Lee's Produce is a solid go-to at the New Castle Farmers Market. The produce is fresh, well stocked…read more and organized. Their selection of fruits and veggies is good and they carry things that are hard to find elsewhere. I like that I can get good, consistent fruit & veggies with the occasional specialty items.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic started and Lee's Produce was the only "essential" business open in the…read moreNew Castle Farmers Market, I feel like service at this place has really gone down the drain. Now there is this one guy with a stick up his ass. Every time we pick fruit, he has to come over and nag us to put the fruit back after we are done or not move the cardboard layers in the apple stack or whatever, as if we weren't already careful enough to put everything back the way it was. If there were more choices for produce in this area, we wouldn't bother going back.

They always have an abundance of fruits and vegetables suitable for my vegan cooking. Furthermore,…read morethey are accompanied with prompt and friendly staff.

I LOVE when I get the chance to shop here for my fruits and veggies for the week. Their prices and…read morequality simply can't be beat - and they have pretty much everything and then some. Yes, it is a bit tight and is usually packed (but that's a good sign, right?), but it is well worth the hassle maneuvering around to get what you need. Can't recommend this produce place enough.

The Newark Farmers Market is a hidden gem in the diamond state. I think I just made that up. No one…read moresteal it. But seriously go to the Newark Farmers market and compare the produce selection and prices to your regular grocery store. If shocked me a lot. The other parts of the market are amazing too for Asian and Mexican items that you don't see in regular stores. it's a really great place

A fun and interesting place to shop, so much nicer than the run-down condition it had gotten into…read moreprior to its current state (not sure when that happened in the last few years). Fantastic selection, so much frozen food as well which makes it even better than other markets with international foods. Easy check-out experience as well, which wasn't always true in the past and one reason I stopped going. Put this place on your rotation and you won't be disappointed, a must-visit in the area! Star off for seeing a few products from different countries without ANY labels in English. I don't know if this is even technically legal in Delaware, maybe someone can let me know since I routinely shop in 5 different states and can't keep up. When I lived in England for sure they had to print out labels in English to stick onto food packages if there was no English already printed on them----and basic nutrition info as well (like our RDA's... this was like 20 yrs ago I'm only guessing this is still true). Seems reasonable, and the products I often saw with these labels were still inexpensive at warehouse-style stores in England. What about allergies? Or just knowing what the main ingredients are?