The Elegant Farmer

I loved our day at Autumn fest- the kids had a blast, the food was so good, especially the pulled pork sandwich and pies. We also splurged (though it was very reasonably priced) on wine tastings and enjoyed our cheeses with the guava cider which i totally LOVeD along with honeycrisp apple wine!

Awesome farm/orchard store. Tons of tasty baked goods including the best apple pie ever. Fresh produce. Lots of jams,jellies, sauces and dips. A large selection of popcorn and candy. Along with cheese and meats. Great ice cream too. There is also a train stop here and pick your own apples in the fall.

We enjoyed our time apple-picking and taking a hay ride! It's worth a penny. One of the best places to visit during the fall season

One of the truck driver at my husband’s work gave him an apple pie cooked in a brown paper bag as a gift. In my 51 years of life that was the very best pie I have ever eaten. So much so, I wanted to know where it can from, WI. I actually feel like eating a pie from The Elegant Farmer is an experience, one I’m so glad for the opportunity! Thank you Elegant Farmer, wish you were closer, as there are so many other foods I’d love to try from your establishment!!

Grew up in southeastern WI and an elegant farmer pie baked in the brown paper bag was a special childhood treat. I have been living on the east coast for 15+ years so it's been quite some time since having one. My wonderful brother sent us two pies for Christmas - holy wow!! Every bit as delicious as I remember. This is what a fruit pie should taste like. Way to go, The Elegant Farmer!

I want to give Elegant Farmer a 5 star review but there’s a couple of reasons that prevent me from doing so. 1. port-o-potty’s? Come on! Really?! For the upscale items and their prices, the customers who travel in from out-of-town deserve a real bathroom! 2. staff was a bit curt! Very disappointing! For the same reasons; upscale items and pricing deserve better customer service; even near the end of a busy day!! I will always return to this great business but will need to remember to find a different bathroom in town and try not to bother the staff. Positives include: • unique food items •clean/organized/stocked displays through-out the store •consistent delicious deli & bakery items •ripe, well-priced produce •company labels & locally produced items •longevity of the business •presence of friendly owner/management on floor

Nice ambiance a nice people but I wasted money on buying certain items there that had just horrible harmful ingredients in them. When you buy applesauce from a farm you don't expect to have all these garbage ingredients in them like red 10 dye which is a harmful chemical and sodium bisorbate which is a scrubbing agent. You pay a premium and think you're getting something healthy cuz you go to a farm and it turns out to be garbage. I literally had to throw them away wasted a bunch of money. Buyer beware unfortunately partially my fault for not looking until I got home.

I ordered their two (2) pack online, one apple pie in a bag and one apple crisp in a bag, for a holiday party. I was so excited until I received the items. Instead of receiving the two types of apple pies, I received an apple pie and a cherry crisp. I had cherry pie and don't eat any cooked fruit other than apples. I'm so disappointed and out of more than $90 bucks! I confirmed my selections three times before I committed to no avail. I now know that you also have to confirm again once you receive your receipt. Now my Christmas meal is ruined! NEVER AGAIN!!!

My husband was looking for pumpkin/apple orchards in the area and noticed elegant farmer is known for their apple pie in a bag. If you're going to get 1 item from here, I highly recommend it being that. It's won awards for numerous years and is recognized from reputable places. This small town market has a lot to offer, most of its products are directly from them or locally sourced. It's designed to give off a small town feel and is cozy. We were hoping to walk around the apple orchard and outside grounds but unfortunately that is only available Saturdays and Sundays. Since we stopped in on a Wednesday that area was closed. We made the best out of it and strolled around the market instead. Staff members were helpful. No one was pushy and we didn't feel rushed to get in and out. We purchased several items and if I were to go back I'd definitely get the apple pie in a bag and chocolate peanut butter balls again. I'd pass on the seasoned pretzels and cheese curds. They were just fine IMO.

Great time here for their harvest fest. They've extended it to the full month of October so you have some time to stop by! Plenty of parking on the side lawn or you can try and grab a spot in their lot. The staff look to do what they can to keep people moving. It was rainy this Saturday so it wasn't as busy as it normally is. Still busy but not jam packed. They offer a stand inside a side building for lunch - ranges from bbq sandwiches, pot pies and pickles. You can also grab a slice of apple or caramel apple pie or a caramel apple for dessert. The prices are what you'd expect but their pie is unique and worth it. Always a fun stop this time of year and love enjoying a pot pie on a hay bale. Stop by if you haven't!

Our recent visit to Elegant Farmer has me so excited for another return in fall (aka peek season to get all of their incredible autumn-themed products). My in-laws were in town visiting and happened to be passing through that area. It was a must-stop seeing as my father-in-law's favorite food is apple pie, and Elegant Farmer has undoubtedly the best in the state! We opted for the biggest, 9″ pie for $24.99. Worth every penny. Once a year I'm reminded how dang delicious they are. Make your stop here for not only pie, but endless other goods from their shop like pastas, cheese, sweets, jams, honey, dressings, popcorn, meats, juices, and beyond! So many classics not to be missed. We'll be back in Sept/Oct time for apple picking and all of the fall-family-fun they have on-site!

Nice ambiance a nice people but I wasted money on buying certain items there that had just horrible harmful ingredients in them. When you buy applesauce from a farm you don't expect to have all these garbage ingredients in them like red 10 dye which is a harmful chemical and sodium bisorbate which is a scrubbing agent. You pay a premium and think you're getting something healthy cuz you go to a farm and it turns out to be garbage. I literally had to throw them away wasted a bunch of money. Buyer beware unfortunately partially my fault for not looking until I got home.

The store was a fun place. The design of entrance like a silo was cool. I was there mainly for the fruit pie. I went for a blueberry apple pie. That was really good. That was also the best thing I had from here. I tried one of the fruit muffins, and that was excellent as well. I also took home a Strawberry banana bread and a tart cherry juice, both of which were good.

I just adore it here. Truly a fall-time staple. I look forward to my family and I's annual apple picking and grocery store stop here all year. The look of the farm itself is very coordinated and festive. The grocery story also fits this, and the whole place just looks on brand and fun. A personal favorite of mine here is the pumpkin bar, the cold apple cider, the apple cider donuts, the fresh picked apples, and especially the sandwiches on kaiser rolls--but really everything is delicious. You simply cannot go wrong here. Also, the staff are always cheery and pleasant.

Fun little fall market stop! They do have apple picking and pumpkins. Lots to do for the entire family here. The bakery items are seasonal and they tend to have more in fall seasons. They are open year round with snack items, a small deli and frozen entrees. You have to try the apple pie and the pot pies. Delicious and so filling. Don't sleep on the honey mustard pretzels either. So addicting!

I've been here twice now around apple picking season and it is an absolute joy! I have loved every experience here. The parking lot is easy to navigate and while it's on the grass, it's well marked with plenty of spots. They have free entry into the apple orchards and you can pay for added fun like a hay ride or to go into the corn maze. We opted for just apple picking and picked up a 1/2 peck bag and their print out guide of what color ribbons go with which apples. My friends and I had so much fun exploring the grove, trying apples, climbing trees and ladders and taking photos while filling our bag with our favorite apple varieties. My personal favorites are the Cortland and Crispin apples. They are sweet, juicy and beautiful. I ended up mostly getting these varieties but others we enjoyed were the Jonathan, Macoun, McIntosh and Ida Reds. On our visit there were thirteen varieties available. My 1/2 peck was $15- a steal when you include the fun of picking and exploring the grounds. It was really cool to see couples, families, friends and more out enjoying apple picking and there was plenty of space where it didn't feel too crowded. Across from the apple picking is the real shopping, they have an indoor market as well as a smaller food court area that does some items and caramel apples. The store has everything you could imagine from coffee and cocoa to honey roasted ham, fresh pies baked in paper bags and cheese curds. I even bought some dog treats to bring home to Oslo. It's easy to stock up on your seasonal favorites or shop locally for gifts. My friends and I had so much fun and will have amazing memories long after our apples and pie are eaten.

Beautiful selection of local products. Reddest watermelon I have ever seen. Very friendly staff.

Better customer relationship with employees how are you for part-time work then they expect you to work full-time and when you can't let you go.

What an amazing place! We purchased a wide assortment of items. First was the deli where we got chicken salad and ham salad. The ham salad was probably the best I've ever had. Chicken salad was also very good, although we prefer a smaller dice on the onions and celery. We also purchased an Apple pie in a Bag and a Caramel Apple Pie in a Bag for Thanksgiving. The pies were out of this world. Definitely a hit with the Thanksgiving crew. The next item was huge loaf of wheat bread which was also very delicious. We love the interior of the buildings and the decorations for Thanksgiving. We will definitely return when we are in the area.

Such a gem! Their pie in a bag is delicious! When my kids come home, it's our favorite desert.

Visited the Elegant Farmer recently for some fall fun! Recommend! Nice place for apple picking, an amazing corn maze (that spells Elegant Farmer and has the Happy Barn if you're flying overhead or perhaps a drone), a hayride that was oddly comfortable took us to said corn maze and to pick our our (insanely expensive) pumpkins. We enjoyed our hot lunches (chicken pop pie to die for and pulled pork sandwiches) and shopped the shop- soups, honey, preserves and pickled things, frozen chix pot pies (to take home!) and their famous apple pies made in paper bags that are Americas #1 Apple Pie. Make the trip you'll be glad you did.

I have one word for this place. Expensive! $25 for a pie? Other items you can buy at Woodmans much cheaper. This is definitely for the tourist. I was very disappointed.

I went into buy a sandwich but left $80 later with dressings, pie, and a few lunch items. Absolutely everything was delicious. I wish they weren't so far because their ready-to-go lunch is amazing. I will be back:)

The Elegant Farmer is chock full of delights both broadly available and homemade loaded with friendly employees and a homey, welcoming vibe. The homemade goods are really why you'll want to make the trip though. The apple pie is as good as the legend suggests and the muffins are both huge and delicious.

Literally the cutest, most wholesome farm shop experience! Everything I have purchased from the Elegant Farmer is soo high quality and delicious. I love their cherry applesauce, popcorn, and the Jalapeno and Cheese Jerkey sticks are all to die for! I can't wait for my next visit!

This was my first time coming for Apple Picking with my family and really enjoyed our time here at the Elegant Farmer. I looked at several apple picking farms but this place came recommended from a friend who has been here before and told me how much she loved it. We bought tickets for the hayrides which us took to the apple orchards and then the corn maze after. They were $6 per person for each. If you come with a big group then this adds up - just something to keep in mind. I also liked that they had the option of half peck, full peck etc. and we could take one per family instead of some other places where it looked like each person had to buy one bag which could be a lot for one family if you are not planning to use up all the apples soon. After we did our apple picking we went to the corn maze which was so interesting. It was not easy but so fun. They do give you a map but i dont think the map helped me at all.. we had to kind of use our intuition and follow some other folks who were also busy trying to discover their path. After our experience there we went across the street to pick up some goodies from their store. It was super crowded but they had an excellent collection of everything and anything. I picked up their famous apple pie baked in a bag and it was super yummy. What a treat for the entire family!

It was once a wonderful place to visit and shop, but now it's just another tourist trap retail center with overpriced goods. They still have some good items in their bakery and the Bear Crunch popcorn is always delicious.

Everything is Fresh. Bring a cooler because you will fill it. Pies are perfect, cookies awesome, cupcaks tremendous. Ham is delcious and can be bought by the slice or pound. small selection of cheeses, Hot Pea soup and it is better than your Mothers and chok full with ham. A store full of all natural packaged products for sale. Salad dessings, dips, spices, baking products, popcorn to pop or already made, candies, assorted fresh fruits Also a small Ice Cream counter. There are bottled and canned beverages for sale including natural cider, no Alcohol ( but next door is a Wine store) the Elegant Cork.

Apple pie here is fantastic, with a truly unique crust. However, it would be great if the staff were friendlier and more informed about their offerings. My 10-year-old daughter asked a simple question about the ingredients in their multi-berry pie, and one of the employees had no idea and didn't seem very enthusiastic about the product.

I really do not know what the problem was. My son bought an apple pie on Monday and drove up to Iron Mountain to visit. We sat down to celebrate with a delicious pie, and it was moldy. Little blue/green specks. We had a taste test anyway, and it was very rich and luscious, if a bit too sweet, and put it in the fridge to test. In the morning many more spots. OK, then. On Thursday I emailed the place, but jut crickets. Fine. $23 for a pie is not really too much, as good as it could have been, but hey; why the spots? Why did it get moldy so fast? How old was it, really? I would really like to know.

It's been a while since I've been there but they have excellent bakery items, soups and sandwiches plus you can pick your own fruits during the appropriate times of the year. Occasional have locally made Carmals and other goodies which makes it a fun destination for the entire family.

I'm not a sweet freak by any means and I don't have a sweet tooth compared to the average person so I don't order desserts or buy sweets at the grocery store regularly but I definitely know when I see the good stuff so I will get something sweet. Basically what I'm saying is you won't catch me with a candy bar and the likes but I will occasionally get a sweet treat if it's a high quality spectacular sweet thing. I'm no pie connoisseur by far but the Elegant Farmer has the best DAM pies that keep me coming back for them, I will make the drive. No matter what pie I get it's fuc#ing delicious and the crust is the super star by far because its so sweet and crunchy, almost like brittle like with a great pie filling of your choice. The pies are delicious definitely but that crust is so good and why I keep getting them, honestly I get the pie for the crus. BEST dam pies around so look at my pictures and take one home because you won't be disappointed.

The Elegant Farmer is legendary, known primarily for paper bag pies. And those are excellent and come in many varieties. You should definitely get one. The store also offers food of just about every kind - there are snacks, there are jams and jellies, there are pickled items, produce and lots of tempting baked goods. While everything is good and this is a fun place to visit, the pricing is set accordingly. It's not a cheap store and it's easy to spend more than intended in mere minutes.

The Elegant Farmer just has the best pies in the world. Coming from a baker myself, if I were on death row, my last meal would be an Elegant Farmer pie. Any of their pies. One bite of Elegant Farmer pie will put an instant smile on your face. Not to mention, the experience of the barn is amazing. Service is great, and the ambiance is even better!

Food is great, service is great, and it's practically in my backyard! I love stopping in for soup or a sandwich for lunch and their pies are our go-to desserts for special occasions.

We visited Chicago in January and decided to drive to Milwaukee. My husbands coworker is originally from Mukwonago and suggested the elegant farmer, so where there's pie, we will visit. We picked up some Cajun seasoning that we enjoy topping our French fries with and a caramel apple pie. YUM. We thought okay how are we going to eat this because it was solid, but just started digging in with our fingers and the crust is like a sugar cookie! We couldn't put it down! My husband kept saying "okay, last bite" like 8 times haha!

Love this place and will go out of my way to pick up an apple pie! The cheese was also really delicious.

My husband ate half an Elegant Farmer's pie yesterday - all - by - himself. With each spoonful of it - he kept on remarking how it was seriously the best apple pie he'd ever had. And trust me - as the one who served each slice to him - smelling the sweet aroma of decadent crust and sweet cinnamon apples, with each cut - it was definitely one the best smelling pies I've yet to come across as well. Famous for their Apple Pie Baked in a Paper Bag - you will often find Elegant Farmer's pie offerings on online websites like Goldbelly - sold out - thanks to the wealth of media hits they receive throughout the year. You can pick up their pies (and countless other delicious sweet and savory goodies) at their physical location (which also houses a deli, store, and garden center) referring to their website - https://www.elegantfarmer.com/where-to-buy/ or refreshing sites like Goldbelly to see when they are back in stock. In addition to their famous pies - The Elegant Farmer also host a wealth of family-fun activities at their farm - so if you're in the area - be sure to set aside time to stop on by. If you're looking to wow this holiday season with a decadent dessert - you can't go wrong with a pie in a brown bag. Trust.

Best carmel apple pie ever. Been enjoying Elegant Farmer since I was a kid and will happily take a long drive to grab some cheese, sausages, and grocery items from the store, and of course stock up on pies. It's always a treat to stop by here and a must do from apple season through the holidays.

I love this place, it has such a nice ambiance. The store is farm/barn themed and has that exact theme. The pies.. they are SO good. Although, the things are on the more expensive side. The things are good. Much variety too. The service is decent here but you don't really interact much anyways.

We got the rhubarb apple pie in a bag and we were quite disappointed. The crust was very hard and overly sweet and there was not much filling. It was very hard to eat with a little plastic fork provided. It may be better warmed up so it would be great if they offered that service as I'm sure many people take it to go but eat it outside or in the car. It should just come with strong cutting utensils so you don't need to ask.

Great place to go if you're looking for a gift ideas. A bit pricey. But it's hard to beat the variety you get at the store. And the great supply of a local cheeses, etc. Usually very busy, however. So don't expect to get in and out of there quickly.

We stopped at this unique place for lunch during our East Troy Electric Railway trolley ride. This Farm Bakery, Deli, and Market is a charming business that has grown so much during its four generations as a local, family-owned and operated business. Known for their award-winning Apple Pie in a Paper Bag, they sell such a variety of foods, such as freshly baked breads, other fresh fruit pies, Wisconsin cheeses, cider baked hams, gourmet popcorn, deli sandwiches, and even themed items such as shamrock cookies or corn beef for St. Patrick's Day. While we were only there for lunch, I heard that they offer hayrides, corn mazes, and fruit picking on their property as well. Nice place!

Elegant Farmer is a must-visit for the pie. The Caramel Apple Pie in a bag is amazing -- just the right amount of sweetness and the perfect combination of fruit and caramel. Huge assortment of cheese curds, salsas, sausages, bakery items, etc. Wanted to get one of everything! Apple cider donuts in the fall are also a must. Long line on a Saturday afternoon to get into the market but moved quickly and definitely worth it, especially if you're like me and love to browse a variety of delicious looking foods. Came during Autumn Fest so the orchard was open as well across the street. There is an adjacent grassy field with plenty of space available for parking. The orchard is huge and lots of fun activities for all ages! It is free to enter and walk around to explore, but you can buy tickets to hayrides and laser tag or you can pick apples/pumpkins. Come for the pie but stay for all of the other market offerings and activities they have!

Ummm I usually love this place, but this RUDE woman ruined my day. It was a beautiful Saturday and I was in the mood to pick some apples and take Instagram pictures. Online it said they close at 6pm, and I arrived at 5. I was then scolded that I couldn't pick apples, even though I drove over half an hour to get there. I was given 2 minutes to grab apples and when I returned to pay, I was criticized for taking an extra 3 minutes longer. If employees were required to wear name tags, I would've included her name so Elegant Farmer could have her terminated. She's short, older, and has brown, wavy hair.

The pies are really good and you can buy a lot of stuff at their store. They have a great selection of products

Lots of items to check out in the store! I did get lunch: bratwurst on bun ( I did not eat the bun) and creamy potato salad all in container so I could carry it out to eat. Unfortunately I could not eat the pie baked in a paper bag which is one of their specialties. Good service, friendly people.

This place is amazing!!! I wasn't sure what this place was all about but was very curious. It looks like a huge barn with a happy face painted on the outside connected to a big warehouse. My friend lives nearby and wanted to show me the giant gem. Walking in it is immediately apparent the decor is cozy and fun. Vintage mixed with country crafts makes this place easy to wander around in. There is a deli, food items, unique things not necessarily found at a traditional supermarket and the most amazing bakery I've ever seen. There are a ton of gift items or cool goodies for yourself. There is custom dip to order taffy apple station! The staff is amazing. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. I was asked if I need assistance several times while shopping. The check out girl was just as sweet. There are tables to eat at and relax outside. There are a ton of homemade bird baths and birdhouses all around the outdoor seating area. There are even giant rocking horses! Although it's big and surrounded by parking and a busy road passes by, the outdoor area is really comfortable. I loved this place and can't wait to return soon!

based on that paper bag apple pie - I received this pie in the mail for my birthday.... and when people say "best pie I've ever had" I dare you to try this apple pie and compare - which pie is the best pie you've ever had? you bake it in the over and whatever sauce oozes out as it bakes, it gets caramelized and then you find yourself eating the syrup drippings that have hardens on the paper and I probably ate alot of paper but it was worth it. this is THE BEST PIE I have EVER had. Incredible Incredible complete deliciousness. I say thank you for this.

I've been going to the Elegant Farmer for about 15 years, mostly for apple picking, but at times my wife and I like to go there to pick up some food as well. They do have items that are unusual compared to what I would find in a local grocery store. That atmosphere inside the barn is nice too. It's hard not to go there and not spend more than you planned, but it is not just because the food is so tempting. Probably my only complaint about Elegant Farmer is the cost. We bought a chicken pot pie for $21.99. That seemed like a lot, and my suspicions were confirmed later when we went to another supermarket and saw a similar-sized chicken pot pie for $7.99. I can't imagine what is in their pie that would justify that high of a price. It's a chicken pot pie, for Pete's sake. My wife and I left with $50.53 worth of items. The other items were priced a little high, but nothing like the sticker shock of the chicken pot pie. Will we go back? Probably, but not as often and we won't be buying as much. It will be more for the novelty than the value.

The pie in a bag is a great gimmick to separate you from your money. I've had way better pie in many places. And the Baby Rice Popcorn is a total ripoff. The corn is advertised to pop smaller so it's more tender. More than 50% of the bottle under pops, leaving a husk so dense, it hurts when it's chewed. Go head and make a purchase if you want to lighten your wallet and end up with regret.

4/5 Apple pie is truly great. Lotocally sourced stuff including cheeses, bakery, meats.

Best apple pie ever! W caramel yummy too! Cherry pie wonderful also!!! Great place to go!!

Delicious food, friendly staff, and we were allowed to eat with our pups at one of the picnic tables outside. We had a great time, and enjoyed the best apple pie we have ever had!

They are nice, the food is pretty good. I've always liked and looked forward to going. However the last time I went will be my last time. We went inside, none of the staff I saw were wearing masks, the person preparing the pulled pork had gloves, no mask, the person serving me had no mask, but gloves, and as I left the cashier didn't have a mask. I was grateful the girl at the deli counter checked me out, so I didn't have to be exposed to more unmasked people for a longer time. A sign indicating masks are required on the door was completely ignored by both staff and patrons, from what I could see. I understand people have personal choice, I understand it's uncomfortable to wear a mask all day, but I also understand that the people coming in without masks cans spread Covid to anyone, and distancing and masks help. I JUST recovered from Covid, finished a 10 day quarantine, and tested negative. It is not fun and this is not a joke. I have family that is immunocompromised, and if they get it, they could DIE. I'm not willing to take that chance for a pie or anything else that is sold there. My family's life is worth more to me than a purchase from a place that shows little concern for their customers well being during a world-wide pandemic. I'm not certain I feel comfortable ordering for shipping or picking up an Elegant Farmer pie if I see one at the grocery store. I will not return.

This is a wonderful shop. When you walk in it just feels good and the decor is so inviting. They have a lot of yummy soup pouches. The shop has many homemade products like pot pies, apple or cherry pies, fudge and 2 different homemade carry out soups. They also have really cute bird houses hanging outside. I bought a soup packet, beef sticks, Carmel popcorn and a delicious apple pie. It's just a feel good shop, fun to walk around and take your time looking.

When we decided to swing down in the area to do some shopping I knew today would be el cheato on the keto diet. All of hybrid delicacies are great. Our family favorites are: apple pie in the bag, the sunflower cookies (ghosts in season), the honey baked turkey, all of their breads, and their soups. In addition to cheating on the diet the other. Oh challenge here is spending less than $50. Enjoy and good luck!