**Review for their pick your own strawberry**…read more The price for 2018 is $6/kg, which I remembered it was $5/kg when I last went here for the 2016 strawberry season. They have a pretty large strawberry field for customers to pick from. You can either bring your own container to buy a basket from them, and they will weight your strawberries at the end to determine the cost. There is no time limit of how long you stay in the field to pick, and they have free parking on site. It appears that this year the yield was lower than usual, as the strawberries were mostly smaller than the ones I picked back in 2016. However, they still taste really good despite the smaller size. The strawberries go back fairly quickly, so you should eat them within a day or two after picking, or store them in the freezer to make smoothies. They also have other produce available for picking, which I think corn is coming up later in July. You can go on their website to see what's available and the prices. They also have a market on the other side of the street for customers to buy fresh produce from, much like a farmers market

A recent bus day trip included a stop at this market and it was a delightful little place. Lots of…read morepreserves, fresh baked goods, produce and even some frozen options. There is also gelato and ice cream offerings. I got myself a strawberry sundae that hit the spot. I also picked up some ambrosia apples, an unique maple chipotle pepper seasoning, red pepper jelly, strawberry cream honey (!!) and a corn dip. The last thing I hesitated on until a customer said it was amazing. Sold! I bought a frozen one to survive a bit longer and I haven't tried it yet, but considering the enjoyment of everything else, I trust it will be good. My sister got some fresh corn on the cob and her whole family wished she brought home more. So if you're in the area, do yourself a favour and see what Herrie's has to offer.

I've been to the market multiple times, though I haven't checked out the farm side yet. The market…read moreitself is set up like a small boutique shop. They carry fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers, so prices can be a little higher since they're reselling, but the produce is always clean, colorful, and great quality. Beyond the basics, they also sell indoor and outdoor plants, unique brands you won't usually find at grocery stores, and specialty items like quail eggs, duck eggs, and a nice variety of cheeses. I even came across some vegetables I'd never tried before, like black kale, which was new to me. The staff are always super friendly and outgoing. I've visited a few times now and never had an issue with any of the products. For me, this market is an easy five stars.

Out of the 3 farms that I've visited recently, Rock Garden was probably my favourite, but that…read moredoesn't say much. This "farm" was more like a garden centre + a nice grocery store that sells primarily produce, a good share of baked goods, & some bottled items like preserves, maple syrup, jams, honey, etc. There was no "pick your own" strawberries. At least none that I saw anyway. What sorta leaves a sour taste in my mouth is that farms always promote this support, "Eat Local" mentality, but their prices seem on-par with Whole Foods: 3 tri-coloured bell peppers - $7+, a dozen free-range eggs - $4.50, a pint of strawberries - $6, a pint of peaches/nectarines - $5 (almost $1/ea), etc. I just had an egg this morning and it tasted like a regular, store bought egg. Nothing discerning about it. I also bought a 8" peach pie and wished that I had chosen another fruit. As I cut into the pie, I noticed that all the peach slices were all spread out, covering may 50% of the filling. The rest of it was clear, sweet, gelatin. My friend get a Saskatoon berry and the filling was more consistent. So if you're planning to get a pie, SKIP the peach! I thought that buying straight from the source would be cheaper/same prices at the grocery store, but BETTER quality, but I guess I was wrong.

Have lived in KW for 25 years but had never been here until today. It was a gorgeous October day -…read moresunny and warm. There were pumpkins everywhere! Also for sale tons of squash's and other fall veggies (Brussels, turnip, leeks, potatoes...) it was very busy and family friendly. Giant corn maze, play areas, etc. I would definitely it let recommend!

Nauman's farm is a really cool place to take your kids and pickup pumpkins and other vegetables…read morewhether you are going to use them for food or for decoration. There is a parking lot but if you are buying a lot of pumpkins I'd recommend parking as close to the right side upon entering as possible so it won't be such a long haul for your cart that you fill up. The place is really large. If you have kids there is a corn maze, rope maze as well as a swings, slides, hay tower/pyramid and other park related activities like a pumpkin slingshot. The pumpkins are laid out by type, and sometimes by size and there are a very wide variety of shapes, sizes and prices. They have some pumpkins that are so large they are on skids and probably require a forklift to put into a flat bed. They have metal carts or you can bring your own wagon. Basically just pick out everything you want and then take it into the building where the check out is. They take debit I'm not sure about credit card. This place is a wonderful place to spend a few hours. Apparently they also have a booth at the St. Jacob's farmer's market too.

The 100 Mile Store an independent grocer offering local and specialty products. You should see how…read moremuch goodness is packed into this tiny store! A definite must-visit for any foodie.

The 100 Mile Store reminded me of the Leslieville Cheese Market with the one exception that there…read morewas very little cheese at the 100 Mile. Strange I know but the layout and fridges filled with delicious things really hit me. The shop is tiny and tries to showcase local organic products of all kinds. Soap, meat, cheese, baked goods, you name it. If it's ethically made then they want to help you sell it. That's a mandate I can get behind because far too many companies put profit ahead of quality these days. I picked up a dozen duck eggs, a giant mason jar of maple syrup, elk jerky and bacon and was amazed at how good everything was. Fresh, locally sourced food makes for one hell of a breakfast which kind of makes me wish I lived a little closer to this place.

I visit Singh Farm anytime I visit Brampton. They have really fresh produce, always someone to help…read moreyou when you need help finding something, and the store always has an upbeat vibe. When you drive up to the store, it's super bright and colorful, and it can't be missed. I enjoy the fresh juice bar, and each time I go in, I ask one of the employees to make me something new, and they never disappoint! It's a huge plus they have all those fresh fruits and veggies available. I'm super sensitive to certain things, and they always make something within my restrictions and I've never had an issue. The owner has gotten to know that I'm a visitor from out of country and always comes out to say hi and makes me feel like family. Thank you! I'd definitely recommend this store if you're a local or visiting. We need stores with this extra touch of humanness where I'm from, too.

Amazing juice served - fresh and made with love! Service is always polite and the staff look like…read morethey have fun. Ambiance is welcoming and warm. Great way to support a local family business.

A consistently delightful spot. We've always enjoyed the drive out here from Toronto…read more It's enormously popular with people of all ages. One of the big draws for us is their very tastefully curated market shop which has everything from costume jewellery, home decor/accoutrements, classy tableware etc. Their name branded Springridge Farm chutneys, BBQ seasonings, rubs and salad dressings are outstanding! Every year they increase their repertoire. They have a ton of other jarred comestibles. They have a lovely bakery/coffee shop on site where you can relax in the garden under the large trees.

Wonderful staff and a great shop. It's so nice there. Had a lovely experience and they were helpful…read moreand it's just a beautiful place.

This has become my favorite store by far! Everything in this store is either local, organic, or…read moreboth! It's not only fruits and vegetables, they make amazing "vegan" meals that you can have delivered or just pick up. They also have many Cold-Pressed Juices they make themselves, all of them filled with vegetables yet taste like fruit. They also have juice "detoxes" where they make you a bunch of juice in advance so you can drink it during the week, in the convenience of your own home or at work. I must say, everything I've eaten or drank there has not only tasted great but also made me feel healthier, including knowing I'm making a choice to put my health first in a not expensive way. It's hard for a mother of 2 boys to take care of "herself" and eat properly, Farmer Jack's made it super easy. It's almost like Jenny Craig but better because they deliver! If you are looking to make healthier choices, eat more local foods, try a juice detox, or just want to eat something really yummy, I 100% recommend Farmer Jack's! Low prices, great service and a healthier "you", how can you top that? Try it! I have no doubt you'll love it.

The best Farmacy in town! The most reasonable juicing company around! Terry is fantastic and a…read morewonderful example of youth!

Tucked away in the back of 630 Dundas is a great variety of locally produced products that take it…read moreup a notch for food options in the Old East Village. Anchored by the Fire Roasted Coffee roasting facilities also include Glen Farms Herbs & Preserves, Urban Oven (gluten free bread), Vegan Delights, Meals on Wheels food lab + a new sandwich shop going in. Everyone of these vendors is rolling up their sleeves and is usually on site to take questions and offer up some tasty samples. If the first group of shops is any indication, we will have lots of good, locally produced food options at reasonable prices for years to come.

From the owner: The London Food Incubator is giving new food businesses a fertile place to start and grow…read more The Old East Village Grocer occupies the front of the building, filling the need for a full supermarket in an area identified as a "food desert" in one academic study. Keep walking to the back of the grocery store, you enter an area where preserves are being bottled, coffee beans are processed, gluten-free and vegan food is being prepared and breakfasts for Meals on Wheels are being packaged. The incubator is housed in a historic industrial building once occupied by the O-Pee-Chee gum company.

Great selection for food forest design, bare root specimens were well taken care of and good…read moreservice.

From the owner: Silver Creek Nursery is highly regarded as a great family-owned local nursery to buy LIVE & true to…read morename fruit trees and bushes. We offer heritage and specialty dwarf, semi-dwarf & full-sized bareroot fruit trees from Southern Ontario. You can purchase our trees and plants online (or potted plants in-store); we ship across Canada! Our orchard has over 500 cultivars of food bearing plants. We offer apples, pears, plums, peaches, cherries, quince, medlars, and apricots. Whether it’s traditional cider apples you are looking for, or those obscure heritage varieties that Grandma and Grandpa grew, chances are we have it. We specifically curate, grow and test our trees for the Canadian climate; we have cold-hardy Apricots for Zone 4, folks!