Open from mid-Apr through end of Oct., located in parking lot for Midtown Shopping Center, near…read moreSouthern Star Yoga. Got some nice arugula, tomatoes, squash, shiitake ($3.50/0.25lb, or sometimes on special for $6/0.5lb), mustard greens ($2/bunch), eggplant, red bell peppers (3/$1), strawberry-fig jam here ($6.50/pint). They have musicians too. Other items spotted: honey, eggs ($3.75/doz), baby daikon, baby mustard salad greens, cucumbers.

This farmers market runs May-October on Saturdays 7-11am and Wednesdays 8am-1pm. It's located in a…read moreparking lot. After a late night in the Square, I wanted to check out the fresh produce for sale and live entertainment, but arrived as it was closing. Some say that's a great time to check out what's left and negotiate prices! But really, the stalls were all closing up as I arrived. I saw some tomatoes and flowers for sale. Missed the musicians, unfortunately. Early bird gets the worm!

Very good place, and i think we can get organic and farm raised food but only available on Saturday.read more

We love walking down to the Hitching Lot Farmers Market! It is only open on Saturdays in the…read moresummertime, but it is definitely worth checking out! It is still not the largest farmer's market in the world, but it has grown so much in the past couple of years. If you want some good "pickins" you better get their early. I believe it's open until noon, but I would advise you to get there before 9. You can get fresh produce, plants, artisan candles and soaps, breakfast sandwiches, homemade bread, etc... Feel free to walk your dogs down there! Every weekend they have something special going on like a dog parade, cooking classes, live music, etc...

Stopped in here for lunch today. I'm the only one who knew where we were headed, I kept the…read moredestination a secret from the rest of the family. I don't know why, I'm just cool and mysterious like that. They didn't have the full lunch menu available today, they only had a lunch plate special. And damn what a plate it was. 2 pieces fried chicken, mashed potatoes, greens, and a biscuit. The fried chicken had a sauce over it that was very reminiscent of Uncle Lou's sweet spicy love sauce but with less of the heat. That's a good thing for our table because one of the kids is not a spicy fan. Think I'm gonna need a DNA test on that one because I don't know what's up with that. In addition to the lunch counter there is also a full butcher shop with many different cuts of pork and beef. Prices seemed pretty reasonable as well and although I didn't get anything from the butcher I'll bet it's a damn sight better than what you'll get at Kroger. Everyone we dealt with (okay there were only 2 people, the lady at the register and the guy cooking) was very friendly, checking in without a few times throughout the meal, asking if it's our first time (it was) and welcoming us. Insider it's a cute country store vibe with some various sun dried in addition to the meats and lunch counter like soap, honey, I think I saw bags of grits.....

I discovered Home Place Pastures within the last year or so through the Mississippi School for…read moreMathematics and Science Alumni Magazine. Since I grew up a hop, skip, and jump away from Como, off of Highway 310 in Marshall County, I was eager to check out the farm store on one of my upcoming visits back home. I finally got to stop by this past weekend, and I ordered takeout for lunch on Sunday, which consisted of 4 smoked brisket sandwiches, 2 wedge salads, 2 orders of egg rolls, a basket of French fries, and 3 slices of chocolate pie. The customer service I received during my visit was superb, and I throughly enjoyed the butcher shop meets Hill Country cafe vibes in the dining area while I waited for my food to be prepared. Once I got back to my mom's house, I realized both salads came with bacon, which meant the pescatarian in our family couldn't eat her meal. Other than that small hiccup, everything else was phenomenal! My family raved about the smoke brisket sandwiches, and I really enjoyed the egg rolls, wedge salad, French fries, and slice of chocolate pie that I ate. Overall, a great experience, and I look forward to stopping by again in the future when I'm back home in North Mississippi.

Great staff very knowledgeable and helpful. The variety and…read morequality at the local farmers market is an A+

From the owner: We are a small family farm, we raise naturally grown vegetables and flowers, that we sell at the…read moreStarkville Community Market and our farm. We have operated as a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farm since 2011. We currently offer 3 ten week seasons, with a weekly distribution of 5-7 seasonally appropriate items.

Located in Plein Air development, next to Emileigh's, on the grassy area under a tall tree. Local…read moremusicians. Some organic goods (mizuna, bok choy, squash), baked goods, books. Nice place to hang out and enjoy.

We dropped into the farmer's market to buy some fruit and veggies for the week. This is perfect…read moreside of the road location for a fruit and veggie stand. The employees and owner are nice and friendly. The fruit looked fresh and of traded locally. There are frozen veggies, peanuts, popcorn, and snowballs available, too!

Yay, Collierville now has a farmer's market! There are 7 food stalls now and probably more to…read morecome. Everything sold is locally grown. They are selling lima beans, green beans, tomatoes, blueberries, blackberries, tomatoes, squash, peaches, and much more. I am so happy it's there and I buy a bunch of delicious food each time I'm there. Please note that it's open every Tuesday from 11:30am to 7pm or when the produce is sold out.