Rude counter help. I was open about the coupon issue and she acted like it was a personal attack…read more Nothing got bought or solved. ,

Great fun for the entire family. 2 1/2 year old granddaughter had a great time. We all enjoyed…read morepicking apples, the flowers, animals, and got some great family photos on the hay bales. The staff were very helpful and friendly. A great way to spend the afternoon with family and friends. Will go back next year.

I love farmer's markets. So when I have the opportunity to shop at one while in vacation, I get…read morestoked. You can imagine how over-the-moon I was being able to check out this market in my home county. My cousin and I braved the unseasonably brisk weather (seriously, it was in the 50s!!) Saturday morning. As I imagined, the produce was amazing. Three monster-sized zucchini for a dollar! There was also local honey and maple syrup, jellies and jams, and lye soaps. I ended up with some zukes (which I sent home with my sister's daughter) and a lotion bar that I'm completely obsessed with. No more dry hands in this guy!

What a great local farmer's market! Located on Market Street within a covered pavilion area. They…read morehad a wide variety of vendor options from produce, flowers, honey, candles, baked goods, breads, trinkets, jewelry and plants. They also had a couple of food trucks to grab a bite from. While there was a lot of variety, I also liked that there were multiple booths selling similar items. I felt this keeps everyone honest and competitive so nothing felt overpriced. Some of the aisles were tight from crowds but it was easy to navigate through.

We enjoy going to the Toledo Farmers' Market from time to time just to check out the various…read moreofferings from produce and fruits to specialty meats, spices, BBQ sauces, honey, kettle corn, as well as many different "craft" all local vendors. There is usually an array of food trucks on-site as well. Prices are moderately higher than grocery store products, but these are local vendors that do not have mass production facilities and hope to make money on volume sales. Vendors are usually very friendly and will take the time to share stories about their products making it a personal experience. We also go to the Toledo Farmers' Night Market occasionally as well.

We love coming to Monroe's Farmer's Market On Saturday mornings. During the summer they have a…read morevendor set up outside, during the winter, their quietly tucked away inside. They're also open on Tuesdays. I love going there for the farm fresh eggs, the plants, the homemade goods. It's always a good vibe, you should go check it out!

Great farmer's market. Everything looked great. Picked up some nice eggs and honey. Lot of really…read morenice people. Support this market.

Keil's Greenhouse and Produce is located between Swanton and Delta and is most certainly an…read moreenjoyable place to stop, shop and get ideas for my garden and I always buy more flowers than I intend to. It's just a fact, they have too many nice plants that need a home as I tell my husband. These include seasonable plants starting early Spring through Summer. They have produce during the season and their sweet corn and tomatoes are two of my favorites there. An added bonus is they have a loyalty/rewards type of card to have stamped on your purchases for cash off when it's filled. The people working there are very helpful with any gardening questions which I sometimes have.

From the owner: Toledo area's Best Garden Center, Local Farmers Market & more! We are four generation farmers,…read moregrowing your favorite seasonal produce just outside Toledo, Ohio, in fact 8 miles west of Toledo Express Airport in Swanton, Ohio. We plant and grow a large variety fruits and vegetables, striving to provide your family with "field to your table" quality produce. Late April through mid June, our garden center greenhouses burst open with an amazing array of over sized, annual flower baskets, flower planters, vegetable plants & perennial flowers. We sell our fresh produce from these same greenhouses, early July through October.

Fangboner did a lovely job shipping multiple care packages out-of-state. Their teas, coffees, and…read morecake had rave reviews and their customer service was positive and efficient with special requests. I will continue ordering for our work partners.

We love Fangboner Farms! Such a unique experience. If you have never been to the farm you HAVE to…read morego visit Jan and Roland!

Great place to shop. Prices are very reasonable. And produce is great. Can't wait to go againread more

I got that entire over stuffed bag of produce for 15 bucks. This is my go to spot for produce. They…read morealso have some little gems sprinkled throughout the store like cheeses, eggs, local cider. The store is always clean well stocked. The staff are helpful. Despite the extremely long lines on the weekend, staff always get us through quickly.

Due to life and a pandemic I took a few years off from strawberry picking but I was excited to do…read moreit again this year! I was not left disappointed. First off, we went on a Friday early evening the week the strawberries were ready for picking and it was PLENTIFUL. So many berries. My family and I all agreed that we would only be picking enough to eat at home and that's it. No jamming, canning, freezing, etc. Yet the berries were so perfect, so ripe and beautiful we somehow picked a full tray each, even in the 90 degree, 60% humidity heat. NO REGRET! It's still super easy to go here. Drive up, grab your tray, pick your berries, drive back and get them weighed (there's stall with mixes for baked goods, jams, and more plus bottled beverages if the heat is getting to you). I can't remember exactly but it shook out to be around 2.59 a pound I believe (but don't quote me on that) and I got $23 dollars worth. Now I have nearly 9lbs of strawberries in my fridge for snacking, baking, and more. But don't expect jam this year. I haven't the energy for that!

Our family takes a trip here every year, for the last 12 years. We love it! We pick sugar snap peas…read more& strawberries. Prices are reasonable and it's a full day of fun. Pack sandwiches & have a picnic after! Pro tip: check the website, their Facebook page, or call them every year to see how the crop is doing and when it will be ready for picking. If you wait too long you'll miss out because they get picked pretty quickly.

Now on Wednesdays. They also have food vendors now, like Andy's Chicken there. A nice addition this…read moreyear is the children crafts and large sand area for play. My son now asks to go to the farmer's market nearly afternoon.