HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! This place is huge and a cut-above produce-wise and variety-wise…read more Extremely impressive. We ran out of cash halfway through (cash only vendors). I can't wait to come back here. ThE best farmers' market we've been to this summer. Support our hardworking farmers!

I haven't been to this one yet, but am looking forward to going. These types of business's should…read morebe encouraged by all means possible. This is a huge part of the "Slow Food Movement". Don't just watch it on TV. Get off the couch and Go. I'll see you there : )

This has become my favorite store by far! Everything in this store is either local, organic, or…read moreboth! It's not only fruits and vegetables, they make amazing "vegan" meals that you can have delivered or just pick up. They also have many Cold-Pressed Juices they make themselves, all of them filled with vegetables yet taste like fruit. They also have juice "detoxes" where they make you a bunch of juice in advance so you can drink it during the week, in the convenience of your own home or at work. I must say, everything I've eaten or drank there has not only tasted great but also made me feel healthier, including knowing I'm making a choice to put my health first in a not expensive way. It's hard for a mother of 2 boys to take care of "herself" and eat properly, Farmer Jack's made it super easy. It's almost like Jenny Craig but better because they deliver! If you are looking to make healthier choices, eat more local foods, try a juice detox, or just want to eat something really yummy, I 100% recommend Farmer Jack's! Low prices, great service and a healthier "you", how can you top that? Try it! I have no doubt you'll love it.

The best Farmacy in town! The most reasonable juicing company around! Terry is fantastic and a…read morewonderful example of youth!

Came here with some friends and we had a decent time. The property is huge, there's a walking…read moretrail, places for kids to have fun, apple picking and a spot to do some shopping. All in all, it was fun however, I would not recommend eating their food. The food is cold and tastes terrible. The Mac and cheese is served inside their pie shell and it was not good. It was cold, barely any Mac and cheese and overall, not good.

You can buy your ticket online and guarantee your spot (3-hour timeslots are available)…read more We came here on a Sunday for a family fun day and it has a lot to offer for all family members; wagon ride, apple picking, farm yard, giant slides, sand box, maze, cafe and outdoor restaurant, market that offers cider, jams, tarts, wines, etc. Very nice and organized. We enjoyed our time here.

My first farmers market visit of the year! Got lots of lovely fresh produce such as:…read moreVeg: - eggplant, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, green beans Fruit: - cherries, peaches, golden plums And much more seasonal produce. I love to support local farmers who work hard to provide us with these tasty and Ontario grown fruits and veg! The location is perfect as it is a short distance from square one in central mississauga. Can't wait to go back.

Oooooh-Emmmmm-Geeeeee!!! Sooooooo happy is me!…read more On my way home from work this morning I stopped by the market and now I'm absolutely on a sensory high!!! Some of the stands aren't actually from farms (from what I hear) but just people that buy large quantities of produce and go to market to sell it. I didn't buy anything from those guys. I DID, however, buy from a bunch of different families/farmers. It was so wicked cool! I was really overwhelmed by the size of the setup and the number of stands. I most appreciated the guys that offered samples of their fruits and veggies. In fact, I wound up just saying "yes" to buying everything they fed me as I took each euphoric bite. I'm not gonna lie... not all of the vendors are very friendly. I actually felt that the majority were not so. That was a bit of a letdown. But I spent enough time passing through the lanes and chatting with a handful of people that I still had a warm and welcoming experience. The market is open Friday and Sunday from about 7 or 8 am until about 4 or whenever they pack up and will run to October. I know where I will be doing my shopping for the next couple of months!

I always look forward to going here on Saturday mornings! They've got a good selection of vendors…read moreincluding fruits and vegetables, cheese, meats, eggs, honey and maple syrup, baked goods, and even more trendy offerings like kombucha and sprouts. Not a lot of organic vendors though, if that's what you're looking for. I think Lauray Farms is the only one. If you're picky about buying local, always read the signs for the produce and/or ask the vendors if their produce is local because some just pick up their produce from the food terminal.

Lots of vendors! Fresh produce, baked goods, canned goods, kettle corn, cheese, eggs, meat and dog…read morebones. Plenty of parking available, child and dog friendly.

We visited Downey's Farm over the weekend and had so much fun. A few points you want to consider…read morebefore visiting: first, you are required to purchase the admission tickets online and second, early mornings are the best time to visit as it gets very busy 11am onwards and there would be parking issues and even lineups at the entrance. The farm has so many fun activities for kids and families, from bouncy pumpkin, zip line, wagon ride, feeding the animals, etc. There are food vendors available for cold refreshments, pop corn, cheeseburgers, poutine and chicken burgers/fingers. You can purchase lunch and refreshments 11am-4pm, but pip corn station is open all day long. You can also purchase farm products like honey, pies, apple ciders, picked apples from the market. You can also purchase pumpkin without requiring the admission ticket.

If you're looking for an authentic pick-your-own farm experience, I highly recommend visiting…read moreDowney's Strawberry & Apple Pick Your Own Farm at 13707 Heart Lake Road, Caledon, ON L7C 2K7. Unlike attractions that focus primarily on children's playgrounds and entertainment, this farm is all about the experience of harvesting fresh, naturally grown fruit yourself. It's a true working farm where the emphasis is on quality produce, delicious farm-made treats, and supporting local agriculture. The berries are incredibly fresh, and the homemade desserts, baked goods, and apple cider are absolutely delicious. You can really appreciate the care and passion that goes into everything they grow and prepare. If your goal is to enjoy nature, pick your own fruit, and support a genuine local farm, this is the place to visit. It's a refreshing experience that reminds you what farm-fresh food is all about. Supporting local Canadian farmers is always worth it. We'll definitely be back!

Upon your arrival at the parking lot, you can see the signs guiding the way and reminding you that…read moredue to COVID-19 pandemic, masks are mandatory in all areas. At the Pick Your Own (PYO) check-in, you can pay $10.5 for a small basket that holds approximately 2 lbs. or $21 for a large basket that holds approximately 4 lbs. It is on a first come first serve basis and if you go early in the morning, it will be less crowded and you will have more privacy while picking the strawberries. We bought 2 large baskets and spent almost an hour exploring the farm and picking our strawberries. I tasted a few and they were very delicious and was wondering to myself why we pay so much for market strawberries that don't taste half as good. On the way out, we went inside the market and bought some of their products and also enjoyed our sundae with fresh strawberries. It is a nice experience for the families, especially if you have kids.

The place itself is cute - you can pick your own pumpkin ($12) which I find expensive (but I do…read morelike to support local farmers), and pay $5/person for a tractor ride, corn maze and to climb on some hay for the kids. Service was friendly. The reason why I'm docking all these stars is because it smelled so terribly when we were there, it was overwhelming, and it dampened all the fun. Either it is extremely strong manure, or from the compost place across the street. It was so pungent, and I would not return for this reason alone.

Currently on the south parking lot of the Port Credit Library, this Saturday market has been…read morerelocated from 3 Elmwood. Market is pretty small and compact with about a dozen or so stalls. From what I can tell, it's a real farmer's market selling produce from actual farms. It has a nice vibe. However, it's not affordable in any way. Ears of corn were $1ea, Beefsteak Tomatoes were $2ea. Maybe worth it to get some special ingredients, but not for your regular week's haul. It does have a nice vibe with live music. The rest of the parking is open as usual, so there's free parking.

Every year around this time (in my case, this past Saturday morning), the Port Credit Farmers'…read moreMarket opens its figurative doors, and it always brings a great assortment of fresh fruits, vegetables and all sorts of interesting farm-made items to the community. Each year I come here (and I've been visiting since it first started, around 2011 or so), there's always something new and unique to see. The market is held in the parking lot right next door to the LCBO (at Elmwood and Lakeshore), and consists of a good 20 or so vendors. It may not be as big as the City Centre Farmers' Market, but there's always plenty of selection. My favorite things are the Artisan's Row section (where local artists and craftsmen offer their works at some really good prices), the La Villa Bakery tent where you can buy freshly-made pastries (don't tell Johnny that I've pigged out on the egg croissants more than once) and the local hot dog vendor. Not to mention that there's usually live entertainment, workshops and plenty of unique things like artisan jams, soap, homemade condiments and much more. It's one of my favorite places to visit in the village during the summer for many reasons, not the least of which being that I know a lot of the people who work with the Port Credit BIA and enjoy catching up with them. Ellen and the team always do a great job, and the market has proven to be a sort of unofficial weekly meeting place for people all throughout the village. If you haven't checked it out yet, you're doing yourself a disservice. Come check it out one of these weekends (up until the beginning of October). I guarantee you'll find something you like. Highly recommended.

Great place. A bit in the vein of Apple Factory, but a bit smaller. There's a lot of produce and…read morethey have a delicious bakery. Yesterday I finally tried their beef pie, and it was delicious! All the sweets have been spot on. They also have ice cream cones. They have a good deli selection and they can make you a sandwich (with the bread they bake right there). One way they're unique is by having a hot table. To be honest, I'm generally there late afternoon when it's a bit late to order from it, but it all looks good. I'll have to try and visit at lunch time. There are some groceries; however selection is quite limited. I don't think I'd allow it to affect the rating though since you can't expect a place like this to have everything given their size and aim. Maybe a '4.5', but will bump it up since their bakery is just that good.

This little country market is on Embleton Road... in Huttonville. My friend took me here after he…read morediscovered it a few months back. It's a little grocery store market, with fresh EVERYTHING. They have a small little deli area where you can customize your own sandwich. The bread... oh the bread. I could have slapped some butter on that and gone home it was so fresh. The owners are amazingly friendly and helpful. The gentleman owner (John I heard someone call him) jokingly wouldn't let my buddy put cheddar on his proscuitto sandwich, LOL Who requests that anyway. Instead, John suggesting provolone. The owner was of course, spot on with his suggestion. They have fantastic oils, marinades, dips, and a whack of hot baked food... like chicken parm etc.. The pizza slices looked incredible and you can easily tell they are homemade from scratch. No store bought out of a can stuff here on that 'za. Drool. They sell a whack of local produce, and I really just wanted to buy everything in the store as everything looked so appetizing and fresh. I highly suggest you seek this beautiful little market out if you're up for a drive. They also have a lovely selection of flowers out front that make this little market that much more charming.