, they can now make multiples of the amount of donuts they could previously, so they shouldn't run out! I remember the donuts being warm and soft when I came last year, but this year's donuts weren't warm-- could be because I came in the afternoon, could be because they are making more donuts. They have pumpkins, fresh apples and veggies, and lots of local Knick knacks through the store including jams, pancake mix, and the sort. Garb an apple cider slushee if you stop by. It's delicious! Great place to stop for fall!

Miller country gardens is a nice little hidden gem. They offer local goods and produce as well as a…read morenice selection of plants. Definitely recommend checking them out

Excellent seasonal selection of fruits and vegetables. Staff is always so friendly and helpful.read more

Yesterday afternoon, I brought the kiddos here. It was our first time picking berries at this…read morelocation and the first time for the summer, so I was ready to have some outdoor fun! While they don't have an indoor restroom, I was grateful to find they had a very clean port-a-potty. Because that was the very first thing my toddler asked to do! This place is adorable! Their little house where you get your basket and then pay is so sweet!! There are chairs out front by beautiful flowers (talk about perfect for a picture). They provide small wooden baskets that hold two empty cardboard pints. The nice boy at the counter explained what was growing where and we were on our way! We came at a time where blackberries and raspberries were available. I have to say that things were pretty picked over on this particular day - while the bushes were decently loaded with berries, most of them were green. While I enjoyed the hunt this provided, my toddler eventually lost interest. Go figure. We ended up with one pint of blackberries. We visited the raspberry bushes, but there were literally only a handful left. They'd run out over the weekend, so that why we visited on a Wednesday. So make sure you check their facebook page or call ahead in case they close early.

You pick berries! Super friendly folks and a nice spot not far from Datyon between Fairborn, Enon,…read moreand Yellow Springs. They have four quadrants of raspberries and blackberries. The two closest quadrants to the road have thornless raspberries. The last two quadrants are blackberries; the first few rows are thornless.

Fresh wholesome food grown & sold by the nicest hardworking family! Bringing home their fragrant…read moregorgeous flowers on Saturdays from the Granville Farmers Market is the highlight

Och's is an amazing picture of rural Ohio culture. In the…read moresummer months they offer pick-your-own flowers with gorgeous Dahlias, Xenias, sunflowers, and more. At $1 per stem, you can't beat those prices. The indoor market is amazing! Apples, apples, apples, galore take up a lot of space in the fall, but they offer lots more produce in the summer months including spicy peppers, heirloom tomatoes, and more. They have the BEST apple cider. They also have refrigerators with local meets, lettuce, etc. They stock some desserts like homemade cinnamon rolls, caramel apples, and candies. Local pickles and canned goods can be found at the back wall. The back left corner has a table with artisan-made goods. I purchased a super cool lamp made out of a whiskey bottle in the summer, then some hand made wooden spatulas more recently. It seems like product moves quickly because there is always something new in that spot. Just writing this review is making me want to head over for another visit :) I did half of my grocery shopping there two weeks ago! No regrets.

Driving by on our way home from a trip (3 hrs away) and…read moredecided to stop and check it out and grab a few fresh apples to take home. It is pick your own only and you have (2) options: A peck for $30.00 or 1/2 bushel for $80.00 AND you get to keep the basket We walked away!! 30.00 for a peck of apples is outrageous, especially when I went to my local orchard the day after and got them for 16.00 a peck

This has always been my favorite place in central Ohio to pick apples. It's in the middle of…read morenowhere, surrounded by nothing but fresh air, perfect place to grow apples. I love that it's no-frills, only thing besides picking apples was some honey for sale. The staff are always so friendly and despite no activities for children, all the kids I saw were having a great time picking apples. Today there were tons of Gala and Honeycrisp, I was in and out within 10 minutes

Very friendly customer service Fudge was really good…read more Love their cornmeal Plan on buying many more things from here

We love Yutzy's!! Their produce, meats and cheeses are delicious and reasonably priced. We always…read moreorder our Thanksgiving turkey there every year. Plus, their employees are always friendly and professional.

Hann Farms is a fifth generation farm who grows great produce right there! The best strawberries,…read moresweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, watermelon, cantaloupe, zucchini, peas, green beans etc when in season! Starting with strawberries in Mid-May!! There are also U-pick fields for strawberries, tomatoes, peppers, and in the fall there is a pumpkin patch!! They have lots of Amish jams, jellies, pickles, noodles, etc and also homemade Buckeyes and breads! They now take credit cards and Apple Pay. Only a few minutes from downtown Columbus!! Make sure you stop by to pick up your wonderful produce!!

Sweetie found this for a strawberry picking adventure with Baby K. We planted some in the garden,…read morebut they're not ready yet. It's way out there, and there's not much signage, so keep your eyes peeled for the market. Check in there and get your baskets weighed (bring your own, or pay 25 cents apiece for plastic bags.) Then drive out to the field, way in the back. Plenty of good berries on Memorial Day weekend, and in maybe half an hour we got 4 pounds. Take them back to get weighed, and pay $2/pound. Or, you know, $5/quart for pre-picked... Baby K was able to pick some, Dada's knees and back held up for most of the time, and we didn't collapse from heat exhaustion. They only have a few other things in the farm market in the spring: jam, noodles, cold drinks. I assume there is a lot more in late summer. We had a good time, got lots of berries for not much money, and have plenty to eat and cook with till ours come in.

Great place to enjoy all the autumn wonders! Keep in mind there are a couple of locations/parking…read moreareas depending on what you're looking for. We first stopped in at the farmer's market, which is located on the corner and has its own parking lot. It had some fun features like classic big chairs for photos and the like. The market itself is packed with tons of produce, goodies, and souvenirs, both inside and outside, including different flavored seasonal donuts, which were delicious! A little bit further down the street is the section with classic autumnal farm fun activities: corn mazes (two - including a mini one for the kids), pick your own produce (apples were ready at the time of our visit, and we enjoyed perusing the orchard), barrel ride, zip line, play area, and apple cannons, which were a blast! A variety of snacks are available for purchase at the snack shop. This area has its own parking available. Staff was helpful and friendly, and we had a lot of fun exploring and enjoying everything Lynd Fruit Farm has to offer.

Such a great selection of veggies & fruit. Homemade Jams, jelly, salsa, & much more. Prices are…read moresuper affordable, which is great. Activities for kids and family of all ages. There is always something going on at the farm. They even have a mailing list so you can keep up on what's going on at the farm. Apple picking is a super busy time. But it has been a tradition for our family for years.

Extraordinary business on a small farm scale that opens up the ability to…read morelearn about healthy living and family care. Dawn does a great job at teaching how to provide your family with good food for health and how to grow your own food. What we call weeds at times, she shows how they can be used for medicine. Thank you Soda Farm for helping your community learn to be healthy!

Heard there was a place in town that makes their own pop, and I'm a root beer fanatic so I had to…read moretry it out. Tucked away on the north side of downtown, it's a cozy place that is more of a health food store than a soda fountain. Herbal tea, honey blends, handmade soap, kombucha, etc., but there is a bar and you can have a root beer, ginger ale, or other flavored pop made up right in front of you with simple syrup and seltzer. Service was very good, and it is clearly a family venture. They have an herb farm and have been going to farm markets. The space is relaxing and comfy. Some chairs and tables, some barstools. The root beer tasted homemade, which it is. Sassafras, honey, a bit of ginger, some other nicely balanced flavors. It's a bit steep at $3.50 for a small glass, but a nice splurge. I also got some soap for Sweetie, and it smells nice and is hefty for its size, so looks to be good quality. I'm sure I'll be back for some ginger ale or another root beer.