Eddy's Fruit Farm

Excellent homegrown quality fruits and vegetables! Lovely for the community! It's worth it to go out of your way to support them and get better quality goods! Apples all year round!

I went apple picking for the first time and I was lucky enough to go twice! Andrew and I picked apples the first time and my mom and I picked apples and Concord grapes the second time. The employees are friendly and very helpful. I appreciate the detailed instructions they provide on the location of each type of fruit. The trees were somewhat over-picked by the time we stopped by, but we still left with more than enough. This was around the time they closed for a week to ensure there was enough for the season. I expected to pay a lot more than what we did, but it was like $4 for 10 medium sized apples. We also stopped by the general store and picked up quite a few things. We love supporting small businesses and they had a few within their shop. Over the span of my two trips, I left with green peppers, jalapeños, cucumbers, cheese, coffee, and popcorn. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw 2/$1 peppers and 5/$1 jalapeños. Eddy's isn't horribly far from us, but I'd consider making the drive on a weekly basis for the price and quality of their products

Love Eddys and how nice and not snobby the workers are. Fresher produce and always delicious. Highly recommend. Don't waste your time with the other place up the road.

I went Apple and grape picking here two years in a row with my old roommates who were from Cleveland and told me about this place. It's VERY cute in the fall, very quintessential Midwest. They do hayrides for kids and they have a very large orchard of apples and vineyard of grapes where you can go picking however much you want and pay by the pound. They also have a greenhouse where they grow other veggies and you can buy those too, plus plenty of pies and other homemade baked goods and things like handmade soaps, etc. It's all very cute, and the produce is delicious! The grapes in particular I thought were fun, they had sweet seedless purple and green grapes (although beware - these are so delicious they all get picked SO fast every year so you have to go early!!), and they have lots of Concord grapes which are also delicious but are the kind with seeds and very tangy skin (but the grape flesh inside is very sweet - they're a popular kind used for making wine). The workers here are always very sweet as well, they have such an idyllic job out on this farm that I am unsurprised. Overall I do miss this place in the fall now that I don't live in Cleveland anymore - it's super cute, good for families/kids, and a lovely drive out as well into a green part of the outskirts of Cleveland :)

I grew up in Chesterland and everytime I come back to visit I stop by the local fruit farms. Eddy's specifically is my favorite for Concord grapes and their Concord Grape juice. They even do pick your own grapes when they're in season (September-Octoberish). Overall the pick your own at Eddy's is great and the shop is on the smaller side but always has high quality produce. If you're looking for something specific you may want to check their website or call ahead to make sure its in season and that they have it. They also have a small food stand outside with ice cream and treats. It's a nice touch during the fall season and a lot of people were enjoying treats while they shopped for their pumpkins or headed in from picking their own items. The staff members have always been friendly as well and the prices are definitely fair for what you receive (especially coming from California).