Janoski’s Farm and Greenhouse

Growing up, this was our green grocer. At the time they had one building but always had the best produce. Now, the place has grown in size and what they offer but the quality is still as high as it was when I was young. The selection of fruits, vegetables, local treats, plants, wine and more is excellent.
The restaurant is a local favorite. While the food is good its not something you would give 5 stars to.

I’ve never eaten here before. Most of the reviews are about the food. I’ve been here for the Fall Festival and pumpkin patch. It’s the best around! They have so many fun things to do for the entire family. The price is $ 6.00 which you can’t beat. You get to ride on the hayride and go out to pick your own pumpkin. The farmer’s market inside is wonderful. They have fresh baked everything and so much great produce. They have a little country store with knick knacks. They also sell Volant Mill Winery wine which is amazing. There’s a petting zoo, a «Boo» barn, corn maze, etc. I highly recommend checking them out in the Fall to get your pumpkins and have a wonderful time!

I absolutely love this farmer’s market. Their produce is great. Always fresh, most items grown on their farm, incredibly reasonable prices for produce. They even carry some produce you don’t see in the regular super markets. 100% he’s my recommendation.

I hate to leave a bad review about a local business, but after eating here well over a dozen times I think it is warranted.
I always feel as if I’m a bother by eating at this establishment. The lady (one in particular) who always works the register is the most unfriendly person at the restaurant. Never a smile, always looks annoyed. She’s what I assume to be a manger or should be at this point because she has been there since they first opened. As someone who has frequented this restaurant multiple times over the years, one would think seeing a familiar face would encourage a better attitude.
The waitstaff is friendly, I don’t have any complaints in that department.
The food. Mostly terrible. For having a large farmhouse I would expect some fresher produce. It’s likely it comes from a can. As someone who frequents the farm market on a weekly basis, I know what I am getting on my plate is not the same as what I am buying across the street. That fact boggles my mind. Overpriced for what you are getting. Plastic plates? Come on. I was indicated that they had water issues at some point and that it was a temporary thing, 3 years later and still eating on plastic.
All and all, not impressed. I cringe when guests of mine suggest we go here. I would much rather go to ponderosa golf course, enjoy a good view and have a way more satisfying meal at a cheaper price.
Step up your game, Janoskis.

Give me a «J»!
Coworkers and I visited this establishment and we really enjoyed our meals. The meals are on the bland side (I will justify the 4 stars :)) because they do cater to many retirement communities I believe.
I recommend breakfast. I have had the Big «J» breakfast several times. 3 Eggs, bacon, ham, sausage patty, home fries and toast for $ 5.50. The ham is off the bone. A very yummy meal.
I had the hot turkey sandwich platter — Sandwich covered with turkey gravy, mashed potatoes. Large portions. The mashed potatoes were not anything to write home about. (Stick with the home fries).
Dessert — Pies and apple turnovers are very good. I recommend the apple turnover.
Service — very attentive (even when they have bus loads of elderly come in)
Atmosphere — meh — uneven tables, mix of furniture. Not really country except for the knick knacks
Food — Above average depending on what you get. Breakfast — great, Lunch — okay — Dinner (never had) — they do offer a buffet on certain days.
Price — very good in my option
Location — close to their farm store which is pretty cool. Check out their pastries, meats, veggies, and locally /​regionally made items.
Pretty cool!