We came for lunch on our way home from Grand Rapids on Sunday, 7/26/26 around 12:15pm. There were…read morequite a few people, but it wasn't crowded. This was our first time here - but it will NOT be our last. I loved everything from the moment we set foot on the property. It is genuinely rustic, not artificially so. Everyone we encountered that works here was friendly and seemed to like their jobs! We didn't know before we got here but it is Blueberry Festival this weekend and there were blueberry themed drinks and food. They had free samples of blueberry soda, blueberry lemonade, blueberry jam and blueberry buckle and fresh blueberries! We tied all of it and it was all delicious! The lemonade was one of my favorites. We wandered the store for a bit and I think I'll end up taking one of everything I saw. I think I said "oh! I want that!" to AT LEAST 15 things. We had the 2 blueberry special drinks - blueberry lemonade mimosa and the blueberry frosé, we really enjoyed both. To eat we shared the BTB - which was another blueberry special. Brie, turkey and fresh blueberries on sourdough. I really liked it! I wish the blueberries had either been jam or some other sort of spread/compote instead of the whole blueberries. They kept rolling out of the sandwich haha. But the flavor combination was wonderful. The turkey and the sourdough were both grilled, which I made me real happy. Oh! The sandwich came with kettle chips that were the best kettle chips I've ever had - Which reminds me I was going to grab a bag to go and I totally forgot! We also had the Farmer's Daughter pizza which was awesome. Crispy crust on the bottom, but fluffy and light on top. Just the right amount of sauce and the toppings were great. We had the Oreo shake as well, also tasty! It melted quick! It was a pretty toasty day without much breeze. We ordered some donuts and a cinnamon roll to go, I'll have to review those later when we eat them - I'm too full right now! They have a pickle fest coming up next weekend and I want to go back! Everything about the farm was charming and we had a great time. Highly recommend!

Run by a wonderful family. Their monthly schedule is always posted online and clearly shows the…read moredays when an admittance fee is charged. Love the food, beer and all items sold here. We always have a relaxing time when we visit!

We stopped here with a group of 7 women on a Friday afternoon. We tried almost every wine and cider…read moreand not one of us bought a bottle to take home. The atmosphere they've created is cute, welcoming, and very family friendly. One of the servers argued about giving us a wrong sample, but a different staff member agreed and gave us the correct one. Even if we were wrong, when you have a group trying so many of your wines/ciders would you really make a big deal about one little sample?

After living here for almost 4 years I was very surprised to just now be hearing about this amazing…read moreplace. As I was reading the Michigan BrewTrail magazine I ran across their advertisement page, and was confused that it had a Grand Rapids address so It prompted me to do a little research. After a deep dive I found out that they are a farm/farmers market and a restaurant, cider/winery. If you Yelp search you won't find their restaurant, cider/winery because it pops up as Ed Dunneback and Girls Farm Market. This new Pink Barrel Cellars page should help separate this from just a farmers market, and help highlight some of their amazing food and drink. I went on their last day of live music according to their online schedule. When I showed up the parking lot was full and there was well over 100 people there. If you go inside you will immediately notice that this place is so much more than a farmers market. In the back they have a bar serving some amazing ales, seltzers, stouts, ciders, and wine by the glass. In the middle they have fresh donuts, wine by the bottle, fresh fruits and vegetables for sale. Near the front they have a food stand. All the employees were spectacular and very informative. I had many questions, and they were all very Knowledgeable. Found out they have a few beers that have won national beer awards. For lunch I wound up ordering the pretzel with beer cheese, and ordered a honeycrisp ale. The shareable size of the menu isn't joking. It's very large and you're gonna want to share. I was so full after my pretzel that I couldn't even think about a second beer. The beer cheese was the BEST beer cheese I've ever eaten in my life. It was out of this world. The beer was also pretty spectacular. The beer was so good that I couldn't resist the urge to buy some wine by the bottle with the hopes it was just as good. I enjoyed everything at their outdoor seating while listening to live music. If I had gone with someone I definitely would of taken advantage of cornhole and drank wine by the glass. After eating I couldn't resist walking around the farm that had a ton of people running and smiling. In the back I observed the piggies, Eddie and Joe, napping. Also got to say hi to their pony's and goats . I walked through the orchard, and also the pick your own pumpkin patch. They have a huge slidefor the kids, and a playground. Highly recommend following this place on social media to stay up to date on menu changes, and event updates. Such an eventful Sunday afternoon. Definitely worth the visit.

We loved this orchard SO much!…read more I couldn't believe the amount of fun, free entertainment packed into this farm. We ended up spending nearly three hours bopping our way between activities and snacking. We enjoyed cider, a variety of donuts (including apple cider and pumpkin with cream cheese icing), a big ole bag of "seconds" apples that were in great condition, paid for the four wheeler/train ride through the peaches and much more. The kids especially loved the goats, slide, tractor ride through the property and corn "Sand box". Bathrooms and snack stands were plentiful and clean throughout the front portion of the farm. The staff was all very engaged and friendly as well. I loved that this spot didn't feel cheesy or over commercialized like some orchards can become. It was truly perfect. Can't recommend it enough.

I've been to Schwallier's a couple times now and have had a lovely experience each time! If you…read moredon't get there right at open (or close to it), parking will be very hectic. While they have someone guiding you most of the time, people visiting are not always the most mindful and don't let you out to give up your spot. There is only one entrance/exit for cars, so I think they need to be a little bit more upfront with the flow of traffic and constantly have someone guiding everyone to ensure that parking isn't backed up. There are pumpkins, tracker rides, a little parade car for kids (and adults can fit too) and a play area for the kids. I think it's the perfect place to grab donuts, cider, pick some apples and grab your pumpkin. Just be warned that some areas may be more hectic than others, but that's what you get with a sunny October weekend!

We've known the Brechtings for years and they have grown beautiful fruits and vegetables, large…read moresize too. They are very popular with many in the area for their farm products and they now have a U-pick in the back fields. They are great people too and help others in the community of Alpine.

Great tasting veggies and delicious strawberries!read more

I've loved this little farm stand since I moved to GR three plus years ago. Not as big of a…read moreselection as Fulton Street, but super close to work making it easy to grab a few staples during the week like tomatoes, corn, broccoli, cauliflower, zucchini, peaches, and blueberries. And gorgeous little bouquets of flowers! If you are looking for a good old fashioned red slicing tomatoes, this place has some of the best. Great deals on bushels of Romas in September for canning/freezing. Come Fall, look for tons of pumpkins, winter squash, apples, and cider! Used to be located off of Four Mile, it is now off of Walker Road just past Bissel headquarters.

Great fruit and the best corn on the cob ever. People are great that work there. First class place…read more I highly recommend it.

This is a great place to bring the family to do some good ol Michigan cherry picking! It's super…read moresimple to do; you grab a bucket and go get lost in the tree fields! It's the perfect summer activity. Friendly service, and they provide ladders for you to get to the top of trees as well. The only thing that isn't too great is that cherry season can vary from only 1 to 3 weeks. So make sure to keep a eye on the website for season times and dates. (They vary from year to year depending on how the season and weather go)

Me and my family wanted to go cherry picking for the first time, so we found this place! As far as…read morepricing goes, i believe it was a dollar a pound. Our buckets were almost full and it only costed us 26 dollars! As far as hours goes, this is a seasonal event. You will have to go onto their Facebook website and message them to see when they are open. Overall, a great bonding experience to have with friends and family. Also, the website is https://m.facebook.com/Klenk-Orchards-Inc-242304435795130/

I am very disappointed that I got up early to pick strawberries at Krupp's . I was given a row that…read morehave few berries of any size . I don't know if the girl assigning the rows is new at the job. After picking for about 45 minutes and only having a quart of strawberries I got frustrated and left. If I come back I will make sure to ask for a better row right away.

Michigan strawberries are the best strawberries, that's just a fact. When ripe, they're deep ruby…read morered and as sweet as candy! It's not summer in Michigan until you've picked ten pounds of strawberries. I love going to Krupp Farms as they are the cheapest I've found locally--in 2019, $1.85 per pound for u-pick. They're also super friendly and guide you through the process if you've never been. We've been having tons of rain and the farm was a bit wet, so there was someone guiding people where to park based on the AWD status of your vehicle. This was super helpful as I've definitely witnessed people getting stuck in mud before, not fun. After I parked, I followed the crowds and was instructed to grab a cardboard tray and holder, then I was directed to another employee at the end of a row. She showed me where to start picking and gave me a flag to stick in the row when I was done to show where I left off. It's a good system so that everyone is able to get the most ripe strawberries! Speaking of ripe, the strawberries I picked were completely red throughout; they don't even have the white hull that most strawberries have. Amazingly sweet and juicy! I picked ten pounds in about an hour, then went to pay. They weigh your container and accept cash, debit cards, and checks (no credit cards). The women running the card machine reader were super friendly and fun to chat with as they waited for it to connect. The container they give you to hold your berries while you're picking is yours to take home and didn't cost extra; other farms I've looked at charge extra for containers. The farm also has a petting zoo, playground, and an ice cream shop, which makes it a great destination for people with kids. Be sure to watch their Facebook or website for updates each day for picking status; it changes day to day based on how the berries are ripening. You can also get asparagus, rhubarb, and raspberries!