I was driving thru Bethany and saw this cute looking produce market on the side of the road. I…read morelove farmers markets so I had to stop in. I thought the produce was pretty expensive relative to other produce markets in the beach areas - but I guess it is more convenient to the beach goers that most. Also, it was not clear to me if any of the produce was local - since the only thing marked local on the signs were the apples. For that reason, I didn't buy produce. I did buy 2 salad dressings that sound delish. And a mustard that we bought friday and have almost finished by Sunday night haha. I will def be back to buy more of that mustard!!

Open Air Market in Bethany is terrific fresh market where you can pick up lots of fruits, veggies,…read morepreserves, fruit pies, baked goods and refrigerated daily/meats.

The staff was friendly and helpful. They were willing to cut us steaks, roasts or whatever we…read moreneeded on the spot.Hickman' s offers a wide variety of different kinds of meats(beef, pork, chicken and seafood). We are very satisfied with the quality of the meats that we bought. We will definitely be back to shop here again.

This store is in the same shopping center as Touch of Italy on Route 1. Very clean. I receive a…read morefriendly greeting immediately upon entering every time, and they will answer any questions you may have. most importantly, the very best meats and amazing service! Highly recommend.

I come here at least once a week for the power chicken salad. But I've now discovered their…read morecaprese sandwich. I got it on saturday and it's been on my mind ever since. I actually went back this am and got another one to eat for lunch today haha. Gosh, it is so good. Totally recommend.

Great breakfast sandwiches. Good value for the price . I like being able to buy farm fresh produce…read morewhile on vacation

Low inventory, no seedless produce, one cashier with a line, another cashier came and summoned the…read moreperson behind me... I should have gone to the other produce stands up the road, they looked much better. Avoid this place.

bought strawberries and grapes yesterday (Sunday). and today (Monday) they have mold on them. I was…read morevery disappointed, thought they were fresh. And they couldn't give me a receipt of purchase. Not shopping from them again.

I was looking forward to supporting the local farmers at the Lewes Farmers Market at Crooked…read moreHammock, but unfortunately my experience was disappointing. I arrived about eight minutes before opening and found a line already stretching along the side of Crooked Hammock. Like anyone else, I walked to the end of the line. As I crossed the parking lot with my dog on a leash, the woman stationed at the entrance looked directly in our direction, yet said nothing. Only after the line began moving and I had waited to reach the entrance was I told that dogs are not allowed in the market. I was then directed to a sign posted at the entrance. I explained that because I had joined the line from the back, I never passed the entrance and therefore never saw the sign. When I asked why no one had mentioned the policy when I first joined the line, I was told they hadn't seen me. That was surprising, since I had clearly seen the attendant looking our way. This is an outdoor venue, and as I was approaching the market I had even seen another leashed dog walking through the parking lot, so there was nothing to suggest pets weren't permitted. I completely respect the market's right to have a no-dogs policy. My disappointment isn't with the rule itself, but with how it was communicated. After waiting in line, it was frustrating to be turned away when a simple heads-up as I arrived could have saved everyone the inconvenience. If dogs are prohibited, the market should post signs where people join the line or at multiple locations around the parking area so visitors can see the policy before waiting. I had every intention of supporting the local farmers, and unfortunately I left without being able to do so.

We enjoyed our morning at this farmers' market which has been running for many years. Lots of fresh…read morefruit and vegetable vendors. I was able to taste and buy delicious peaches. Fortunately, we got there early as the sunflowers I bought were all gone a little later in the morning. There was also available parking in the area.

An Absolute Gem in Lewes! Lloyd's Market is the ultimate old-school, neighborhood grocery store. It…read morehas a wonderful, small-town charm that you just cannot find at big-box chains. Despite its compact size, the store is incredibly well-stocked with surprising specialty items like high-quality farmer's kefir, fresh buttermilk, and a great yogurt selection. Their produce section is fantastic, and I picked up some of the biggest, perfectly ripe avocados.You also cannot miss their deli counter--their rotisserie chicken and homemade side salads are top-tier. What truly makes this place special is the staff. They always hire great local high school kids who are exceptionally polite, hardworking, and helpful. It is wonderful to see a local business supporting the community's youth. Supporting this family-owned store is always a pleasure! I have a 14 y.o., if you ever need help!

I finally got the chance to stop by as I was in need of some fresh produce and I am so glad I did…read more We bought some fresh corn that was absolutely delicious. Plus some fresh produce for grilling and it was all wonderful. It is a great little store, very small but pretty much has about anything you could need. The store was very well stocked and had lots of small containers of different types of salads and sides at decent prices. I like that they were small so I could choose a few to see which ones I like the best. They also take Apple Pay which is always a plus for me. They only have two check out lines but they have two people working both registers so it moved pretty quickly. Great store and worth a visit.

amazing little local farmstand with everything you need. lovely people running it also.read more

This place has the best and the freshest produce. The tomatoes, cucumbers, peaches, zucchini...etc…read more The prices are cheap (New Yorker) and very fresh. They also have melons, plums, some seafood, local corn, honey, jams and other things. It's a good place to stop by.