Fowl’s Farm Market

Living Life a month ago

Everyone go to the BBB and make the complaints also. The BBB will continue to contact them. Fowls farm needs to be shown that the way they act and treat their customers will not be tolerated. This place is absolutely horrible. Farms are supposed to be family oriented and sadly this one is nothing but rude. You are supposed to make family traditions at farms. You want your kids to come back and your grandkids. And this one, your kids and grandkids know, to never step foot here. Let the word spread -do not go to Fowls farm. Take your hard earned money and go somewhere the people are actually appreciative of you. They are welcoming and kind. I don't know what goes on in these people's lives, but they are rude, and condescending, and hurtful. I hope that they have an eye opener and with all the bad reviews, maybe that's the first step -they need to sit down as a family and read them and let it touch their hearts. Maybe they want the place to close? Dont go here. You will be asked to leave. Your children will be yelled at. I have never seen such horrible "farmers " . Thats the honest truth. Sad sad place.

Cortlynn LePrevost a month ago

Horrible experience. Took my kids in their and my kids were being so good as they always are. Because my son was standing in a stopped cart while I was paying the owner thought he could point his finger in my face, yelling at me and tell me my son needs to get out of the cart and walk. I told him there’s a way to talk to someone and he’s gonna be respectful and watch how he speaks to me. They are nasty people and they don’t like children. I’ll never step foot in there again. I called back to speak to someone and that’s when I found out he was the owner and he told me to get a life and hung up on me.

Kris Hansen a month ago

The fresh corn from Fowl's Farm Market is so worth the drive. I bought 10 dozen ears and freeze after shucking 'em. So delicious today and during the winter

diane Edited 3 months ago

The woman owner and the young man are very friendly and helpful if you have any questions. We buy a variety of items when we stop there. We have been shopping there since before the store was built. Their Amish bakery items are a plus. Definitely give them a chance and stop in to check it out.

Gmail Gmail Edited a year ago

My husband and I are brown people - south and east asian. Anyway, my husband called them to ask about honeycombs, which a younger man confirmed. He was so kind he even told my husband that they’ll keep open a few mins until we get there, since we were desperate in finding combs and we were about 10 mins out past their closing. The place is SO cute! There were 2 other elderly people there (husband and wife I’m guessing). They did sort of stare at us while we kept moving through the aisles with excitement touching everything. They were reorganizing and cleaning for closing, so if Iw ere them at that age, I’d also be worried and annoyed. BUT they didn’t say anything, so who cares. They have the same right as customers, and they don’t really have to small talk us and kids our butts - they don’t even do that at Walmart, let alone here. I always see farm stores as them sharing their goods with us, as opposed to being in the business for pure money just to sell whatever. So I was very thankful at all the goodies they had. We even picked up a loaf of cinnamon roll bread they had (they didn’t make it) and it was one of the best cinnamon breads I’ve had (that’s a lot to say coming from so