Black Hog Farm offers Farm to Door delivery of their fresh produce. You also have the option to add…read morechicken, beef, eggs an other goodies to your order. I first learned of this wonderful establishment when I attended a farm to table dinner at Chew. I've also feasted on their amazing pork at Restaurant Orsay. I started buying their produce at the Riverside Arts Market. Then I was hooked. The tomatoes are delicious, the carrots are bigger than any carrot I have ever found in the store, the corn is so sweet. Not only is the food good, but it lasts forever. We opted for the biweekly delivery and sem to have more of a problem not using everything they bring us instead of running out of veggies. Support local farmers and really consider becoming a member. You will not regret it.

We just had black hog farm chicken breasts tonight and we are so incredibly happy! We love your…read morechicken and have for years!!!!

The St. Augustine Saturday Market sits under shady oaks minutes from historic downtown. Parking was…read moreeasy despite it being a late-morning Saturday visit. We were surprised by the number of vendors from local farms, handmade goods, and variety of food vendors. My mini Yelper walked away with fresh tomatoes and matcha, the rest of us snacked on boiled peanuts, and I couldn't resist datil blueberry jam and datil citrus salt. If you don't already know, datil is everywhere in St. Augustine thanks to Minorcan settlers who brought it centuries ago. You'll see datil everything in St Augustine because the peppers thrive in the soil here & love the hot, humid climate. Anyway, come hungry and ready to support local. It's a green market so they also encourage you to bring reusable bags.

Great community, so many vendors. I spent a ton of money here LOL and they have live musicread more

Produce market has been gone for YEARS this location is now a bait shop. There isn't any produceread more

Sadly, permanently closed since 2020. (Yelp needs to catch up.)…read more Sadly, permanently closed since 2020. (Yelp needs to catch up.) Sadly, permanently closed since 2020. (Yelp needs to catch up.)

This was a really fun experience. There are all kinds of vendors and food trucks l. Definitely a…read morefun way to spend a Sunday. Note,,,they are only open the 1st and 3rd Sunday of the month. I found great real freeze dried dog treats for my little dog whom has lots if allergies and can only have things made with duck, lamb, and venison so that was very exciting for us. We met a vendor that sold prize winning Kansas City barbecue rub that was amazing. We saw lots of beautiful fresh produce, bakery items and lots of homemade items, beautiful jewelry and art. Unfortunately I just didn't have enough $$ to go around because believe me I could have bought a lot of things! This is a wonderful market close to home, easy parking and available indoor facilities at the civic center. I will be going to this market lots and I recommend you try it out too!

Very nice, pleasant market with mostly crafts and food-truck-type of meals available. Vendors were…read morevery sociable and easy to do business with. Adorable little train ride for the kids. We bought a Turkish cotton wrap, homemade stain remover, 3 hand-sewn headbands and a few edible delicacies like marshmallow and rice krispie treats. Nice public bathroom is right there and parking was easy for us.

Best spot for produce. Great prices…read more See the couple in the front entrance. I SWEAR, THE BEAST LEMONADE IN JAX!!!! Real lemonade with pulp! She has watermelons, boiled peanuts, fresh eggs and local honey. Very friendly and wonderful customer service.

The vendor here Highest Vibrations! All about health. He's got something for you! No matter what…read moreyour health needs are. And he will educate you on what not to eat at least in my case, and he had a couple of recommendations for me. I usually don't care for tea; he recommended Inflammation be gone tea blend and Black seed oil. You can take it orally or put it right where you're having irritation issues. Let me tell you, I'm already brewing my batch for tomorrow. This tea is so good. It has a little sweetness to it. I really wasn't expecting that. He makes most of the products himself. People were coming back to get stuff. Ohhh and he has this Kimchi. Oh, it's so good, I need to pace myself, that jar will be gone tomorrow.

County Line Produce is a little slice of everything that's wholesome and right in the world. Their…read moreselection of produce is far better than I expected. You might see tractors roll up through out the day bringing fresh picked broccoli or cauliflower. The carrots and potatoes are also grown right here, berries are local; and more I'm not thinking of for sure. The flavor and quality of the produce will knock your socks off!! County Line makes me seem like a better chef than I am, because everything tastes so good!! The fruit - berries, citrus, mangoes, bananas, you name it! They have several refrigerator coolers as well, where you can get herbs and lettuces. There are some locally made goods as well, local honey, barbecue and hot sauces, etc. The people are knowledgeable, kind and wildly efficient. The most amazing thing is their prices. The cauliflower is at least twice as large as what's sold at the grocery store; it tastes ten times better, and costs half. I have doubled the amount of vegetables we're eating weekly for less than I would have spent at the grocery store, and it tastes so good! Driving out each weekend has become a little ritual for me. I slow down, enjoy the drive, select wholesome, fresh for the week, and most weeks I get to see one of the farmers there unloading fresh veggies from their tractor and I get to thank someone who is integral to feeding my family. I'm sad when my schedule occasionally doesn't permit me to go. Good to know: bring cash, they don't accept cards. There is an ATM onsite, but course there is always a fee for using standalone machines. Such a special place, I wish them everything good.

In heaven is what I feel!!!! Everything is so vibrant in…read morecolors, shapes and the smell of mangos is intoxicating and the cucumbers have still flowers attached to them!!!! So much nutritional density and cannot wait to eat them!!! Get in my belly!!!!!

This really isn't much of a Farmers market yet, but I know once folks start catching on that the…read moremarket is at this location once a month, more vendors will start to bring their wares to this location. The 210 Farmers market is only quite literally a couple of tents put together in the Watson Realtors parking lot. The market is held the 2nd Saturday of every month from 10am - 3pm. There are vendors with fruits and veggies, homemade miniature muffins, there has been a seafood vendor out of Mayport who has had a booth on occasion, a Brit who has a bakery down south who sells the most wonderful meat and sheppard pies and a specialty pasta vendor whom has more than once overwhelmed me with the endless array of bizarre handmade pastas that he sells. Perhaps now that the weather is warmer more vendors will start setting up shop at this market, in the meantime I am happy with the few who have loyally continued to set up shop on County Road 210 over this last year.

Crickets...... Nothing is there. It's got 7-10 vendors. When I think of farmers market I think of…read moreummmmm, farmers?!? Vegetables. Fruit. Canned preserves. Honey. Some crafts. Flowers. Plants. Garden supplies. Funnel cakes. BBQ. Boiled peanuts. Fresh baked bread or pastries. Some art. Unique home or handyman type items. There wasn't really any of that. Sad really. The location needs to be more visible. When it was in the Watsons real estate lot there was more activity. I think considering one of the vacant lots on the CR210 where people could see it and know it was there every Fri& Sat or every other week would allow it to grow. Even a Swap Meet feel where people could purchase booths or bring their own table to see consignment items, Handmade, up cycling items, used items like swip swap is a better idea. If anyone has that dream and ways to make that happen I would be happy to volunteer to get it up and functioning.

Did not knock my socks off. Sausages were ok. Service was anything but gracious. I was mostly…read moreignored and when I asked a question she did me the favor or answering. I prefer the Chop House up the road.

First time stopping in! Got great deal on crab claws so much…read morecheaper than the fish market....including some fresh fish! Grass fed beef looks amazing! What a selection I'll be back!

This is a great little farmers market easily accessed from Jax and OP at the orange park town hall…read moreon Saturdays. During my first visit I was surprised by the amount of vendors here. The farmers market has produce, live music, entertainment for kids, food products, jewelry, etc. Although the riverside arts market is my favorite, the Orange Park farmers market is a good local second option.

I did not know this place existed! So there is Clay county then there is the town of Orange Park…read more So I stopped by the town hall the other day. They have everything you need for your business in one spot. Get your water account setup, zoning, fire inspection. You name it they got you covered. I was so impressed with the amount of things you can get done in one building. We need to go back to the go old days! And Mrs. Louis is the sweetest Lady. She answered all my stupid questions and even enter my information in right there on the spot. Great southern hospitality.

Every Saturday! Love the variety, it's small and quaint and that's nice too. Bought some lovely…read moresoaps, a plant, some veggies and cookies/pastries. WIll definitely return...

A small little farmers market. It didn't have many booths, but there were a couple good ones! I…read moreliked the Japanese bread one - I bought some pastries from them and tried samples. So yummy and they were very friendly! I also bought beeswax wrap from another woman. Hope they bring in more booths eventually.