Whistling Well Farm was the perfect spot for a laid-back fall outing! I organized a trip there with…read moresome colleagues, and it ended up being such an easy, low-stakes way to spend time together outside of work. There was plenty of space to roam through the orchard, chat, and enjoy the beautiful scenery without feeling crowded. The apple picking was great--we had no trouble finding plenty of apples--and I also loved that the farm is both dog-friendly and kid-friendly, making it a fun destination for all kinds of groups. They even had live music while we were there, which added to the relaxed, festive atmosphere. Before heading out, we stopped by the little farm store and picked up some local goodies like jams and cider. It's those extra touches that make the experience feel special. The only minor downside was that the pumpkin patch was a little sparse when we visited, but the orchard and overall atmosphere more than made up for it. Whether you're planning a family day, a casual date, or a group outing with friends or coworkers, Whistling Well Farm is definitely worth a visit!

Simple. Keep this word in mind as you travel to Whistling Well Farm. If you are seeking out a state…read morefair experience or something with loud and boisterous events, this is not it. Contrary it's every reason why we enjoyed it. Highlights include: dog friendly, nice parking, friendly staff, proficient store with basic items such as honey, caramel, chocolate covered cherries, plush dog toys, coloring books, apples, etc. Outside you will find a pumpkin patch, goats and even a DJ with a dance floor. If you have kids, this is a great outing for the family. My group walked our dogs around the space, split come apple cider donuts and snapped a few pics by some of the fall decor. Notes: dogs are not allowed in the gift shop and there is a food stand that serves hot dogs, cider, chips and apple cider donuts. We did not see any alcohol onsite.

Great bakery and brunch spot. Helpful staff. The French toast available on weekends was a treat…read more Fun old school feel

It took us a while to find the place - tucked between Caribou and Verizon, it is practically…read moreunnoticeable from the road. We even pulled into the parking lot and left, because we didn't see it from the car. But I'm happy we did another loop and found it- it was absolutely worth it! The scones were fresh and delicious, cookies and absolutely treat (chocolate with sea salt and dates with nuts), and bread was perfect for sandwiches. We also saw them selling at the Saturday market in Northfield park and there was same delicious selection of goods, and lots of locals buying freshly baked goodies. Highly recommend and would go out of my way to stop by here again!

Best cured & smoked ham I've ever had! So glad we stumbled on this place after hiking the state…read morepark hiking club trail. Best Easter ham ever! Beef muscle jerky is up near the best. Ring bologna had too much moisture (too much pork?) for my liking but flavor was very good. . NOTE - they give great instructions for cooking the ham but I used two internal meat thermometers to monitor internal temps while cooking in the oven at 350. Just remember that these are "guidelines" & you must put some liquid in a roaster pan, insert your temp probes, then seal roaster tightly with aluminum foil. Bake at 350 til IT of 155 degrees. When the ham hit 155 IT, I shut the oven off and just let the ham sit in there, sealed, until it's time to eat. Monitoring your internal temps still of course. Mine ended up reaching 178 degreees IT by the time we ate. The ham is perfectly moist and bursting with great flavor, it wasn't the slightest bit dry.

All their meats are top quality. Been enjoying it for years. If you're anywhere near here, you've…read moregot to swing by. Dried beef makes the best sandwiches

Felt like we interrupted an employee training session when we came in to this big and beautiful…read morestore filled with a variety of good foods. I had questions of different turkey products and found one of several t-shirted employees and she was a little rude that I would ask stupid turkey questions. The store has a nice variety of turkey and specialty items, but because of my discomfort I left with just a small amount of turkey product.

We've been going to Ferndale since 2017 and like many, we understand that they may need to adjust…read morefor inflation. That said, we were going to make our semi-annual trip to Ferndale this past weekend and we were disappointed to see that prices for ground turkey didn't just go up in price, but had doubled (according to the website) since we last purchased over the summer. We had just bought a Ferndale turkey for Thanksgiving and it didn't seem like prices had doubled at that time. Love the product, disappointed that it's now cost-prohibitive. We traveled from River Falls, WI to buy from them and now we can no longer afford it.

The beef jerky is my favorite. I have tried tons of kinds from a lot of places. Wish they had…read moreshipping!!!

The place I always passed by. But this is the year of new places for me. So we are getting ready…read morefor Xmas lent. No meat and dairy. So no brats or sausages til next year. Funny I picked up the frozen beer battered pollack. I did some sampling for this review. Ham spread, not spicy, pretty mild and perfect for an appetizer. I got a creamy macaroni salad and it is clearly made on site. Not the generic crap. Some ham for sandwiches. This is definitely not the stuff from the store. The butter spritz cookies looked great for a snack later. You really have to hold back. If i picked up any of the jams and jellies I'd put back on the 50# I lost. The only non specialty items were crackers and sodas as far as I could tell. There's a lot of stuff here and a lot of people buying it at any given time. My favorite was in the deli. Pete's jalapeno pickles. Now Yelpers know I don't like anything spicy. This just looked so damn good and it was bread and butter style. A great flavor. Super big slices too. They have good cheese assortments and I was impressed by a huge block of sliced American. Lots of staff. This place is almost like a hang out.

I have been here five years ago and I forgot how it was like. I went inside it's a miniature co-op…read moreand they have everything. Parking ample and there's a table and seating outside two spots and Bicycle parking too. Nice streets with plenty of businesses but not overcrowded. There is even a plate full of water for the dogs outside how nice is that.

We moved to Northfield this year and Just Love Just Food. Having come from the land of grocery…read morestores and farmers markets, I am pleasantly and gleefully surprised every time I shop here. They have all the staples I had in Studio City, and all the best local growers and partners represented. It seems organized and happy and I'm so glad it's here.

I'm surprised to see less than 5 stars! We went for our second year of strawberry picking at…read moreLorence's Berry Farm. We found the operation very well managed both times. They give you a basket and have a system to assign you to your own row for picking. Once done, you wait in line to weigh and pay. Lots of berries on the bushes and it's okay to sample as you go! The strawberries were so sweet and delicious - far more flavorful than you buy at the supermarket. This year they charged $3/lb and I saw a lot of full baskets. It is cash or check only so make sure to come prepared. Plenty of parking available. Call ahead to confirm picking hours, as they do sell out. I also recommend following their Facebook page for the latest picking updates. We didn't buy any this time but I did notice that they sell jams and asparagus at their farm stand as well.

Great little farm to go check out if you feel like getting a little dirty and getting some…read morestrawberries. It seemed like we were maybe a little late in the season or some real pros must have been through our rows a week or two before us because we weren't finding the huge berries. Although we are thinking if we went back in a couple weeks we might get some of the bigger ones. But for 45 mins of picking on a perfect day and 17lbs of strawberries you can't beat the price of $20.

Really impressed by the variety and good prices. I drove by for years and had no idea this…read moregreenhouse had so much to offer!! And it is so close to home!

What an excellent place to pick up fresh produce and flowers. Bill the owner is a really nice guy…read moreand very knowledge when it comes agriculture. He spent many years as a plant breeder prior to opening Cedar Hill Greenhouses.