Great family owned farm, good selection of you pick vegetables. Shovels and buckets for picking are…read moreprovided for use as you collect your vegetables, we dug new potatoes and gathered yellow squash for $10 per five gallon bucket. Also nice selections of flowers and sunflowers we were able to cut fresh. Payments are cash only and made via honor box as farm was all self serve. Will return again.

Great family owned you pick it. We went last night and picked corn . It was on the small side but…read moreboy was it tasty and sweet. We also got two cantaloupes and they were yummy. You pay by the honor system. Randy has baskets and buckets to use. $11 a 5 gallon bucket. The cantaloupes were $3 each. He also has beautiful flowers that you can cut.

This market has been around since 2006 and they are setup under the bridge Tuesdays and Thursdays…read more A typical farmers market with lots of fruits and veggies. They have about 20 vendors. This is one of the only farmers markets during the week in Biloxi. I have been enjoying this market for a few yrs now and try to go whenever I go to MS during the week. Today I got some plums, cabbage, sweet potatoes, and peppers. All that for $9.

Great local farm ran by a young family. Hours are seasonal and vary based on harvests. They post on…read moretheir Facebook page all available produce and dates/ times that the barn is open. They offer produce to individuals and wholesalers. Produce I've purchased over the years include: pumpkins, squash, zucchini, watermelon, cantaloupe, strawberries, fresh cut flowers, cabbage, romaine lettuce, bell peppers, jalapeños, tomatoes, potatoes, and I don't even remember what else. Highly recommend.

From the owner: We grow a variety of produce including: bell peppers, broccoli, cabbage, cantaloupe, snap beans,…read morejalapenos, okra, peas, squash, sweet corn, and watermelon. Our produce season is April through November. We sell to individuals as well as wholesale buyers. We advertise our available produce each week through our social media pages. Follow us to stay up to date on our fresh, local produce!

Although the personable young woman minding the store was friendly and helped choose a decent…read morewatermelon (Hopefully. It's cooling in the fridge uncut.), the cost of 18 strawberries - twelve so moldy that they were black and collapsing inward- 7 peaches (two with worms, one with flesh that separated at a slight touch; a plastic bear of allegedly local honey and a smallish watermelon totalled $46.44. If everything had been Farmstand Legendary Good, the price wouldn't have been so painful. She also assured me the honey was from Baldwin County. Nope. The small print on the label reads Grand Bay. And as a local, I know that's across the Bay in Mobile County. Shame on you for selling such dreck. I knew something might be wrong when she ungently dumped the peaches and berries into plastic grocery bags to recycle the green paperboard containers for the umpteenth time. Lesson for the Day: Don't confuse a new (and only one-time) customer with a just- passing- through Holiday Beach Tourist.

I noticed this place on the way to other adventures and hoped I would get a chance to stop in on my…read moreway back and I did get that chance! Gal working was friendly. Wide selection. I look forward to coming back when I am in the area again.

On Saturday mornings, local vendors set up shop in the lovely Cathedral Square to showcase their…read morelocally made merchandise and locally grown flowers and produce. We've bought pottery, fresh fruit and vegetables, beard oil, art work, food, and anything else you can imagine. The market has become my go-to for local fruit, veggies and art work. Some days there are more vendors than others, but there's always something interesting to see. Occasionally, they'll even have a band playing while you browse. Most vendors even take debit cards. According to their official FB page, they're set up on Saturday mornings and Thursday afternoons during the spring, summer and fall.

Hubby and I went to the Farmers Market recently. I really was grateful to find an organic farmer…read moreand her produce was delicious! She had some of the best cucumbers and eggplant that I have ever eaten. We went out on a Saturday morning. It was fairly busy and the vendors offered everything from produce to seafood to honey. There is also an area for local artists and even plants. I suggest you go early for the best selection and to beat the heat. There was live music which was nice.

The longtime "farmer" with the largest produce stand is again third time - selling seriously poor…read morequality if not trash veg. I choose to try to buy what I assume is fresh, they state with a significant degree of huff, locally grown produce. I drive here to do it. And now, I again find I have been taken. I see the rotten peppers, tomatoes, on display. Note it, pick more carefully always which is a stinking shame. But you try to support this idea. Bought sweet corn, was admonished for opening one, so stopped and just picked out half dozen. Every single ear was moldy. Every one. And if when people ask questions of the main fella (cash farmer fella) We weren't met with arrogant attitude about why are you asking that, or do you THINK I grow that! I guess I would be less fed up? This is not freshly grown and harvested as is boasted, or by goodness there's a bigger problem! Seeing very rotten tomatoes. Peppers, etc should not be happening? You set up THAT morning!! Like an hour ago! It's a scam but it's all we have this feels like. Either manage the produce as you should, bring on lackeys who get placing leaking soft smelly produce out us a joke, and clean up this stand. It's awful. It's not what is advertised. And it's every single week. Being the only game in town shouldn't cause lousy quality as the standard? I want to know exactly where this stuff is grown. Period. I don't want to smoosh my way through way past selling produce that someone just placed in front of us? QUANTITY DOES NOT MEAN QUALITY- what a shame both the community standard and the ocean springs markets standards are so low-- well we've always done it this way hold no water, it's indulging a group that is not keeping up their end of a bargain. And I get, buyer beware , there are some obvious good items to purchase, but more often than not, it is just way past selling times lately. Be transparent- be honest-be polite or retire and let other smaller vendors sell actually local produce?

Great little farmers market and a place to get real local goods like Ocean Springs raw honey and…read morehand carved wood products. Not sure where the farmers are, no produce available

This is a wonderful Family Friendly little spot off the beaten path but well worth your time. They…read moreserve a great lunch plate lunch with farm fresh veggies for sides. The grocery also has Home grown vegetables literally right off the farm (should mention the farm has all horse drawn planting and harvesting ) what ever you do be sure and take home some of their home made bread. I loved the Apple turn overs in fact all the bakery items are truly awesome!

Wonderful place to stop. A seriously old time country store with friendly people and great food at…read morea reasonable price.

Country Wagon isn't just a store-it's where my whole indoor jungle was born! Stepped in craving…read moregreen, walked out with four cascading ferns, a wandering Jew the size of my hopes, that tractor-seat monstera I didn't know I needed, two regal Victorian palms, five sweet flowering surprises, airy little tillandsias, and a pretty little philodendron so perfect it should be framed. Prices real, people gentler than the breeze, and that country charm? Life-changing! They delivered the big plants the next day for free ( my favorite price!) I grab a dozen farm fresh eggs whenever I'm there. Victor, Justin and Sarah are so sweet and helpful. Five big stars and a standing ovation. PS There is free parking in front!

A great shopping experience. They have lots of locally grown fruits and vegetables. Country Wagon…read moreis one of the best places to shop for flowering plants and shrubs. Their prices are competitive, and their plants are healthy and thrive.

Visiting the Gulf Shores area and wanted some fresh bread and produce, so we looked up the nearest…read morefarmers market and Coastal Alabama Farmers Market popped up, open 9AM-2PM on Saturday's. Not only was everyone friendly but there were a variety of vendors and a great selection of produce, vegetables, baked goods, and more. The setup was great, very organized and clean. Well laid out. We left with fresh sourdough, jalapeño cheddar bread, lemon cake, chicken salad, seafood salad, cookies, micro greens, parsley, and fresh strawberries that taste so sweet! We were both so glad we stopped here. And now we have lunch for the next few days!

I love going to the farmers market. They have so many fresh foods from the farmers that you can…read morebuy. There are many different vendors and everyone that I have dealt with. I've had great service with all of them. It's an outdoor market so you are going to see all kinds of things. I encourage anybody who wants to get fresh foods to go to the coastal Alabama market.