I found their sign advertising farm fresh milk, meats, and other items and thought I would check it…read moreout. This is a hidden gem! The sell raw milk of you order in advance. The refrigerators are full of beef, chicken, lamb, and more. They also sell yummy scones and jams. The gift shop is full of lots of cute kitchen and home decor. I can't wait to return!

Been coming here for years. Always great produce. Especially the Snake River Cantaloupe!read more

I've been coming here since the first year you opened. I have always been happy with my purchases…read moreuntil two weeks ago when I purchased a flat of strawberries. I don't think I've ever had strawberries without ANY flavor. These had less flavor than water and I ended up throwing the entire bunch out. I was there yesterday and saw new flats, that seemed to be from a different grower, although still from Mexico, I attempted to ask the older gentleman if he knew if these were any better. All I got was a surly response about how he didn't even like strawberries and how would he know? I then asked about when California berries might be available. A mumbled response of "not now" was all I got. I guess business is so great that you can treat long-time customers like crap. Nice.

I was looking around the Treasure Valley for a more affordable pumpkin patch, instead of the ultra…read morepopular, more expensive over the top pumpkin patches that I've gone to in the past, which are now almost $30/person. I found a gem! This place is awesome with not only ORGANIC apple picking but a huge pumpkin patch as well. The variety in the orchard will blow your mind. I'm pretty well versed when it comes to apples or so I thought before I came here. Winesap is a type of apple that I had never heard of, so I learned something new today. In addition, there are actually naturally blue pumpkins! Anyway... You should check this place out! The store onsite even has girl scout cookies, raw honey, raw honey combs, raw apple cider, LOCAL honey, pollinated in the TV, apple pie & of course, an array of apples & vegetables. Reserve a turkey 4 Thanksgiving, too!

If you're looking for something fun to do on a Monday night, check out the Meridian Monday Night…read moreMarket. We visited the first one on June 2. They will be running every Monday night through October 6, from 4 PM to 9 PM at Storey Park (205 E. Franklin Rd.). The majority of the vendors are food trucks, and food vendors, many of who were new to me. I've included pictures of the few non-food vendors towards the end of the post. I was impressed by how many vendors there were, as well as the turnout. It made for a nice evening in the park.

From the owner: Meridian Monday Night Market is the only Monday night, family and kid friendly pop-up marketplace…read morein Meridian! With a wide array of vendors, food trucks and kid friendly activities! You can find us every Monday night on the green of Storey Park near downtown Meridian! Every kind of food and drink you can imagine, we have plenty to do whether you're young or young at heart! We have live music and a trivia contest (where you can win tickets to upcoming concerts and events at the Ford Idaho Center), face painting, hair tinsel, and free balloon animals for the kids, delicious food trucks with new options being added all the time, and even a beer garden with a full bar! If you like to sleep in on the weekends, this is your chance to experience the best that Meridian has to offer without waking up at the crack of dawn! (Spots available for interested vendors as well, application and details on our website)

Old Fashioned Fruit & Veg in Boise has three locations. Two in Boise, and one in Kuna. I have…read morevisited both Boise locations. Last year, I visited the location on Cloverdale Road. I thought it was nice. Last week, I visited the location on Broadway Avenue. It's far exceeded my expectations! The variety and quality of the fruit and vegetables was outstanding. It is the best produce stand I have seen in Idaho. I spent $35 on fresh produce, including morel mushrooms, local purple asparagus, plums, strawberries, Rainer cherries, and several apple varieties. I forgot to take a picture of the strawberries, which were the best I've tasted in ages. The last time I saw produce this outstanding was at one of my favorite businesses in Washington state. That business gets a lot of their fruits and vegetables from Charlie's Produce, as does Fred Meyer's. As it turns out, so does Old Fashioned Fruit & Veg. If you're a produce nerd like me, that will mean something to you. The employees were friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. Open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM. Highly Recommended!!! P.S. if you look at all of the photos, the first 12 of the 92 were posted by someone else. The remaining 80 photos + the ones below were taken by me on 6/10/23.

Amazing fruit stand, but it has the worst customer service team. I've been shopping here for my…read morefruits and veggies for years now and until these last few months, the lady behind the cash register is absolutely rude, obnoxious and condescending. I've never been spoken to like this while purchasing fruits and vegetables before. Ask a single question and get an ear full of attitude. If you don't like working there, then just quit. Don't take it out on the loyal and returning customers! Nancy B. was right, very grumpy employees.

Couldn't find sour dough dinner rolls anywhere! I found Hudson's Baking on line. Located in a cute…read morelittle house in Kuna. Everyone raved about the rolls at our dinner! They have everything sour dough. I highly recommend!!

Their cinnamon rolls were out of this world! Wow! You must give them a try. The frosting was my…read morefavorite part. They were so soft and delicious. Best ever!

Love this place! Local veggies and fruit from spring until fall and lots of pumpkin and gourd…read morevarieties in the fall. Love the Hermiston watermelons and fresh corn on the cob.

Came here for a Christmas tree, very beautiful selection and we had no trouble finding a nice big…read morefull tree for under 45$. They even helped us load the tree and tie it down to the car, amazing customer service! Would totally go here again next Christmas or earlier for their produce.

We love this market! There is a huge variety of vendors with a LOT of really cool options! Each…read moreweek there are consistent vendors and new vendors, they have a pretty cool variety of musicians and entertainment. Vendors all have a great attitude and are happy to see you! Local, fresh, wholesome environment, family friendly

The Nampa farmers market is truly one of our favorite places to be on Saturdays! The food, the…read morevibe, and overall vendors are fantastic. Coastal Oak BBQ has some amazing tri-tip sandwiches! Overall, it is a really great market and a wonderful community.

When I moved to Idaho, it was with hopes that the only time I'd ever be reminded of Detroit would…read morebe during a Chrysler ad when I couldn't fast-forward through a Monday Night Football commercial break. So I felt a brick in the pit of my stomach the first time I strolled in to Stonehenge Produce and spied bottles of Faygo® Red Pop nudged in between the Sioux City Sarsaparilla and a small-batch root beer in their soda coolers. Folks, Faygo® is the reason for the downfall of society. Case in point? The Insane Clown Posse. But if one looks beyond the Faygo® - and the perpetual blanks on the shelves of Stonehenge's Shaker-style pie cabinet - there's a lot to like about Stonehenge Produce. And although this location on Overland pales in comparison to the original Stonehenge white barn on Fairview, the Overland Stonehenge does a fair job of providing locally- or regionally-sourced produce, dairy, eggs, meats, and treats, to residents of Boise's southeast side. Such services are of particular utility between Halloween and April, when the farmers markets are hibernating, leaving Stonehenge as one of the only places to procure farm-fresh eggs. And for those trying their hand at cheesemaking, Stonehenge carries Cloverleaf whole milk and Natural Farm Fresh raw milk. I also take out-of-towners to Stonehenge for local honey, spice blends, pastas, and jellies. My main issues with Stonehenge include the remarkably short shelf life of their produce (my bosc pears liquefied within two days of purchase), and their lack of fresh cuts of meat (all local meats at Stonehenge are frozen). I can overlook the Faygo®. But if ever a Detroit-style coney island opens up in Boise, consider my bags packed. *** CASH OR CHECK ONLY ***