Where do I start?! This was one of the refreshing places I've been to in a while. All the produce…read moreand items created a great aroma as you strolled around. From vegetable plants to candles to fresh milk to strawberries to ice cream sweetcreek had it all! We ended up purchasing some vegetables and honey. The process was easy and I liked how they had paper bags. We then moved on to the best part... the ice cream. The prices amazed me in a good way and you get hefty scoops. The staff was kind and they held down the fort well. They have both indoor and outdoor seating g as well as a playground for the kids. A nice place for a little family outing, date, or grocery run

The place was really, really clean. You could smell everything from the restaurant that was being…read moreprepared, There was a short young lady working there, she deserved a promotion, she was really pleasant to my wife and I. I got the CherryVanilla Ice-cream which was delicious. Overall a day well spent and I'll be going back.

The state agriculture dept lets farmer's sell their produce here. I went on a weekend and only a…read morecouple of booths were open but I'm sure it's busier during the week. Got some fresh bananas, grapes, pears and apples. They also had 45 lb bags of peanuts, veggies and lots of gorgeous flowers and plants.

The produce in the stores here is dreadful so I was delighted when I discovered the wonderful…read moreproduce at the Alabama State Farmer's Market. The fruit and veggies are half the price that they are in stores and twice as fresh. My most recent favorite purchase was a quart sized basket of beautiful vine ripened beef steak tomatoes for $5! If you bought just one of those tomatoes in a grocery store it would cost you $2.50 a tomato and they would not be nearly as tasty. The peaches this year were fabulous too. I buy all of my produce at the Farmers Market now. I just love to go there! The Farmer's Market also sells potted plants. The plants here are just beautiful. The plants at the Farmers Market are nothing like the plants that you would find at one of those chain stores like Home Depot or Lowes, these plants are big and healthy. And...what a bargain! The market is open 7 days a week year round. They also take food stamps for those in need. Stop by soon and pick up some nice healthy veggies and treat yourself to good for you food.

I've been shopping at Capitol for a while now, they have a variety of things of a diverse group…read more Jamaicans, Africans, Spanish, Asians etc. All different people shop there for their own specific type of food. I think it's a really good store and I'll continue to go there. Sometimes the place could be a little cleaner however It's not bad.

Capitol market has so many items from all over. I enjoy the amount of fruit and fresh vegetables…read morethey have available from all over the globe. Their prices are reasonable as well. They have so many whole fish options as well. I have gotten bad fish from this location. I am not sure if they properly store it because the section has an extremely strong smell. All in all if you're looking for something specific especially an international brand. This market is the place to go

Poor customer service. It also spoils the taste of the food…read more That female manager was terrible to us. I can't make myself go back.

La Trattoria is truly a gem in the heart of Old Cloverdale. While I don't personally know the…read moreowners, it's clear they are fully committed to serving this community. They aren't afraid to take on a high volume of orders--even during a busy dinner service. I experienced this firsthand while dining one evening when more than 30 pizza orders came in, yet we still received excellent, attentive service. Our meals were perfect. They may be a small team, but they are incredibly efficient and dedicated. They go out of their way to ensure call-in orders are ready on time, and their attention to customers never wavers.

Eastchase Farmer's Market is every Saturday morning from 7am to noon in the parking lot, just look…read morefor all the tents by Dilliards. It's quite special to have a little farmers market. Go early to get - Fresh Moringa (to add to your salads) or herbs from Mayin Farm - Fresh meats and produce from the farm - Sunflowers - Roasted and boiled peanuts - Plants from Leatherwood Nursery - Pickled Okra from M&M farms - Homemade soaps - Honey - Baked goods - Blueberry Lemonade

Saturday around 9a is the best time because more vendors are present. Espresso, pastries, sourdough…read morebread, fresh gourmet mushrooms, seasonal herbs, seedlings, seasonal vegetables, herbal remedies. AFAIK, none of the vendors are certified organic. My favorite items are the Fougasse and the Country Brown from Wild Yeast Bakery, the fresh lions mane mushrooms from Lost Creek Herbs and the Cherokee Purple tomatoes from various vendors when they're in season.

Still going strong. Was worried covid would take it out. Open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, this…read moredowntown farmers market is always a treat. I hate I only have time to visit it during the summer. It's a inside farmers market so it's open well into the fall. I love buying fresh produce here. My last visit I bought a munch of okra for just $5! I also found out that my husband's cousin sells fresh loose leaf tea here. It's really good! You can also find sellers with ready made goods like cakes and canned products.

Their customer service was outstanding. Made me and my daughter feel welcomed. Found them on TikTok…read morebut when I read the reviews and saw their selections on yelp, my daughter and I just had to visit.

Great selection! I'm surprised by Montgomery's Korean community! The baked goods were so good. A…read morelittle pricey but everything is nowadays and it's worth it for quality Korean food.