This place has the best and the freshest produce. The tomatoes, cucumbers, peaches, zucchini...etc…read more The prices are cheap (New Yorker) and very fresh. They also have melons, plums, some seafood, local corn, honey, jams and other things. It's a good place to stop by.

Cute little vegetable market! So thankful you're here! Delicious watermelon and cantaloup.read more

A perfect little farm to support and get fresh produce from. They have so much to offer! Squash,…read moretomatoes, cucumbers, garlic scapes, cantaloupes, peppers, okra, watermelons, eggplants, pears, apples, corn... so much! Tip: locate them on Facebook to find out what they have. Great customer service. Always helpful and they have great communication.

Picked ripe delicious strawberries. Filled a bucket in no time. Highly recommend. ...........read more

This is a local stand that is apart of the main Oakleys Farmers Market. This one is in the…read moreBarrington Ridge neighborhood on the corner of Nanticoke and Rockawalkin Road. The produce here is fresh and comes of of farms whenever its in season it's local farms but out of season it's from farms down south. It always comes directly from farms and so therefore it's pretty fresh produce. The prices are reasonable and the young lady Mattie who works the stand is very polite and helpful. A local stand that stands out!

Driving through Maryland and Delaware I saw fields upon fields of corn. I told my husband that if I…read moresaw a stand, I would stop. MY GOD am I glad that I did. There were so many options for all fresh yummy summer goodness. Everyone working there was SO friendly. My only issue now, I only bought 4 ears of corn and I wish I bought 20! SO good. Thank you!!

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!!

In the last few years I've made a concerted effort to buy as much whole food as I can. From…read morefarmer's markets and independent grocers, I'm able to pick up just about everything we need to stock fridge and pantry with farm-fresh, local food. From March through November, I rarely set foot in a grocery store except to pick up the odd lemon or ginger root. But when late fall and winter strike, it's harder to eat as consciously as I'd like. Not this year. This year I researched local CSAs, stumbled on Olin-Fox Farms, and joined for the off-seasons. Honestly, the reason I chose Olin-Fox -- at random, from a list of dozens of CSAs in the Northern Virginia area -- was because they have a drop-off at one of our favorite wine and gourmet shops in Alexandria. It's a mile from where we live and on my way home from work, so I figured pick up couldn't be easier, or a better excuse to buy a couple bottles of vino. I took a chance, sent in my check, and waited. Not disappointed in the slightest. Olin-Fox grows some of the food you'll find in your bi-weekly delivery; but they also draw from a small network of other family farms as well. So your simple, brown paper bag contains a diverse and exciting array of goodies: eggs, herbs, heirloom tomatoes, squash, sweet potatoes, cucumber, kale, corn, cabbage, greens...all fresh, verdant, and mouth-watering, packaged to preserve the food's integrity. Apples have been mealy, tho -- and I *hates* me a mealy apple!!! Some CSAs ask that you contribute man-hours to the farm in exchange for your delivery. Olin-Fox doesn't, not that I would mind getting out to the beautiful Northern Neck once in a while and helping out. In the fall, prices break out to about $44 per delivery; in the winter it's slightly less. I consider this an absolute steal considering the quality and quantity of food you receive in each delivery. Eating well couldn't be easier with a CSA. And with the proliferation of CSAs, not to mention the growing locavore food movement, finding a CSA near you that fits your budget is a breeze.

While visiting Reedville by boat, I was looking for somewhere nearby to pickup some fresh…read morevegetables when I saw this listing. First tried calling them and got message stating that the phone number was not in service. I decided to take a ride over and found nothing at the address listed.

Friendly staff and great service…read more The store is clean and bright inside. I'll shop for the great vegetables they carry. They also have a great collection of plants for sale.

This place is great. If you are looking for affordable…read morePlants and produce accompanied by great quality and friendly employees this is your place. The pumpkins and gourds are out, too! They are all good. Definitely stop by and don't miss out. I will definitely be back.

Happy to see you open this season. The best fresh produce around. Missed you Paula. Get better soon.read more

We went a little out our way to come here based on the good reviews. It was a fairly small stand…read morewith limited items. The tomatoes we picked up were not any better than grocery store quality. We we're disappointed

I come by every week to pick up Montana Gold products. The wire racks used to display the loaves…read moremakes the last four slices squashed and unusable, and the bottoms ridged. The short, dark haired woman who works weekday mornings is so unpleasant and rude it makes even the briefest transactions a dark spot in the whole day. It seems the most basic customer service is beyond her abilities.

Great prices on produce. White corn here in early July was super sweet. But I really came here for…read morethe garden center next door. They are separate entities because there is a big sign that says pay at garden center (12611 Warwick Blvd) not farm market. Plants are way cheaper than the ones I bought at Home Depot. If I was driving, I would have bought more than two items. I got a celosia that I needed for my one that died, and there are three in the pot for $2.49. The salvia was just $5.99. I got a good haul for $10.00.

Goat Milk Soap - Cold Process in Small Batch - I LOVE IT, especially "orange blossom". The bars are…read moreoversized and can easily be cut in 1/3 and used in multiple showers on next to sinks. I loved it so much I went back to get more. Sometimes something small can make a big difference in this is one of those.

Stopped by on a Sunday afternoon to find the farm was closed, but we were still able to purchase…read moreeggs and ground beef. The eggs were about $8.50 per dozen, and the ground beef cost a little over $12 per pound. While the eggs were great, the ground beef had a very strong, gamey flavor and smell that we didn't enjoy--disappointing, especially given the price.