I am torn by this little neighborhood fruit and vegetable market as I want to support it, yet most…read moreof the time the prices are a bit high and the quality does not warrant paying the extra cash. Even in the summertime when veggies are more plentiful the prices here remain rather pricey, but you can definitely tell the difference in a homegrown tomato and a store bought one. Even when the watermelons were overflowing they too were prime priced which made no sense to me. Even friends said they had to pass them up for the cheaper Walmart watermelons. With all of the roadway improvements of SR 200 A1A and the retail expansion of Nassau County/Yulee-Fernandina Beach, I would expect that this little piece of property might go for a pretty plenty for some sort of banking institution or other business. I would definitely stop here more often but with the Aldi opening down the street and the produce and fruits there being so much less, it makes no sense to pay more. I do not eat boiled peanuts but I was told by a friend that they are also more expensive on that item as well. 3 stars for being a cute little farm stand in the middle of an outburst of growth in a community. They also have some cool cats that hang on the property which are friendly and welcome to the occasional scratching and cat hair sharing.

My wife and I wanted so much to support a little fruit stand like this, but the owner lied to us…read moreand is not trustworthy. Not impressed. We won't shop there. Better prices elsewhere anyway.

I have been coming here for years. Everyone has something different to sell…read more I call it treasure hunting. I also have used the fishing pond. If you catch a fish, then you get it weighed and pay by the lb. It is not far from the JIA AIRPORT. I spend many hours when i come here. Recommend? Yes

Free parking, free entry…read more Interesting place! I've never experienced a flea market like this before. It's a lot of unique shops and items here. I'm sure things you would never be able to find elsewhere. But I love the fact that these are all people trying to make ends meet, they have stepped out on faith, and are trying to sell things, they think someone might be interested in. Some items are new, some shops have gently used, some have used and antique items. You might find a diamond in the rough here. I will definitely be back, especially for the oils.

This is the best grocery store in town for produce and meat. The steaks are the same price as…read moreCostco but you don't have to buy a $100 dollar pack and they are aged. Also, they serve some delicious ice cream and food. Hot dog isn't as good as Costco but it is an easy cheap snack after shopping. Wish they would bring back the sandwiches.

I love Freshfield Farm! Terrific prices on meats and vegetables. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh! We go every…read morecouple of weeks. Store is always clean. Staff is always friendly. It's always crowded and a little difficult to "buggy" around sometimes but that doesn't keep me from going. Always interesting exotic fruits to look at.

The farmer market has increased in venders now, fruit, fresh eggs and veggies. Arts and crafts are…read morethere too. Also baked goods, and boiled peanuts, open every Saturday no matter the weather, it's in an large open-air building, best hours are 8am to 3pm.but come early for best produce.

Fresh mushrooms, organic pork & beef, tones of vegetable, clams, bread, wild honey, spices etc…read more.. all reasonably priced

6/13/26. Hadn't been to this farmers market since the artists were booted out! Still don't…read moreunderstand why the bank did that; they were an asset to the farmers market. Maybe change it back! Here today, it seemed quite a few commercial/business vendors, there was one produce (which we were looking for tomatoes, they had none), a Greek vendor (we got delicious spinach pie and Greek gyro), cheese sticks, bread for sale, several plants, cheese vendors, etc with a musician on the guitar. I'd say the vendor market was 60%-70% full but not alot of customers but it was close to noon so maybe they already shopped?

Love having a farmer's market with local businesses! It is a smaller market but covers all the…read morebasics including fruit and vegetables, fresh locally-caught shrimp, baked goods, and fresh prepared foods. Live music is a plus. As noted by another reviewer, the address is incorrect but the directions will get you there. This market is located in downtown Fernandina with a bonus that you can walk through the local shops on your visit.

Is Hodge's still open??? I have heard so many great things about this place & I went this past…read moreweekend & was unable to locate the business. Could someone provide some feedback please??

I am SO excited about the discovery of this tiny gem in Macclenny! I kept hearing how great this…read morestore was and I finally went this week to check it out. I have to say, all the talk about Hodges Produce is legit. This is a really tiny store, but don't let the size fool you. It's packed full of a variety of local fruits and vegetables. The outside was lined with three types of watermelons (my favorite), so I was already off to a good start. The minute I walked in, I was blasted by the smell of fresh Georgia peaches!! If you can smell the peaches without them being right up your nose, you know they're good. They had one fridge with cherries, grapes, rambutan, blueberries, milk/chocolate milk and eggs. The blueberries were a steal! $5.99 for an 18 oz tub? Yes please. They were large, sweet and my son had a good time eating them. A definite win. The other fridge had huge carrots, Brussel sprouts, broccoli and huge bags of all different kinds of peas/beans. Some of the other produce they had were beautiful large tomatoes, three kinds of sweet potatoes/yams, a few different types of potatoes, cucumbers, corn, bananas, tiny eggplants that made you say "aw," onions, kiwis, three types of plums I'd never heard of, raw peanuts, and apples. One of the great things about this place is you can buy in bulk. You can get bushels and crates of produce. If there's a certain item you're looking for, they'll keep an eye out and let you know when it comes in. The customer service was just amazing. The woman running the register told us all about the different fruits and where they came from. She talked about how to make boiled peanuts, which are disgusting to me, but I enjoyed hearing about the process. We talked about how to pick watermelons and she even said if we got a bad watermelon she'd take it back and replace it. Between the quality of produce, the prices and customer service, it's exactly what you'd expect from a small family owned business. I absolutely love this place! Oh and the peaches....were out of this world!!!

We are local and go to this market almost every week to stock up on fresh items including locally…read morecaught shrimp, fruits and vegetables and prepared foods. The market is not too large and has a wonderful variety of fresh food from local businesses. As a bonus, you are in the downtown area and can shop in the local stores while there, or visit a few arts vendors. There is typically live music at the market. Great way to spend a Saturday morning!

This outdoor market is conveniently located in the historic district. And east to get to. Parking…read morecan be challenging, but we lucked out finding a spot less than a block away. It was busy. There were a lot of folks walking up and down -- it's up a hill and down a hill checking out all the booths. They have food, produce, art, plants, jewelry, clothing, honey, spices, flowers, micro greens, oyster mushrooms, mosquito repellant, candles, etc etc. So there's a lot to look at. As we were visiting and staying in a hotel, we didn't buy any of the produce (from local farms), but we did get some locally produced honey. It was fun to browse and talk to the people. Everyone was very friendly and helpful.

Every Saturday, from 10-3, under the bridges in Riverside, many of the best food and craft vendors…read morein the area, along with performers, local residents, and Jacksonville's greatest dogs, converge for a great weekend event. RAM is just a vibe. We make this a weekly stop and bring our dogs. There is something for everyone here. The outside lanes are devoted to local food vendors and food trucks respectively. Tons of great bakeries, produce and coffee selections. Inside, art, jewelry, and on stage, local talent weekly. Some of my favorite food vendors are 1748 Bakehouse and Mixed Fillings. The art vendors differ week to week and we've made a few purchases. Most importantly, this is THE highlight of the week for my dogs. They get to mingle with other dogs and people and they smile the entire time we're there. This is THE event to start your weekend in the Jacksonville area. If you haven't been, I highly encourage you to visit RAM.

This arts market is a must if you're visiting Jax. I picked up a set of blueberry ceramic bowls…read morefrom a very talented vendor and wished I had more room in my suitcase. Also, come on an empty stomach so that you can fill it up with a multi-course lunch. I highly recommend Backyard Buffalo for Indian and Mixed Fillings for pie.