Ellington Farms is a local family farm that was founded in 2010 and raises beef, chicken, and pork…read more The owners are sixth-generation farmers and studied animal science at Ohio State. They do not administer any growth hormones or unnecessary antibiotics, and they provide specialized nutritious diets to their animals. Chickens are cage-free and roam pastures. The Ellington family sells their foods through their website, onsite market, and farmers markets. Food can be either picked up or delivered. Prices are OK, and they sometimes have sales. So far, I have purchased their brisket, bacon, beef round tips, and chicken. These foods were a high quality--very fresh and flavorful. Ellington Farms's other products include steaks, pork chops, ham, sausage, ground beef, and eggs. If you want to support a small local business that treats their farm animals well, then I encourage you to visit the website for current hours or to order food online.

Started going here for there occasional produce deals. But I've continued shopping here because of…read moretheir deli. Great selection with the lowest prices around. The staff is amazing - cut to your preference and packed with care and detail.

Wow. Love love love this place. Absolutely high quality and the best prices in town! I am new to…read moretown and they introduced themselves and spent some Time Showing me everything. Nicest folks!! I will Be a regular here for Sure !!!

Woolf Farms is a family-owned farm that grows fruits and vegetables, including apples, peaches,…read morenectarines, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, cherries, plums, pears, grapes, corn, asparagus, tomatoes, peppers, green beans, peas, potatoes, squash, zucchini, cucumbers, and lettuce. Quite the list! I have never visited this farm in person, but I have bought many of their products online for delivery. They sell their products through their market, various farmers markets, Market Wagon, and their summertime CSA. They grow numerous types of apples. I have tried their granny smith, honeycrisp, ida red, melrose, gold rush, crimson crisp, evercrisp, golden delicious, nittany, cameo, pink lady, and sun crisp. Wow, that is a lot of varieties of apples! My all-time favorite apple is the evercrisp, which is a cross between the honey crisp and fuji apples. Seriously, these evercrisp apples are huge, juicy, sweet, and tart! I have also bought Woolf Farm's apple cider many times. For their apple cider, they press 10-15 varieties of apples. The cider contains no preservatives or added sugar, and it is treated with ultraviolet light rather than heat. This apple cider is very sweet and refreshing to drink, and it is probably the best that I have ever tasted in my life. Some of their other products that I have tried are strawberries and free-range eggs, which were also good. I do not know that their products are organic, but they taste good, and prices are average.

I bought a half quart if peaches from this business at the Cleveland Clinic Farmer's Market…read morerecently and 2 of the 4 were spoiled.

This is a small, but decent farmers market. Last year was the first year for it and I thought they…read moredid well, but could have done better. There are so many farmers in the area, that I find it hard to believe that this is as small as it is. I put the price at 2 $'s because the prices range from really cheap to super expensive. The super expensive being the organic produce. For example, last year I bought organic Kale at $4 a bunch. You can get that at Wal-Mart or Giant Eagle for WAY LESS. All the good are great, it just depends on what you're looking for. As far as I know, everything is cash only, but you would have to check with specific vendors. Parking is a bitch, but it's also downtown Ravenna.

Today is Friday 3p.m. I drove by at 11:30 &your horse was out, at 2:45 today he was laying in field…read more(hopefully sun bathing) I go by quite often & have never seen him down. Please check on him. Thank you. Peggy Malone Richfield 4 star ****

i live in the valley and travel up 303 all the time. what an ugly dirty farm! poor horse stands in…read morea plastic portable car port! even in the hotest or colderst weather - the horse also is left oout in the sun in a small round pen for hours (days) with no shade at all. horses get sun burned just like people! horse manure piled high-as a wind break behind the stahl - where you can see the horse has chewed the board in front out ot bordom from standing in the same spot for days! what happened to the other horse? did he die from a virus? - just plain dirty and unkept! what the heck is wrong with this guy? the humane society should go out there and do a health check on the horse - poor thing! please national part do something!!!!

Friendly vendors, not what I really expected at a farmers market. The variety of flowers were…read morewonderful, the vegetables were a bit high in price, no fruit which was quite a bummer. The location under a bypass, and mural was creative and nice to see. I guess if your looking for fruits and a better selection, with not as many vendors, I was told there a few other spots for farmers markets to check out.

The vendor was very nice and knowledgeable about her product. She can answer any questions you may…read morehave. There is a variety of scent combinations and she has other products besides soap . There are also many other vendors at the indoor location through the winter months, and I would encourage anyone in the area to stop by if they value organic produce and supporting local business . The products are all very fresh and of good quality, although I could not speak for the holiday market vendors because they are only gonna be here for two consecutive weekends and I do not know them well . I guess it depends what you're looking for apart from Food. There is a program that gives you some extra spending credits. If you are on snap benefits, or certain other programs so you should go to the website for the market and find out about that. They exchange your card, benefits for wooden nickels , good for any food product , or little green coins that are only good for produce. There are usually two or three different bakeries, including Brimfield oven . A coffee vendor, and at least one seller of free range meat. Her products are frozen, of course. There were a couple people who have free range eggs. There is a dizzying array of vegetables available, and the vendors can tell you more than you ever thought to ask about any of them . You will probably find some new favorites like daikon, radishes, and Mizuna greens. There are multiple colors of carrots and beets, as well as different varieties of radish and turnip. The hard thing is not to overspend because your eyes are bigger than your stomach . and I will also say that because you are getting organic produce, you can eat the greens on everything on the counter: carrot tops and beet greens and radish or turnip greens(google that if you don't believe me, these are all edible,) ... as well as the usual kale and cabbage and chard. There are vegetarian and vegan options as well as sellers of mushrooms and mushroom tincture , house plants, maple syrup, and honey, barbecue sauce, donuts, pasta. Prepared Mediterranean food. Like I said, you can go crazy because there's so much good food.

A great local farm and market. I buy plants in spring, flowers for summer and pumpkins each fall…read more I'll pick up some quality produce and always look forward to their homegrown sweet corn.

Beautiful flowers, great customer service, very nice local gardening business! I highly recommend…read morethis place instead of a large, impersonal chain.

I saw the WFMJ highlight on this places subs and wanted to see if they looked like they did on tv…read moreand I was not disappointed. A 7" sub would easily feed two people. It was prime deli meat. Great bread. You know how it costs extra for more meat at any chain? No need for extra meat on this sub. If you had to pay extra for this much meat at a chain, it would be a $20 sub. I may have got a little bit of meat sweats. It definitely cured my sub craving. The price is right. $7.99 I recommend. While you wait you can explore the store. A large jam selection. Fresh fruits and vegetables. All kinds of things that you must have.

Been going to B & K Market for years. Local fruits, & veggies. Condiments such as submarine…read moredressing, peppers n oil etc strawberry milk, fresh farm eggs. Different dip's already made for any occasion. My family gets their fruit trays here all the time! I don't buy my deli meat & cheese NOWHERE but B & K! Always good quality. Specialty nuts, pastries. You can get any kinda sub or salad made on the spot with all the local fixing's. They are now doing pizza as well. It's Quiet. Not real busy most of the time. I have my favorites that work there & own the joint ;) They treat me very nice, & respectfully. If my favorite item hadn't been put out per another worker, the owner made sure I had my product before I left! I appreciated that soo much! I drove there specifically for that. Kindness can go a long way! I have some friends shopping there now on that act of kindness alone. I can't say enough. Try it! I luv it there!