I am new to the area and I wanted to check out a local famers market and let me tell you!! This one…read moreblew me away. Everything was genuinely homemade or home grown. There was a wide variety of vendors, from honey, to fresh meat, to bread, to plants for gardening and all sorts of clothing, jewelry, pet treats, and art. There's also activities and event booths for the outdoorsy community, and LOADS of food trucks. You truly can find anything here and it's reasonably priced. I went a bit early (~8am) and it was pretty busy already. I just parked for free up the street and had no issues walking to the market. There was free water offered and plenty of places to sit in the shade if you needed. Theres live music up and down the street. Lots of people bring their dogs! I really loved this market. I cant wait to come back, the shops that line the street looked interesting and I want to pop into a few next time.

Update: still one of the best markets in north Utah. This year the market still has the same…read morevendors, but also has expanded with more and newer vendors. Make sure you go early, it does get hot as the day goes. There is a new pizza venue...that cooks pizza in the back of a fire truck.

Harmon's has a little gem inside of their store that a lot of people do not know about. 4 years ago…read moremy mom passed away and my son's were pallbearers. My daughter was very young and very close to my mom, and I thought it might make her feel better if I got her a small corsage (since her brothers would be wearing flowers as pallbearers). I knew they had flowers so I thought I'd ask. That's when I learned that they do them all the time for dances, weddings, and yep - funerals. They made it small and pretty and it was perfect. They even cut me a discount because it was small. My daughter loved it. We dried it and she still has it in her keepsakes. So ever since then I have gone to them for all of my son's dance corsages. They let me pick what I want and they will bring all of the ribbons on a specific color out for me to choose what I want. One time it didn't turn out how I wanted, there was a confusion on the instructions. They were very kind and even though she was so busy getting all of her dance orders finished she took the time to make me a new one while I waited. The price is decent, they are generally $25 for a corsage unless you want extras, and they will do matching boutonnieres. This is cheaper than I've found from a few nearby florists and they really do a good job. They appreciate orders ahead of time, but the florist told me she always makes a few extras in dance days to keep in the display fridge for those last minute kids. :) I really like this florist. The flowers are easy on those high school kids' wallets, and they do a great job. I highly recommend them!

They don't value the customer anymore and keep around employees that don't want to help. When you…read moreask questions you get snotty remarks

Food: Produce is fresh, deli is always great for a quick…read moremeal, lunch, or to feed a family party. Service: When an item is out, ask the Stocker and generally they can replenish the shelve. They are knowledgeable and can assist in finding items quickly. Ambiance: Bright, cheery, the fruits and vegetables are beautifully arranged. Deli has cheeses, soups, salads, sushi, meat... One thing stands out when shopping at Fresh Mart, they give out free fruit to customers (Kids). Last time I was shopping the were giving free bounce balls to both children and customers. I brought two home to give my grandchildren. It was fun for the grandparents, trying to get the perfect one. Nice to be laughing at the grocery store.

Food choices everywhere! They staff are helpful and always smiling. This is the place to shop for…read moreall your family groceries. So much!

We've always seen the sign from the freeway for years and finally decided to stop by. I saw on…read moreFacebook that they were doing some really cute valentine candy bouquets, so we decided to pick some up for our kids. First, there was a really fun photo op outside. They had a ginormous chair we could take photos in, so we took full advantage of that :) This little store is chuck full of food and items made locally. They have produce, candy, ice cream, soda, beer, lotions, coffee, dog treats, decor and everything in between. In the back they have a vending machine where you can buy Bingham Custom Meats bacon bombs. We haven't used it yet, but it looks so awesome! The employee there was a rockstar! She helped us figure out our candy bouquets and made them look awesome! The kids absolutely loved them and I think we're going to need to do this again. Maybe the husband and I will get one for ourselves too next time.

This place is so cute and the customer service was amazing. My first time here they'd answered all…read moreof my questions and gave a few recommendations they had few little samples. This place is definitely a little hidden gem. If you haven't been here, I highly recommend it. Of course you know grabbed a few goodies. I will be back to grab some more sweet treats the ranch cheese, curds were ate on the way home and they were delicious my kids loved them

This is like a mom and pop grocery store. They always have something different and the prices are…read morephenomenal. Carl and his cashiers are all very friendly.

This store has the absolute best deals on food and other grocery store items. They even carry some…read moreparty goods. Don't be put off by the look of the place. You can't go wrong here. I've been shopping there for over five years and have never gotten anything bad.

We've recently started to pay more attention to the food that we eat, using meal-prep and paying…read moreattention to macros to ensure that we fuel our bodies in the most efficient and healthy way. However, much of the products that our local grocers stock may also carry implications of poor farming practices. So, we try to shop local, both to ensure peak freshness and the highest ethical standard we can. Better Food Farm is a local, Ogden-based family farm using organic practices. We were lucky to try a large haul of a variety of their leafy greens (including herbs, spinach, red leaf lettuce, salad spring mix, spring onions, bok choy, and the most vibrant gorgeous radishes you've ever seen) this past week. If you think you won't be able to taste the difference between their spring mix and the kind in the plastic clamshells you get at the store, you'll be in for a serious surprise. Everything was incredibly flavorful. Also, there's something about fresh radishes that "conventionally" grown radishes can never live up to (I put conventional in quotes because, well, according to history, modern growing practices are anything but conventional). I swear you can taste all the passion and care this family puts into their produce. In speaking with the family behind this little farm, they're going to be at the Salt Lake City Farmers Market so I recommend that you look for them there.

A vegetable is a vegetable right? Wrong! I've grown a garden off and on since childhood so I…read morethought I knew what good vegetables were. This farm takes it to the next level. I'm currently obsessed with these turnips. They are juicy... sweet... buttery? Yup. Buttery. Careful, you might have a hard time going to the grocery produce section after this.

The pharmacy is great! The pharmacist explained everything about my medication, he was patient and,…read moreespecially, not dismissive. I've transferred my prescriptions to this pharmacy.

The guy who we have seen at this fresh market pharmacy when we pick up our medication's always…read moreseems like we are inconveniencing him not friendly doesn't give eye contact, and today I couldn't get any help from him with my prescription that the doctor continues to refill because I have an issue that is very painful. There is absolutely no patient advocacy, and if you have prescriptions for opioids, do not go here they are very prejudiced. We get looked at with very ugly stairs from the male pharmacist when we pick up our buprenorphine. I guess he would rather us go overdose on heroin, then get actual recovery treatment. I'm suffering with a very painful injury to my muscle. It's called piriformis and it can last up to 10 years and it's very painful. It is a disorder with the glute muscle from it being overworked that causes you not to be able to sit at all! I have lost a lot of weight due to my Crohn's issues so my muscles are not able to support themselves I suffer from Crohn's, which causes me to end up with bile in my mouth if I lay down flat at night on my back or stomach so that means I have to sleep setting up. So I have to sit in order to sleep. I was written 90 of the 5 mg Flexeril From the Ogden clinic along with some anti-inflammatories the Flexeril were so mild that I had to take three at 2 PM when my pain started hurting in order to get any relief combined with two Celebrex. And then at 10 o'clock when I'm getting ready for bed, I have to take four in order to go to sleep otherwise I don't sleep. I am having to sit directly on an already irritated muscle, and this pharmacist thinks that I just have all the time in the world to waste and wait on doctors to call back and give certain instructions because, he doesn't want the label to have the wrong instructions. As long as I know what I'm taking and how many I need what does it matter what that label says? I'm sick and tired of no advocacy in the pharmacy anymore. I feel as though this pharmacist is withholding my ability to fill this medication because they want to make sure that the doctor is aware of how many I'm taking while the doctor is the one who has been refilling the medication now three times and less than two months. If I'm prescribed 90 pills over the course of 30 days and she is refilling that twice within 30 days. What does that tell you ? That the doctor is well aware of how I am taking that medication. I am a 10 year recovered heroin and cocaine addict. If I wanted real drugs, I could get them. I could go get something a heck of a lot stronger than Flexeril right now if I wanted also. I do not appreciate the disrespect. I also don't appreciate how this pharmacist refused to call the doctor but wanted me to make those calls. Don't pharmacist take an oath to advocate for patients? And if that pharmacist knows that it's gonna take a long time for me to get in touch with that doctor. Why doesn't that pharmacist want me to be able to have my medication as soon as possible so I can be out of pain? There are people that killed themselves over piriformis syndrome. You can google that. this seriously affects your mental health and this pharmacist had no compassion for me whatsoever. I will never go back to fresh market.