We grow what we serve. Seasonal produce, house-baked bread, and coffee crafted with the same care we put into our soil — every dish tells the story of this land.
Every seed we plant carries the hope of feeding our neighbors well.
Cedar Creek Farm Market began as a one-acre vegetable patch behind a farmhouse on Division Highway. What started as a simple way to share the season's abundance with neighbors grew into something deeper — a gathering place where the rhythm of the land shapes everything on the menu.
Today, we grow over two dozen varieties of vegetables, herbs, and edible flowers in our raised beds. Our kitchen builds each dish around what's thriving that week: a tomato tart in July, roasted root vegetables with sage in October, a bright herb salad the moment spring arrives.
We partner with twelve nearby Amish and organic farms to source dairy, eggs, and specialty items we don't produce ourselves. The result is a menu that shifts with the weather, the harvest, and the conversations we have at the market counter.
Twenty-four vegetable varieties, herbs, and edible flowers harvested daily.
Four menus that change with the growing season — nothing out of season.
Hosting farm-to-table dinners, cooking classes, and seasonal celebrations.
Before you sit down to eat, wander through our market counter. We carry everything we grow here — plus a selection from the farms we trust: fresh eggs, raw honey, artisan cheeses, preserves, and seasonal flowers.
Whether you're planning a private event, want to place a large order, or just have a question about our seasonal menu — drop us a line. We read every message and typically respond within a day.