Stop by and check out the fresh produce and various other locally made goods at this indoor produce…read morestand. They have jams and elderberry syrup too! Currently they are open 9-6 Monday-Saturday , and 11-5 on Sundays.

What an amazing find in this small town! Since moving here, I've done most of my food shopping at…read morethe market. While the veggie market moves during the winter months to a different location, they all join up here in April! From fresh local seasonal produce that is so much tastier than anything you can get in the store, to amazing loaves of long ferment sourdough, to simple ingredient dog treats, to family-raised healthy clean meats and eggs, to artisan soap, art, and other crafts. It's an awesome mix of goodness!! It is my first stop every Saturday morning, and I will be a committed consumer of the local small businesses from here on out! I almost hate to share this place, but I also want people to know there are healthier options in this small town. Hint: You should go early if you're serious about getting specific things on your shopping list - many people like me call this place 'my local market,' and they can sell out quickly. I learned my lesson one Saturday ::: Never Again!! Some of my favorite vendors I frequent weekly: Carl Mahle Farm (grass-fed and finished beef & OLF sourdough) Extra Terrestrial Mushrooms (the most beautiful mushrooms ever) Zavel's Family Farms (lamb, beef, and pork) and beautiful veggies Rebel Hollow Farm (pasture raised pork and lamb : grain finished beef) Goeofoods (best granola & granola bars ever)

What a cute market! For anyone who wants a market with a manageable size but great variety, this is…read moreit. There was plenty of parking and since the market is not directly next to a busy street, it is easy to navigate with kiddos and dogs. There is even Jackson Square across the street with the fountain to sit around under shaded trees and eat your market goodies. They recently transitioned from winter to spring/summer market for the year and we were so pleased with the included vendors. The vendor booths included: mushrooms, meat, seafood, hand-carved wood furnishings, crafts, stationary, seasonal produce, florals, bakeries, hummus, cheese, clothing, etc. Can't wait to attend again and see if the vendor roster increases as the weather warms (and when Dogwood Festival is not happening).

Aquaponic farm in Greenback that grows an assortment of lettuce, micro greens, tomatoes…read more tilapia fillets and grass fed beef. No pesticides, herbicides, Certified natural. Can be found at the Maryville Farmers Market every Saturday 9-12 and Tellico Village Yacht Club every Wednesday 9-12.

Market Square felt like a breath of fresh air. Nestled beside a charming park and framed by outdoor…read morecafés, it's the kind of place that beckons you to slow down and explore. The vendors were exceptional--high-quality offerings across the board, with an abundant selection of fresh vegetables, honey, blooming flower stands and artisan booths. The relaxed ambience made it an ideal setting for a Saturday wander, and dog lovers will appreciate that pups are welcome outside the market, away from food areas. A vibrant, well-balanced space that blends community charm with open-air elegance.

A friend of mine told me I needed to check this place out and I was hoping it was not teeny tiny…read morelike Chattanooga Market with like 10 booths. So I had it bookmarked here but the address is WRONG. I spoke with the people at the information booth and showed them the yelp page and they said they have submitted numerous times an address change. The address on here on Howard Baker was where they had it during covid. They changed it to 10 Market Square. The only reason why I know this is because I bookmarked a Facebook event and showed that to the girls at the information booth also. Anyways, I was really shocked that when I got here, this place was HUGE. There were probably around 150 tents there with so many items from fresh produce, bakery items, crafts etc. So it was like a craft fair and farmers market on steroids. I would have never known it was here if I didn't see it on facebook events. If Im in the area again I ill definitely come back

Get there early for the best selection! Great prices. Worth the drive!! Quite a variety. You'll…read morefind items here you can't find at the grocery store.

Love this market we go all the time. Bought tomato plants and they were the best plants ever. Even…read morecame back stronger the next year without planting. Looking forward to them opening soon!!! Everyone is friendly and helpful.

Amo este lugar. Ahí compro mis verduras mis animales para criar y mis plantas para tener mis…read morecanteros hermosos

I've been coming here for 8 years. This is my favorite place for fresh produce and plants. Things…read moreare marked non gmo and they have cheapest prices in the area. Customer service is always friendly and place is kept very clean. The ingredients for baked goods are marked very clearly for the allergy sufferers.

this is one of my favorite places to go because of it's one stop shop. You're not only get apples,…read morebut you can get a whole cooked meal as well as low cost fresh produce like cabbage potatoes, sweet potatoes, and various items. They are infamously known for their Apple dumpling so with their homemade ice cream and also all of their baked goods. Definitely stop by and catch some deals on all of their goods. I love supporting local family own businesses.

My wife and I stopped here with some friends in October and we had a good time overall. The apple…read moreshop is nice with lots of locally-grown varietals of apples; you can't pick your own apples here, but that have several different types in various quantities for purchase. They also have the typical jams and jellies (we got some apple butter) as well as popcorn and other snacks. They have a cafe where they sell baked goods and other treats, but we didn't get anything as they were mostly out of food by the time we got there. It's a nice stop in Autumn if you're in the area!