Great vegetables I love cooking with their zucchini every year and much better than going to a…read moresuperstore

North Corner Farm has a great vegetable stand in the Summer / Autumn. Their garlic cloves are…read moregigantic and delicious. In the winter they sell Christmas trees & wreaths. Free hot chocolate and cookies, too!

Burton Log Cabin & Sugar Camp is a working sugar house in downtown Burton. It is operated by the…read moreBurton Chamber of Commerce. I didn't have this sugar house on my itinerary of places to visit. Instead I just wandered in while at the Apple Butter Fest and Burton Fall Festival. That's right, both were happening at the same time and it was so fun to adventure to both. The cabin attracted me because so many people were hanging out outside and walking in to check it out. I also had to check it out. AMBIANCE: Cabin vibes with toasty fireplace and chandelier you'd find at a cabin in the wild. One room is the marketplace. Another room is evaporation room for maple syrup production. It wasn't actively working during my visit and I'd love to see its operation. INVENTORY: The sugar house has it all - maple candy, maple syrup (also in bulk), skin care, BBQ sauce, candles, maple cream candy, pancake mix, popcorn, apple butter, coffee, cotton candy, and more. They produce maple syrup every spring, but operate as a shop all year round. They also sell merchandise from local makers. They'll also ship maple products anywhere to you! The inventory was very impressive. The prices seemed pretty reasonable for locally produced maple syrup. SERVICE: The service was very friendly. All customers were immediately served and the line moved very quickly. In full transparency, I was exhausted by the time I walked over to the Burton Log Cabin. My tote was full of apple butter and foods from the Apple Butter Fest. I wasn't in the mood to carry more stuff. I decided to visit during maple season to get their products and check out all the activities! I always find places to visit during maple season and will add this gem to my itinerary.

Took a chance during the virus scare, drove to Burton and found the maple cabin opened. It wasn't…read morebusy so we talked with the people there. They showed us the local maple syrups for sale, the sweet eats, pancake mixes, and lots of Ohio made goodies. A man in the syrup production answered questions. I learned that the three-gallon buckets seen on the maple trees can be full of sap in only one night. Sap collecting all depends on the weather. Syrup making has been in production since February. By the end of March sap tapping is wrapping up. Unfortunately, all the pancake breakfasts are cancelled. For all ages.

I have been going here for 3 years now. The man who runs it is always super friendly and extremely…read morehelpful!! Every year my tree is huge and absolutely beautiful!! Not to mention AFFORDABLE! This year my tree was about an 8-9 foot tall blue spruce for $65. Gorgeous tree!! I highly recommend Starr farm!! Great family run farm!!

Found this company at the Ohio State fair. The wife and I are wine drinkers and thought it would…read morebe worth the try. Will say consistency and flavor is a 10 out of 10! We end up going back a few days later and got another bad of mix this time we plan on doing vodka with the cranberry mix. My only complaint is that most of the mixes have some sort of food colors dyes in it. If the owner/manufacture can get the dyes out of the mix's, I think sales would improve.

This place had a stand at the Ohio State Fair. They sell make-your-own slushy kits (with or…read morewithout alcohol). They taste amazing! We have tried the Wild Cherry one and it was AMAZING! We also bought the Cranberry Acai one and we are very excited to try it! We mixed the Wild Cherry mix with Cabernet Sauvignon. We love it and will probably be ordering more (online and/or at the fair next year).

I visited Heritage Meats in Middlefield recently. I was hoping they carried some high quality beef…read moresticks, but they didn't have the kind I wanted. I found some nice looking hot dogs though. A four pack was $3.71 and they were plump. This joint was jumpin'. There were people slicing meat, stocking shelves, ringing people up, chopping up sections of beef, and what have you. I felt like I had stepped back into the year 1800. I was very impressed with the establishment. I bought the hot dogs and some beef sticks. At home, I was a little too excited, so I microwaved one of the hot dogs for one minute. I thought to myself, "Hmmm. These are Amish hot dogs. I wonder if they're fully cooked." I ate it anyway. It was the best microwaved hot dog I've ever tasted. It had a good amount of moisture and a ton of flavor with a hint of smokiness. Loved it. A while later I thought, "That was a great hot dog, why not have another?" So I did. When my wife and son got home, I told them about the hot dog experience. The next day, they ate the two remaining hot dogs and agreed with me regarding their flavor. Now I have to drive an hour to Middlefield to buy more of these amazing hot dogs. Luckily, I have business to do in Middlefield. I will be a repeat customer whenever I can.

Heritage Meats has a great selection of meats and other products. I generally get good cuts from…read morethem but the consistency needs to be better. I spent $100 on meat (pork butt and beef ribs). The pork butt was good and well-trimmed. The beef ribs had way too much fat, which jacked up the price. I'll have to take a better look next time I shop before I accept their meat offering.

I've gone for years, especially on valentine's day dipped strawberries. They used to take such…read morepride... no more. The strawberries were extremely tiny, and they thought adding a few kernels of caramel popcorn would make it better, HA. I brought them home and my wife said we'll go to Malley's

The (food) chocolates are wonderful and service is excellent. The ambiance is amazing it is like…read moretaking a step back in time. I get all my chocolates from here whether for personal consumption or gifts. It puts more expensive chocolates to shame.

I just came to pick blueberries and it's a pick-your-own farm about a 40 minute drive from…read moreUniversity Circle. This was not a very large farm and it is super easy to manage with plenty of blueberries for picking right into end of July still with plenty of produce. The blueberries were priced very inexpensively. Thinking about it, it was probably less than a grocery store. If I were to break it up, getting about a pint was $2, while it may be $3-4 at the grocery store which makes quite the difference. I expect blueberries to be more expensive at these farms as well, and it was a pleasant surprise. If you can, I recommend picking on a cooler day because it can take awhile, especially if you are looking to bake goods or pick many many pounds of them. There is a little shack which more produce and meats as well! There was garlic, squash, tomato, broccoli, fresh eggs and more when I went, so consider getting your groceries here too!

This is my first year to pick blueberries here. They taste so amazing! No wonder I never liked…read morestore-bought blueberries! Freshly picked berries make store berries taste like papers, in comparison. The price is awesome. You pay 4 times the price at giant eagle. They also have produce- veggies, chicken. I bought 2 dozens of eggs. The egg yolks are rich golden in color. So different from Costco organic eggs. Some of the eggs have blue eggshells- because the animals are not carefully generically selected to mass produce. In nature, the genes naturally variate. I recommend come in early morning, apply sunscreen and bug spray. For toddlers, Plan to stay 1.5 hours at the most. They don't last long in the summer sun, which is the prime blueberry season.

Love, love, love this new building! The layout is welcoming as soon as you enter. Everything is so…read moreopen and bright. Guess what, they even made the isles a little wider! I'm so glad I have a Aldi in Middlefield now, it's going to be awesome. Food selection and quality is much better than Walmart's or save a lots.

Very Nice ALDI store looks larger than most and has all the goodies ALDI's bring to the…read moreneighborhood. Give them a try large selection of food I think it better qualty then a walmart

This place is adorable! Great variety of different flours and baking mixes, they also sell…read moreStonewall Kitchen goods also. The woman who ran the shop was great! She lets you walk through the entire building to check out the old mill, which has an awesome view from the window on the top floor overlooking the grounds and the distant ski area. I left this place with a bag of Potato flour (I don't even know what I can make with this stuff but it was too awesome to not purchase!) a bag of pasta flour and two bags of pancake mix.

We stopped in here after visiting The Craft Cupboard across the street. We loved the artwork and…read morethe historical displays in a spacious area with clean restrooms. The shop had a nice selection of cheese, preserves, and other goodies for sale. We ordered some fresh-made deli sandwiches, and they were generous in portion and the perfect picnic lunch to take to a nearby park. The service was prompt and friendly. Definitely recommend a stop if you are in the area.

After years of driving by this place, we finally stopped in on a Saturday afternoon. It was amazing…read moreand all of my cheese dreams came true. The shop has many coolers and cases filled with all kinds of amazing cheeses. Every type of Swiss cheese imaginable. We even found a blueberry cheddar! They also offer some fresh baked goods, German breads and many dry goods. Very friendly staff, mostly Amish as it's located in the heart of Amish country. I highly recommend visiting this location.