Blueberry's only $17.00 a pound. gouging prices not only at the large supermarkets but your…read morefriendly local fruit market. The large gouging supermarkets are nowhere this mark when it comes to a high price. I can't believe that customers would pay this price. If they do they have no reason to complain about high prices. Blueberries are not even in season yet except if you live in South America.

I like this Kin's market quite a lot. There's others that I've gone to which I do not recommend…read more This one however has always been good to me. Obviously the prices are a little bit less than the grocery stores, although that gap seems to be closing. Today I got Roma tomatoes for $.99 a pound which I haven't seen in a long time. The produce always looks good compared to other small groceries. I don't really expect a lot from staff in such places other than keeping it clean and doing a accurate bill at the end, so there's not much for me to say in that regard. I do hope these places keep going during this time of inflation because it is getting very difficult to stock up on anything fresh these days.

Living in Kits now, it's always fun to stroll up to Kits Farmer's Market. The line up moves…read morerelatively fast (15 minutes or less) and they've sorted out the directions you can go. They have cheese vendors, produce, eggs, meat, coffee, mushroom vendors, garlic vendors, bread, everything you need for cooking a slammin' local meal! A little disappointing that there aren't many jewelry, soap, or art vendors as I always like looking at these as well. Perhaps its because the footprint of this market is a bit small. Today I loaded up on some fresh garlic, sausages from Stapleton (my fave!), and buffalo feta cheese. I enjoy that there's a rotation of local food vendors though, as I've seen different ones there which makes it exciting to check out every once in a while so you'll get to support other local vendors too!

Kitsilano Farmers Market is located on 10th Ave and Larch Street…read more I didn't make to Nat Bailey on Saturday, therefore, I came to Kits to get my organic stuffs. It's a bit smaller than Riley Park one, but, the vendors are the similar even the same. As long as I get the organic produces and baked goods. I'm happy.

Was so impressed by the Panorama location that I stopped by here for some more pastries .. just as…read moregood :-)

Really like the hot cookies and bakery selections! Feels like a bougie grocery store loves itread more

finally checked this off the list, i've been meaning to make it out to the west end farmer's market…read morefor awhile now, and i'm so glad i did. note: it runs until october 25th, so there's still only a few more saturdays to soak it all in. the market runs saturdays from 9 am to 2 pm, from may 3rd to october 25th, at 1100 comox street. it's a lovely neighbourhood spot, lined with trees decorated with cute little bird houses, tall sunflowers nodding in the breeze, and a nearby community garden that adds so much character. there's a nice mix of vendors, pottery, hazelnuts grown in the fraser valley, certified organic farms, honey, eggs, and fresh flowers. picked up a couple of stocking stuffers from the bowen island herb salts stand. there was even live music, giving everything a relaxed, friendly, local community feel. shop local, bring your eco friendly reusable shopping bags, and take your time wandering through. it's one of those markets that feels both cozy and full of little surprises. fair warning though, between the flowers, the snacks, and all the cute handmade goodies, it's way too easy to slip into "treat yourself" mode and walk away with a bag full of finds you didn't know you needed.

Very demeaning owners. Aurora is better. The woman told me off when I asked if it was ok that I was…read more$1 short at the Farmers' Market for a $ 30 order. Instead of politely refusing or coming up with a soljtion She was awful and when i complained- her owner husband laughed at me. They mist be bankrupt.

I went to the Saturday Farmer's Market with a few friends and it was a lot of fun! There are so…read moremany booths all selling local goods. It's a chill vibe and vendors are friendly and don't try to push you to purchase anything. Prices are higher than your local supermarket but I don't mind paying more for quality goods while supporting local. A lot of the booths offered samples and we tried: non-dairy dips, bacon bits, peach & melon, berry wines, pumpkin wine, raspberry gin. We were able to find everything we needed for our bbq including organic produce, meat seasoning, perogies, vegan crackers with dip, wine and beer.

This is my favourite summer farmer's market to get my seasonal products. This market has staple…read morevendors and some rotating ones! Get here early if you want to score the best produce. Every market they have musicians playing and food trucks! It's a great way to spend a morning.

Paul the owner was very helpful. Excellent service and nice selection of fruits and vegetables at…read morethis Kins; far superior to the produce at any supermarket. Explained which fruit was in season and how to tell when the it ripens. Highly recommend.

atmosphere: medium in size, lots of selection…read more customer service: friendly. price: market value, especially the discount bin items. food: now that berries are in season i got some fresh and discount berries to make some jam for the season. notes: none

Not that I frequent the 'Drive' often for grocery shopping, but really when I do and I need some…read morefruit's and veggies, somehow, someway when I am around this neighbourhood I will come in here and put some money down, maybe cause I know there are deals to be found here. I remember the first time I actually walked in here, it was recent, the Italian Street Festival, I was in need of lime's, I was stuck in the street festival, trying to escape it and get to my car to get out of there, yet taking a break from the sea of people and I came in here, and I had to say 3 for $1 for lime's (especially during times of fluctuation for this fruit) hey, you can take my loonie! They looked good, the prices were fair, and that is what you will get here for anything they sell you, fair prices. Yesterday was a good example, brussel sprouts, was outside where all the produce is usually put out, and they were listed for $1.99 lb, went to bag some up while my wife was inside looking for ingredients on her checklist, she didn't find them, yet we still bought what I picked out. Later on while being at another grocery store, saw those same brussel sprouts for $2.99 lb, felt like a winner indeed. A great shop for the people who live around the area, it's not your 'Choices or Whole Foods' but it does have enough of the essentials to get you cooking your meal at home.

There's really not much to add beyond all the rave reviews they're receiving. I go there mostly…read morefor the deli meats. I'm trying to cut down on my dairy intake so cheese is on its way out.....Sorry! But, oh, the deli meat is so nice. Never mind the price. I go for value and that is foremost in choosing such specialty. My favorite is their prosciutto​, both the local ones and those imported from Italy. They would thinly slice it for you​ and carefully layer them across wax papers so that you can enjoy them one by one with ease. Go late at night past 8 and the line up is relatively good, and sometimes non-existent. The staff will take their time showing care to wrap that meat perfectly for you. I like smiling at the staff behind the counter because they inevitably smile back. Smiling is contagious.

Best prices around for really good produce. sometimes it isn't always the prettiest apple but it is…read morealways good quality. The owner and his family are wonderful people. The dollar bags are where its at. For two vegetarians on a budget, you can't beat this place. We love you Sun Farm!