Blueberry Patch Greenhouse & Gift Shoppe

One of my favorite places in mansfield! Andrew runs the winery portion — say hi to him! Has been in their family for a long time with great ties to the community. They make the wine there and I recommend the blueberry bliss — made from the blueberries they grow! I love seeing local businesses that do something unique and fun! Great atmosphere and very reasonable prices for glasses of wine. If I lived in mansfield still I would go here all the time! From live music to painting nights, I highly recommend this place. Living in big cities across the country, i always make sure to stop by here every Christmas when I see the family!

I 100% agree with Kelly C. The food was so slow and they were very snotty about it and made sure to let us know pannis take a long time. 50 minutes? They also added the gratuity without notice and added it to the tax so check your bill.
I will say the food is good if you are willing to wait.

This is a review for 1285 winery… We are there last night and our experience was terrible. We didn’t get a chance to order drinks for at least 15 minutes after we sat down. And fyi unless you like wine they offer nothing else alcoholic to drink. Big turnoff for the guys in our party. We had to try the new pizzas they were raving about and honestly they were very poorly executed. Our waitress, who was also the owner, messed up our order and when she brought the pizzas out they were cold. I’m not exaggerating even a little. They were also extremely undercooked. The cheese hadn’t even had a chance to melt together. Anyone who knew what they were doing would have never served those. After that we waited very long periods of time before our drinks were refilled and after we got the check our waters were never refilled even though we sat and talked for 20 minutes or so before we left. We won’t be going back. We left there and went to another restaurant so we could fill our bellies and get some good drinks.

This place is adorable! I had a flight of wine, truffles and the most amazing pizza EVER! The wine is sweet, but not too sweet; I prefer dry wine, but this wine was delish! Dry Blueberry and Bella Vita! The Irish Crème truffle was smooth and decadent, a great paring with the wine. And the pizza… brick oven pizza cooked right there at the bar! We had the Greek pizza and added sasuage, it’s the best pizza seriously, and I’m not a big pizza fan. The atmosphere was so cozy and the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable! I can’t wait to to come back! I plan on bringing my group of girl friends some evening and hope to catch a wine and canvas night sometime this summer!!! Five stars! I love local businesses that still care about their customers, this place is awesome!!!

This is tough… borderline four star because the owner is kind of a prick at times but he does a lot for the community.
You will not taste better blueberries. Huge facility to pick your own. Really nice gift shop. Very good coffee freshly roasted.
Very fair prices.
A GREAT addition to Mansfield/​Lexington. Very much worth taking the family for a drive on a Sunday to pick fresh blueberries or raspberries.

My sister and I brought our mom here for lunch and shopping to celebrate her 75^th b-​day. I called in advance to make a reservation. When we showed up, there was a table decorated with a Happy Birthday sign, and the server brought her out a special warm blueberry cobbler dessert. It was a perfect place to meet for such an occasion. We all loved the shop, which is full of unique gardening, housewares, jewelry, gourmet packaged foods, etc… Mom could have stayed ’til midnight if they were open that late. Thanks, Blueberry Patch!

Great food; horrible service.
This is review is for the café. We got to the café a half hour before closing (I know it’s cutting it a bit close but it’s just sandwiches & salads which usually don’t take long) and ordered lunch. Our waitress was unfriendly and grumpy and made it very clear that she was not happy she had to take another table.
The food was excellent.
At the end, as she was picking up our checks, she told us that she was sorry if she seemed grumpy but she was tired, and that we should come earlier next time if we want better service. She also actually said ‘so if it seemed like I wanted to stab you guys it’s because I’ve had a long day, so sorry. ’
I couldn’t believe a waitress actually said she wanted to stab us. I would only recommend this place if you do NOT show up within an hour of closing.

The season just ended yesterday, for blueberries. We were here today and about a month ago. It was good today, but a month ago, WOW! It was like the blueberries were ripening as we were walking by. You could FILL a bucket in under a ½ hour. That’s a few pounds! And, they are sweet. They have many varieties so I can’t speak for them all, depends upon what’s in season and ripe. We picked a whole bucket last time and 1 ½ this time. They can be frozen. They get a little mushy, but are still good.
The little restaurant is good as well. Not a lot of variety but home made and tasty. Portions reflected in the price. Not too expensive and not too much food. If you like the berry theme, most of the food has some as at least one ingredient.
Certainly worth a visit. We were here last year too. It’s over an hour away from home!

Super cute little gift shop and café. They sell a large variety of gift items including Vera Bradley purses, OSU and Browns items (I bought a Browns hammer for my dad for Father’s Day), Webkins, fun kitchen wares, and their own frozen blueberries and blueberry products (pie, muffins, jam, etc.). I had a blueberry muffin and my friend had blueberry iced tea… both fantastic. We went in the winter (February) so I can’t speak for the fresh blueberries themselves, but the fields looked well-​tended and there was a decent amount of gravel parking.
For our food, her little boy enjoyed his crust-​less peanut butter sandwich with apple sauce. I was completely satisfied with my beef tips and noodles (tender beef, savory gravy, noodles cooked right), and she raved about her chicken pot pie. It was very flavorful with plenty of veggies and herbs and a light flaky crust on top. My only complaint was that the café area was a bit cold, so make sure you wear a sweater and warm socks if you go in the winter.

This was not our first time going blueberry picking, but it was our first here. It is very easy to get to (straight up 71 hang a left at exit 169 then another left over three nice sized hills to the place) and takes about an hours drive — or more depending on where you start, was an hour for us.
Once you are there, parking is easy enough; you check in first at the main desk where they write down your name and how many plastic buckets you want and point you off to the patch. It is a bit hilly there but nothing difficult. They grow several varieties of blueberry here and at the time they were on their last variety. Who knew there were types of blueberries? I assumed a blueberry was a blueberry, etc.
The best part about picking here is that the bushes are all very mature and tall! No squatting and stooping and bending like the last patch we went to in PA. You pick as much as you want. walk back up to the desk where they ask you your name again, check you off, and weigh up your bounty and give you the bill.
If you pick more than 4lbs. you get to keep the plastic pail and take the berries home in that (lids are 35cents extra). There is a 50cents discount for you if you bring the buckets back if you pick again. The cost per pound was about $ 3.49. There is a little gift shop there but we did not go in. We were thankful that they had plenty of cold drinks and water to purchase as it was warm that day.
If you like blueberries and pick it yourself activities then I recommend this place. A good family outing if you have children. Time for me to get out the recipes and go blueberry wild.