There I was, sitting at Clark's with a giant ice-cream cone, and I saw this produce stand basically…read morein the yard of the antique store. I couldn't believe my eyes. The selection was pretty respectable: heirloom tomatoes, sweet peppers, green peppers, onions, beets, apples, giant zucchinis, small zucchinis, carrots, cucumbers, garlic, eggs, and possibly more that I'm forgetting about. By and large, the produce looks impeccable, and they have done brisk business on the first 2 days open. Prices are similar to what you'd pay at any suburban farmer's market, with the bonus of not having to actually be in Royal Oak or Birmingham: I got a giant zucchini and lovely green pepper for $2. It is perhaps a bit strange that you'd have a produce stand no more than 30 seconds away from a Hiller's Market - Hiller's produce is very good, and reasonably priced. But that's Berkley for you. They will be here every day until Halloween, and if you're at Clark's, or just in the area, it's definitely worth a visit!

Great produce, absolutely fresh. Free-range chicken eggs, too. Kid-friendly. Support your local…read moreMichigan farmers.

Troy Farmers Market is one of many farmers markets throughout Southeast Michigan. I think it's…read morereally cool that so many cities are hosting their own farmers markets each week. It makes buying local produce more convenient for the residents of each city. Troy has its farmers market on Fridays from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the Troy Community Center. Not the most convenient for those of us who work during the weekday, but if you work or live in the area, you can go during your lunchbreak. Free tote bags were given out on the opening day of the 2021 season. It is not the best farmers market in Oakland County and there were not as many vendors as I thought there would be, probably because it is not a weekend market. There are a few food trucks and some informational booths on public transportation and city services.

From the owner: Troy Farmers Market variety of fresh and seasonal produce, herbs, flowers, specialty foods, baked…read moregoods, roasted coffee, salsa and baked goods. We also have live music, variety of foods trucks, and kids craft area.

I Love their Salsa's and different kinds of pickles...They also have a large assortment of Flowers…read moreand Vegetables to plant when it warms up

Great place in the southeastern suburbs to get fresh, and I mean fresh off the truck, Michigan…read moreproduce. And Joe Kutchey himself will great every customer--such a warm & friendly owner! Sweet corn is in & it's fantastic this year, so go get some! Forget about the dried ends of sweet corn you'll get at the grocery store--come here instead

There are always hidden gems here in regards to snacks and specialty foods (like cheese). Overall,…read moredelicious and relatively diverse supply of products however noted that it can be a little pricy imo. Fun place to explore though!

Love it here, overall very convenient and the selection of produce and meat is amazing. The staff…read moreis friendly and helpful. BUT be careful to check the expiration dates, something one really shouldn't have to worry about. Just today, tomatillos were rotting, even the onions were in bad shape. I purchased some pita bread the other day that turned out to be moldy which I didn't notice until I got home. Would easily be 5 stars for me if not the apparent expiration issues.

I happen to be off one Thursday and as I drove by the Millennium Center I noticed there was a…read morefarmers market set up in the parking lot. Wow! Cool! I thought. Then I became upset because it's Thursday morning. Had I been at work I never would have known about it. Far as that goes I probably won't be able to attend again. Any who, I stopped in and had a great shopping experience. Plenty of farmers on hand with all sorts of fresh nuts, veggies, flowers and breads. This is a great location when you can't make it to Downtown Detroit. If they could be here on Saturday's they could definitely earn an additional star.

This was my first time at the Birmingham Farmer's Market…read more I appreciate all the precautions there were taking in light of the coronavirus pandemic: * drive-thru style service- you follow the line around the parking lot to visit each of the vendors in your car. No getting out of the car! If you are interested in their products, you stop and they will bring it to your car. If you are not interested, there is a passing lane on the right. * vendors are spaced out throughout the parking lot * everyone was wearing masks and nearly all were wearing gloves There is a sign right when you turn in to let you know which vendors are there that day, and then for the frequently purchased items, there is a sign to let you know which of the number booths have those items. Booths are ordered in the number that you would drive past them. Everyone was so pleasant, we got some incredible fruits and veggies and the most beautiful bouquet of flowers. Can't wait to come back next weekend!

First time drive through farmers market shopping. At the entrance they gave reusable bags what is…read morevery useful. It is very fun for checking many veg and fruits.

This was a great event. I really enjoyed the opportunity to purchase the wines on the spot and…read morethere was honestly something for everyone. The band and the crowd was amazing and fun.we will be returning to this event next year.

This place has really gone downhill. Outdated food on the shelves and no one to…read morehelp. The seem to also have migrated to all/most self checkout...a deal breaker for me. Sad as they have such great stuff

The store charges whole food prices without the whole food selection or service. Between having to…read moreself checkout and pay for bags I've had to switch stores.