I have tried numerous offerings (although I love the vegan wraps best), and everything I have eaten…read moreis delicious! And Xtine is always available to offer recipes and advice for us wannabe vegan chefs!

Xtine recently brought a variety of baked goods to a recent morning business meeting I attended…read more Worth every penny! She had everything from fresh orange/dill muffins to lemon bread to pumpkin/ginger muffins -- fantastic ingredient combination's with wonderful results! Her ingredients are VERY fresh, and she combines those with a solid understanding of the nuances of how the flavors react. She creates visually appealing food that is even better once it hits your palate!

There's a lot going on here. The name of the business is actually Tüken's Orchard & Farm Market…read more Depending on season they offer pick your own peaches, apples etc. They sell a variety of fresh produce, flowers, autumn gourds and pumpkins. And as of May 2022, they are also a winery! Stopped in on Saturday and tasted the plum, blackberry and cherry apple wines. The plum was my favorite so of course it's the most expensive variety at $24 - the others are $18. The very enthusiastic hostess explained a lot more work goes into making the plum variety. But it was delicious. A sign points upstairs where formal wine tasting sessions are held. I don't have anymore deets on that but will be checking back. The shop features their home made jellies, preserve, pickles in jars. I was looking for sugar free versions but didn't see any. Outdoors is a little petting zoo with goats, sheep, donkey and a llama. It might have been an alpaca but you get my drift. Last time I was there, a resident cat was also making his rounds. Weekends in fine weather are very busy, only two staff members to serve the checkout or set you up to go picking, or provide you with some wine samples. This may be a seasonal business as I recall driving by in the winter and it did look closed. I hope to get back here before the end of September and will update with any further info, especially about those wine tastings!

Great place for fall family fun! They have rows and rows of apple picking, pumpkin picking, pears,…read moreanimals to pet and feed, picture spots, little shop with goodies (and ice cream!), and more! Had lots of fun with the family and brought home a huge variety of apples.

This place is a great produce stand in-season. Beautiful peaches, tomatoes (green and red), green…read morebeens, onions, melon--you name it. It is worth the stop

Fresh, Local, Organic, Unique, AWESOME!…read more Yellow Springs Farmers market is the best in the area!! They are open every Saturday morning May to November from 7 am to noon, But don't arrive at noon or you will be disappointed. As their website says, with over 20 different vendors, they have fresh and organic fruits and vegetables from many different local farms. They also have organic meat, cheeses, and eggs. There are fresh baked goods and even a few great gluten free vendors!! They have local honey, local maple syrup, and even a place for fresh cut flowers. My personal favorites are the organic and local veggies, local honey, Flying Mouse local maple syrup, and the organic bacon. Once, I got some organic ham too and it was amazing!!! For people with food allergies - Lots of gluten free products. You will be amazed! Plus some free samples. You'd never know they were gluten free. I wish I could remember the name of the vendor, but one of my favorites has a completely gluten free kitchen because she has Celiac disease, so no cross contamination issues!!! For people with pet allergies, be careful. There are almost always people who bring their dogs. Also don't miss Yellow Springs Winter Farmers market - not as many vendors or variety but still worth the trip! Tips: Go early!!! You won't get the bacon or the pick of the produce if you go late. Park behind Tom's Market. Easy parking. Bring your own reusable bags. It is Yellow Springs after all. LOL. Bring plenty of cash in lower bills if possible. Ask questions. No one here minds talking about their products! Bring a gluten free friend along. They will thank you!

I love going into the Ester Price Candy and Gift shop. I have to circle the shop a couple of times…read morebefore I choose something. I love the Oops! bin and when they have samples. when I'm buying for someone else I always treat myself too. a great store with friendly and helpful employees.

This is a great small candy shop. It is a hidden gem that has everything you could want Ester a…read moreprice and more! The service is excellent and the candy even better. This is a must stop when in the area.

Spent the Christmas holiday nearby for work. Had dinner next door at Amar India (amazing!!) and my…read moreserver recommended I visit the grocery store next door for dessert. The store was clean and bright and the gentleman behind the counter was so nice! I tried to pronounce the recommendations of my server from next door--Rassgulla and Gyoabjamunx we had a nice laugh, then he built me a nice dessert box! Such a wonderful experience and the treats were different and delicious! Will be back!

Wide range of African groceries. Love this store. From frozen meats to vegetables that are hard to…read morefind. You will not be disappointed.

I personally am not vegan, gluten free, or paleo, but I've always been impressed with Purely…read moreSweet's baked goods as even my "meat and potatoes" dad can't tell the difference. We tried the birthday cake and caramel donuts as part of the "sweet treats festival" and loved them!

I'm from Cincinnati and am always looking for GF/DF bakeries around the area that I can try (since…read moreI have a love for sweets but have the GF/DF limitation). So when I found Purely Sweet Bakery on Instagram, I was super excited and wanted to try them the next time I was in the Dayton area. Since I don't live close by, I ended up buying everything that was GF/DF. I wasn't sure how long they had been sitting out, but I found majority of the items to be dry. Good flavor, but dry. I've had cookies and bars other places near me that are GF/DF and not dry...the only difference I can think of is that I was able to get those items fresh, whereas with these being on the shelf, maybe was the difference. Or maybe the cookies were meant to be a crunchy cookie. Chocolate Chip Cookies - good flavor, crumbly Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies - good flavor, crumbly Oatmeal Cream Pie - dry and too sweet for me Buckeye Donut - delightful flavor, very dense and a lot of icing, but I know that kept it on the moist side. Cinnamon Roll - great flavor, but still dry on the inside even after heating it up per instruction. Sticky Bun - great flavor, but dry on the inside as well after heating up. 6 Layer Bar - too too sweet for me Salted Carmel Cookie Bar - too sweet for me What I'll probably do next time is order some of the items ahead of time and pick them up day of. All in all, I'm always a huge fan of bakeries that have allergen friendly items and create baked goods for us allergen peeps to partake in. I give a shout out of appreciation to you. Thank you!