Top corn and produce in western Hamilton county and eastern Dearborn county IN.!!!!…read moreRemember, Webers is seasonal

The corn!!!!! Weber's picks their sweet corn fresh every morning and the taste just can't be…read morebeat. It is the best, most delicious sweet corn around! The barn and cute lil calf out front are immaculate, the family/service is friendly, and the prices are very reasonable. I bought 5 ears of corn for $3.00. I will definitely be going back for more corn!!

Local hidden gem.4 to 5 sandwiches to choose from with a couple of sides.pretty and relaxing…read moreviews.great bar inside and out.madtree bands stage .local products.perfect for a Rainy for the bar great food truck to relax and eat outside.

Like a mini-Rabit Hash. Like an outing to a vineyard. Like a get-a-way to a super VRBO. This place…read morewas totally my jam. I LOVED it. We went on a day that went from brilliant sunshine to sprinkles to downpour in an instant, but it had that summer-y, vacation-y vibe to it. When we pulled up, there was a quartet of sorts playing bluegrass. A table out front had an accopanying dog sitting quietly next to his bowl of water. All the doors to the barn were open, and I was absolutely delighted with the crowd, the market, the bar, and the food truck. The view out the back isn't bad, either. We enjoyed a cocktail - bourbon and fresh made lemonade - chicken tacos, and the biscuits and gravy. Afterall, we were there for the Sunday Biscuits and Bluegrass open event! It's such a charming, laid-back place. I will definitely be back when I have friends in from out of town.

Great selection of apple varieties including favorites like Stayman and delicious less available…read moresweet, firm baking and eating kinds like Chesapeake and Blck Twig. Good prices and friendly, knowledgeable help. Fun shopping and short drive in Cincinnati area

Small business and some years are more profitable, so the selection varies. This year has been lean…read moreand they have apples, local honey, jams, some gourds, peppers, tomatoes, cider, and a good amount of pumpkins. Location is off the beaten path in deep Bridgetown near Kuliga Park. In the past you would see goats and on a slow day they would tell you about the honey bees up on the hill. You could also hear other farm animals. I didn't hear any on today's visit, but the trees are still beautiful here. I'm hoping next year they have a better haul and lots more variety. This is one of those small business worth saving for so many reasons. Cash or check only.

Super cute family market that I've visited for years. Spring and summer offer plenty of flowers and…read moreplants. Fall has plenty of pumpkins along with a great corn trail. The best part is the small market with plenty of fun snacks inside. My favorite was the strawberry shortcake milk from a local dairy farm. Service was nice and we were helped quickly.

I just love supporting local businesses. There's no cost to get in just in what you want to do…read more This family owned farm has all your fall festivities with cute photo ops, corn maze, food trucks and a few animals to see. I even got my big kids to take a hayride out to the pumpkin patch ( our guide was very nice and informative). We will be back.

If you like trashy stuff from china where people pretend they made it this place is for you. There…read morewere a few original places I enjoyed looking g at. All in all, I wouldn't go back.

New to the area. Went to check it out yesterday. I didn't make it out till the afternoon, but there…read morewas only one booth there that was selling small veggie plants and flowers. Maybe it would be busier in the morning?

Hyde Park Farmer's Market is a fun little market with shopping, live music, food and a good…read moreatmosphere. It also has a good amount of vendors with smiling, friendly faces. It's always cool to come with the husband and kids and enjoy family time and the summer weather. Most vendors also have samples for you to try. It's definitely family friendly and a good place to spend time walking around enjoying life, family, other people and the true essence of a farmers market - the products. My only complaint is I would like to see a few more different vendors. They have a lot of produce vendors who all mainly sell the same types of veggies, fruits and herbs. I get that it's a farmers market but some more different type of vendors (other than produce - i.e. dessert, body products, ice cream, etc.) would be a nice addition or change.

On my maiden voyage to this market, I was pleasantly surprised at how spacious the room is in the…read moreMadTree brewery. I didn't feel crowded or bumping shoulder to shoulder with anyone. I was able to move freely about and explore the possibilities of my purchase at the various stands. I purchased eggplant and squash, cheese and pimento spread. It was all delicious when I prepared it at home. Had I planned better, I could have had a pint or 2 of MadTree beer when I was done shopping. Maybe next time.

Speaking as a Kindergarten teacher for the last 7 years, this is by far the most wonderful place to…read moretake a field trip with your classroom in the fall! The Wendel family run an interactive farm where you get to meet all kinds of farm animals, learn to be little farmers of your own and take a hay ride to a real-life pumpkin patch where your students can roam the field and find the perfect pumpkin to take home with them! At a cost of just $6 a student, it fits any budget and could easily be doubled in price based on the incredible program the students receive all day long. If you are a teacher looking to connect your students with real life experiences with farming, pumpkin life cycles, farm to table, how farms work and food is made in a family-friendly, nurturing environment that caters to students, meeting them on their level and keeping them engaged the entire day, this is the place for you! Feel free to personal message me for more details, I cannot recommend this place enough!

I'm honestly disappointed with my experience at Wendell Spring Farm. I purchased cucumbers and…read moretomatoes, and then went back to purchase strawberry rhubarb. While I was there, three women made me feel extremely uncomfortable by acting as though I was trying to take or avoid paying for the vegetables I had already purchased. I explained that I felt like I was being bullied and uncomfortable with the way I was being treated. Unfortunately, I ended up leaving, and I regret even making the purchase in the first place. I understand wanting to make sure customers pay for their items, but there is a respectful way to handle that. I should not have been made to feel as though I was stealing after I had already paid for my vegetables. I left feeling embarrassed and unwelcome, and that experience completely overshadowed what should have been a simple trip to a local farm.

Came here to pick some sunflowers. Had a great time, the flowers were beautiful and cheap. Also on…read morea Friday at 6pm there was no one else there so we had free rein of the field. They also have fresh produce up front. Tip: bring your own scissors

I bought silver queen (8/3) that was not fresh to the point of being starchy and tasteless. The…read morefact that the area by the trailers was strewn with wood packing crates should have been a clue that the corn was not produced locally. My bad................

Fave farmers market in Cinci. This is for the Madeira and Indian Hill folks, and I used to live…read moreright up the street. I live further away now, but I make a point of visiting a few times per year for my beloved Turner Farms, Bridges Nepali cuisine (so delicious and flavorful), and cute little community gathering together on Thursday evenings. Also the dogs! So many cute dogs.

I just returned after a long absence to catch fall produce, and especially some bread from Blue…read moreOven Bakery. I really like that this Farmer's Market is later in the day, 4 to 7, instead of earlier. As far as pandemic measures, masks are required, you must use hand sanitizer on entering and keep social distancing. Vendors asked customers not to touch any merchandise. Some asked you put your cash into a basket. Plus, the fair is outside. You are also able to pre-order per many vendors through links on the Farmer's Market website and can even have runners come to your car with the products. Check the deadlines, as some are as early as the Monday before the Thursday market.