I always loved to go to Charlottesville City Market when I lived in Charlottesville, and come back…read moreall the way from D.C. every once in a while specifically for a few businesses. One that I want to highlight and isn't on Yelp by itself unfortunately is Sweet Jane's Kitchen Maryland Style Crab Cakes. They don't have a brick and mortar but she is always there every Saturday the Market is open from 9am-1pm. Since moving from FL I have never had a single good crab cake in all of VA...UNTIL I tried Jane's crab cakes. They are all of what a good crab cake has to offer: A large thick patty mostly consisting of super fresh crab and garnished with delicious spices and only small amount of filler. Their homemade sauce is perfectly zesty and pairs well with the crab cake and bun; I always get extra. To top it off the owner is always very kind and runs it with her family. Other than this one there is a flower shop that carries my favorite celosia flowers and my favorite caromont farm goat cheese. They have a wonderful variety of other unique shops and delicious food vendors to try. I highly recommend Jane's crabcakes and the Charlottesville City Market in general, so much that I am willing to travel almost 2 hours to get there. Honestly the best green market I've been to in VA.

Love this Saturday market and always try to come by when I'm in town. There are a ton of vendors…read moreselling all sorts of items from crafts to produce. It's dog friendly so we recently brought our pup. Just be aware this is a busy market with lots of dogs in general, which did get overwhelming for her after a bit. One of my favorite weekend stops!

The Toano Open Air Market is a friendly, down to earth farmer's market with vendors selling fruits,…read morevegetables, baked goods, meats, flowers, plants, soaps, and jewelry. A band plays music while kids run around and people enjoy a relaxed market experience. There's even a guy who sharpens knives, and a master gardener giving advice. The vendors provide excellent service and are very neighborly. We are so fortunate to have this friendly market in Toano!

Such a sweet community and small businesses here! Love the homemade sourdough breads, local honey,…read moremeats, and local loose leaf tea!

This is a tiny little farmers market in colonial heights! There is about 10 vendors there so your…read moretrip will be short. However, they got everything you need. Most, eggs, veggies, fruits, honey.. etc. I have gone every Saturday for a couple weeks now and am never disappointed. Open every Saturday 0900-1200! Take a peek!

From the owner: Our Market features locally grown vegetables, micro greens, honey and honey products, eggs,…read moremushrooms, seafood, grass fed beef, pastured pork and chicken. We also have a selection of artisan breads, baked goods, soaps, canned goods and raw chocolates.

This is about as good as it's going to get for a small-town farmer's market…read more I love that my hometown is doing this. I love that it's still in that somewhat awkward beginning stage of "how does this work?" (or maybe, that's just me...). I love that the vendors are quick to point you to another vendor if they're out of something or aren't carrying something that day. Easy to find, super cheap prices. The big drawback is that you can't get eggs or any meat products... yet. Excited to see how this market grows in the future!

PG Farmers' Market has been one of my Saturday destinations for years. Although it is a small…read morefarmers' market it has a lot to offer and at prices that are way lower than any other in the area. They have a wide range of local produce, eggs, honey, coffee (roasted locally, not grown), and lots of assorted craft items. I typically go for the eggs and produce. On this occasion, I bought some coffee from a vendor which was amazing and only $7 as compared to some local coffed I bought in RVA for $12. I also bought some veggies, eggs from one of the few vendors that sell them, and hoop cheese. This is a great little farmer's market. The only down side is that there are some weekends that vendors are scant. My favorite thing to get is eggs and there are times when there are no vendors with eggs. Even still, I never leave empty handed and never spend more than $20.

Just updating my review to say I still love this farmers market. When I was living in Southside, we…read moreused to come here a lot. Now I come occasionally to check it out with my friends still in Southside. My favorite vendors that come here are Maharajah Coffee and First Stop Donuts. I love the people running them! I enjoy that it's right in the park so there are quite a few benches to sit on. There are also fun paths to explore with a warm drink and yummy snacks. I highly recommend ordering goodies from the vendors then having a picnic in Forest Hill Park. On my recent visit, I bought some rainbow carrots, acorn squash, spaghetti squash, fennel, and Europa fresh bread. As it gets colder there can be fewer vendors, but they carry everything you could hope and dream of. I loved checking out a vendor that sold holiday candles. There is tons of parking here and it's easy to bike or bus to. I'd recommend checking this market out.

Great experience here as well. The ambiance of the park was so cute. Make sure you get there early…read morebecause they WILL sell out. Great food options.

Go early. While incoming drivers are polite and there are parking guides the backup onto the cross…read morestreet can be intimidating if you've had to deal with traffic all week. The market is an add on to an already amazing park with soccer fields, shady glens with large oak trees and rolling hills of grass. I wish I had more time to explore. The vendor booths are in shade and well spaced. It was a rather large market compared to NYC, northern VA, New England small towns and had that feel of one of those first musical festivals from the late 70's Everyone, small ones included was chill. Lots of amazing food w new approachs from sauces, proteins, sea food of course including oysters, soft shell and other Tidewater treasures. The vegetable vendors from small to large were well managed and lines moved quickly. The produce looked like a magazine spread. There was background music from two separate musicians which supported the mellow vibe. My faves were The Herbalist Garden where I picked up a blemish stick for those summer nicks and bites. Rosehip and Thyme See picture Yes, there are many more and this soothes and heals.Honey- why buy store bought when you get this straight from the beekeeper? Just awesome and fairly priced. Soap and bath salts two lovely entrepreneurs who had passion and knowledge for their products which were well displayed and well received as gifts to friends. I suggest you bring a cart and a helper, get Vietnamese coffee, the real deal, plan your weekly meals and enjoy the bountiful harvests and entrepreneurial spirit of Richmond area

I love me a farmers market and this one hits on all cylinders. Plenty smiling vendors, hot chai,…read morecider donuts, farm fresh eggs, organic produce, gluten free baked goods from an Irishman and adorable puppies everywhere

Very nice small farmers market. They have a lot of cottage craftspeople. I bought a book signed by…read morethe author while chit chatting and moved along to buy a book holding device turned and molded of nice wool by another vendor. Wife had coffee, I had some scrumptious Mediterranean cheese pastry. Found out is yummy Turkish poğça Wish I took pics. If you stop at the info desk, they will give you a free reusable bag.

I highly recommend this great little festival with a nice selection of crafts like glassware,…read morejewelry and soaps, local business booths and many food choices such as clam chowder from Matthews VA to Lebanese food, to Turkish pastries, macarons, cookies, fresh vegetables, eggs, food trucks, kettle corn, really there's something for everyone. A Fife and Drum band played and marched through numerous times and they had a great husband and wife duet singing and playing electric keyboard which added a nice festival feel to the beautiful sunny day with breezes blowing off the river. There are a few shops in the market area including a gift shop, bookstore with great used books, many on local history, some outdoor outfitters and a Ben and Jerry's. I recommend going early. The market starts at 8. We arrived around 930 and it was already very very crowded but luckily we found a parking spot in their small parking garage.

This is my absolute fave farmers market in the region; high quality products with genuine and real…read morebusiness owners. Not only are the products good, there is a plethora of options, from coffee and ice cream to bread and biscuit to pierogi and ravioli to eggs and cheese; produce, flowers, knife sharpening, the list goes on... parking can get a little tricky sometimes but there are plenty of lots around so just keep circling you'll get a spot. I love coming to the farmers market after we get some breakfast around the corner and even if we just walk through and don't even buy anything. It's just so much fun to see people out there selling their goods and other folks just there to have a good time and shop!

First time at the Farmers Market. An hour drive from VA Beach on a cloudy morning. Got here at…read more10:30am. Parking is a great challenge even in public parking areas. Thanks to my 2-seater I just squeezed between two cars that really didn't care about conscientious parking to allow another car room to park! The social media ad for the farmers market said 30 to 40 vendors. Didn't feel that there were as many. Maybe because of the weather. I got some goat milk bath soap!