Not sure why there aren't many more reviews for this farm! My family and I went for their fall…read moreevent that includes a hayride, corn maze, pumpkin picking from the vine and a play area for kids. Entry was $5 and kids 2 and under are free. The entry fee gets you access to everything mentioned. There were 3 food trucks in front, and also their main building consists of fresh picked vegetables (a big assortment of peppers ranging from mild to hot) and other handmade local goods. Prices are very reasonable as well. If you don't want to pick your own pumpkin, there are also ones that you can just choose and purchase in front of their main building, along with cornstalks. Let me tell you, this hayride is by far the best I've been on. From the cleanliness of the farm and the hayride, to the organization and friendliness of the employees. They close at 5pm on Saturdays, and advertise that their last hayride is at 4pm, but they went until almost closing due to there still being people who wanted to ride. There were 2 tractors that took patrons to and from the pumpkin area. The ride to the area was about 5 or so minutes, and coming back was about 10 minutes. While riding, you get views of the whole farm, a view of a pond and also ride through their orchards. The tractors and seating area were clean and in good shape. The pumpkin patch had a lot to choose from and different shapes, sizes and colors. Many were still on the vine. The price for the pumpkins is $0.42 per pound. I got one huge pumpkin, and 4 small ones for $12. Not bad at all! This farm has yearly events, and I can't wait to return. Definitely recommended!

I'll jump into the rating game to represent us 50-somethings that Matt G references - some of us do…read moreYelp! Molnar Farms is great. We are new to the area and when house hunting last fall, we spotted the hay bale minions. My husband is a huge minion fan so he made our poor realtor go back to take pictures! We didn't realize at the time that the hale bale sculptures are an annual event at the farm. We've been back to get fresh produce and went to the open house a couple weeks ago and took a hayride tour of the farm. Looking forward to fall produce and seeing what this year's hay bales are!

Alan and Chris have a beautiful farm in the heart of Ashtabula. You are able to camp on their farm…read morein the meadow with your tent, they have their own little hut called the "peace portal" that has a bed, or you have the option of staying in their covered wagon. Your night stay whether tent, camping, or in one of their facilities comes with breakfast in the morning. You can book on their website or go through hipcamp. There is drinking water and a flush toilet on site for campers to use. They also do different yoga classes lead by Em Keen either in or outside based on the weather. They have a yoga platform in the Meadow, which is amazing. Chris has her own art studio beautiful art that is for sale. Alan makes all different types of sourdough breads, cookies, rolls, pies, and bagels. They also sell their own honey and eggs from their many chickens. You can order on his website. I went September 2023 for their second ever mind-body wellness retreat. It was an amazing 24 hours. A friend and I went to celebrate my birthday. We started out with a tour of the beautiful farm led by Alan. We then had our first class which was yoga, led by Em. we took a little break for lunch, which was homemade soups in homemade sourdough bread bowls made by Alan. We then had a little bit of relaxation time and time to mingle with each other before having a Qigong lead by Paul Zegarac - this was great and extremely interesting. A practice I've never tried before. We then had a mindfulness class back out on the yoga platform in the Meadow, led by Em. we then spent time with other retreat members just visiting before making our own homemade stone oven pizzas made with Alan's homemade sourdough pizza dough. They had a lot of toppings for us to choose from. for a last class of the day we had a sound bath, which was extremely relaxing and led by Mary Conley - as the sun was setting. To end our day we had a closing ceremony around a bonfire, which was just so emotional and memorable. We made s'mores the fire before going to bed. The next morning, Alan and Chris made us French toast buffet breakfast with two different kinds of homemade compote with yogurt and granola , and even some of their honey from their farm. Going to Flannel Dog Farm was an awesome experience, and I look forward to returning!

My wife and I stumbled upon this place during our recent fall trip to Ashtabula. We purchased a…read morevariety of their loose leaf teas. Next time I will bring a cooler as they have a great selection of meats and sausages--all locally sourced from their farm.

Purchased Honey today...Great selection of Olive Oil and Vinegar....awesome farm to table meats…read more Highly recommended!

Twin Hills Farm is a small family-owned farm that opened in 2015. They raise animals and grow…read moreproduce, and they sell their eggs, meats, and some produce to the public. The family feeds their hens a 100% organic soy-free feed and gives them access to open pastures for 365 days per year. They feed their berkshire pigs a 100% organic soy-free feed and put them on pasture year-round. They feed their belted galloway cattle 100% grass and hay on open pastures. They do not administer any hormones or antibiotics to their animals. So far, I have purchased this farm's chicken eggs, ham, chuck roast, and rump roast. I made the purchases through the website Market Wagon. My husband, dog, and I greatly enjoyed the freshness and flavors of all of these foods. Examples of this farm's other foods are steaks, ribs, ground beef, hotdogs, sausage, kielbasa, green peppers, and banana peppers. I feel happy that this family takes such excellent care of their animals and that their foods are such a high quality, so I will continue to buy their foods in the future.

This is a destination farm market! People drive from far away to come here for the apples, cider…read moreand donuts. (Especially their famous Blueberry donuts!) They also have a market full of other tasty items to take home. In the summer, you can pick your own strawberries. Lots of fun. The staff is very nice here.

Stopped in the market, after running the 5K , the first Saturday of the month May 3, 2025. Was in…read moretown visiting adopted family, in Brookfield OH. I can understand how this would be a locals favorite, I know I will come back to perhaps enjoy the U Pick or the store again, not run. The store itself was for me a combination of an old style farm , with a mix of everything else, from deli, reasonable prices, apples, cider, flavored cider, produce, snacks, candy, hard to find items. I loved the apple selection, and the samples, just the fact alone you can buy apples from a farm, in May, and apple cider ; made me feel like an adult in her hey day of the fall season.. Ever crisp was my favorite apple, and I loved that they had their brand of flavored ciders. Unfortunately , I forgot to take picture of all my purchases, and specialty items. Even though I'm not a donut person, heard they are known for their Blueberry ones.... I adore biscottis, and there section near bakery were off the charts with wow and design factor. Something to do for everyone here, from u pick during peak season, events, tulips. Will be back when in town again. Service was remarkable and overall amazing, fantastic experience.

This farm market was HUGE. A huge selection of produce (given, I went in June), a large selection…read moreof honeys, spices, jams, baking supplies, candies and more. They have a deli counter and a selection of packaged meats and sea foods. This was my first time visiting, but I will definitely be going back. The staff were all so lovely.

Excellent product and wonderful people. Lovely displays and helpful staff. Best place to shop in…read morethe area!

This is such a beautiful farm to visit. They have the warmest socks I have ever had on my feet; not…read moreonly do my feet stay warm they are also dry! Winter is here and I don't dare go out without my alpaca hat, gloves and scarf from Annadele Alpacas!

From the owner: Alpacas & Ewe, formerly known as Annadele Alpacas, is an operational farm with alpacas, sheep,…read moregoats, chickens, ducks and cattle. We offer free self guided tours of the farm during normal business hours and a large farm store stocked with handmade and Peruvian imported alpaca goods. Certain times of the year we have demonstrations of our craft and other farm events. Follow us on Facebook for all the latest news with the alpacas, store sales and farm events!

Great place to find homemade goodies. Very friendly staff…read moreand good selection of food to buy. They also have an animal's that are fenced in right by the store for the kids to get up close to and see. Plus a full playground for the kiddos.

If you love fruit and other associated items, this is a great place to stop and shop.read more

I just wish I lived closer to Robinson's, because I love great apple farms and this is a great…read moreapple farm. You have all sorts of apples to pick, or apple pies to eat - I got a crumb one and enjoyed every last bite over the last 2 days. Because a pie that good isn't gonna sit long. If I lived closer, I'd be sampling their cider (on a routine basis of course) and make sure to always check what they're cooking next. Bonus points to the woman behind the counter who was very patient as I perused the pies and everything else to decide what I want. (Slight deduction for potassium sorbate in the cider. I know it's relatively ubiquitous but would vastly prefer the fresh cider without it - I can drink a gallon that fast! But I get it.)

This place moved to 211 Mill Street…read more New menu at Edinboro Market Cafe !! Cafe kitchen hours: Tue - Sat: 11-3 Sun: 11-2 Edinboro Market hours: Tue - Fri: 9-6 Sat: 8-4 Sun: 9-2

New location is a little tricky to find but we'll worth the 5 minute search…read more Same great options with a nice little cafe. I ordered the quiche to go. I opened the box in the car, where I found a small chunk of crust. OMG!!!! That was an awesome bite of flaky buttery crust!!! I ate the remainder as I was driving. I couldn't resist the crust. The quiche was creamy custard goodness.