The new owners are great - it's unfortunate that there are so many negative reviews from 2+ years…read moreago. BUT - it's really hard to pay $12 (after tip) for a beer. I would come here a lot more often if it were cheaper. It's not that I can't afford it - it's just excessive. The same goes for the coffee. I used to come here every day, but with the most recent price hike I'm going to cheaper places and/or just make my own latte at home.

We met another couple here for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. There were some great choices on the…read moremenu and we grabbed a variety of them. The BLT with avocado, the grilled cheese and a cup of the tomato bisque soup and the ham and Brie and the flying pig. They were all good-sandwiches. Arrived hot and served alongside Tim's cascade chips. The small bowl of tomato bisque has a toasted slice of baguette to go along with it. One in our party also ordered a double vanilla americano with some breve foam and that was spectacular!!!

Great product selection. Easy parking. Enjoyed the vendors. Pets are welcome. Live entertainment…read morewas fun.

Not particularly large, but they have a good mix of booths. Actual produce and flowers. Has…read moreadequate free parking.

We were headed to the Japanese American Exclusion Memorial and happened to see Raquel's bread on…read morethe side of the road. I'm so glad we stopped because the bread is delicious! She was out of wheat sourdough but the regular was great. Since this was our first drive-by, we only got one loaf but wished i had bought 2. Loaves are $10, a stack of chocolate chip cookies was $20. If you love good sourdough bread, make sure to stop here and grab a loaf!

We have been a frequent if not regular customer of Raquel's for over a year now. We discovered her…read morewonderful baked goods by word of mouth and so I am delighted to spread the good news to everyone else here on Yelp. Our favorites: sourdough bread & chocolate chunks cookies! No we don't live on Bainbridge Island but her backed goods are worth the drive. Tip: this is not a retail bakery outlet/store!But, you can drive by and if she has goods for sale then they are on the table beside her driveway and make your purchases. It's first come till sold out. Or as we do, order on line and pick-up at the rack by her house. Ambiance: there is no seating or other facilities for enjoying the products on site.

Yeah, yeah, Town & Country is expensive but that's offset by the fact that they carry a wide…read morevariety of stuff in their you'd otherwise have to shop online for. Since the last remodel they have cut down on the immense breadth of stuff they sold but that's only slightly closed the gap between them and lesser stores. In the produce section alone I found almost everything I was looking for (except for the ever-elusive fresh epazote leaves). In the wine section, we were looking for a bottle that we bought elsewhere (yes T&C also carries it) but the very friendly and extremely knowledgeable wine clerk Richard introduced us to Italian wines we'd never seen before. He did a great job at matching our palates to his descriptions of the wines he suggested.We bought several of his recommendations but I tell ya, Richard is enough to garner 5 stars for this star. Of course we bought other things but the find of the day was Bob's Red Mill Potato Flakes. We've been looking for product like this every sense Costco stopped selling a similar product. None of the other stores where we shop carry this Bob's Red Mill product. We had a wonderful cashier named Ana who also contributes to the 5-star rating. She was sweet and upbeat, even sharing a bit of her life with us. My wife and I always enjoy when a cashier makes checkout an enjoyable visit instead of, well, just checkout. You know you've had a great checkout experience when you spend some sizeable bucks in a store and still leave in a great mood.

Absolutely fantastic store. Tons of prepped and made to order food. Fantastic whine, delicious,…read morebakery and produce sections!!! Must go!!!

Love coming to this market. Lots of good vendors. Get there early for some of the best sourdough…read morearound. Parking can be a challenging, but that's true almost anywhere, right?

My husband and I wanted to make a mid-morning stop at the Port Orchard Farmers Market and check it…read moreout for the first time. The website says it closes at 2:00 PM, so we arrived around 12:45 PM. We drove about 35 minutes since we don't live right in the area, and it was a bummer to find the market closing early because of wind. It was a nice day, I didn't think it was too windy my any means but OK. There are only a few booths here anyway, definitely on the smaller side of a farmers market. Still cool to check out if you're already in the area. They have nice fresh flowers, a few hand made craft and gift/goods booths, and a few food and drink booths. We stopped at Brewed by Bella Coffee Cart on our way out since a lot of other booths had to close down already. Her Italian soda and lavender lemonade saved the day! It was a sweet treat to leave the market feeling not so disappointed and good that we supported a local business. She was so kind and friendly, and her drinks are reasonably priced, and made well. Too bad we couldn't check out some of the other vendors.

Hubby and I are happy regulars at Farm Kitchen! A bit pricey for their main breakfast meal, but…read moreit's so worth it. There's usually a long line early on but it dies down once 10am rolls around. I love their tasty potatoes; my husband LOVES the sausages. Their pastries are really good too; I've had their pecan sticky buns, and a couple of their cookies and breads but my favorite was the peach streussel cake. YUM!! Customer service is almost non-existent once you get your food but that's never been an issue.

Pricey ($10.25 for the main breakfast, extra if you want sides or pastries) but you get delicious…read morefood in a cute setting, with friendly, speedy service. For the October 1 breakfast, they served this amazing citrus cream cheese stuffed brioche French toast with marionberry-strawberry compote. The thick-cut bacon was probably the best bacon I've ever had... thick and crispy, not too fatty, and just the right amount of saltiness. The "fresh fruit" was 2 slices of orange... could have been more exciting. The pumpkin spice bread was pretty good too. We arrived at 11:40am. Fortunately, they were still serving, and there was no line! I hear that the line is long when they first open though. So... better late than early? ;)

My first time grocery shopping here. It definitely won't be the last. I live a few minutes away…read morefrom Colello's, and I'm so sad I haven't been coming here before. They have an amazing selection of fruits, vegetables, and local goodies. I bought local meat, vegetables, chips, and salsa. I can't wait to go home and try everything.

The Scandinavian Delights Oranges Fruit Spread is delicious. If you like orange marmalade this is…read moreeven better!

Excellent food and quick and friendly service! Stop for to-go food on the way to Twanoh State park…read more Yakisoba, steamed dumplings, Philly cheese steak. All delicious. The garlic sauce on the sandwich was fire. Grab some drinks, chips, etc. to go with it. We'll be back!

Been driving by for 4 years. Never hungry at the right time until today. We stopped and had a…read morecouple of Gyros and got some chicken for our pup. Excellent flavor and plenty of sauce. The store is very clean inside. We ate outside with Zippy, in the shade, on a hot day. Definitely a good stop for a hefty gyro.