Couldn't even chew the rib eye . Couldn't even cut into it . My jaw hurts from trying to chew itread more

With a family of 8, I need a lot of meat and since finding 1910 I will not go anywhere else. The…read moreprice is amazing, the quality of the food is excellent, service was great with my order and making sure it was correct. I'll be coming tomorrow to make my big order from you!

I love Giving Tree and have been receiving their CSA [community-supported agriculture] garden…read moreshares for three years. I just picked up my first box of lusciously green goodies tonight to kick off the 2011 season and I'm so excited! Giving Tree Farm is a non-profit run by Community-Based Interventions. It started as a community garden for people with disabilities and today is the home of vocational training and rehabilitation for people who have suffered brain injuries. You can find their produce in local farmers markets and at the East Lansing Food Co-Op [ http://www.yelp.com/biz/east-lansing-food-co-operative-east-lansing ] as well as in local restaurants. I love everything about this place... you've got to check them out and give their wonderfully fresh and healthy produce a try. I have been standing in my kitchen eating spinach and mixed spring salad out of the bag for the last 10 minutes.

I hope everyone has a wonderful weekend it will be great to see you all again on Tuesdayread more

Went here. Picked up a gallon of cider, super fresh. The donuts were ok. I prefer mind a slightly…read moredifferent way, but good soft warm crumbly donuts. Give me warm or give me nothing I always say. Ambiance is that of an apple farm. The service is lovely. Prices were good. Maple syrup and honey seemed more pricey. I'm sure they're good.

Always have spies for my late fall applesauce. Make it and freeze for many months to come. Great…read moreplace with the best apple freezes! Soo....good!!! Been going there for the last 10 Years, always great Service and always many different apples to purchase!!

Hometown goodness at its best, Andy T's Farm Market carries hyperlocal produce, much of it from…read moreAndy T's own farms, so you're only going to get the freshest produce here. If something in the produce area happens to be out, ask when it'll be back, the delivery might already be on the road, and it's worth the fifteen minute wait. Known for sweet corn, the sweetest, Andy T's also has other seasonal fruits and vegetables. On my most recent visit, I got fresh sweet corn (had to wait a few minutes for them to stock up), traditional cucumbers (pickles), full-size and cherry-size tomatoes, onions, and summer squash. They also carry a selection of other local goods, bakery items, jams, pickles, and drinks, and lots of souvenirs that are beloved by people passing through and locals, MSU and UM memorabilia and garden accessories. They also have flowers and plants (season-dependent) and trees. There's a good amount of parking and easy access on Old-27 just south of Saint Johns.

They have beautiful flowers but be aware when checking out. They over charge. I have had that…read morehappen to me the last two times I was there.

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..

Just not the same with new owners. Hopefully they learn daily, but thus far quality has slipped and…read morethe prices are high

Adams Farm has generations of experience providing quality fresh veggies and fruits! Enjoy the…read moreseasons. We're too spoiled by year around availability of produce in groceries and big box stores. Enjoy the delicious authentic taste of locally grown Michigan veggies esp sweet corn and tomatoes!

My favorites: The huge original old red barn setting makes this a special place to visit. Cool,…read moreshady, spacious and always friendly. An experience that kids of all ages will remember for a lifetime. 1) Corn on the cob starting in Mid to late July. All grown right on site. They let you shuck it right in the barn, so you can see it is all fresh and clean. It is picked daily and all is sold out by the end of the day. The fresh early small corn is a special treat you will never experience from any grocery store. 2) Apples in Early to mid-September. These are not grown on site anymore, but are all Michigan grown and brought in fresh by the pallet load. They have a dozen or so varieties and you can mix and match and hand select each apple right from the bin. 3) Tomatoes. These are grown on site starting in late July. Several varieties. Fresh picked daily. You can mix and match and hand select each right from the bin. In late FALL, you can buy in bulk for canning. You can even pick direct from the fields and get them in bulk at a super-great price. The Fall tomatoes are unbelievable in qty, quality and price! We put up dozens of jars of tomatoes and salsa all made fresh from these peppers and tomatoes to last all year. Better and healthier than anything you can buy anywhere at any price. Nothing beats vine ripened tomatoes and Michigan soil produces especially sweet vegies like nowhere else in the US. 4) Jacko lantern Pumpkins - I guarantee you will not find more impressive pumpkins anywhere in the world!!! You can hand select for one low price. All shapes and sizes, but these favor the larger- huge size. Their seeds are proprietary and have been thoughtfully developed and selected for decades to grow amazing sizes and shapes that you cannot duplicate anywhere in the world. If everybody ate mostly fresh whole foods from the farm, I believe 90% of health problems would vanish.

A real family farm market that grows what they sell. They open when local produce ripens in July…read moreand stay open until Halloween. Offering a full line of seasonal fruits and vegetables from July thru October. Closed in winter and spring. Oh, and yes, gender neutral outhouse! LOL

I love This location and Sarah is such an amazing employee…read more She's so fast and good at her Job i go there every time For her. I used to go to the holt location (which is also amazing) but live closer to this one and will always Visit in hopes of having Sarah as my cashier!

I tried to go to the west Saginaw location a few weeks ago and it was under construction. Have…read morethey moved or are they reopening?

Fun specialty general store, especially for Michigan products which are heavily the focus! There's…read morea good selection of beer/wine, gift items, snacks, condiments, frozen pasties, specialty sodas, etc. Stocks well known Michigan brands like Zingerman's and Cherry Republic. Charming mural on the side of the building!

I like the store when I was there but the website is terrible. I couldn't see any items from the…read morestore except the gift boxes