Stuckwish Farm Market — Local services in Salem

I really wanted this place to be great, but no. The store has handmade lotion, candles, cutesy stuff. That was all great and fine but we stopped in because it said farm market on the sign and the farm market part was not great. We bought a musk melon and a bunch of beautiful red and green tomatoes. The melon smelled perfectly sweet and ripe, but had no taste, it was like eating a moist magic eraser, our fruit loving dogs wouldn't eat it, nor would our chickens. The tomatoes were very cold, which was odd but they looked good. Sadly they also had zero flavor and a refrigerated tomato texture. I tossed the rest to the chickens, they weren't impressed either. I don't think these things are local or grown in a smaller scale farm, these had mass grocery store taste and texture. I was going to buy some jam but in reading the label it is "made for", so I'm guessing these are large scale ordered with a custom label. Not really local or farm market products for local prices. Grocery store, mass produced items. Gave 2 stars because the woman working was...

Hated my experience I remember when the Kamman family run the store, and it was an amazing place where people came to get flowers and a variety of luxury goods. When you would walk in you would be greeted by a variety of friendly and caring employees. They're also used to be a young stout lady who ran the market, she always put care and dedication into picking out flowers and other goods. Nothing like the uncaring incompetent people who run the store now.

I personally will never return and if I have any power to do so I will stop any and all my friends from visiting, until the Kamman family returns or the atmosphere they had there...

My husband has been telling me to speak out more, and I feel this is one of the many things that need to be righted.

My husband and I used to always go to Kamman’s farms at least thrice a year we paid a visit to it to buy flowers and an assortment of recipes. We traveled all the way from Montreal in Quebec to visit them. Despite being gay my husband and I where treated with respect rarely seen in such a rural area. Now that they have left the feel of the store has changed, and I miss it. It's just not the same as when it...