My hubby and I enjoyed the farm today! First time here and the staff was great and welcoming. We…read morebought produce, yummy donuts, cabbage, squash, tomatoes and cider. All of it was only $21! Great price and supported local! It's so cute and we went through the pumpkin patch and petting zoo. It's so family friendly and great for us old folks as well as young families with little kids and bigger kids too! Glad we got to check them out! Highly recommended!

Friendly staff and fair prices on flowers and fruit stand. Will co timer to visit local business.read more

First time at the Tinley Park Farmer's Market and it did not disappoint! They host the market on…read moreSaturdays from 8am-12:30pm in the new Harmony Square area. I loved how spaced out the vendors were as well as the variety of items at the market. I was happy to see local coffee businesses, plants, produce, artisan items, soaps, lotions, dips & sauces, bread, cheese, meats, nuts, food trucks and more! It took me about 30 minutes to walk the whole market. Parking was a bit tough in the adjacent lot but the downtown as a whole has great, free parking options. The sidewalks are wide so this is a very family friendly market. They also had a splash pad for kids to play in, family yoga from 8-9am, and a live band playing after yoga. Loved the sense of community this market brings to Tinley!

Tinley Park Farmers Market has come a long way! The addition of Harmony Square and a concentration…read moreof farm and food related vendors has really made this a SW suburban destination on Saturday mornings. The Market is spread out in two areas. There is often music on stage, kids activities, food trucks and many vendors. I'm keen to the local farms, bakery and plant guy. I swear everything I buy from the perennial plant guy not only survives but thrives. Parking is available but you may need to be flexible. The train lot closest often fills up but there are other lots and street parking nearby. Def worth checking out.

After visiting friends in La Porte, we wanted to stop into Garwoods on the way back to Chicago, but…read morethey have limited hours during the winter months. So that dashed that plan. We found that Remus Farms was open and on our route home to Chicago, so that is why we stopped. Upon arriving, we saw that they have been open since 1932, and we love to see a business survive for so long. Outside there were huge bins of pumpkins, squash and gourds. It had been extremely cold the week before, so they had all froze. And sadly, now that they were thawed, they were soft and moldy. They should have been tossed instead of left out for customer to see. Inside, there was a huge area of produce, baked goods, jams, jellies, salsas and other farmer's market canned products. In another room, they had evergreen boughs that they were making into wreaths, swags, and grave blankets. Since we visited during December, we assumed that most of the produce came from somewhere else, and was not "farm fresh." But everything looked okay. There was a plentiful array of canned goods, but all of them had a layer of dust, and looked like they had been sitting undisturbed for a long time. Most of products still had a good expiration date, but the dust did not make them look appetizing. If I recall, the retail area has a dirt floor, and that may account for the dust. But they should have their employees use a feather duster to keep the cans clean. There were plenty of baked goods, too--pies, breads, muffins, etc. But a lot of them looked like they had been sitting for awhile, and without an expiration date, they looked suspect. We took a pass. We did find a big, lovely evergreen swag for $20, and we bought a bag full of small gourds that were priced at $1 apiece. We also bought off Remus-branded cherry salsa, and it was really delicious. I cannot comment on the nursery area because most of it was closed for the winter. I applaud Remus for being open for over 90 years, and there are a lot of good things to say about this place, but they would do well to tidy up. I am sure that it would help their business, and make their product more appealing to their customers.

absolutely lovely! I adore this market. Their produce is definitely of quality. Everything is…read moreorganized and easy to find despite the location being huge. Not to mention, the farm is simply adorable. The people are great, kind, and welcoming. I personally purchased many of their fresh produce and genuinely loved it (not to mention the joy of it being affordable and reasonably priced). The blueberries tasted heavenly, so good that I had to purchase their 5 lb box! I will be returning... Leaving this review so that others may also find this excellent market. I'm so glad I did. I can't believe it was right "under my nose" all this time, and I had never known of it before. Thanks, Remus Farms!

Boley Farm used to be operated as Hank's Farm Stand. Now its changed hands and is operated as…read moreDean's Greens. Good service, good selection.

Delicious sweet corn,tomatoes,peaches,apples and cucumbers!. Prices are decent and service is…read moreawesome too

The sweetest corn on the planet…read more Excellent. Service so awesome. Fresh,reasonably priced fruit and vegetables. Can't wait to see them again this year.

We buy really nice big red tomatoes there! Best around Orland Park! So glad they are open again for…read morethe season! Staff is really nice and friendly, too! A+++

Definitely a must go to in Northwest Indiana to get your produce! Amazing deals available here…read more They've had butterfly lettuce for $.25 ahead. Red bell peppersFor $.20. Also sell bulk beans tamarind rice and other products.

I have enjoyed this produce store, but it has been closed! Does anyone know if they moved to…read moreanother location? Are there other produce stores similar to this in the area?

I absolutely love the farmers market besides the fresh fruit and veggies they have stuff you can't…read morefind anywhere else!! If you head North on lake Street you will find everything from a Coffee Bar to Miller Pizza( Delish) and much more!!

The Miller Beach Farmer's Market is great. I only wish that it were bigger and had more vendors…read more The honey stand (Panos Farm) sells the best honey I have ever tasted. The cheese stand (Stamper Cheese) is also great and the vendor will let you sample any of the cheeses. I am looking forward to the spring for the market to open again. It would be great if they had a location to hold the market indoors during the winter months.

Outstanding country fruit stand with beautiful annual flowers at great prices. The petunias were…read moreso vivid and colorful with blossoms extraordinarily large and showy. I driven past many times but never stopped. I glad I finally pulled the car over and bought some of the most beautiful annuals. The husband and wife team were pleasant and very helpful. I will most definitely return later in the Summer for sweet corn, cantaloupe and watermelons and of course pumpkins in the Fall. This is a great discovery! High Quality! Great selection! Very pleased! Highly recommended! Shop local and give the little guy your business!

Everything I buy grows well. Very knowledgeable about plants. Good service. Like location.read more