service was nice even despite high crowds and grumpy holiday customers! the apples were amazing! we…read morecame here after extreme rudeness to my mother in law over at allandale farms (she's been loyal to them for over a decade!) we're happy to have landed at volante, a little further for her but worth it.

The place is gorgeous inside complete with fresh vegetables, meat and an assortment of plants…read more Inside the main building, they have all the grocery items while in the greenhouses, they have the plants. One of the greenhouses was completely just mums. They really looked stunning. The prices were about triple for the groceries. Everything was perfect but so it should be at that price. Outside they had huge bins of the various varieties on apples. Just remember to bring your wallet.

A cute if small farmers' market. Not too many vendors but the fruit and vegetable stands were…read moredecent. They had live music and a couple of interesting offerings.

great variety of selection. very well organized. friendly atmosphere. a lot of vibrant and…read morevivacious activities: music, arts and crafts, tons of food fresh and organic, all home made and self grown. snap friendly. snap match available. ask market manager for more information.

What a charming little place! We got our woodburning fireplace in our new house repaired at the…read moreend of February. It seemed silly to buy a whole quart of firewood at the end of the season, so we've been going to the grocery store. The wood is sub par, wrapped in environmentally unfriendly plastic and pops A LOT! So when we were driving past this place in Milton, we gave it a shot. They are lovely and will load firewood into your car for you. I went on my way home while wearing a suit, heels and formal coat, and the gentleman helping us out would not let me touch a log. Their wood burns very nicely and is the perfect size. There are very few pops and the wood is high quality. We recently relocated to the Boston area, and had purchased wood from another source in NY. This wood is far superior to what we had previously ordered and we plan to order it in bulk next year. Bonus points, this quaint store has nice freshly baked bread, flowers and gourmet goods as well as some staples. Only thing I would recommend is adding some Iggy's baguettes. Cute store with excellent service!

Stopped into Eagle Farms earlier today to grab some chocolate milk & I swear I get sooo happy every…read moretime I pick up some! We used to order directly from Thatcher Farms but stopped getting delivery a few years ago. I still like to grab a few from here or the Fruit Center Marketplace in the square every so often. I really enjoy their chocolate milk (they sell Hatchland Farms NH & Thatcher Farms), but today I saw that they had coffee milk too! Thought that was interesting but didn't end up grabbing... I must try it next time ;) Aside from the milks, they also carry popular beverage brands like Polar Seltzer cans, Oatly! Oatmilk, Welch's juices, Newman's Own, Tropicana, etc. They also sell bread, sandwiches, snacks such as cookies and candy, and fresh flowers that are displayed outside! In the fall, they have a bunch of pumpkins for sale & in the winter time, they usually have some Christmas trees you can buy! Very cute place & highly recommend if you're in the area.

Roslindale farmers market is a fun friendly place to come. My late husband and I used to come on a…read moreregular basis. Ambience is comfortable and friendly.

I do love me a good farmers market. This is in the village square it's not a huge market but it's a…read moregood place to stock up on veggies and other items. It's rain or shine as it started to pour while we were there. The other cool think of this farmers market they've got fun music playing in the background. Bring the whole family as it's easy to walk around and visit the vendors. There was a bagel tent however the line was long and I just didn't have enough time. I've heard their bagels are really good. It's definitely worth checking out if in the village. Everyone is friendly. I'm glad I stopped by to check it out.

Grab a fresh, farm-made scone or fruit from the market, tea/hot cider and a seat outside for a…read morepleasant afternoon enjoying the outdoors and farm views. Perfect spot to grab a snack or some fresh produce on your way back home post hike.

Finally! JP's…read morefarmer's market options have left a lot to be desired. Until now. I'm so thrilled that we finally have a legit, large market with an incredible selection of vendors right in my backyard (almost literally). The market is the brainchild of my friend and neighbor, Kate, and she's worked tirelessly over the last year putting this thing together. All that hard work has created an incredible addition to our neighborhood. Yesterday I bought lamb chorizo sausage, locally made honey, kale grown by the cutest high school kids ever, organic eggs, hummus, and signed up for a weekly fish CSA. I had to stop myself from buying cheese, cupcakes, chocolate, donuts, and a really cute painting. So many awesome things to buy! Kate & her crew of volunteers have curated a diverse group of vendors with a little something for everyone. You can pretty much get anything you'd need/want from these vendors: The Buckle Farm Foxboro Cheese Co. Great Cape Baking Co. John Crow Farm Mei-Mei Street Kitchen Red's Best Fish Seta's Mediterranean (I'm eating her hummus right now. It's so freakin' good) Stillman's at the Turkey Farm Stillman's Farm The Cupcakory The Food Project Urban Hydr-O Farmers Vianne Chocolat Yard Birds Here's hoping the market's success continues- because I want this back in my neighborhood this summer! (with even more vendors!)

This is a great farmer's market, which has removed the need for me to drive to SoWa whenever I get…read morea hankering for some mid-January produce. As a hilarious bonus, they put John Crowe and Stillman's meat vendors right across the aisle from each other one week, and the glares going back and forth between them made my a day a better one. And John Crowe had grass-fed goat for sale! But let's get right to business. Ruuska Pickles. Have you ever had Ruuska's pickles? You should have some of Ruuska's pickles. We found these guys about a month ago, and are eating a truly unbelievable of pickles now. They're stunning. They have my pregnant wife's seal of approval, and... well, you probably know what that means.

I'm glad, really glad that we have this farmers market in JP. However, the people that work stands…read moreare pretty moody. You never know from one shopping day for the next if they're gonna give you the hairy eyeball or they're gonna be helpful. One example: I had some questions and I asked the people at the stand and they were like oh yeah just go to our website and send a message and maybe back it up with a phone call. I called three times over. Two weeks and I sent two emails. No one ever got back to me. And it was really important that I discussed some things health related things and I simply couldn't get an answer. So next time I was at the stand, I told the people what it happened and the person I was talking to literally just shrugged their shoulders and trying to be funny they said in a cartoon voice, "well, tough beans!" Not cool. Really not cool.

This farmer's market is a cornerstone of the JP community. It's such an awesome resource for a…read moresmall and somewhat isolated area to have a regular farmers market all year, even in the winter. I really appreciate that given the small space available the priority is given to fresh foods (produce, fish, meat) rather than other small businesses like candles or tote bags that you see at larger markets. I do wish we were able to have the Tuesday market available all year instead of just summer, but I'm glad Saturdays at least are all year. As other reviewers have shared, prices are not cheap but the quality is exceptional. If we were able to get to use more of the parking lot to bring in more stalls that would be awesome, but until then I'm happy with our little baby market.

There's so much variety at this farmers' market! When Pigs Fly bread, Lush cosmetics, flowers,…read moreSilverbrook farm produce and Silverbrook's jams: the blueberry-orange was the best jam I've ever had! Silverbrook may still be offering CSA shares. Google them to be sure. I usually park down the road in the parking lot off Euclid Street - it's the one with the paintings along the fence. I have no idea who it belongs to, but I haven't been towed. It's still Thursdays, 1-6pm, and there's a walking group that leaves from there each Thursday, if you're looking for exercise.

Small farmer's market. The reason I come here is to get my weekly CSA share from SIlverbrook Farm…read more They are basically the only farm that comes here but it's great - the local kids help out and it's in a good location in the community. I agree, parking is a nightmare but if you circle the block you can find something. Don't even bother trying the Codman Square Health Center lot.

My company coordinated with MOVE for volunteering at the urban farm. It is small urban farm…read morelocated in Dorchester (think around Blue Hill area). Joy was our volunteer guide - she showed us how to plant seeds, get the soil beds ready for planting and planting various herbs/veggies. The farm participates in a CSA program, offers produce to the family in the shelter/home, sells their produce at local outdoor markets and hosts volunteer events. Definitely, a great outdoor volunteer experience.