Excellent fresh food, a real must for Virginia Beach residents. T…read moreThey sell fresh produce, refrigerated prepared food and frozen food I was taught "pay the grocer or pay the doctor ". They have a website informing customers of food that's available etc.

How have I not been here before???? I work so close that my Jeep doesn't even have time to start…read moredinging at me that my seatbelt is not on. I can walk here it's so close. I am definitely going back. It has so much of the same items that my favorite Farmers Market has but I can go on my lunch hour. I don't have to get up on a Saturday morning early and make it down there before the crowds. They have loads of fresh veggies and fruits - of course. Seafood. Nuts. Soup. Sauce. Candy. The prices are about the same as any other farmers market. They were super friendly and told gave me the lay of the land and what was fresh. Yup...this is going to be a regular stop for me. So convenient.

The vibe at Chesapeake Farmers Market is kind and caring. Vendors are not pushy, they are warm and…read morepolite. I was surprised at the variety of vendors - I was able to find what I wanted (tomatoes and honey) quickly, with plenty of time left for browsing. Several, maybe three, food trucks were on site - judging by the lines, they offered pretty tasty nibbles. Finally- don't expect a flea market - this market is about homespun products and freshly picked vegetables.

First time here and it was nice. Definitely smaller than the Norfolk east beach one but the vendors…read moreare nice and you can take your kiddos to the park afterwards. Bought corn and cookies and veggies.

As a child growing up in South Carolina my family and I would always get up on Saturdays and go to…read moreyard sales, flea markets, and farmers markets. I haven't been to any type of market in ages, but this morning I felt like exploring. I moved to Virginia 3 1/2 years ago and I enjoy cooking in my kitchen. I've had several thoughts about going to the farmer markets in the areas and I made those thoughts come true on today. My first stop was here at this particular one. Upon entering, we were greeted by Anna or Annie. She was working behind the counter and welcomed us inside. She even told me where I could find something specific I was looking for. As she waited on customers to shop she stocked up on some things and aligned items on shelves. Super helpful! We walked around and collected several items before heading to the register. I told her we hadn't been to a farmers market in so many years and she told us to come back any time and that they would be happy to serve us. Made my entire day!!! The ambiance of the market felt family strong. I loved the atmosphere and the foods/products made readily available. I can't wait to return. Upon leaving we saw that there was a food truck on the premises serving ice cream and hotdogs. We had just came from eating and didn't get to check them out, but if it's there when we return we'll definitely check it out. If you're reading my review, please go by and check them out.

I will likely be getting a lot of my produce from here. They had a large selection of fresh, local…read moreproduce and they had a ton of in-house made jellys, salsas, dressings, hot sauces, etc. The produce was really good and the prices are competative.

Went to the East Beach Oceanview farmers market I always forget this place is here cause I live…read morelike maybe five minutes away. Had to stroll in here waste some time cause I had another appointment but I love this farmers market. I started coming here a year ago and I see it is grown tremendously. There is the donut truck is always out here and there's always a line and I see now that they're joined by a coffee spot who had a line as well. I can't stand in line in heat, even though I would love to try their donuts. I think I'm gonna have to make an effort to get up and be there when they first open when the line may not be as long but other than that, they have amazing things at this farmers market and I love it so.

I've been coming to the Bay Oaks Park where the market is located for a long time with my kids, but…read morefirst time at their newish market in past couple years. I believe it was moved here from another location, but unsure. Parking is a bit tight, but they do have their own lot on the West side of the park. Other parking is off street, however be mindful to not block residential drives and walks. I really enjoyed the park layout of the market with its shady tree lined paths with vendors spread out nicely. If I had to guess it's on the smaller side to others markets in the 757. Likely around 35 vendors. I purchased a sourdough loaf from Top Knot and veggies from another. I browsed many others. The anchor seems to be Klassic Doughnut's with a tremendous following and rightfully so. The line was too long today with my late arrival to partake in a treat. Absolutely recommend checking them out. You can follow their social media handle on Instagram for vendor info.

I love coming to S and H produce for fruit, veggies, plants, and good conversation. Mrs Robin is so…read morekind. We chat all the time and she always makes the experience pleasant. She greets me right away, and always has good tips. They have cucumbers, tomatoes, potatoes, different jams, dressings, seasonings, herbs, plants, peanuts, and etc. The prices are reasonable and customer service is great!! If your at the Farmers Market you should definitely check them out!!

S & H Produce has a stand at the hybrid indoor-outdoor Virginia Beach Farmer's Market. It sells…read moreseasonal local produce, fresh eggs, and canned/packaged goods such as butters, preserves, and honey. -- The Produce -- They said their corn was cut fresh daily, and it was delicious. I liked that not all of the produce was trimmed and further packaged. (Untrimmed produce can keep longer!) Our cucumbers were also wonderful. -- The Experience -- S & H has well-spaced aisles and clearly marked prices. It is easy to navigate and access. The produce all looked to be in good condition. Staff were friendly and helpful. -- Seasonal Operating Hours -- * S & H is open from April 15th through Dec 23rd. * Memorial Day - Labor Day Hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6pm; Sat 9am-6pm; Sun 10am-5pm. * Sept-Dec Hours: Wed-Fri 10am-6pm; Sat 9am-6pm; Sun 10am-5pm. (Closed Mon & Tue.) -- Cash & Credit -- Credit card minimum is $10. No AmEx. If purchase totals come to less than $10, they will accept credit cards but will add a $0.50 fee. (Currently waiting on state approval for SNAP.) -- Things to Note -- They have plastic hand baskets you can use while shopping. They have brown paper bags for smaller purchases but use plastic for larger items like corn, so remember to bring your reusable bags!

I've been here twice and both times I was unimpressed. the food I got was cold and lacked anything…read moreremarkable- I got the tacos. the duck pin bowling while fun is way over priced at 40 bucks for one lane, one hour. on top of that i ordered a glass of wine off the chalkboard, where there are no prices and like I dummy I gave him my CC when I ordered the glass of wine. he brought my tab back and charged me 21 bucks for a single glass of wine. when I complained he acted like I was to blame for not knowing the wine was so expensive. I complained but they didn't take the wine back or give me my money back. one last note, the mixed drinks they do have ate weak and not good. overall the place is overpriced and underwhelming

I didn't mean to visit this Farmers Market, but I am so glad I did! I happened to be in the area…read morefor a meeting and took some time to check out the market! This is a seasonal market that runs from 10am-2pm every Thursday; mid-May through mid-September. They had a great variety of vendors. The food vendor that caught my eye had lobster rolls. There were two or three stands for fresh produce. They also had a few craft vendors and vendors selling homemades like soaps and dog treats. Only 1 MLM company from what I noticed. They also had a few local organizations. I spent most of my time talking to the local 4H Office representatives. As a former 4-Her this was a really nice surprise! This is a great way to spend a Thursday afternoon in Newport News, plus parking is free! You can also enjoy the shops and restaurants throughout City Center! The LOVE NN sign is just around the corner. You can get a new profile pic to proudly show your love for Newport News and it's hidden treasures... like this market!

Delicious tomatoes, corn,cucumbers and peaches! Good prices and easy to get in and out.read more

Whenever I'm on this side of town I always stop at Cindy's Produce. They are open daily during the…read moresummer. They have cantaloupe, watermelon, heirloom tomatoes, local honey, different sauces, other fruits and veggies, and also plants. I got heirloom tomatos that are pretty good with nice flavor. The uglier the tomato the better they seem to be. Lol. Idk I'm not the tomato whisperer!! They weren't weird and soft or anything like that. The prices are reasonable and I enjoy seeing what they have. The young man who works there is always nice when he checks me out. They're located off of Harpers Rd on the side of the street. You can't miss them. Check them out!!

The Suffolk Farmer's Market is such a fun Saturday morning adventure! They have endless varieties…read moreof venders with fruits & veggies, fresh meat, candle makers, petting zoo etc. Grab your family & friends and enjoy a fun Saturday activity!

"We have neglected the truth that a good farmer is a craftsman of the highest order, a kind of…read moreartist." --Wendell Berry Nothing is better than fresh, local produce. Who wants to buy old fruits and veggies from the grocery store instead of shopping at an open-air market? From early May through November, the Suffolk Farmers' Market (SFM) provides a plethora for our senses. Approximately three years ago the SFM started a visitor center that has some nice features, including a pavilion and ceiling fans. Here are key features: -local produce -baked goods -artisan crafts (e.g., jewelry, bags, wood, etc.) -dog biscuits -live music -plants -petting zoo -grass-fed meat and eggs The SFM is open Wednesdays (3 p.m. - 6 p.m.) and Saturdays (9 a.m. - 1 p.m.); personally, I would recommend going on Saturdays as the selections on Wednesdays can be sparse. It is not the biggest market around; but, more so, it's about the community and supporting local businesses. Check it out!