This family is a pillar of the community dating back for decades…read more They have always had the community and their neighbors in their best interests, providing the highest quality products available anywhere. From small children, generations have grown up knowing what it is to do a hard day's work for little reward. The market is housed in a beautiful red barn with a backdrop of the Chilhowee mountains. A picture perfect place to visit in any season. Especially watermelon season! I always get my pumpkins and fall decor from Conings. We are so blessed to have such quality produce available so close to home! It's worth the drive out into the country to support these wonderful folks and grab a tomato, some corn or some okra!

The watermelon, blackberries, cucumbers and tomatoes were delicious... so sweet. My blackberry…read morecobbler turned out so tasty.

What an amazing find in this small town! Since moving here, I've done most of my food shopping at…read morethe market. While the veggie market moves during the winter months to a different location, they all join up here in April! From fresh local seasonal produce that is so much tastier than anything you can get in the store, to amazing loaves of long ferment sourdough, to simple ingredient dog treats, to family-raised healthy clean meats and eggs, to artisan soap, art, and other crafts. It's an awesome mix of goodness!! It is my first stop every Saturday morning, and I will be a committed consumer of the local small businesses from here on out! I almost hate to share this place, but I also want people to know there are healthier options in this small town. Hint: You should go early if you're serious about getting specific things on your shopping list - many people like me call this place 'my local market,' and they can sell out quickly. I learned my lesson one Saturday ::: Never Again!! Some of my favorite vendors I frequent weekly: Carl Mahle Farm (grass-fed and finished beef & OLF sourdough) Extra Terrestrial Mushrooms (the most beautiful mushrooms ever) Zavel's Family Farms (lamb, beef, and pork) and beautiful veggies Rebel Hollow Farm (pasture raised pork and lamb : grain finished beef) Goeofoods (best granola & granola bars ever)

What a cute market! For anyone who wants a market with a manageable size but great variety, this is…read moreit. There was plenty of parking and since the market is not directly next to a busy street, it is easy to navigate with kiddos and dogs. There is even Jackson Square across the street with the fountain to sit around under shaded trees and eat your market goodies. They recently transitioned from winter to spring/summer market for the year and we were so pleased with the included vendors. The vendor booths included: mushrooms, meat, seafood, hand-carved wood furnishings, crafts, stationary, seasonal produce, florals, bakeries, hummus, cheese, clothing, etc. Can't wait to attend again and see if the vendor roster increases as the weather warms (and when Dogwood Festival is not happening).

Stop by and check out the fresh produce and various other locally made goods at this indoor produce…read morestand. They have jams and elderberry syrup too! Currently they are open 9-6 Monday-Saturday , and 11-5 on Sundays.

Thank you for being there on Market Square. It is a Great thing to have the EBT Chip program here…read morein Knoxville, Tennessee. Thanks for the fresh vegetables and fruits. I appreciate the homemade pastries and drinks. The meats are well priced and the variety is wonderful. Thanks again, Deborah A. Langston

Market Square felt like a breath of fresh air. Nestled beside a charming park and framed by outdoor…read morecafés, it's the kind of place that beckons you to slow down and explore. The vendors were exceptional--high-quality offerings across the board, with an abundant selection of fresh vegetables, honey, blooming flower stands and artisan booths. The relaxed ambience made it an ideal setting for a Saturday wander, and dog lovers will appreciate that pups are welcome outside the market, away from food areas. A vibrant, well-balanced space that blends community charm with open-air elegance.

We called to find out if the strawberries were organic, if not, what are they treated with. We were…read moreresponded to quite rudely with arrogance and a condescending attitude. She kept stating "Why would we want to kill our strawberries? We follow all EPA rules and guidelines. If we didn't treat them, we wouldn't have any berries. I personally researched every single chemical because I don't want to be around harmful chemicals." Neither her nor Steve have any respect or tact when dealing with customers who ask things they do not like. For those who want to know - Ridomil Gold and apparently Clorox according to one of their very own comments on Facebook to another farm - that have now been deleted by the owners but l have screenshots of it. The strawberries are also advertised as 1 gallon, which they specifically said yields 5lbs. Unless your bucket is overflowing, you aren't getting 5lbs. We bought several and upon weighing them at home, only 1 gallon was 5lbs. The rest were right at 4lbs. It adds up. After seeing how they respond to customers who have every right to know what is in their food, we will not be returning. I would sooner just buy from a store and I don't say that lightly as we are a cattle farming family, we prefer to support other local farms. Not this one however.

It was raining but we figured let's see if they are still picking.. yes they allow you to pick in…read morethe rain. As they said rain pre rinsed them. The employees are warm and welcoming.. bring your own containers. They will weigh them so you won't be paying extra for heavier containers or you can buy a container. I saw everything from pails to gallon containers to Easter baskets.. it's cash only so make sure to wear boots.. we were glad we wore boots and brought a pain of shoes to change into.. the mud really clings to the boots. Parking was plentiful

Amazingly clean store with a wonderful Indian food selection of fresh, frozen and packaged…read moredelights. We are transplants from Miami and have a difficulty getting the produce we use regularly. At Janta's they have everything fresh Caribbean. The frozen selection is out of this world. They always have the appropriate food and spices for Indian holidays. I love the variety of paneer cheese they have and the Spices are plentiful. If you have ever decided to explore Indian cuisine this is the store for you.

KUDOS to the staff for providing supreme quality customer service! The food and grocery items are…read morevery diverse and inexpensive. The quality of the groceries is top notch, and we even had fresh sugarcane juice with lime and ginger. The ambiance is very quiet, and the music is very soothing. I highly recommend all to come and visit to support this local business!

It really is little things like this that keep me happy. This Farmers' Market is located in the UT…read moreGardens on Neyland drive and is literally just a stone throw from where I work. It operates every Wednesday (closed in the winter months) from 4PM- 7 PM. I've walked across the street a handful of times to indulge in the pleasure of getting local products from the hardworking farmers/craftsmen in the area. It is not as big as the Market Square Farmers' market but it has a good representation of produce, food, plants, crafts and a handful of other random things. The Tootsie food truck actually also shows up here sometimes, although they are not consistently there. Quite a few of the vendors are actually not represented at the market downtown so it is nice to get some variety. What inspired this review was the heavenly sandwich I got yesterday. I had been stuck at work all day, didn't bring lunch and I had no idea when I was going to be able to go home. I realized it was 5 PM on a Wednesday and decided to grab a late lunch/early dinner. The Tootsie truck was not there but this wonderful Vietnamese stand had warm food. I had actually not noticed their stand before yesterday. I got a vegetarian banh mi sandwich that totally knocked my socks off. I don't actually remember a sandwich that was that good and only cost $5.00. I went back to work and tried to get everybody I could find to go buy one. They also had egg rolls (which were a little on the oily side), fish tacos and pork banh mi sandwiches. That meal was definitely a lifesaver and it was delicious. I really like the convenience of this Farmers' market and I encourage anyone close to campus to consider visiting. It is in a well shaded area and provides an opportunity to walk around and appreciate the beauty that is the UT gardens. It is also a wonderful opportunity to buy and support local!

Navy vets raising heritage breeds on pasture without chemicals, GMOs, or medications! Best meat and…read moreeggs I've ever had!