Best Organic Farm Ann Arbor Near Me

Kate S: Fantastic produce. Great people.

Diane Lilko: Attended a night if music and deserts

Katie Gallagher: I love it here. Everyone is so nice.

lorraine gutierrez: Wonderful organic farm with consistently high quality foods.

Mariah Kohles: We love this farm stand, we stop on the way home almost every day to get fresh vegetables for dinner. Everything is well priced, fresh, and easy to access. Thank you for providing freshly farmed food to our neighborhood!

Bob Peyser: Best organic veg in the A2 area!

Brian Malloure: The best veggies, grown right in town by really nice people!

Kyle Logue: Excellent, affordable, convenient organic vegetables and meats. And the nicest people you'll ever meet.

Bruce Geffen: The most excellent of veggies!

Melvin WTPGA: Nate and Jill Lada are both super duper human beings as well as farmers...and parents!🙂👍🏾🌱

astrnishing: Great food great people

Jim Hartnett: Nearby my home. Organic foods

Dylan Smith: Get food, great people, all organic and tasty.

Mary Lou Gillard: I watched them last year before they had the stand, so was very excited when they opened this year. Bought some just picked greens and some "home grown" bacon. It will be thawed by Sunday for a wonderful brunch!!Am putting my name in for dinner in a couple of weeks

Michael LaLonde: My wife and stepdaughter like it.

Laurie Schwartzenberger: Great experience, friendly people. Produce is fresh.

Denise Muehlhauser: Love this place. Yummy veggies, beautiful flowers!!

Devin Fredrickson: When we moved to Ann Arbor, we knew that we wanted to join a CSA. It helps us add a variety of produce to our weekly meals, without the work of maintaining a large veggie garden in our yard. I love that there is a good variety - it wasn't the same things endlessly all season. The farmer & her family are welcoming and excited to talk about their life farming this land. And you could see the improvements they were doing to help improve the land using sustainable methods - and to help build a community.I'm not the sort of person who will buy myself cut flowers. It seems like a luxury item. So the fact that each week I came home with the equivalent of 2 vases worth of flowers was amazing. Seeing those flowers all week long made me smile and excited to see what we'd be getting the next week.One side aspect that ensured we would join the project again this summer is the dinner on Sunday nights. It was a wonderful opportunity to meet other people in the community who care about sustainable farming practices, spending time outside, and enjoying local produce.

Katherine Martinelli: I cannot say enough good things about Raindance, and specifically the community CSA project. My family and I participated in the CSA last summer - in which you go to the farm every week and pick your own share - and it was the highlight of my summer. It is such a warm and welcoming environment and community, and I love having such a deep and personal connection to what we are eating. The produce and flowers are of incredible quality. I honestly never realized what a positive impact on my mood having fresh cut flowers in the house would have, but it was incredible. And Kristen and her family who run the farm are simply the best.

G K: This is such a wonderful place! We went with our toddler to pick flowers and veggies and enjoy a beautiful day outdoors, and it was the perfect way to spend a weekend morning. Raindance Organic Farm is both a real, working farm and a place of great hospitality. The Muehlhauser Family is so welcoming, and their passion for sharing what they do is abundantly evident. For us -- a family that's only ever lived in urban or suburban settings -- visiting Raindance is a great way to start teaching our daughter about nature and where her food comes from. She got to wander through gardens of sweet peppers and kale, learn about flowers and butterflies, and even taste some of the veggies she picked right then and there (her verdict on sampling the sweet pepper: "So good!"). The Muehlhausers are also constantly working on projects to improve the property, and the recently-installed solar shelter is a great addition, complete with shaded picnic tables, hammocks, and toys for the little ones. We didn't want to leave!

James Little: Got no idea

Natalie Thompson: We participated in Raindance's first family CSA program and have LOVED it!!! My kids have looked forward to digging potatoes each week, cutting flowers, harvesting sweet peppers, beans, tomatoes and more! I have made everything from gazpacho to zucchini fritters to scrumptious kale salads from the produce I've received. I also feel that my children have learned so much about how food is grown and the care that goes into cultivating the land. We've also been introduced to new varietals of foods and sometimes, new food itself such as garlic scapes and gooseberries (which my children adore). I've brought grandparents and friends to the farm and they all have marveled at Raindance and what a special place it is. Kristen is an amazing farmer and hostess and we are excited to see what she has in store for the next CSA season!

Elizabeth Pérez: We're part of the family CSA where you can bring your kids and harvest your share. It's been a great experience and we love visiting each week.

Traven Pelletier: This is an amazingly beautiful farm and property! Well worth a visit on a Wed. or Sat. morning for some great Bread and Cheese, a coffee and pastry treat! The gardens, goats, Lamas, and landscape make this an awesome outing!

Bonnie Breidenbach: The bread and the goat cheese take me here. I love to visit with the animals and can't wait for the flowers to bloom.

Dennis Fiore: Amazing!

Barbara Englebert: A beautiful place run by wonderful,kind people. Delicious breads, cheeses, micro greens and more. Friendly llamas and goats as well on gorgeous grounds with multiple Buddhist shrines. A must see.

Cameron Smith: Super friendly staff. We will definitely be back!

A: This is a peaceful productive lovely vibe place. Delicious hand baked pastries, seasonal produce, herbal therapeutics, and beautiful surroundings.

kill_your _ego: Was dragged here by my sister, and left with some cheese 🤷🏻‍♂️

Emily Rouse: Strange place, not much to do, we were there for around 40 minutes

Viyan Jaff: Fresh

Bander Alsabri: Nice , family and kids friendly

Keow Giak Sim: Great for children. Pastries are yummy.

Wayne Nesmith: Family Friendly fun stop. Take the kids, let them play, but not on the waterfall, shrines or statues. Bring a picnic basket or partake in the sweets and treats sold under the tents.Check for hours of operation before going.

The Pazyamors: Fresh, local produce. Also local eggs, cheese, and pantry items. Our favorite baked goods are the Ohs (shaped like donuts), especially chocolate. This summer they have had food trucks on Saturday which adds to the fun, adventure & excitement. Love to visit the goats, chickens, alpacas & other mammals on the farm. Ethically sourced, and open hearted. Although founded & run by a group known for vegetarianism, they partner with local meat farmers & fisherfolk for super fresh offerings. Also pertner with local kitchens for specially made ready to eat or heat & serve dishes. Only criticism was when I ordered a croissant and it came cut in half like a sandwich. This made the pastry dry. Great feature is ability to pre-order online for pick up.

Robert Koke: Nice farmer’s market with things for the kids to do!

Emily Seiser: We visited on a Saturday morning and the farm was busy but not overcrowded. It's a beautiful setting with flower gardens, shady trees, koi ponds, and waterfalls. Love the small farm market - we brought home several fresh items. Our toddler loved visiting the goats and chickens. Super friendly staff. We will definitely be back!

Joshua Downey: Plenty of room to roam, and great cronuts! Kids love to feed the goats, and there's a hidden fairy garden to get out of the sun.

Bill Ott: Wonderful place for children, parents and grandparents to visit. Lots of goats and other animals. Great food to eat on the premise and/or take home.

Sarah Schmidt: I love Whote Lotus Farms! The space they provide for people to buy local produce, goat cheese, pastries and more is beautiful and well kept! If you have not had one of their signature 'Ohs' I highly recommend you stop by for a visit!The staff is always bright and cheery, and can answer any questions you have about items for sale or the animals on the property (goat, chickens, Koi fish).Overall, it is a beautiful space run by beautiful humans!

Alexander Tang: Family and dog friendly fun

H M: Love this place! They have added so many picnic tables and places to chill and eat. This summer they’ve had food trucks come on Saturdays, and they also have fresh pizza! I love checking out the farm shed goods and their pastries are to die for. Absolutely excellent! We also enjoy seeing the baby goats and llamas.