Chemical free veges, fruit and herbs! Friendly and warm people! Good vibes! I have some other…read moreproducts at the farmers markets or at their farm stand such as veggies, fruits, herbs, teas, coffee, pottery, soap etc

Love this place. Been going here since the early 2000's when it was much smaller. They've added on…read morean entire section and a bunch of decor since then. Would have given it 5 stars if it hadn't been for the owners grandkid who was literally allowed to run rampant. Everyone was staring as he smashed carts, slammed stuff into the ground, and ran around yelling. The teenage staff laughed and said there was nothing they could do but they agreed it was a problem. I finally asked to speak with the owner (grandma) who didn't seem to take it seriously at all. Customers were shocked and gossiping about it. I've never seen this happen before so I'll go back but if it happens again I won't return.

This is such a good and wonderful place. They have a wide selection of candy. I have Ben there 3…read moretimes and planing of going again soon. They not only have can't fur pies and an unforgettable experience that will last a loge time. The things that are there are also cool and worth going for that alone. There is also cool sodas there and a bottle opener wall out the door with and looking bottle openers! The line was also not long you got out quickly after you got your snacks.

I'm surprised to see less than 5 stars! We went for our second year of strawberry picking at…read moreLorence's Berry Farm. We found the operation very well managed both times. They give you a basket and have a system to assign you to your own row for picking. Once done, you wait in line to weigh and pay. Lots of berries on the bushes and it's okay to sample as you go! The strawberries were so sweet and delicious - far more flavorful than you buy at the supermarket. This year they charged $3/lb and I saw a lot of full baskets. It is cash or check only so make sure to come prepared. Plenty of parking available. Call ahead to confirm picking hours, as they do sell out. I also recommend following their Facebook page for the latest picking updates. We didn't buy any this time but I did notice that they sell jams and asparagus at their farm stand as well.

Great little farm to go check out if you feel like getting a little dirty and getting some…read morestrawberries. It seemed like we were maybe a little late in the season or some real pros must have been through our rows a week or two before us because we weren't finding the huge berries. Although we are thinking if we went back in a couple weeks we might get some of the bigger ones. But for 45 mins of picking on a perfect day and 17lbs of strawberries you can't beat the price of $20.

Great selection of produce including organic choices, homemade ready to eat choices (love the…read morecashew and artichoke couscous), locally smoked salmon, nice sushi selection, you can buy and eat stuff on-premise. Soups, sandwiches, salads, etc available. Some outdoor seating when weather permits. Attached wine and spirits store is adequate. Friendly and helpful staff. For those with a sweet tooth, plenty of homemade goodies. I just wish I lived closer...sigh

The place was very clean,the prices were good and the people were kind…read more Can't ask for more than this!

Off the beaten path, but don't let that fool you this is a BIG operation. They supply apples and…read morecider to most of southeast MN. I went there seeking some fresh cider for winemaking; I brought my own 5 gallon container and even though they were extremely busy they filled it for me and I only waited about 15 minutes, which they apologized for but I was thrilled, because most places make you drop off the container and come back for it when it's filled. Well, that would have been another 30 mile drive for me so I was very happy to get it and go. The staff was very freindly, and let my two young daughters sample several apples and drink fresh cider while we were waiting. Deffinitely two thumbs up for Wescott Orchard!!! Thank you guys so much!!!

This place makes me happy. Hard to find ingredients, local food and produce. Decently priced…read more I just can't help but smile here. Where else can I buy elk burgers? Wonderful.

Wow, Noone's reviewed Rochester Fruit? Well, it's wonderful. My Mom used to always bring me here…read morewhen I was very young, and it was my favorite store because it smells so good! But I like it as an adult as well. Wonderful selection, reasonable prices, and the best place to get fruit in Winona.

Access to this cute Cheese & Pie Mongers shop at Welsh Heritage Farms is rather convoluted right…read morenow (summer 2025) due to Highway 60 construction, but it's worth the trip, gravel roads and all! A whole crew was inside the business, visibly baking in the back. We were greeted and offered sample cups of apple pie, which were delicious. I scouted out the cheese selection; it is fantastic, with a nice variety of Wisconsin cheeses by makers like Hook's, Marieke Gouda, and Hoards. They do not sell pie by the slice. They have full-sized fresh pies and also frozen pies in small and large sizes. We bought a small frozen apple pie, because that's what would fit in our cooler. I also bought a goodly pile of cheese. Leaving the business was much easier, as we were able to turn onto Highway 60 toward Mankato.

Best pie that I have ever had. The service was amazing, very helpful. Nice little shop outside of…read morelake crystal that was very clean. I recommend to everyone. Personal favorite is strawberry Rhubarb.

Why 2 stars? Our…read morefamily recently visited Lorence's Berry Farm for strawberry picking and had mixed feelings about the experience. On the positive side, the strawberries were abundant, vibrant, juicy, and very easy to pick. We had three generations together for a fun family outing, including my 4-month-old and 1-year-old granddaughters, and we were excited to spend time outdoors making memories. Unfortunately, the experience was overshadowed by an interaction with an older gentleman who appears to have worked there for quite some time. After a two-hour drive, I briefly pulled over to speak with my daughters and figure out where we should park before unloading the children and heading to the fields. We were apparently stopped in an area where parking was not allowed, although there was no sign indicating that. Rather than approaching us politely, he immediately began yelling. I explained that we were simply trying to get a game plan together and that a softer approach would have been appreciated. Instead of de-escalating the situation, he continued to yell as I drove away to find a proper parking spot. What was most disappointing was that he then directed his yelling toward my daughters while they were standing with my granddaughters. The commotion upset my 1-year-old granddaughter to the point that she started crying, while my infant granddaughter and daughter looked on. Later, I shared my experience with another employee, who apologized for the earlier behavior. However, while we were in line paying, we witnessed the same gentleman confront another visitor who had parked in the area because she could not find handicap-accessible parking. He berated her, refused to provide his name when asked, and the interaction became so uncomfortable that she began recording the encounter on her phone. Ironically, a short while later, the very same gentleman approached me and apologized for his actions earlier. While I appreciated the gesture, he immediately followed it by explaining that "it's a stressful thing," which felt more like a justification for his behavior than a sincere acknowledgment of how his actions affected visitors. The strawberries were wonderful, and the farm itself has the potential to be a great family destination. The fruit quality and ease of picking made for an enjoyable outing, but customer service and the way guests are treated matter just as much as the product. Unfortunately, one employee's repeated behavior toward multiple customers significantly detracted from what otherwise could have been a very positive family experience.

A strawberry farmer myself as child, we raised a thousand strawberry plants. They told me here in a…read morerecent visit raise 20,000 strawberry plants. Various crops or types come and go; just know it is all delicious, well worth drive. Now the asparagus is almost done. Come early as it sells out right away in the morning. Soon they told me the raspberry crop will be ready. End of July or so. Great Strawberry smell as soon as you drive in. Wonderful fresh strawberry smell in your car ride home. Easy drive out here. The staff are attentive and waiting for you. Enjoy!

We stopped into Alycia Bakery on our way through Austin and had a great experience. This business…read moreis truly a jack of all trades but the kitchen is in the back of the store, past the bakery and grocery sections. We ordered tacos (Asada and Chicharron), a Burrito, Tostadas, and Caldo De Res. Everything was super flavorful, the salsa's were perfect, and the staff was friendly and helpful. We also picked up some fresh bakery items on the way out! Highly recommend giving them a try!

People are so nice great food and great prices cute little stop when we went to spam museum we…read morewanted to try something different and good