Hubby enjoyed a coffee break at Sweet Beard when we visited Lawrenceburg. The bakery is bright…read moreand attractive, with displays of tempting baked goods. Although we only enjoyed coffee that day and skipped the sweets, we were very pleased with our drinks and with the service. We will be sure to return when we are in the area again.

I don't like to pass up a bakery, and I can safely say this is worth the visit. Tender, buttery…read morecroissants that are some of the best I have tasted. Seriously, I cannot say enough how much I enjoyed them and have gone back for more. The lemony brownie was moist and chewy. We also tried a variety of pastries and they were all very yummy. Now I need to go back at lunch and try the sandwich wraps.

Absolutely delicious bread here- I love making homemade sandwiches on a fresh slice of Sixteen…read moreBricks sourdough!

I go out of my way to Hartwell to Country Fresh Mkt. for your bread. It is the best bread in town…read more I love the French and Sour Dough the best.

Cinnamon rolls hot and fresh out the kitchen like YESSSSSS. Peach pop tarts .... Mini apple…read morePies. I could just go in and on. Instead I just keep going back again and again Kevin and his staff always are warm and friendly and it is definitely the neighborhood OTR go to bake shop. I love that they are conveniently situated across from the little seating area and Urbana coffee so I can latte it up With my sweet treat.

I saw a ton of people walking around the market eating banana pudding. I found where they got it…read morefrom, and decided to get one myself. I went with the caramel bourbon variety and it was delicious! Nice and light, creamy, caramely. It was a really good banana pudding and a great way to end my eating adventure around the market. Would definitely come back if I lived in the area.

Blue Oven just gets better and better! Currently they have started up their mini farmers market…read moreagain. It is Wednesdays from 2-6pm! You are encouraged to order ahead online (which must be done by 9am Sundays for the Wed pickup). They do have some stuff for onsite purchase, but it is first come first serve! My favorite Blue Oven product has always been the English Muffin. Second to that is any croissant they make. Recently I tried the almond croissant and coconut croissant which is now my #1 flavor. They are huge, flaky, buttery, and have yumminess in the center! I finally got to try one of their scones, which has now ruined me for any other scones... spinach cheddar, wow. Finally my newest favorite item is their Spinach Kale pesto bread with cheese. I look forward to Wednesdays just for this bread! Don't forget the Italian hub cap which is huge and a bread staple! I like it with an olive oil dip or garlic butter! Beyond their goodies, for the mini market they have teamed up with Roothouse Aquaponics to provide greens, and Old Dutch Farm to provide meat, poultry, eggs, and maple syrup! All the businesses accept card (some for a small fee) or cash. They all also take pre-orders on their websites! Beyond this location, you can find Blue Oven goodies at such places as Jungle Jims, ETC produce, and more! Check their website for details!

Bumping this down one star for a very unfortunate reason:…read more I woke up this morning craving some of the delicious bread I bought Saturday, only to discover that my Froagies already had mold on them. I don't expect natural, homemade food to last forever, but I do expect it to stay fresh for longer than two days. Last week, I purchased Froagies as well, and they became moldy four days later. When fresh, the Froagies are delightful, but I certainly can't eat an entire package before it goes bad. Splurging on $6.00 bread that ends up in the trash bin makes me cringe. Perhaps these need to be packaged differently? Perhaps smaller portions need to be offered? The other bread I purchased in big, round loaves is still fresh and going strong. As much as I loved those Froagies, sadly, I won't be buying any more.

We live right outside of town but could never seem to catch this place open but we finally got to…read moreexperience a little bit of everything this time after walking around oxbow for a couple hours.the staff was friendly and welcoming cute shop kind of cozy feeling I got the chicken salad sandwich with the combo which wasn't bad for $10 I got the sandwich with pasta salad as a side a drink and a desert which we did vanilla ice cream for our dog.it was all pretty tasty and filling my boyfriend enjoyed his sandwich to nice clean establishment worth checking out if your in the town.

This is the gem of the town. When you can find hot soups,…read morestuffed peppers with veggies, ice cream, grocery items, and pastries and speedball cakes ... You have found a special place !

Hyde Park Farmer's Market is a fun little market with shopping, live music, food and a good…read moreatmosphere. It also has a good amount of vendors with smiling, friendly faces. It's always cool to come with the husband and kids and enjoy family time and the summer weather. Most vendors also have samples for you to try. It's definitely family friendly and a good place to spend time walking around enjoying life, family, other people and the true essence of a farmers market - the products. My only complaint is I would like to see a few more different vendors. They have a lot of produce vendors who all mainly sell the same types of veggies, fruits and herbs. I get that it's a farmers market but some more different type of vendors (other than produce - i.e. dessert, body products, ice cream, etc.) would be a nice addition or change.

On my maiden voyage to this market, I was pleasantly surprised at how spacious the room is in the…read moreMadTree brewery. I didn't feel crowded or bumping shoulder to shoulder with anyone. I was able to move freely about and explore the possibilities of my purchase at the various stands. I purchased eggplant and squash, cheese and pimento spread. It was all delicious when I prepared it at home. Had I planned better, I could have had a pint or 2 of MadTree beer when I was done shopping. Maybe next time.

Produce is fresh and the best you can find at a store. The deli is great & you can get a sandwich…read moremade for lunch, so yummy and easy. Prices are very fair!

A great place to go everything is fresh. A very clean place to shop. Easy to get to and very…read morefriendly store.

Overpriced for practically inedible food. Couldn't even get a fork through the waffle and the…read morevegetarian crepes had almost no cheese since it was put on by smearing minuscule globs on the crepe with their fingers. Waited forever for them to make it just to throw it away because it tasted so bad. Don't waste your money or time.

I came here because research for our Cincy food tour brought me re: the waffles and crepes…read more We were just in Belgium for about a week in the spring and you can feel confident that we became very qualified in the field of Belgian waffles during this time. We ordered their strawberries and crème waffle which is served on a Liege waffle. Actually, it would seem from our visit that liege waffles are the only thing they serve here. It's fortunate because they are quite good. Anyway, the liege waffle was cooked very well. It has some crisp/caramelized edges with a nice, soft, and warm interior. The waffle tasted so good I would happily eat that shit plain. The strawberries and cream were a nice touch but the cream was on the light side and collapsed pretty quickly. I unintentionally ended up with a cream sleeve by just being in the vicinity. We saw a vegetarian savory crepe and felt that would pair well with the sweet waffle. We ordered this and had high expectations. I will admit I am much less of a crepe connoisseur than a Belgian waffle connoisseur so take this with a grain of salt but the crepe was WAY overdone. It was literally hard to the point that the plastic cutlery provided didn't stand a chance to cut into this thing. It made it very hard to eat, we pretty much ended up eating stray roasted peppers and spinach rather than properly between the crepe layers. This was quite disappointing and most certainly not something to write home about nor write regarding a highlight of the city's food scene, not to be a dick. GF speculated that the person making the crepe seemed to be distracted with many other tasks due to what seemed like understaffing. Something for the owners to think about if it affects the quality of their product but what do I know? The waffle was excellent, would skip the crepes.