Cutest little farm store. We typically buy carrots, cilantro, dill, radishes, lettuces, micro…read moregreens, avocados, cucumbers, strawberries and fresh eggs! If you buy a $300 gift card you will get $335 - great deal! You can feed goats for free

A organic farm store great fresh eggs, produce, breads, pastries. I highly recommend especially the…read morefact that it's organic.

Amazing opportunity for families! Cute animals & close to where we are staying. Kids were excited…read moreto feed and see the animals.

What an adorable little farm!! I heard there was highland cows nearby and had to make a special…read morevisit for my mom's birthday. She's always wanted to pet a highland and I got to make her dream come true! It was also very reasonably priced to experience the farm and feed the baby cows/goats. There's cows, goats, horses, pigs, chickens, etc. So many animals to experience! We went on a "farm day" so we also were able to shop at some of the local venders booths. I'd highly recommend for families or anyone wanting to spend time with farm animals! Well worth the drive from Glendale.

We absolutely loved it there today! It was our first time there, it was opening day and we were…read moreblessed with rain! My kids had soo much fun! We will definitely be back next week.

Cute family owned farm. There's a pumpkin patch, sunflower field, food & drink vendors, and games…read more Parking is free, entrance cost around $9. You can pick a sunflower from the designated row for $3. Only suggestion, provide live local country bands. It feels like there should have been some dancing!

Phenomenal eggs! Great service as well. All around a great…read moreplace to buy eggs! Will definitely continue to buy and support the business.

Great Eggs, Great Staff, Great Location, Great Shopping Experience. Reminds me of the old days from…read morethe Glendale Location. Thanks Bunches Hickman's !

This came in clutch when I needed hay while rodeoing in Arizona. The lady was not that great but…read morethe hay was great!

I have been purchasing hay from Bales for the last three years. I have been driving from Wittmann…read moreall the way over to Buckeye to get what was supposed to be excellent hay. Sometime the #1 Alfalfa and the #1 Bermuda would be bad but not all the bales I would buy. Now it is more bad than good. The alfalfa is full of sticks and roots. The Bermuda is totally full of purple bitter weeds. You get about a fourth of halfway decent hay out of a flake. I can't afford buying hay like that. I will seek out another source.

It's a ranch that holds a Farmer's Market in the fall and spring. Check their website for events…read more It was very calming to see green pastures and horses with my coffee from the coffee truck, and I also bought medjool dates from a local farm and jams from a local as well. All were Buckeye products, great "Rancher's Market." If you go to the end of the Farmer's Market there are more stables, this one you can feed the horses. The hay is at the last stall. It was nice, some horses will warm up to you.

Nice store. I've only been a few times, but I like alot of…read moreitems. Produce/fruit is iffy. I love blackberries and I find them here relatively cheap at times. I love the round fancy crackers for our " charcuterie " boards at home. Different flavors! Yummmm I like alot of the non food items. Purchased leggings ,they run a bit large but I like that! Shoes tend to run a bit small, I go up one size. Of course, I get a kick out of some brand names. Look at the produce box I attached. Buckeye store closes at 8 p.m. Goodyear at 9 p.m.

It is 2026. We are generally not a cash carrying society any longer. Come on Aldi. Time to get with…read morethe times. I stood outside for 10 minutes hoping a kind soul would give me a stupid quarter for their carts. I don't carry cash nor a bunch of loose change in my purse. I was preparing to do a big shopping trip. Instead I was completely turned off by the process of something that should be simple -- having something to hold your groceries in. Finally I coerced some poor child who was bringing their cart back to give me their cart and not lock it back up. So stupid. At checkout, I drag the few items I decided to purchase to the cashier and wouldn't you know it....no bags of any kind. What in the world is this place? Needless to say I won't be going back until you act like other stores because the lack of convenience ain't worth it for me. I realize Aldi thinks they are saving money somehow by locking up their carts. But I think the offset of losing customers that don't want to deal with inconvenient things should be considered.