Sirna's Farm & Market

Great farm market to shop at. Everything is locally sourced from the vegetables, meat, fruit, seasoning, cheese, and best local wine selection around. Family run, and they make sure to give you a tour of the farm or greenhouses if you ask. You'll see Annie planting her seedlings year round, Craig cultivating the land, bailing hay, or delivering fresh toppings for their pizza parlor just up the road.

This is a Hollywood movie come true! The Sirna's were your typical urban-dwelling family with regular city-type jobs up until a few years ago when they decided to buy a plot of land and move out to the country to start farming. Today, they do a great job encouraging and supporting local farming initiatives while taking their hard-worked goods to weekend markets in Cleveland suburbs like Shaker Heights and South Russell. They also operate their own storefront on their land open during growing season which features their own goods as well as stuff from local farms and wineries (cheese, sausages, canned goods, wines, etc.) - again, supporting the local farmers and businesses.One story I always tell people is on one weekend I was desperate for some dill as I had a bunch of baby cuckes at home ready to be pickled. She ran out of the store and came back from the fields a few minutes later handing me this gigantic bouquet of dill weed for about $2. Now I only needed a few sprigs for the pickles but boy the house smelled great for a week!We participated in their CSA one year - a way of buying a share in the farmers' operation. For an up-front lump sum fee, your share nets you a weekly bag of whatever the crops yield that week. This goes on for several months while crops can be harvested. While you don't usually get a choice of what you'll receive (it's whatever is ripening that week!), every bag has an abundance of food. This is perfect for the family that has flexibility in preparing and eating a variety of vegetables from week to week. We received throughout the growing season (not in just one week) corn, potatoes, tomatoes, green beans, radishes, zucchini, butternut squash, yellow squash, kohlrabi, onions, and much more. On weeks which were light on crops, especially in the beginning, Sirna's substituted freshly-ground peanut butter and local honey.Sirna's also does a Fall festival open house with hay rides for the kids.Located along 44 about 2 miles south of 422, Sirna's is definitely worth your while to stop by here one of your summer/fall weekends and support your local farmers.

Sirna's Farm is a family owned farm market treasurer. Not only can you find the best fresh produce, they carry Made in Ohio products too,The staff is very knowledgeable, friendly and willing to let you sample their products.If you haven't been to Sirna's Farm, you are really missing out!!

Sirnas is my go to for pizza or wings, it's a healthier alternative and it truly brings farm to table in a delicious way. Not to mention the fantastic and friendly service, everyone is so open and willing to talk and help you navigate the menu. I love sirnas!

The best produce in Ohio. The FRESH CORN is to die for!!! The sausage and pickles are excellent!!! The Sirna Family sure does know what they're doing when it comes to farming!!! Their Oktoberfest is excellent for family and kids!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!

We went to Sirna's midsummer. Their profile on eatwild.com makes it sound like their chickens are just pastured. From the site: "Our chickens' diet consists of grass and lots of sunshine, which makes their eggs high in vitamin D." This is incomplete at best. According to the checker, their chickens eat rejected farm-stand produce (not a problem). I had her check to see what was in the chicken feed, so she called a man in charge, so said the feed is definitely not organic, composed of corn and soy. So probably GMO corn and soy (which is a problem).They were out of their grass-fed beef.

This is what a farm market should be! They may not be open year round, but this is Ohio and it's tough to bring in fresh veggies from frozen fields. However, if you want fresh veggies during the summer, then you've gotta try this place. For three years running, this is the only place we buy our fresh corn. This year they asked me if I'd even eaten corn on the cob raw. Nope! But I have now and it's actually very tasty and sweet. They also advised me that I shouldn't boil my corn any more than five minutes. That way all the nutrients stay in the corn instead of the water. Great people make for a great experience. Give them a shot -- you won't be disappointed!