If you are looking for the best strawberry picking experience in Hampton Roads during a pandemic -…read morethis is it! Evan's Farms is legit -- a mom and pop operation with a small roadside stand. They sell all kinds of fresh produce as well as some meat and eggs. The strawberry fields are PACKED with berries -- beautiful and delicious. Plus, on both occasions we visited we were basically the only people there so it was easy to socially distance. This place doesn't have the bells and whistles of the larger farms with activities for kids and what not, but it's perfect if you're not looking for a crowded environment. Plus, it's reasonably priced. The strawberries are $2 per pound and a bucket holds about 5 pounds when completely full. They are CASH ONLY so do make sure you have some on hand when you go. I highly recommend Evan's Farms!

We went here to pick strawberries as the farms in punto were closed due to being over picked…read more I'm extremely happy we went to this farm instead. We left with two baskets full of strawberries and a little of everything else. They make their own honey and grow their own veggies. This will the only farm I will pick strawberries from moving forward.

The Suffolk Farmer's Market is such a fun Saturday morning adventure! They have endless varieties…read moreof venders with fruits & veggies, fresh meat, candle makers, petting zoo etc. Grab your family & friends and enjoy a fun Saturday activity!

"We have neglected the truth that a good farmer is a craftsman of the highest order, a kind of…read moreartist." --Wendell Berry Nothing is better than fresh, local produce. Who wants to buy old fruits and veggies from the grocery store instead of shopping at an open-air market? From early May through November, the Suffolk Farmers' Market (SFM) provides a plethora for our senses. Approximately three years ago the SFM started a visitor center that has some nice features, including a pavilion and ceiling fans. Here are key features: -local produce -baked goods -artisan crafts (e.g., jewelry, bags, wood, etc.) -dog biscuits -live music -plants -petting zoo -grass-fed meat and eggs The SFM is open Wednesdays (3 p.m. - 6 p.m.) and Saturdays (9 a.m. - 1 p.m.); personally, I would recommend going on Saturdays as the selections on Wednesdays can be sparse. It is not the biggest market around; but, more so, it's about the community and supporting local businesses. Check it out!

Love this farmers market! You never know what fresh, homegrown goodies you'll find, and it's always…read morea fun surprise. A perfect spot to support local and discover something new!

From the owner: We are a small family business that has been serving seafood since the 1860's! We supports our…read morelocal community, formerly known as Russell's Crab House Scott's Creek, Parkview section of Portsmouth. We are open for business every Saturday at the Portsmouth VA Farmers Market in Old Town Portsmouth. You can also place local delivery orders anytime by calling us at 757-715-2505.

First time here and it was nice. Definitely smaller than the Norfolk east beach one but the vendors…read moreare nice and you can take your kiddos to the park afterwards. Bought corn and cookies and veggies.

We stopped by the Chesapeake Farmers Market today at Chesapeake City Park. The selection was a…read morelittle sparse but the quality of the produce offered was excellent. It pays to shop early here. All of the vendors are very friendly and helpful if you have questions about what is offered.

We are a local Beef Jerky company. We have high standards when it comes to the quality of the beef…read moreand the care that's put into the preparation and cutting. Our orders are bulk size. Usually 80 lbs. or more. We deal with Justin and the meat department TEAM. This staff is professional and puts pride into what they do, and it's very noticeable when you see the high quality of work that they do. This last time, the Team had my order ready for me, before I even ordered. Knowing and anticipating what my needs were ahead of time is very commendable. This is a fine example of Our of this world service. Thank you, Ryan Lindquist Aka The Sauceboss @The Sauceboss Shop.

The store is crowded with narrow aisles…read more The entrance is near cold frozen stuff and the other cold is on another side with frozen after the cash registers. I don't get the layout. But they have things that I can't find elsewhere, which is a plus. The cashiers are kinda rude.

What a cute lil hidden gem tucked away! We decided to check out this strawberry patch from the word…read moreof a friend. So glad we did! Such a cute little patch that also sells local honey. The other reviews say cash only - but they did have a square card reader so you can pay with card. It's was $20 dollars for a bucket & pick your own strawberries. This patch was very spacious so even though there were quite a few other pickers, it felt like you were on your own. The strawberry photo cutouts were an adorable added bonus. Will definitely be back again & especially for pumpkins.

I can't believe no one else has written one for here!…read more Lilleys Farms are well known in Isle of Wight Virginia. I go for the strawberry picking every year. They update the fb almost every day on how the crop is looking, the berries are wonderfully sweet and very well maintained. There are little signs to poke your head through to make you look like a strawberry person- and the people who run is are small town honest people. I only had a credit card this one time, so they told me (and I saw them do this to multiple people too!) to just take the berries and come back eventually when I had cash. I know it's the honor system but it was so nice to be treated like a human vs customer. These are good people, good berries and good picking

I had no idea this farmers market existed! I found out because I was stalking.... I mean trying to…read morefigure out how to get my hands on some Klassic Doughnuts. I found out they were going to be here so I planned to visit the Farmers Market. Locating the Farmers Market was not too hard. The area it is located in is so cute. Parking is hard. You have to park on the street which is tight! There is a small section of parking lot opened at the church, but, that fills up fast. Parking on the street is better than the lot. Be prepared to walk to and from your car. They had about 20-30 different places. You can get fresh produce, knifes sharpened, bath products... and DOUGHNUTS! It's a nice small farmers market.

As far as farmers markets go, this one is small but carries an abundance of character…read more Not all vendors attend every market, but there is a great variety. Bodacious bakehouse have you covered for your freshly baked artisan bread needs, Cowboy Syd's got your neo-southern gourmet goodies (those of you who are Norfolk locals will know about Chef Meers and his famous restaurant career), meanwhile Cullipher Farm brings you locally grown fruits and veggies from Pungo Ridge. Three ships coffee roll up in their awesome coffee machine (don't know what I mean? You should be here then!) and Doughminion Donuts brings the treats for your sugary needs, soon to close their doors in Selden Market, but they'll be here right through til September. Then there's Fayton Farms artisan cheeses offering up some finely crafted small batch cheese from Mechanicsville but locally sourced milk, and Hampton Roads Winery coming through with the vino offering a taste of their wines for $1, and my personal favorite The Flower Lady, Robin Lindsey from Portsmouth along with her heeler pup Reno - bringing fresh free range chicken and duck eggs along with locally grown flowers. It's small, but there are plenty more vendors I've not named that should be checked out. The later in the day you get there the less there is on offer to buy, but it's definitely one to check out, just make sure you bring some dollars with you, it's not the cheapest - but all in the name of supporting small businesses right!? Love your locals!!

Come visit this little pearl by the CBB and enjoy a SAT afternoon to check out local vendors from…read morecandles savoir, painted oyster shell crafts, sea glass jewelry, fresh seafood, CBD/hemp goods, and fresh ground coffee & deli treats. The vendors are local and are quite friendly. You can hang out under the covered patio deck to play a round of ping pong or cornhole. You can even walk the local hiking path of Magothy Bay National Preserve area. I promise you it's worth a pit stop on your way up the Eastern Shore you'll feel like a pearl when you leave.

An absolute MUST on your ESVA adventure. So many beautiful works of art and great food. Don't miss…read moreit!