Stahl's Farm Market — Local services in Edinburg Township

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place !! It's like going to your grandma's root cellar ! It smells wonderful , and the people that work there are absolutely the nicest people you'll ever meet ! Check it out one day , and grab some cider ! Stahls has the best cider you will ever taste !

Update : AND NOW I WORK THERE !! HURRAY !!!

Update : one of the employees , Carrie , is nuts . She talks incessantly making no sense . If you try to get a word in she just yells faster and louder . One Saturday morning I got to work and she informed me that she was going to be recording everything I said . I asked her what that was all about and she told me that "I'm different" . Yes I am . I am friendly and helpful .

I left . To all the wonderful customers that I had the pleasure of meeting , I am going to sadly miss you all .

This market is a lovely place , but it's managed...

An apple a day, keeps the doctor away! Don’t know how true that is, but we sure do love us some fresh veggies and fruits. I’ve always said I could be a vegetarian…until I remember how much I love bacon. But, we digress!

This small farmers market just outside of Edinburg, OH is a perfect place to stop for some of Ohio’s famous sweet corn and ‘maters. Throughout the year they have everything from strawberries to apples and corn to pumpkins. Always reasonably priced and the staff is so friendly! I hear their honey is the bomb diggitty too, but that isn’t from personal experience.

If you’re looking to support a local business that is family owned and run, this is a great start. You won’t be disappointed!

Side note: they sell some of the most MASSIVE pumpkins and cabbage come fall. A...

By August 28 it should be a great time for many varieties of produce, but not at Stahl's. I was driving by and stopped for my first visit.

A star is for for the staff, who were pleasant. Another star is for the cucumber - you can't mess that up very much. A third star is for the peaches: not outstanding, but okay.

A missing star is for the Marietta tomatoes that were tougher than leather and without much taste. Another missing: honey rock melon I let ripen, but still was not very sweet. Addendum: 3-star rating down to 2-stars. After 4 days, a pear was ripe, but not very sweet. Second tomato: same as the first - I'm not looking forward to the third, but at least it is the last. If your retail focus is fresh produce, it ought to...