The Witten Farm Market

This is a great spot near Obetz where you can pick up pumpkins, fresh corn on the cob, potatoes, tomatoes, green beans, and other veggies.They have a bakery, ice cream, and local Ohio made items throughout. It was a great little stop this afternoon when looking for fresh local produce.

best corn in all of ohio. fresh baked pies every day, fresh donuts on the weekends. Fresh produce, especially the types you can't get from your local Kroger. most of their stuff is grown in a farm in ohio, and they have an incredible bakery, an ice cream stand, and for fall time they had an apple cider slushee. I love if there.

I really enjoyed this place! Lots of homemade goodies and fresh fruits and vegetables. The shortcake with berries was one of the best things Ive ever eaten! The corn (you can husk right there!), pasta salad, heirloom tomato and blackberry pie were off the charts delicious! We also tried the buckeyes, turtles, corn muffins, cut up cheese and meat container and caramel apple pie. The real STARS were mentioned above though. Definitely a fan!

I was frustrated with the area's weekly farmers markets this year - mostly not anyone's fault, but due to the restrictions of COVID-19, there were fewer vendors, and the proximity of that many people made me uncomfortable, so I decided to check out some of the area's "farm markets," which weren't as limited in terms of open hours. Boy am I glad I did. Smith Farm Market is not very close to where I live, but it's worth the extra time for travel. First off: tomatoes. Being able to walk in and right there is a big basket of Brandywines, my favorite summer treat. An assortment of other heirloom varieties, so many different ones they require a chart with descriptions so you can decide what to get. Big fat green tomatoes to sate my fried green tomato addiction. Boxes of Romas and San Marzanos to turn into tomato confit. I was in heaven.Then the rest of the vegs. I roasted whole beets for the first time (a bit of a pain, to be honest, but I enjoyed the challenge.) Fresh Brussels sprouts well ahead of Thanksgiving. Potatoes, onions, zucchini, eggplant, cucumbers - you name it. Finally the baked goods. Someone else here said the pies are frozen - well, if they are, they're better frozen pies than I've had anywhere else, ever. And the prices are amazing, especially given the quality. I'm in danger, because they offer a "pie lovers" card that nets you a free pie after purchase of 10. (Half pies count, too, so you can tell yourself "it's only half a pie.") The lemon crunch pie is the BEST (think lemon meringue pie, only with a crumble topping instead of meringue.) Sweet corn biscuits are delightful topped with honey and butter, although they tend to fall apart. The people are very nice and helpful, and when I was accidentally overcharged for something they apologized and quickly made it right. I'm dreading the end of the produce season, but I will definitely be back next year. May even wean me off of the limited farmer's markets completely.

I found this place by accident and I'm glad I did! They have fresh seasonal produce so you have to go frequently to get what is in season. Their pies looked really good and must be a top seller, since I saw so many people getting them. I wish I tried the apple cider slushy and think I will next time I visit. This place is worth a a visit to get fresh veggies and other produce that is in season.

Super friendly staff and followed COVID-19 regulations.Ordered peach pie and hubby thought it was delicious!Peaches and plums were yummy as well!

It's fall so....apples...pumpkins....gourds...Smith Farm Market is the place to go! Oh and um they have Apple Cider Slushees that are amazing! Great market, all kinds of baked goods, candies and more! Plenty of pumpkins and gourds to chose from for carving, baking and decorating! Lots of parking and a friendly staff! If you're looking for a time to go when it's not crowded, a Friday morning is perfect! They have donuts in the weekends!

Found this spot looking for a pie as a birthday present and were wonderfully surprised by the treats that were offered. Super helpful and pleasant staff helping us out even though it was close to closing time. We will definitely visit again to grab a pie for ourselves!

We passed this market on the way to do some hiking and made a note to stop by on the way back. It was well worth a visit! There was a nice selection of items, much of which was locally made, and everything I looked at was Ohio made. Since we were planning a cook-out that evening, we eagerly picked up fresh corn and watermelon from the large produce section, and we enjoyed looking at some of the more unique varieties of items, such as the tomatoes, that you don't see in a standard grocery store. The huge dessert section could not be overlooked, and we ended up with a nice selection: slices of pecan pie and cherry crunch pie, and giant cookies in celebration (sprinkles and mini M&Ms) and triple chocolate chunk. There are a couple of refrigerators with meat and dairy, plus prepared items like pasta and potato salads, and we opted for yellow cheese curds and a smoked gouda. Everything has been much enjoyed! There's also a fun corn-on-the-cob chair (throne?) out front by where the corn was, which was a nice touch. The staff was friendly and efficient, baskets and carts are located in the front, and there was plentiful parking available in the lot.

Best and freshest produce around! Easy to find produce. Everyone is super nice and friendly and helpful! Definite go to!!!!