It's just down the street from the Columbia Farmer's Market on Saturdays, and is a bit smaller, but…read moreit's still worth a stop for fresh produce and baked goods.

This is the spot of the farm for the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture, whose office is…read moreactually at 214 Saint Joseph St. So it's where the dirt is. Literally and figuratively. On Mon/Wed/Fri they have a vegetable sale, 4-8ish, or until they run out. They have herbs, squash, greens, etc. And it's cheap. They even take EBT. The farm also has chickens on site, and they occasionally give classes, recently (summer 2010) they had a demonstration for culling chickens. Not for the urban squeamish. There is also a lot of composting going on, and they have that worm-composting, too, and classes on all of this stuff. I like this place, because the only other farmer's markets are way outside of downtown, and since I live downtown I can actually walk to this one in 15 minutes. The folks are nice as can be, and it's a great resource for us city folks to learn more about where our food may come from, how it goes from manure to our plate (sorry for the imagary there...),

This place is wonderful! The atmosphere is splendid. They have room for everyone. You can spread…read moreout. Enjoy the scenery, which is OMG. Stunning! With the lake and ducks, to the beautiful fields and not to mention the stunning sunsets you can see from here. They seem to regularly have musical entertainment. Several bathrooms to use. A large tent for a covered area when it is raining. The slushies are wonderful. Absolutely love the strawberry margarita. Very much enjoy that you can bring picnic supplies and have your own little day of enjoyment. They also have snack items you can purchase.

First time here. Parking is on a field so we had to walk through weeds to get in. Then into the…read morewinery which is an open room with a counter, no server staff. We sampled a few wines. Ok wines but if you found one you liked you could only get it if there was enough in the sample bottle unless you wanted to buy a full bottle. So we had to settle. We ordered a pizza. It was ok not anything special. The outside seating was nice with views of the lake and pretty sunset. They had entertainment which was a guy with a guitar and a gal singing. Mediocre at best. It is what it is. A mid Missouri winery. The owners were very pleasant and nice. It's a fine place to get away for a bit.

Well done Pumpkin patch and reasonably priced…read more Kids had a blast even when it started pouring rain. Hope to come back again

This place is amazing. For one low price you get several activities for the kiddos. We enjoyed the…read morewagon ride and corn maze. We also think the pricing is great. We found Cinderella pumpkins for $7 dollars. Such a great deal where STL pricing is over triple that for one.

we went back winter 2026 and it's definitely been played with hard. It was less enthusing this…read moretime, seems to need an update, but I realize kids are hard on things. Seems pricey for what you get. This time I have a 4 and 2 year old. The owner was there, but not super friendly to customers. She just looked at us and kept doing what she was doing. The place is still well decorated and cute, can just tell it's used. I didn't have any food this time.

What a fun morning. We were visiting Columbia for an event at Mizzou with an infant and a…read morepreschooler. Weather was iffy so we wanted an indoor place for them to play. Stumbled on tiny play on the web and so glad we booked. The online reservation process was a little much for a one time visit, but it worked out. The play area was so clean, staff were friending and the kids were thrilled. Enjoyed the separate baby area. They have a coffee bar and separate birthday party rooms. We will go again if in Columbia.

Make some of the best tasting brownies in town. The also make cake pop and put them on top ice…read morecream cones to make a cute play on ice cream.

Stopped by after grabbing a coffee next door and tried their scones, it was very moist and just…read moreright on the sweetness. Perfect way to start your weekend day, I hope people try it out!

Unpasteurized milk, eggs and seasonal produce. What more can you ask for? One of the few local…read moresources for said items.

Buyer beware! They are clearly buying store bought tomatoes…read morebut passing them off as homegrown. Anyone who knows tomatoes, knows that after running them under hot water the skins peel off fairly easy. Ours had so many layers of wax on them it was ridiculous. Their signs say fresh Missouri peaches but they are Wisconsin peaches. Don't get me started on the fresh "local" honey at $14\ honey bear it was horrible and tasted like it had an artificial sweetener added to it. The girl running the stand was also very rude. Worst $18 we ever spent.

A very cute shop with a lot of possibilities. Whether wanting to book a private event or just shop.read more

Plume is a nice gift shop. I can always find what I was looking for& more. Staff is friendly and…read morethe cupcakes are delicious!