Amazing service with knowledgeable and friendly staff. Most…read morefarm stands don't have as much staff available to help. They had the coolest pumpkins with descriptions for all species. Lots of activities for kids as well. A little farm store inside and lots of plants available as well!

This garden shop hasn't slowed down in spite of the chilier temperatures, and we wanted to get a…read morecouple of fall flowers to brighten up the kitchen fa family room. The majority of the flowers on display were the fall Chrysanthemum 9" mums. There were all kinds of assortments of those mums. I did notice some nice Montauk daisies that have still yet to bloom. I ended-up getting the Basil Everleaf Genovese plant and some awesome purple Petunias. There were a lot of leftover pumpkins and other fall stuff that were listed on sale as well. I wonder if this garden center sells Christmas trees, because I didn't notice too many things related to the Christmas holiday. This is a great garden and flower shop and it almost reminds me of my very first job at a flower shop when I was 12.

The hours are kind of awkward as Thursday morning can be tough to commit to since work can get in…read morethe way but if you're able to make it it's a relatively small but less crowded farmers' market with pretty convenient free parking nearby. Last time I went I learned about bird friendly coffee, bought some lomo saltado that made me reminisce about a previous trip to Peru, got some sausage and fresh fruit & veggies. The green onions were so much bigger than the ones you see in the grocery store!

There is nothing better that freshly grown produce that hasn't been picked to early or treated in…read moresome way to stay fresh. I love shopping at the Herndon Farmers market where I can pick from a good selection of fresh, locally grown, wonderfully tasting produce. I love meeting the growers/farmers, talking about their farms, talking about their and my shared love for gardening. You can taste what a tomato is supposed to taste like with absolutely no yukky plastic taste like you'll find in a grocery store. A locally farm grown carrot or sweet peas is almost like eating candy because the are so sweet. And the fruit! Oh what the flavor of a watermelon tastes like when it's not a washed out flavor of a mass produced product. The farmers are always willing to answer any and all questions I may have and for the high quality of their produce I find their pricing very fair. They are in the same place all of us are with this economy and they understand we are all looking for a good price and they provide those.

Cute little farmers market. Only 3 stars because it was so small and only a couple of options…read more Mostly produce - no jewelry or "goodies". That being said, the couple selling the kimchi there was very kind and the kimchi was delicious! I recommend the "spicy" kimchi (not very spicy at all).

Very small farmers market. Only a few vendors, but I did get some beautiful flowers. I didn't even…read moreknow about Coxcomb flowers before today. Also learned that once they die I can replant the seeds. Excited to watch them grow!

Wonderful farmer's market tucked away without the long lines! Hands-down one of my favorite…read morefarmer's market with a great selection of fresh, locally-sourced venders. There are a variety of produce, meats, and made to order fresh food. Per VA food safety law, no dogs allowed. It has become part of our Saturday morning routine coming to this cozy market! It's open from 8am to 1pm. Greenheart Juices - With a large variety of juices to choose from, the refreshing cold-pressed Summer Crush watermelon juice is my favorite! Definitely ask for a sample and the staff is always so nice! Greenheart is also at the Mosaic District, Bethesda, and other DMV markets. Savagely Good Pies - The creamy Spinach and Cheese quiche and the Asparagus and Melted Leek quiche are hearty and delicious! Don't forget about dessert - the Apple Pie is divine! The pies are often sold out - so highly recommend pre-ordering. Los Sabrositos - The wood-fired Breakfast pizza with red peppers, onions, scrambled egg, bacon, and Mexican cheese is scrumptious and filling! While the crepes are tasty, they don't keep as well and the pizza is my pick! The fresh Mango, Pineapple, and Strawberry and Banana smoothies are refreshing and delicious! Mama's Donut Bites - The soft bite-size cinnamon sugar donut holes are sooo goooood and easy to devour! The staff was really nice and gave us a dozen for the price of 6! The market isn't as bustling as the Mosaic District or Bethesda markets with hardly any lines and nice selection of venders. Excited to keep coming back!

Small but sufficient. I was craving Mama's donut so I went to get a fix. Tried some apples and…read morebought some flower bulbs. There was a band performing too. Not bad for a weekend late morning.

How cute! At the end of Great Falls Village Centre there is a coned area for vendors to set up for…read morethe year round market. Their official hours are 10am-130pm! Today is feb 28 and this was my first time here with a friend. I had a pleasant conversation with the organizer of the market and he admitted that the market has many more vendors including produce options come April. In the mean time, I remembered seeing for sale souvenirs from Peru, olive oil, sourdough bread, meats and more. Will have to return in April to get the full experience!

We stopped by the Great Falls Farmers Market because we were in the area running errands, and we…read morehad a couple of minutes to kill. This market is a bit on the small side because we saw about six vendors during our visit. However, we stopped by while the vendors were setting up so maybe more vendors arrived once we left. The major vendors that I remember were those selling produce, mushrooms, and empanadas. I noticed the empanada stand because I was extremely hungry. Oh there was some live music courtesy of a singing duo. Since this a smaller farmers market, compared to the others that I have visited in part, you definitely can get in and out very quickly.

We've been trying to eat healthier and a friend told me about this service. It's been great and I…read morefelt I owed them a review. One of the most challenging aspects of eating healthier and having a busy is having access to fresh veggies. This service helps solve this problem. To me, it's like having someone visit the farmers market for you on a weekly basis and dropping of the fresh veggies and fruits off once a week. They have a website that allows you to be somewhat selective as to what will be delivered but it does not give you 100% control which I can understand. It would be logistically challenging to deliver unique boxes full of veggies and fruits for each of their members. The website also allows you to skip a week or two which we used during spring break. Most important, the quality and delivery service has been great too. They state that the items were picked within 48 hours of the delivery and from I see, I believe it. Give them a try.

This place sells a bunch of out of date items and the flowers are over priced. Honestly don't waste…read moreyour time!

Gaelic Gardens is situated on the site of the old Reston Farm Market that served the Reston…read morecommunity for over 25 years. In later years the market declined. Ted Russell, an Irishman transplanted to Reston some 10 years ago, watched the slow deterioration and vowed not let the Market slide into oblivion. And so was begun the restoration of this famous landmark. Being Irish he added a bit of the Gaelic. And being a garden guy, he put a bit more emphasis on the plants. And so what we've got now is Gaelic Gardens where the grass is just a tad greener, where the holiday celebrations have a Celtic twist, and where Irish events are showcased. For instance, every year the growing season opens on St. Patrick's day. The business emphasizes customer service, quality and unique products, an experienced team and an entertaining time for all who visit. Of course there is also the "rub of the shamrock"! You'll find Irish mugs, a few knick-knacks, and of course, some Mexican pottery -- but that's another story.