AMAZING! My mom and I were hungry for a little something before we went and painted pottery at…read moreSunfire Ceramics and we happened to come by the Lawrence Farmers Market. It was filled with all sorts of treats, flowers, crafts, and so much more! We ended up getting a scone and muffin from a small bakery (I can't remember the name of it) and it was delicious! I can't wait to go back and try more treats and just explore the many different small businesses! It is a great Saturday morning adventure!

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I track them down finally and got two corn dogs The price is a little steep but actually well worth…read moreit I loved it drizzled in the honey. The only problem I had one of my corn dogs was way overcooked but I was already down the road and couldn't turn around. But I will be trying them anytime I can find them. One mistake doesn't describe the whole business.

KC Corn Dog Co was stopped outside Transport the other night so of course I had to stop. I got an…read moreepic dog and some fries and it was delicious as always. The fries were cooked nicely but they weren't anything spectacular so I probably wouldn't order them again. But the corn dog was faaaabulous as always. You have to get it with honey then drizzle on some ketchup and mustard as well. The people that run the truck are always super nice and I've never had a bad experience with them.

As someone that will take all of the Hispanic grocery stores this town can give us, I stumbled by…read moreaccident today onto Casa Azteca Market, tucked way back in the corner of the plaza area best known for hosting the big 23rd Street Ace Hardware, an oriental market, a bank, several pizza delivery joints serving the college crowd, and arguably the best sushi destination in the city: Nagoya Japanese Cuisine. Yep, that's reason to pull the car into the big parking area this area provides. The store carries most of the things you'd expect in a small Hispanic grocery of this size, but here's what got my attention: they have plans to open a street style taqueria with sit-down service in the next few months. Now THAT I can get behind. Chatted up a couple people working and they seem to know their stuff, planning to have tripas, pastor, lingua, barabacoa... the good stuff. The store also carries a mini assortment of home needs for the medicine cabinet as well, handy for some of the apartment buildings behind this complex, assuming they ever discover it. Asprin/Advil, toiletries, etc. With the plethora of pizza delivery joints in this complex, you'd think they'd discover it. Yea, maybe not. PIcked up some hot chilis, mayocobas and a Mexican soft drink. Big spender. Enjoyed the people working here, now keeping an eye out for that taqueria when it opens. If you come: it's in the far corner from both entrances. Credit cards accepted, including American Express.

The owners are extremely nice and they even offered to have special ordered items they may not have…read moreat the store for us should we want! Very clean and friendly market.

Excellent meat choices and very reasonable prices!! Would recommend to all my friends and family!!…read moreFast service and very friendly folks that run this place!! Nice and very clean establishment!

This place is great, if you want No W-2, no workers compensation, no insurances of any kind late…read morepay checks and no overtime this place would be great and don't forget there hygiene standards you'd love it here.

Love love love this beautiful Kansas farm. I am updating an older review because I've learned that…read morethey have retired the strawberry fields and picking, which is a bummer. They still do blueberry picking in June, so keep eyes on their socials and website. Maybe it's the Kansas in my blood, but it's really, really beautiful around this farm (much more so than nearby Missouri farms). Rolling hills, green tree canopies, dirt roads and big sky all while being surprisingly close to Lawrence. This farm was such a fun experience to pick strawberries at, and I'll go step-by-step in just a sec, but I have to shout out that I really appreciated the simplicity of this experience. Some of the u-picks and pumpkin patches go overboard with cheesy rides, hastily-made plywood games, etc. Some may love those, I don't always. I prefer to let the nature and friendly people around provide the fun, and Wohletz shines in that regard. Bring cash! That's important and while the berries are priced fairly, you don't want to be stuck with a basket you can't cover. Again, we gravitate to this area a lot anyways, but the rural land around Lawrence really is a special place. I'm just now realizing we drive up this way for strawberries in the spring, trail runs in the summer, pumpkin picking at Schaake's Pumpkin Patch in the fall, and cut a Christmas tree at Strawberry Hill Tree Farm in the winter. Enjoy Wohletz and if you miss their prime picking season, they are also available at the OP Farmers Market on most days!

Beautiful, tasty blueberries. All the people working at the farm are so very kind. A wonderful…read moreplace to be!

This place is bomb. I tried a few things and they were all great, but I keep coming back to the…read moreKorean beef burrito. Once a week!

If I see this food truck, I stop and get tacos. Doesn't matter if I'm hungry. Seriously, I've tried…read moreall of their offerings (and they have a lot) and every single one was GREAT. They also have a restaurant on Vermont St near 8th !

Cute little gourmet European market that I love stopping into when I'm in LFK. I like to go in and…read morebrowse the different items. They carry a ton of things. They have lots of imported foods, chocolates, cheeses, coffees, candies, and gifts from countries like France, Germany, and the Netherlands. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. On my last visit I decided to try some of their coffee and the individual who helped me made a recommendation for how to make it. I definitely took her advice and she was spot on. I appreciated the tip. I also always have to grab a box or two of Stroopwafels because this is literally the only place I can find them and they're so good with coffee! I highly recommend stopping in and seeing all the cool stuff that they offer.

Nice little gem on Massachusetts. If you're looking for a nice international variety that isn't…read moreWorld Market, this is your place. I enjoy their selection of cheese and chocolates. Folks here are friendly, too. This is my go-to stop for stocking stuffers.

We used Torched Goodness to cater dessert for our wedding reception. Cannot recommend them enough!…read moreJulia was great at communicating before the event and was helpful with her suggestions. The guests LOVED the crème brûlée and thought it was so cool that they torched it right in front of them. Normally I don't like caramel flavoring, but Julia convinced me to try the salted caramel and it was delicious! We had such a great experience! Would definitely recommend for any event catering!

What a fun concept!!! Found this gem at the Lawerence food truck festival this spring. I am a…read morehuge fan of creme brulee and of food trucks so this was like a dream come true for me! :D. I loved the color they chose, the bright green really made them stand out amongst the 30 some odd trucks at the event. They drew a large crowd but turned customers around fast so the long line was served very quickly. I had the coconut cream brulee and it was amazing. I would highly recommend! I wish they were slightly cheaper as the portion size was relatively small and mine did not even appear to be torched so I believe they were able to make it ahead of time and then serve, which probably helps them serve customers more quickly and manage the large queue they served at the event. Enjoy!