This was one of the first farmer's markets we visited when we moved to the area and it has become a…read morestaple for the Fish Tribe. They have EVERYTHING you could want from a market and then some. Vendors are consistent each week in variety and location in their layout so you can plan your visit if you do not want to or don't have time to wander. Our favorites are Soulsmith Kombucha, Jenn Eclairs (MUST try the brownies), Great American Bread Company (the CHALLAH), the spring roll lady (you'll find her), and the lemonade! Check it out! And find the chicken for free tokens good for use at the vendors.

The people of Stafford Va were friendly and Polite with…read moregreat produce to offer. I would definitely recommend them because the fruits and vegetables were amazing and delicious

I love farmers markets. So I saw this one on the way to a soccer game and stopped in. At first I…read morethought parking would be terrible bc it was backed up at the entrance. But if you just keep going past the first 15 spaces there was plenty of parking. There was such a wide variety of things to buy and most of them were priced well. (a few things were too expensive). I bought a bunch and have been hyping this market to my Annap people since I got home. I thought it was great and I will be back. Excited to eat my haul this week.

Bottom Line: Fruits, veggies, baked goods, seafood, crafts and lots more sold under a pavilion on…read moreSaturday and Sunday mornings. When I'm serious about doing some farmers' market shopping I visit the Anne Arundel County Farmers' Market off of Riva Road. This market is open year round on Sundays and in the summer they add Saturdays. The covered pavilion hosts a variety of vendors. Beyond farmers selling fruits and veggies there are vendors selling seafood, cheese, baked goods, coffee, jewelry, pickled veggies, jams, and illustrated note cards among other local items. The parking lot can be busy, especially in the summer months, but spots turn over quickly.

Clean, friendly & lots to choose from. We picked up some delicious juicy blackberries here, some…read morezucchini & squash as well as some yummy baked goods, micro greens, frozen veggie ravioli, puppy cookies, and handmade soap & body scrub as well as a bourbon honey & a goat milk caramel sauce! Staff was super friendly & didn't rush us out even though it was about closing time. Will be back next time we are in the are!

Great Lakes & Iceberg lettuces almost two weeks post planting. Beautiful and healthy - thanks Dug…read moreIn team!

The Toano Open Air Market is a friendly, down to earth farmer's market with vendors selling fruits,…read morevegetables, baked goods, meats, flowers, plants, soaps, and jewelry. A band plays music while kids run around and people enjoy a relaxed market experience. There's even a guy who sharpens knives, and a master gardener giving advice. The vendors provide excellent service and are very neighborly. We are so fortunate to have this friendly market in Toano!

Such a sweet community and small businesses here! Love the homemade sourdough breads, local honey,…read moremeats, and local loose leaf tea!

The Gainesville Farmers Market - run by Community Foodworks - is located in the satellite parking…read morelot of Gainesville United Methodist Church, Gainesville, VA - and is open every Sunday - from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm EDT. The Gainesville Farmers Market runs from April 28 through November 24. You'll find a wide array of locally grown fruits and vegetables, meats, eggs, goodies for pets, and more. Often times there will be a food truck on hand, and a range of other interesting vendors. I frequently stop in here for fresh veggies and fruits - awesome quality! Check them out! #GainesvilleFarmersMarket #CommunityFoodworks

My in-laws and I always stop by Rick's and Van's Country Fresh Vegetables farm stand that offers…read moreC&T produce. The produce is from a locally, family-run farm in Stafford, VA, and they have 30 acres, as well as lease about 400 acres in King George, VA. The elderly woman who runs this farm stand is such a sweetheart, and she has a great sense of humor. We love getting the sweet corn here as they are naturally sweet, juicy, and just quite lovely with whatever grill-out you plan to have. they also have cantaloupes, watermelon, squash, zucchini, and other fresh produce available. Definitely a great place to stop by to get some for cooking/grilling! :D +sweet corn :D

Every weekend I get their produce from the Stafford marketplace. If you know your veggies and you…read moreknow the prices and the store you cannot beat c&t produce. These are locally grown and you are supporting a local business.

La Plata Farmers Market is a cute, small farmers market with a lot of neat items to purchase…read more I decided to pop in for my first visit recently and enjoyed it. While the market is on the small side, they maximize space and have quite a few vendors and plenty of parking. Despite being able to conduct a rather brisk walkthrough of the market, I was also able to pick up several items along the way before I headed to another market. Overall, if you're in the area this market is worth a visit. It's also worth considering if you're not in the area but keeping in mind that it's small would be prudent.

Came here in early May on the recommendation of some friends who live in the area. Since we were…read morevisiting La Plata, we figured we'd see what the locals recommend. Pretty respectable-sized establishment! There were a lot of vendors selling things that were not food/produce. I think I saw more people selling soaps, creams, and body butter than any other product. Great selection to choose from if that's what you're looking for. I ended up having a nice chat with one of the guys who had a nice variety of soaps both scented and unscented. Several vendors were selling potted plants. I imagine the produce stands are more represented in the peak of summer and fall. There were a few when we went (early May) selling some cabbages and other leafy greens as well as some apples and root veggies. At the one end of the parking lot were several trucks hawking food and drinks. I had been told to look for a donut truck, but none to be found the day we went. There was one selling coffees, another selling cold-pressed juices, and another selling pizzas. Bonus: there is a port-a-potty available to all. I've been to bigger markets without one and I think it's brilliant that one is available.

Fruit was good, expensive. I'm going to Amish farms from now on. Higher quality and cheaper there…read more Service was nice though, and the vibes were nice.

The flowers and plants are always beautiful and healthy. The fruits and vegetables are a bit…read moreexpensive, but buying them in bulk quantities (sometimes they'll have huge boxes of tomatoes) is really great, especially for anyone who keeps canning as a hobby. The small section of baked goods as great as well, when I was a kid we never left without frosted sugar cookies! This is a great place to go, and a really nice stop if you're driving in to SOMD as its right along the way after you get off 235.

Delicious creamery ice cream. Very friendly people. I will definitely stop by when I'm in the area…read moreagain.

We live in Edwardsville and I literally drive right past Little River Seafood to get our oysters…read morefrom Kellum. Last week I bought oysters and supposedly fresh lump crabmeat. The crab was from Alabamaif I remember and we threw it away because it was not edible. The oysters were tasty but not very big. Today I just bought 20 oysters in the Shell. Not only are they small, but they sound hollow. They also don't take much effort to open. So I doubt that I will drive by Little River anymore. I pay extra and get my Seafood there from now on. It's a shame, because Kellums used to be very dependable and fresh with consistency.