I have been going to Jay's farm stand for many years and have always felt welcomed, and treated…read morewith very friendly employees. I was so disappointed today when I went in. The employee I was in contact with made me feel rushed and was not friendly in any way at all. I only had one question and she was pretty rude when she answered. She was also the cashier when I went to check out and was so rushed, and rude then as well. I'm so disappointed. I understand that people go through things in life, and hoping that she is OK.... However, when you work retail and customer service, you're one and only job is to help the customers and be friendly. I am hoping and praying this is the one and only time I experience this.

Good variety of seasonal fruit and vegies. Huge baking potatoes! They also sell spices and…read moreregional honey. The one rub is that most of the fruit is ripe right now which is good and bad. If you buy for the week or a couple weeks, it may be over ripe by the time you get to it

Enjoying a new, spacious location, the Tumwater Farmers Market is officially open for business…read more Early season vendors are friendly and raring to share their wares from gorgeous flower bouquets; lovely beauty, skincare, and health products; local honey; spice mixes and collections; exotic sauces; beverages; artisan jewelry; baked delectables; and food truck yummies; all supported by helpful volunteers that can turn your plastic into cash, as needed. Entertainment by highly talented musicians adds to the flare and ambiance of a fine market stroll and saunter for the first round, to check things out, and bolster your second, purchasing round as you circle back for those beckoning wares and delights. Oh, and never fear. There is plenty of parking, either on the school grounds or on Dennis Street. So, come on down and support our local Tumwater Farmers Market.

What a joke to call this a "farmers market" The only thing they have from a farm is some honey…read more Every thing else is crafts and expensive prepared food. I am so disappointed

I went to the 2013 Taste of the Market on Tuesday. It was wonderul! This event is organized by The…read moreFriends of Olympia Farmers Market. Taste of the Market features food from a variety of market vendors, wineries, breweries, restaurants and casinos. The event utilizes the market's outdoor and covered spaces. Round tables with formal linens and table settings grace the covered area of the market. Vendors and restaurants set up shop in the empty vendor spaces offering a 'bite' of what each has to offer. Live music, wineries, and breweries set up shop in the outdoor spaces. Alcoholic drinks are purchased with drink tickets. The gorgeous floral arrangements this year were provided by Dan's Dahlias and could be purchased at the end of the night. I was excited to try everything. Guests at Taste take their plates to each vendor to sample each vendor or restaurant's offerings. I went around twice and still could not try everything. Even though the portions are small, there is a lot of food to sample. My husband and I got full before we had a chance to taste every item offered. I had a chocolate and beet cake that was excellent and clam chowder that was to die for. Good times were had! I will definitely go again next year.

Quiet peaceful waterfront with views of the Cascades. This is where they hold their farmers market…read more Super clean and lots of free parking!

Lovely little place with great produce. Very close to where I stay in Olympia great pizza next door!read more

Great little store to get last minute items, very clean, easy parking and great customer service!…read moreLots of cool local items like a take and bake Vic's pizza!! I am a pizza snob so when I say this I mean it!! It's the best pizza I have ever had!! And it was only take and bake!!

We met Mr. Gile himself, nice guy. He gave us buckets and told us where to pick the ripe…read moreblueberries; the last 15 rows to his right and that is where we started! Gile's price per pound ($2.00) was perfect, compared to Safeway's 18oz for $10.99, totally insane! I didn't realize I picked so much until I gave away two containers filled with rinsed blueberries to two of my neighbors. Make sure you wear closed toes shoes! Have fun picking!

I have been going here a number of years along with a lot of other regulars. This blueberry Farm,…read moreis a real gem.... The fruit is always excellent until is the service ! Wonderful farm and we always have a good time.

What a fun time! It was well maintained, easy to find, plenty of parking. We were instantly greeted…read moreby a nice lady and had just the most delightful morning berry picking. I don't love blueberries in general but these were the best I've ever had. Ripe and flavorful!!

They do have good Blue and Marion Berries. This will be my last year buying from them. Last year I…read moreput my flats in the freezer and when I emptied them it was past season so I waited to apprise them of what I found in my berries. Imagine my surprise to find a greasy wrench socket IN MY FLAT OF MARION-BERRIES - I JUST PAID $37 dollars for. I saved the socket and took it back to the stand this year. The 2 women there were shocked and so very apologetic. They could not understand nor did I how a socket got buried in a the punnet basket of Marion Berries. They strongly suggested I leave my name and phone number for the owner to call and at the least apologize. Well I have waited all week and apparently they and I were wrong and the only ones that thought an apology was due. I have bought berries from Spooners for the entire 24 years I have lived in Lacey. Not that they will notice losing one customer or care because clearly they don't.