Super cute market they had all your fall needs and also sells Amish goods and furniture. We picked…read moreup some mums for the front porch .

Crazy Harrys is my go to place for ramps in the spring and chestnuts in the fall.....read more

Great produce, nice people, great prices got 3 bushels of peppers and 10 pounds of sweet onions for…read moreunder $60 my entire order would've been well into the hundreds of dollars if purchased at a local grocery store. Hopefully they're still around next year!

Rude, unprofessional and yoand not abiding by the governors orders or care about people's medical…read morehealth Condition and was denied service for medical issue

Basic food at a good price. Go here and pick up the basics before going to the bigger stores. Good…read morewine is cheap here. Produce is much cheaper here. Snacks are way cheaper. Bring a quarter to use a cart, you will get it back when you leave. Season specials go quick so get there. Imported european candy with no artificial dyes. You will also need sacks but you can buy them there. Employees are friendly and helpful.

Amazing food. This place is worth a stop. Better than Chipotle. Great vibes and high quality…read moreingredients.

Quick, delicious and relatively inexpensive dinner! To…read morereiterate everyone else here, a better version of Chipotle. Fresh, yummy, healthy. Taking my half home. Friendly staff too and beautiful murals on the wall. Paintings on the wall as well; great way to feature and support local artists

Support your local Farmers! Stopped off to get a cup of coffee and ended up buying two bag fulls of…read moregoods. Grabbed some good looking vegetables and fruits. The prices were very reasonable. Thanks For being out on a Holiday and having a nice Produce Stand Mal!

Can't believe I didn't know about this place earlier. Good local fruit and veggies, huge yummy…read moreselection of salsas and jams and some good baked goods. Friendly staff also!

This used to be such a nice farmers market, what the heck happened? Went today for the first time…read morethis year, June 28, 10:30 am. There was one produce syand. ONE. Not a lot to choose from, plus what was available was pricey (but why not, no one to compete with). There were stands with plants, flowers, honey, pastries, meats, etc. but for heaven's sake we're in West Virginia in late June-- PRODUCE!!! I didn't expect sweet corn yet, or local tomatoes, but cukes, lettuces, summer squashes, the stuff that the locals are growing in their own gardens. I haven't been here in a couple of years, and am giving this farmers market a hard pass from now on.

Well, we went there this past Saturday because the website says they were open and they were not…read more There wasn't a single person there and we drove a half hour out of our way from Clarksburg to go check it out.