GREAT variety of vendors. Everything from pickles to dog treats. There was cooked food, baked…read moregoods, live music, and rare veggies. Prices were decent and if you look, you can find some really good deals! I love that the merchants weren't pushy but they were attentive and knowledgeable. Plan on making it part of my weekend routine.

A little bit of everything for everyone at this Farmers Market. Lots of fresh produce as well as…read moreprepared foods and treats for everyone including dogs.

This place has saved me multiple times where I've been in the middle of cooking and realized I…read moreforgot an ingredient. It's very convenient to have right down the street, no need to pop onto a highway. Some of the reviews say the prices are higher, and that may be true. I haven't taken this into consideration when shopping, because it's very convenient so I'm willing to pay more. They are open until 8PM on most days, which is great and unusual for a place like this as well. Grateful to have this place in town!

You may not seek this place out. You may not believe what I am about to tell you. You may not ever…read morecome across this review because you are busy searching restaurants in NYC for your next first date...BUT, you will be missing out. Lucky Farmers Market is a non-descript bodega perched in a four deep mini-mall on Bloomfield Ave. in Verona (co-occupied by Subway and double Krauszers). Sounds awesome, right? Actually, it is. Inside is where you actually get lucky.* Fresh fruit and vegetables in droves for way less than your not-so-supermarket. From gargantuan Asian pears to three kinds of cucumbers to berries of all kinds, Lucky will not let you down on the fruit and vegetable end. This is not a full market so don't get all, "That dude said this place had everything," because they don't have everything. They just have good produce, a smattering of market items (good, healthy options) and THIS IS WHERE YOU MUST PAY ATTENTION - a full-time sushi chef that churns out the best sushi around, restaurant or not. Yes, a small bodega will give you excellent sushi in a plastic container and you won't have to overpay for it. If you take anything from this, just get the Tuna/Salmon sandwich sushi and thank me later. Lucky is my go-to spot for the items I rely on - fruit, vegetables and sushi. I do the bulk of my shopping at a regular, large and fat market, but I get all my fruit and vegetables here and I get dinner here 2x a week, every week. Everyone who runs this place and works here is super friendly and a pleasure to see every day. In a pinch, you can get flowers here which actually last a while too. What else is there to say? If you don't ever have a reason to go to Lucky Farmers Market, no one will care (not even your Mom), but if you do have a chance to swing by with fruits, vegetables, sushi or something interesting in mind you just might have found your spot. ____________________ *Well, you might not get lucky if you are thinking something other than groceries or sushi, but I get Lucky almost every day.

Excellent produce, deli meats, small grocery and hot dogs galore. The attached florist Orange…read moreFlower Design is outstanding: the flowers are extremely fresh. This is a great addition to the neighborhood.

We come down to this area because there are many cultural events, food, and a great candy shop…read morewe've fallen in love with. My kids go to an arts school with an advanced program nearby. But this little farmers market is not really much to speak of. The one farm that seemed to have fresh produce had awful tasting pastries and very little produce to speak of for outrageous prices. The food trucks were nothing special. They were exceptionally overpriced. This area is slowly getting gentrified but you still have pockets of people who can barely afford to buy their normal groceries, yet the town thinks its ok to have food trucks selling $16 lobster rolls that are barely 4-5 inches long...The seller at the truck said I was the only person to buy one the entire day...I found nothing to showcase the neighborhood...nothing Caribbean. Nothing Creole. Nothing with pulled pork, no ceviche, no conch fritters. There was only one woman who had juices present and some baked goods for a decent price. The music aspect is the best part but is only for the last half hour. The rest of the booths were random institutions or banks that had nearly as much business of being at a fresh/farmers market event as you'd imagine. Meh, I'll just stick to the events in the city that make more sense. It supposedly occurs on Tuesdays throughout the Summer.

Ah, childhood memories. Decades ago, we would come down this way for various home or backyard…read moregoods. I stopped in to see if there was some nice grocery to pick up or some other memento. Short answer: There was not. The produce may be fresh and local, but you can find that in other stores or stands for well less than the prices here. (Example: $5/lb for tomatoes.) There were only two relatively short outdoor rows of fruits, vegetables, and flowers, and then a fairly cramped interior space with some more harvests (pumpkins, being fall), one refrigerator with cider, one freezer with ice cream, and a few shelves of jam. Very small selection overall, and at best the ice cream qualifies as "not unreasonable" for pricing. I think the only thing Richfield's got going is that it's in a semi-urban location, so you are hard-pressed to find a similar place nearby. But other than the experience of walking around outdoors for a few minutes, I would say just get your fruits and veggies at Whole Foods (or, if you're not local, find a farm closer to you).

We had a delightful time at their first Winter Festival this past weekend. Got some fabulous hot…read morechocolate soup and saw Santa. Bought delicious apple cider donuts and some other jars of preserves and the best buy of all - a Big Green Egg grill for a steal of a price! They have a lovely selection of garden decorations and other items. Highly recommend!!!

I bought Hotel Butter for $2.99. It was on sale this week and also in the advertising flyer…read more My mistake was not to look at the "Best Before" date as it was stamped "Feb 15, 2026. Going to bring it back today and have the store manager take all the butter off the shelve.

Has all my international needs. I come here 3-5x a week and my trips are always quick and…read moresatisfactory.

This farmer's market is convenient because it's next door to BJ's Wholesale Club…read more There's plenty of parking, the prices are great. However the store can be a bit of a drag with nikel and diming customers. A sign was posted that the store will be charging $0.10 for the plastic "produce" bags. The ginger is always wet, which is gross. It's usually always busy, checkout is pretty fast. Other than that, it's an okay market.

Always get amazing and fresh produce from here, but you're gonna have to do some digging don't come…read moreat me and say that everything here is rotten. You have to do some digging if you're gonna have $1 strawberries you're gonna have to do the work to find the good ones. The herbs here are incredible. I come here just for fresh herbs. They have a great price on eggs compared to ShopRite for me personally and when I come here, I always leave happy and spending less than $30 for a nice amount of produce.

Lentini Farms are back to Rutherford Farmers Market again...Thank Goodness! Great customer…read moreservice, smashing products. Thank you

They have fresh and delicious produce. The service is amazing. And the lady with the bread super…read moredelicious. Thank you for bringing the freshness from The farm To our table.

Store is a mess. Last time J was there the vegetables aisle had a leak and there was slick water on…read morethe floor. No yellow caution sign, just rags pushed up against the case. Food displays are messy and empty boxes and crates all pver the place. There was broken spaghetti all over the floor in che checkout aisle. I told the cashier and he tried to sweep some of it up buthr had a lot of people waiting to check out. Terrible experience.

Do not waste your time and go to located in Bloomfield. theyre not organized at all or maybe they…read morecan keep up with the traffic. Shelves are always empty. Lines are always long. The place is always packed with illegal immigrants. None of the shoppers speak English . whenever I shop there I feel like I'm in SA. , they don't know how to shop in America. The entire family goes shopping. there and they all stand around in the middle of the aisles. An entire family of 7 going shopping together. Entire families in the middle of shopping aisles, having conversation with their cards, blocking the way at the same time. No consideration for others shopping. standing up in your way and shit you can't get by.they have like five or six registers, but only 2 are always open. Lines are long from the front of the store to the back of the store. Horrible place to shop. A real shit hole of an don't go there.