Went again. Merchandise booths change periodically. Items are locally made. Lots of unusual and…read morepractical items. I buy Akron Honey: Small business-family owned, including being bee keepers. Casual, open air restaurant was booming.

My first time visiting this market! What a concept for entrepreneurs to freely showcase their…read moreideas, skills and share their creations. A few stores are closed like the boba tea shop. This place definitely could use a specialty coffee/tea bar. It was a long wait since there was only one worker serving a long line just to get a hot drink. I enjoyed checking out unique products made with passion and creative skills from local honey to sweaters made with Alpaca wool materials.

Great produce, great prices, great service. Always crowded, always stocked with unique things.read more

We absolutely love coming to Beilers. They often have a great selection of produce you won't find…read moreat a mass grocery store, for better prices. Their sales are often quite good too. I will say that their plants and pumpkins during those times of the years are a bit overpriced but their mum's in the fall are really pretty. We do try to avoid coming during peak hours because it can get very crowded, very easily. I'd actually love to see them get a bigger building so that shopping was a bit easier for customers.

I got some cheese, lavender honey, and a piece of cake. I enjoyed them all. The area is very nice…read morewith lots of trails to see too.

How has this cute little place not been reviewed?? I went here Saturday morning after looking for…read morefarmers markets around me. This is a self serve stand located inside a super cute barn space. It's on the honor system so you just pick out what you would like and write up a receipt for your total. Accepts cash and mobile payments. I bought some veggies, loose leaf tea, done frozen meats and some blueberry lavender jelly that is delicious!! The area is beautiful, and it was easy to find. I didn't meet anyone during my visit but the farm is so pretty. I hope to go back, and you should definitely visit too!

This is my favorite local place to buy spring flowers, summer veggies, and everything for fall…read more They have mums and a great selection of pumpkins in every color, shape and size, and the lowest prices. Oct is a great time to visit for a wide selection of squash, peppers, eggplant, cauliflower and more. It's cash only for the veggies. You can buy individual items (many for 50 cents/75 cents/1 dollar) or buy larger portions for preserving. Service is always friendly and helpful, and the rural, rustic vibe makes you want to linger and take pictures.

Was at their greenhouse when I shopped here. The staff is helpful, easy to identify while shopping,…read moreknowledgeable, and can answer questions. It's fun to shop for flowers and plants here. Unique items! I purchased a few items today, and will come back here in the near future. I appreciated too the hold table as I was able to place a couple baskets on it while I completed my shopping. When shopping here, be sure to go in the back to see Gideon there are some too! Fun! The aisle are spacious and there is plenty of room to move a cart through the different areas of the greenhouse.

Nice variety of foods. All was good but be aware of the bulk food because some of the candy was…read morehard, possibly old? The Amish doughnut, baker, hot foods and meat market was great and fresh. All the workers were very kind and accommodating. also very clean.

If you want to beat the traffic tie ups in the eastern part of the county, head west on 39 to this…read moreawesome family owned/run farm stand! Their fruits and veggies are so fresh and delicious! And they operate on the honor system after hours and on Sundays. HIGHLY recommend!

A great local farm and market. I buy plants in spring, flowers for summer and pumpkins each fall…read more I'll pick up some quality produce and always look forward to their homegrown sweet corn.

Beautiful flowers, great customer service, very nice local gardening business! I highly recommend…read morethis place instead of a large, impersonal chain.

Friendly vendors, not what I really expected at a farmers market. The variety of flowers were…read morewonderful, the vegetables were a bit high in price, no fruit which was quite a bummer. The location under a bypass, and mural was creative and nice to see. I guess if your looking for fruits and a better selection, with not as many vendors, I was told there a few other spots for farmers markets to check out.

The vendor was very nice and knowledgeable about her product. She can answer any questions you may…read morehave. There is a variety of scent combinations and she has other products besides soap . There are also many other vendors at the indoor location through the winter months, and I would encourage anyone in the area to stop by if they value organic produce and supporting local business . The products are all very fresh and of good quality, although I could not speak for the holiday market vendors because they are only gonna be here for two consecutive weekends and I do not know them well . I guess it depends what you're looking for apart from Food. There is a program that gives you some extra spending credits. If you are on snap benefits, or certain other programs so you should go to the website for the market and find out about that. They exchange your card, benefits for wooden nickels , good for any food product , or little green coins that are only good for produce. There are usually two or three different bakeries, including Brimfield oven . A coffee vendor, and at least one seller of free range meat. Her products are frozen, of course. There were a couple people who have free range eggs. There is a dizzying array of vegetables available, and the vendors can tell you more than you ever thought to ask about any of them . You will probably find some new favorites like daikon, radishes, and Mizuna greens. There are multiple colors of carrots and beets, as well as different varieties of radish and turnip. The hard thing is not to overspend because your eyes are bigger than your stomach . and I will also say that because you are getting organic produce, you can eat the greens on everything on the counter: carrot tops and beet greens and radish or turnip greens(google that if you don't believe me, these are all edible,) ... as well as the usual kale and cabbage and chard. There are vegetarian and vegan options as well as sellers of mushrooms and mushroom tincture , house plants, maple syrup, and honey, barbecue sauce, donuts, pasta. Prepared Mediterranean food. Like I said, you can go crazy because there's so much good food.

First time going here and it will not be our last. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming. Our…read morecashier was kind and gave us helpful information about the farm and weekend events. It was busy but not bad at all, it was worth the drive and purchases we made. Looking forward to going back already!

This place is a farmer market in the summer and early fall. Just note off the bat. 2 things. The…read morecorn is very very good. The prices can be high. Cost of corn today 9/20 was 6 ears for $4.50. Yesterday we saw at a farmer market 12 for $7. So a bit more. They have a complete industry going in summer and fall. Lots of pumpkins. Prices for a good size pumpkin is around $16. Kinda high. Good size though. They have a corn maze and such. Corn maze is not free. They have hot dogs, ice cream and corn on the cob to eat. They have glider picnic tables arranged around. It's very family friendly. But after 30 mins you can spend $60 easy. They sell bread and bakery from local places. Loaf of fresh bread is around $7. Inside they have a ton of different fruits and veggies as well as jams and Amish treats. Fruits and veggies can be pricey. We got some lettuce, 3 tomatoes, 2 potatoes, green beans, 1 onion, bread, cost us $41. We could have gotten more but that was enough to spend. Bottom line. Good quality. Good selection. But you're going to pay for it. We like Szalays and will go back. Just be aware of what you can afford.

Never a dull moment at Kent's Haymaker Farmers Market! We have been coming to the market for over 5…read moreyears today and what I do like about it is the the cool, relaxed atmosphere of both the shoppers and sellers. I often go to farmers markets to buy locally as much as possible. The seller's carry seasonal items and they hold the market indoors in the winter. I love when it is outdoors, you get to hear the music if a band is present. They sell home goods and meats as well! It's not just produce here! Also, when you become a regular, the sellers tend to give you freebies... But shh! Don't tell any body I said so. 4 stars for always being the go to spot.

Winter season location for the Farmers' Market has moved around over the years, currently (Dec…read more2015) occurring at the Kent Methodist Church on 59, plenty of parking in the back. Many of the faithful vendors from Haymaker are there, with the same high quality wares. Lots of cool weather / greenhouse produce, herbs, baked goods, preserves, dried items, wonderful fresh cheese, frequently even hot food being sold by our neighbors and other familiar faces. Highly recommend.