I had a great time buying raw unfiltered honey directly from the farm and meeting the owners…read moreface-to-face! I stopped in this afternoon, a cool fall day, and I bought a bunch of all-natural honey directly from Fieldstone Apiaries. The farm is close to the metro (just south of Lakeville), and they're conveniently located only a couple of minutes from Highway 35. I purchased 3 boxes of honey in-the-comb for snacking. I also bought 2 gallons of raw, unfiltered, unpasteurized honey - yum! I'm using this for a possible Cottage Foods project that I'm experimenting with. I got a small 2 ounce sample of Buckwheat Honey too. It's very dark & strong...not for everyone but I love it. Comparing Buckwheat Honey to regular "wildflower" honey is a bit like comparing Bud Light to a Guinness Stout. The owners, Dale and Elli, are very nice people. Dale gave me the five cent tour of his extracting operation - very cool! I really appreciate Dale spending so much time with me after my little 100 dollar purchase. Fieldstone Apiaries is mostly a residential home with a large shop where all of honey processing and storage takes place. Since this is a home, you definitely want to be respectful and contact the owners before showing up at their doorstep. Thank you, Fieldstone Apiaries! -Daddy Maxx Retro

I am a new beekeeper and called for a nuk for one of my hives. They ended up actually coming out to…read morethe hive, lending me a nuc box to place my very weak existing hive in, and explained how to set up the new one. Lots of helpful advice, great products and amazing owners!!

My honey brand of choice for decades! You can count on Wolf honey to be the best. Dale Wolf is a…read morethird generation honey producer, and does it right.

Absolutely love this self serve honey stand. Stopped here to get some honey because my man said he…read morewas friends with the owners son when he was in high school and even worked here for a bit. He has very fond memories of large containers of fresh honey, saying they used it for sweetening everything! I bought a 1/2 gallon of honey for $21. What a wonderful deal. In California we would have paid three times that or more. We watch the video on you tube before our visit and sooo appreciate all the efforts it takes to gather such delicious honey. Thank you for continuing to sell your honey. Much gratitude for all your hard work.

Loved this company and have supported Worker B for the last three years at the state fair by buying…read morea couple t shirts and some honey. This year they had no shirts and the individual I spoke with basically said "go online...sizes suck since we only have XS and XXL". Worker B, what's going on? Sincerely, Sad Bee Lover

This tiny store is a mellow sanctuary in the Mall of America (MOA). I usually despise shopping at…read morethe MOA but stumbled into this store on my way out. I could have spent the entire day in the store testing their natural skin care products. Seriously,hello, coffee scrub! But, after chatting with the employee on staff, I started tasting the honeys available. She was so considerate and started to recognize the flavor palettes I was preferring, introducing me to more woodsy and earthy flavors. I walked out with three jars of honey, one from Minnesota, one from Georgia and one from Greece (definitely my favorite). The experience over all was such a pleasure. I will not go to Minneapolis without stopping at one of their locations again. My hope is to speak to some of the small business owners in St. Louis to help spread the products into another market. Very thankful that I decided to take a "quick peak" as I was walking out of the mall, it may have been the best decision I made all weekend.

If you have never purchased a jar of this delicious creamy velvety honey butter spread you are…read moremissing out. Get yourself some immediately. Slather it on a hot buttermilk biscuit. Put in on a waffle. My favorite way to enjoy this nectar from heaven in a jar is to pair it with some pungent bleu cheese and a specialty cracker. It can be found in most of our gourmet grocery stores and a ton of local restaurants have included it in their menu to go along with chicken and biscuits. Honey Chile' Please----do yourself a favor and purchase some next time you see it.

Kids love the blueberry and strawberry picking. It's so fun and SOOO cheap compared to grocery…read morestores. Not only that, but the berries taste like real fruit. We go here every year and it's a blast!

There's nothing quite like picking your own strawberries…read more the same goes for any fruit or veggie, there's a contentment in getting to handpick your food. You can be at peace seeing and knowing exactly where your food is coming from.While it could get hot outside while you are picking your strawberries, it's still very fun to see how many good ones you could get. along with strawberries are some blueberries that are coming in soon. If I'm not mistaken, there should also be some raspberries in a few weeks as well. The staff and family who owns this busines is also very friendly, even to this west side city gal ;) I can't wait to come back again!

Here is a newer must stop on the popular St Croix Trail (95) between Taylor's Falls and Scandia…read more Located just south of the Franconia Sculpture Park. We have enjoyed the unique flavors of ice cream in cones, cups, pints and etc... With plenty of outdoor seating. They also have many gifts and items such as honey, maple syrup and more. Great place to stop.