We love Sunberry! We go out for strawberries, apples, and pumpkins. I also order from the Mundelein…read morestore for delivery and have gone to the lake Zurich store on a whim. Everything is so reasonably priced considering its local and responsibly grown meat and produce. Thank you, Sunberry, for bringing accessible and local foods to our communities!

We had a really great time picking apples. You don't have far to walk. The only problem is finding…read morethe Apple orchard is very hard. There's no signs at all. You actually have to pull into a cemetery and it's behind the cemetery. The GPS will take you to the right place. It just doesn't look like it's an apple orchard at all. They have some animals (petting zoo) and a small playground to play on. 1/2 Bushel cost $35 but we filled it with 70 apples so that was a great deal! Will come back again!

Looking for an apple farm that is not commercialized? This is the place. Located on the…read moreIllinois/Wisconsin border is Richard's Family Apple Farm. Started and owned by the same Richards family since 1957, they take great care to provide you with a large selection and quality of apples that you will be able to find. They don't have a website, nor an actual store. You pull up and meet Mr Richards who does a great job explaining all the varietals available. Apples, pears, blackberries, pumpkins and squash are found on this farm. And there are a ton of apples ready for the picking NOW. It is in the honor system , U Pick is a dollar a pound. Bring your own bags. It will be great family fun and you will learn a thing or two as well from Mr Richards.

This is a wonderful local hidden gem offering fresh and local milk and butter, as well as…read morehandcrafted candles. Prices are fair for high-quality products and their small store is self-serve. We purchased chocolate and regular milk from them, as well as butter and everything is great. Make sure to check their website (Facebook) before visiting to confirm their hours of operation, which are typically 10am-6pm on weekdays. Cash is preferred, but they do accept Venmo as well for a small fee. So glad we stumbled across this place and we will return. Support local!

I drive 10 miles one way every week to get a gallon, and I'd drive 20, it's that good!read more

Absolutely horrible. I don't know who they pay to say they are the best but they are lying. Fatty…read moremeat, little flavor and so ridiculously overpriced. I'll never waste my time or money again.

I am giving it a 5 star for a county fair, because it is the best one I have gone to at the county…read morelevel. The admission isn't bad and I think the parking was free, so go to the official lots, and not one of the places selling space if at all possible. I generally like to eat at one of the church or other organization booths. This year I got potato pancakes and they were quite filling. I got a lemonade from a stand selling it fresh squeezed and it was also excellent. I sort of avoid many of the carnival type booths, because my experience at those has been mixed. They have very decent entertainment, but the big highlight for me the harness races, which is the only horse racing near me now. This is a two hour free event, although there is no gambling, and it very worth the price of admission to the fair if you enjoy horse racing. There was a good crowd this year.This event also has a 50/50 raffle with affordable tickets. It's usually on a Saturday. They have some decent shops too. There was a T-shirt place that had shirts for 20 dollars, which isn't a bad price for a fair. Also, they have a really interesting used book sale that I would definitely recommend checking out. The prices are good and the selection is interesting. Books can be heavy though, so you might want to save that until you can leave. The things I would skip are the sterling silver, which was 80 precent off, but who would buy a sterling and dyed agate ring for 275 dollars? Honestly, I thought was on the still on the expensive side. Also, I wish they would move the Walworth County souvenir shop out of the log cabin and into a booth. It is too dark in there and smells like a damp basement. It was hard to see what was for sale, so I didn't get anything. Overall, it's worth a trip from the north or northwest parts of Chicagoland. The people are very nice and it's a good time.

We were touring through town and saw this place. Being a big fan of quirky tourist stops we…read morepopped in. Well that was interesting... As some have said the top lady likes to talk about herself - alot! We didn't take the tour but I think I saw a sign that said the tour was $14. I hope that was wrong. We looked at the collection of antique toys and current product for sale. I was ready to leave. We barely extracted ourselves from the store since she wanted to continue talking about her role in the Christmas Story sequel, etc . I actually felt a bit sad for her...

Classic Americana! Judith the proprietress - The Top Lady…read more- is very passionate about tops and spinning devices. Spend some time there. Do the tour and listen to the presentation - it is a hoot! I am not sure what the low ratings are all about. This place is not the Field Museum. If you want that, go there. If you want a unique experience and to see the most complete top collection in the midwest (maybe the USA, maybe the world) go here. Remember, top spinning and marbles were the iPhones of yesteryear, and an important part of Americana. Visit, talk with Judith and see the museum. You will not go away disappointed unless you think you are getting the Louvre for a few bucks admission. Oh, get a signed top from the Top Lady - makes a perfect gift or conversation piece. The one star reviewers must be communist.

Once again at the Walworth County fair in Elkhorn, WI. The smell of the food truck, hits you right…read morewhen you go through the gate. This is my favorite fair outside of the WI state fair. Very well organized, and plenty of parking. It looks like they've got a bigger budget for entertainment this year. They actually have Nelly playing (separate ticket fee)... tickets are on sale now. The restroom facilities are numerous, and very clean. Ride wristbands for kids and young adults are $30 (ride all day for free). Exhibit, Barnes, commercial, Barnes, and lots of animals in the petting areas. Early morning hours they have judging of farm animals and 4H craft. Cream puffs and eclairs are the big draw. Yum. If you're in the area, and looking for something to do this weekend, this is quite an event.

Sunday next to the last day of the Walworth county fair myself my wife and her close friends went…read morefor the day was a great day did a lot of walking a great chicken Gyro had great corn head good ice cream watch several great bands And ended the evening watching the foreigners saw a lot of wonderful animals went through the children's for age rewards bought a couple little things and it was just a good day everybody enjoyed themselves and I highly recommend tomorrow's the last day but we came last year and you can come next year don't miss it

I was on the hunt for pumpkins. I live in the city, so pumpkins everywhere there are no less than…read more5.00 or charged by the pound. We pulled into the property but we didn't see any people and were nervous to walk around to look for someone because there's no signs and no "cashier" and I didn't want to get shot on site! lol! We called the number found online and a cheery lady answered and said to come back on by and park next to her car in front of the house so we did. They're giant pumpkins and regular pumpkins, all shapes and sizes, random squash and pimply pumpkins. It was quite the selection. Each veg is marked with a sharpie and range from a buck to maybe 15.00 but that's for a super large one - think beach ball size. Most of what I got was 1-4.00 a piece. I spent 30.00 total for like 10 pumpkins and they range in size from tiny to substantial! Stop by here rather than spend a fortune elsewhere and support a local farmer.

Did plenty of walking around the fairgrounds this year to see all the attractions and sample some…read morefood. We stayed for Bulls-N-Barrels, in the Grandstand area. The entertainment was great, and there were no serious injuries. Racine County Fair does a great job with the entertainment and vendors; walking through the barns and seeing all the animals and artwork is fun, especially if you're bringing kids. Getting to the Grandstand area early would be my advice if you plan on seeing a show. Get there at least 30 minutes before it starts, or you'll likely be frustrated with finding a place to sit. They sell ear protection for kids, which is wonderful for those who forget theirs at home. My advice? Bring your own because everything gets loud, and you'd be well-advised to bring ear protection.

Attended Racine County Fair this year. Same organized and well managed event. Came here on a…read moreSunday when the crowds were low. $10 admission for adults which includes parking. Food prices are a little steeper because of the economy, but still delicious! Goat barns let you actually milk a goat! Horse costume parade too! Great time!