Rowdy Stickhorse

The woman staffing the bus in OKC was especially unpleasant today. She charged me more than the price on the sign for ground meat. When I mentioned that, instead of checking the sign she gave me a very snotty reply, saying I was wrong. I paid the higher price because I did not drive an hour to get to the bus location because I wanted (nor do I need) a bargain. After writing my check (because she was rude when I used my credit card in the past) I walked back to the sign to confirm that I had not misunderstood. I had not. When I pointed this out by suggesting she correct the sign I got more attitude. I had difficulty opening the door which resulted in another rude comment. I like the products and have been purchasing them for quite a few years in spite of the poor customer service. Now, however, I am done patronizing this business.

A fantastic new shop opened by farmer market favorites who drive around a mobile shop in a renovated school bus. The only store in town where you can get the fresh eggs, organic meat, homemade bread, locally grown vegetables and other Oklahoma made goods you find in the Enid Farmers Market all year round.
For anyone who has dietary restrictions, or prefers to eat organic, vegan, local etc will find items here that are not available anywhere else in town, at reasonable prices. For quick reference, here is a list of some items offered by the store:
Meat
Eggs
Flower
Baked goods (including bread)
In season vegetables
Frozen fruit, vegetables, meat
Frozen pies, burritos and beerrocks
Salsa and pickled goods
Granola, nuts and seeds
Honey and bee pollen
Beans and legumes
Coffee
Tea
Soap and balms
Essential oils
Crafted goods
And a ton more yummy goodness
The owners are dedicated to providing high quality certified products to the community and work with many different farmers, bakers, butchers, and artisans to bring together the best OK has to offer. In a town swamped with fast food and dollar stores, this shop is a breath of fresh air.