MID CITY FARM MARKET — Local services in Midland City

Not open on Saturday! My husband and I drove some distance (1h45m) to find them closed at 2:30-3 p.m. on this afternoon. The website and Facebook both stated hours of operation to be Saturday till 5 p.m. We called getting no answer, then thinking they were just too busy to answer the phone bc of the great looking tomatoes. We also sent a message via messenger and received an auto-reply stating they would get back to us. To my dismay, the "owners" had ugly replies on both platforms, which has given me additional reason for concern, hence this update. The Mid City Farm Market written responses were both an attempt of criticism to me on a very personal level and not that of addressing the business issue of incorrect hours of operation on both platforms. Had they indeed been open between 2:39-3 pm. on this beautiful afternoon, the one-star review of operation time would have been different. Additionally, someone else came while we were there to find the same establishment closed. The one-star review is due to incorrect hours of operation published and not product review. Having no way to obtain products is the very core of the issue. Refraining from comments on support of local farmers is unnecessary, as my shopping and household food consumption of farm products was never a part of...

I purchased a large bag of the poorest quality peanuts from this business and was blocked from their Facebook page for sending them a private message letting them know I was disappointed. I try my best to always support local business. I did not expect a refund just a simple apology would’ve been sufficient..however what I did receive was nothing and I was blocked. I should’ve posted it publicly for everyone to see. If you want mushy peanut less shells then grab get your peanuts here because that’s exactly all they gave me when I payed for...

Fresh, local, and prepared in-season fruits and vegs. We purchased boiled peanuts, watermelon, fresh cream field corn ready to cook, and field peas. All of them were so good. Peanuts were sweet, and not over salted, watermelon was a bit overripe, but so sweet. It could not have been any easier to have farm fresh field creamed corn, ready to cook in a plastic container. Reminded me of grandma's. We...