Hulett Farm is also locally known as "The Corn Man". At one time a blow up giant ear of corn (with…read morea face) would fly out front when the corn was ready and for sale. Always good stuff! Butter... a little salt...Mmmmm... I had to stop in here recently in search of mini-pumpkins/gourds and I was able to pick through the bins and find exactly what I needed. The nice "farm man" saw that I was on a mission and wheeled out more boxes of the orange mini's. That was a nice thing for him to do and I appreciated the great customer service. If you need anything locally grown and in season this is a great place to check in.

Cheap source of mostly local produce. I go here first with my list, then go elsewhere only for…read morethose fruits and veggies I can't pick up here. Not open year round, which is to be expected as local produce availability varies.

I don't understand the previous review... Why would you give a bad rating because you were wrong on…read moreyour assumption? Anyway. I just ordered a box of produce during the pandemic where wait times for grocery deliveries are almost 2 weeks! I had the box of amazing, hand picked, produce and eggs on my porch the next morning! THANK YOU SO MUCH! Will definitely make this a regular request. Amazing service! (PS - I am located in outskirts Sarnia, and they still delivered, which is a huge plus for us! )

I sent my husband out to get some eggs this morning, he returned with an expired pack of eggs. I…read morecalled to say I was coming in to return them. The guy was rude on the phone and said exchange only. Then I realized these eggs are the same as in the grocery store.. just sold at a premium price. The only reason we went there is b.c we assumed they would be from local farms. Which they aren't. I Won't be returning.

I am SO excited this is local to me. I cannot wait to go…read moreback again & again. Apple Cider Slushy with vanilla custard?? Yes, please. Also, I could eat a million of those doughnuts . Kinda crispy shell with super soft insides. Just melts in your mouth. Not overly sweet at All. Cute play stuff for kids and has a little walking path/ with fairy garden. LOVE this place. People there were friendly.

Fantastic find in our local area. They have the most remarkable donuts as well as apple cider at…read morethis place. You can also get pumpkins and corn stalks here. They have a few things set up for kids in the back. You can eat there at picnic tables outside. They have jelly/jams/jarred items for sale also. Fresh squash and apples available as well. They are very friendly and the service was great. Check them out for yourself!!

I found this orchard on a whim driving home from Point Pelee National Park where I worked for many…read moresummers. Every year since I've been back & gotten my friends hooked on their produce. The best by far is their tangos! A small donut shaped fruit, which can almost be described as a mix of a peach and a mango. Nonetheless, it is absolutely delicious. They have lots of other produce as well, and very decently priced! Their staff is very friendly and knowledgeable too. I still make it a point to make a trip out here every summer so I can have tangos!

Love this little market…read more Great selection of seasonal vegetables, fruits, and berries. Impressive baked goods selection from local vendors. Decent selection of salsas, dips, hummus. What pulls it all together is the uber friendly staff...they're always smiling and willing to help. Prices are great. Definitely worth checking out.

I spent the night with my sister who happens to live in the county, and she recommended that I come…read morehere to pick up some corn for my parents, which was a great idea, this place was so quaint; small market, but full of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, and many different and uniquely made pastries, perogies, and other homemade goods from around Windsor -Essex, all in one place. The parking lot is really small, so when it's busy, you may not find a parking spot, luckily I did. I grabbed a basket and picked up some corn, homemade butter tarts, which are absolutely delicious and some dip seasoning. They also had an array of hummus, fattouch dressing, as well as cheeses and vegan cheese. Such a quaint market packed full of local items from around the Windsor Essex area, which is wonderful! Definitely would come back here to pick up some more local fruits & veggies that this area has to offer.

These are very good people and they have the absolute best fruits and vegetables, among other…read moreproducts. Never been disappointed with anything I've purchased.

Sorry, I was not impressed…read more. I heard terrific things about this place from a few friends and a cousin of mine.. I was highly disappointed and quite underwhelmed by the recent visit to their farmer's market/greenhouse. Bad service (snippy or none at all), lack of product, way overpriced, and in my opinion subpar produce for the money. Expected to be wowed and came away irritated and I thought it was rather regrettable that I even spent anything here. I love to shop locally and support small businesses etc but the produce, selection, service is far superior at the Flint Farmers Market. I wanted so badly to like this little market, but I don't.. sorry, just being honest.. the bananas did not look up to snuff, the lettuce selection and prices were bizarre (I wound up with overpriced romaine which is wilting and has brown spots), and I had to pick through many bruised up apples just to find a few good ones.. Overall, I don't recommend.. 2.5 stars. I'm giving three to be overly generous..

Beautiful fruits and vegetables! Decent prices! Been going to this market forever!! Always a…read morefestive feeling!!

Love this market. Great variety of vegetables. Plants and fruits. Marmalade is my favorite and…read morebaby canned beets are awesome. Can't wait for opening of the season.

I love Randazzo's! You will get a full cart of fruit & veg for $50; can't beat it. You will need to…read morewash everything thoroughly and nothing is labeled organic, but the produce is super fresh and abundant - you won't find better for the price. They also have tons of Asian greens and veg, interesting fruits like whole jackfruit, and great snack/bulk items like dried papaya and nut mixes. There are always tons of workers, so lines are very fast. They also have plants and flowers outside in the summer - such a great market.

Coming there for years and they never disappoint. The produce always seems very fresh and the…read moreeverything is super inexpensive. What amazes me the most if there specialty selection. You will find your typically fruits and vegetables but they often have a tons of items that you may not be able to get from a Kroger like longans, lychee nut, rambutan, guanabana soursop, and more! My only concern is that it can be hard to maneuver through the aisles when it is very crowded, plus you have staff working as well so things can get pretty tight but it's well worth it for all that savings and great finds you get. I'm always shocked by how little my cost is when I leave the register. The environment may not be for everyone but I think it's 100% worth checking out at least once if you're in the area.

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.