Birch Farms has THE BEST butter tarts that I've ever had in my life. Their tarts are quite big…read more (4" tarts) and they have a ton of flavour options (Skor, s'mores, bacon...) in addition to the classics (walnut, plain, pecan....). You won't be sorry about this detour.

From the owner: Awesome homemade butter tarts and more read more

We had such a wonderful family visit to Willowtree Farm! The admission is free, making it a perfect…read morebudget-friendly outing with young kids. Our toddler loved seeing all the animals, especially the goats, bunnies, and peacock. The playground is spacious with separate areas for toddlers and older kids, plus covered sandboxes that are great on sunny days. The farm market and café were a lovely bonus with delicious baked goods and drinks. Don't forget to check out the adorable mini grocery carts for kids! It's a peaceful place to spend a few hours, and we'll definitely be back for the seasonal pick-your-own events.

A very fun place to visit and support a local business. They have a huge selection of foods to…read morechoose from. Baked goods are delicious and recommended. During the warmer months we go to see the animals. Our dog lovers to see them and stare.

A nice farm with fresh produce and baked goods. A good place to buy pumpkins for Halloween.read more

Drove out from Scarborough on Sunday morning. A waste of time Low selection and what was there…read morewas picked over and not very good value. Very disappointing to leave empty handed in the middle of August. I won't be back.

It is called The Barn / Market. This market is more like boutique market with lifestyle studio /…read morecafeteria with live music. Gosh I love this place so much! I simply love their concept: a) promote local craftsman/women ( boutique shop ) b) awesome healthy cafeteria ( u need to wait since their food isn't pret-a -manger!! c) holistic therapy & yoga classes are offered ! You need to check this place if you're visiting blue mountains !

First time visit to this farmer's market aiming for its organic produce. The market is not huge,…read morethey have an outdoor part selling some plants and herbs in pots, and inside there's a great assortment of fresh herbs, vegetables, some fruits, beans, eggs, pastries, honey and jam. The market is obviously popular as there were many customers during my visit. I found some fruits are more expensive but most vegetables are reasonably priced. Since it's not far away from home, I'll always come back for its organic produce.

A nice place to visit to get your annuals and perennials…read more Parking might be lacking at times but still worth visiting. There are some baked goods, produce and fresh free-run eggs.

Some of the fanciest and most interesting vegetables you can get your hands on in Ontario. I buy…read moreCookstown Greens' amazing lettuces and crazy coloured carrots at the Brickworks market on Saturday mornings but you can also get them at high end grocery stores. Plus many top chefs use them in Toronto.

From the owner: Cookstown Greens grows the best quality, best tasting certified organic vegetables, greens and…read moreseedlings. Supplying restaurants, farmers' markets and food shops in and around Toronto

We visit the Muskoka Lakes every summer, and every summer we make a special point of rising early…read moreand making the 45 minute boat ride to Gravenhurst so we can be at the Farmers' Market at 9 am sharp. We LOVE this market, it's one of the best farm markets we have ever been to. There seem to be hundreds of vendors, it's one of the largest farmers markets I know of. It is so much fun to wander around, browsing the stalls and mingling with the big crowd that shows up every Wednesday morning (the market runs 9 am to 2 pm). The produce is top notch and comes from local farms in Ontario. But it's so much more than a farmers' market, too. There are food vedors and local artisans as well. Our #1 favorite vendor has to be Tam Nguyen of "Saigon Soul Food." She is amazing. Her stall is the reason we return to the market year after year. Tam and her parents -- sometimes her children -- run her stall with aplomb, offering up free samples of her amazing fresh summer rolls, spring rolls, curry puffs, petit pies...she serves each sample with a dollop of her deliciously seductive sauces from roasted garlic plum (like a duck sauce) to a thick creamy peanut satay. You can order food to eat on the spot -- love that curry soup, those fresh summer rolls, and that awesome sticky rice -- or you can buy her appetizers frozen and reheat them at home. We adore her veggie spring rolls and curry puffs. We also buy several jars of her sauces, our favorite being the spicy roasted garlic and plum. If you visit one stand at the market, make it "Saigon Soul Food." The other stalls are just as enticing, though. There is local maple syrup, with the vendor all too happy to share pictures of his trees and his secrets of "harvesting" the syrup. There are jewellers with beautiful baubles. There are artisans serving up everything from hand carved wooden side tables to kiln fired chipmunks to beautiful oil paintings of local flora and fauna. We really adore wandering this market and know that any visitor to the Muskoka area will find something to love, too.

For a small town, this is a big market! Lots of fresh produce and vendors of wooden signs and…read morequilts, but most importantly, many fun places to eat. Fresh crepes, sausage, Asian foods, local honey, and all forms of home-made baked goods. Best bitter tarts imaginable!