One of the best Farmer's Markets in the "Delmarva" area!…read more I really dislike going to markets and theirs hardly any food or farms. We don't need 6 earring/jewelry vendors at some of these tiny markets, save that for craft fairs. This one is nothing like that! So much food and local businesses to support galore. It's definitely worth the trip even if you're not in the area.

What I thought was going to be a small town farmers' market with only two dozen vendors was so…read moremuch larger than I expected. It encompasses Main Street and two other streets. It's open every Sunday May - September 9-1 pm. We got there at noon, so most of the produce was sold and some vendors were packing up and taking down their tents. The variety of vendors is amazing. Baked goods, booze, plants, veggies, and craft goods to name a few. I didn't see corn (too early) or peaches which is what I would have liked to purchase. Then... one vendor had left and returned with freshly (yes, just picked within the hour) picked strawberries. They were the sweetest and most delicious strawberries I have ever had in recent years. People were scooping up the limited supply four at a time! I bought one pint, but should have bought more. My friend bought two, and she bought some flavored olive oil for her budding chef husband. One of the plant guys sold her a large mint plant for $5 because it was the end of the day, and he was out of the small ($4) size she wanted. Plants were cheaper here than my local farmers, market just outside DC. I'll have to make a special plan to stop here the next time I'm at the beach.

I can't stop coming back to Parsons Farms! Every time I visit, the bakery section lures me in;…read moreeverything looks so good that it's hard not to walk out with a bag full of treats. On this visit, I tried the Blueberry Banana Smoothie and the Turkey Sandwich at their cafe. The smoothie was incredible, vibrant purple, perfectly thick. The turkey sandwich was equally impressive; the bread was toasted to a perfect golden brown, and the balance of the melted cheese and sauce made for a great brunch. Beyond the cafe, it's the perfect spot to grab some fresh fruits and baked goods for home. Definitely a local gem!

We stopped in for peaches over the summer but left with nothing. There were lots of options, but…read moremany of the things we could find at a grocery store with better prices and potentially better quality. The peaches were hard which was a disapointment. We were hoping to find peaches that were more ripe because they were local. We found about two peaches that were a little softer but they had no smell. I was suprised that there were so few local items. If I wanted goods made in PA, I'd go to PA. I asked which produce items were local and it sounded like almost none of them. You can get baked goods, produce, bottled and jarred items like pickes, candy, meats, and "homemade" deli items. There were plants for purchase, some outdoor furniture, and a cafe. The best part of the place ended up being the animals. We fed some goats and took a phot with the large bull statue. I think this would be a great place to bring kids to see the animals. I don't think it's worth the drive if you're staying on the coast because it's mostly grocery store quality produce and items you can get for less elsewhere. But, if you need something to do with kids and you're close by, it's worth a stop.

I was driving thru Bethany and saw this cute looking produce market on the side of the road. I…read morelove farmers markets so I had to stop in. I thought the produce was pretty expensive relative to other produce markets in the beach areas - but I guess it is more convenient to the beach goers that most. Also, it was not clear to me if any of the produce was local - since the only thing marked local on the signs were the apples. For that reason, I didn't buy produce. I did buy 2 salad dressings that sound delish. And a mustard that we bought friday and have almost finished by Sunday night haha. I will def be back to buy more of that mustard!!

Open Air Market in Bethany is terrific fresh market where you can pick up lots of fruits, veggies,…read morepreserves, fruit pies, baked goods and refrigerated daily/meats.

Bennett peaches and blueberries at the Bethany Farmers Market at top notch. The line is long and…read morethey sometimes sell out fast. Line keeps moving tho so you don't have to wait. The rest of the market is priced too expensive for me. Lots of organic and pest free options if you like to spend money.

Free parking!!! Arrived at 8:30am and plenty of parking to…read morebe had. The line for Bennetts Orchards was around the corner into the middle of the first parking lot. But like the lady said it moved fast. Just made it for the Blueberries! They have a nice assortment of vendors with plants, veggies, oysters, meats, breads and sweets. We planned a "Farm Market" dinner for today. It was a great vibe and everyone is so nice and friendly. No dogs allowed here!

This town is adorable! Super cute, hip, eclectic and lots of fun things to do. We recently…read morediscovered it--when looking for things to do while we are at the beach in Fenwick. A short drive away, but totally worth it to come to Berlin. We came primarily for the Berlin Farmer's Market (Every Sunday from May-September from 9 am-1 pm).

If you have time at OC it is well worth the 20-minute drive to visit Berlin and take a walk around…read morethis small town once voted coolest small town and also where movies were shot. Main street has some nice shops aong with galleries and the Atlantic Hotel is historic and has a restaurant (although the food was average)

Excellent! We ordered so much. Vege sandwich- so good…read moreLobster cocktail- ton of meat Calamari- ok not the best Seafood roll- soo good Kids chix tenders- good Fried shrimp entree- soo good

It is only open one day a week (I believe I went there on a Tuesday), but worth the trip if you are…read morelooking for fresh fruits and veggies and a bit of other entertainment (numerous other crafters selling their wares and live music the day I went, a but of a festival atmosphere). I was a little disappointed that I couldn't find much that was certified organic but several farmers told me it is hard to get that certification in NJ but said they do not spray certain items. Was able to find enough fresh goodies for several meals. It is also a bit hard to find, even though there was a sign on the road, it was hidden behind a big parking lot and the firehouse. Cars were being prevented from entering the lot, probably because the lot was full. I kept driving a short distance and parked at Ducky's farm stand where I asked directions to the farm market (and purchased a few if their own goodies, to boot). It was an easy walk to the farmer's market from there.