Hop on Farms

Fresh vegetables are available, but cleanliness is an alien concept. Today, while I was shopping here, a woman walked in with a small, long haired dog, which she carried in her arms. As she bent over the vegetable and dairy products, the dog followed her body movement to drop dog hair and perhaps other pests on food that was intended for human consumption. Although this is a semi-​open vegetable stall/​farm I still expect some sense of cleanliness. I did alert the owner/​staff of this issue and they just shrugged their shoulders.
I also have been here on prior occasions where people without disabled stickers park in the two stalls designated for disabled persons. Alerting staff to the problem does not correct it. They merely shrug and move on — I have seen people with walkers trying to negotiate the parking lot, while those who do not need it enjoy the convenience of a disabled parking stall.
There is no concern for the customer or even a nod to customer service. As long as you come in and spend money, this establishment is happy. Customer service — not there at all. Their prices are comparable to the large chain stores, so nothing special here. Don’t think I will be back again.