Cool local market. We came in the off season so there wasn't a ton of produce. Lots of premade, to…read morego ethnic food, coffee, baked goods, meats and cheeses. We sampled some delicious Mediterranean food as well as sausage and cheese and took some home. When we came everything was indoors and it wasn't huge but big enough to pick up a few things and eat lunch or breakfast. If you aren't local I'd suggest bringing cash because not everyone takes credit cards.

On the weekend, parking at attached lot is free, so that was a positive…read more Farmer's Market is indoors and is quite small. I was in/out in 5mins! There's a mix of produce, food, & other vendors, but it is SUPER small and quite pricey. (Personally, I don't think it's worth paying for parking if you hafta visit.) I'd go without any expectations. Cannot really compare to larger Market's like St Jacob's or Kitchener.

I am reviewing the Market Square space, not the farmers market itself…read more I was recently at Market Square for Niagara VegFest. This is a great community space with large windows and skylight. Really incredible natural light but it does get hot in there. Some of the vendors' food items started melting and sweating. The space has room for many vendors and it can get crowded as folks stop to look at tables or just stand in the middle of the walkway. I would be interested in checking out the farmers market there. It's a very nice space to walk through. It was tough to park, but that could be because on Sunday, all the parking is free.

Wonderful local community Center with bay doors, natural skylight and electric lighting and is…read moreguess about 8000 square foot floor plan. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays is the market. Check out the wonderful selection of fresh and natural foods. Weekdays may it have the selection, but they will likely be less of a hassle as they are more sparsely attended. A great cultural hub for downtown St. Catharines, which one street over on St Paul street is suffering from the urban blight of closed businesses and too many bars. King street has this as an anchor, I suspect I will be back often!

Driving along the QEW on the way to Toronto we were looking for a coffee. Tons of construction…read morehappening so lots of closed exits. Then there was an open exit and a HUGE Tim Hortons side. So off the QEW we went. The TH is new I think. Looks it anyway. So does the parking lot etc. next to the TH is this farm stand. Presumably only seasonal. They had great looking fruits and a few veges. The qualities were too large for us since we can't bring them back over the border easily. Had the choices been smaller we would have picked up some apples.

Such good, fresh, quality fruits at a reasonable price. Definitely my favourite fruit stand.read more

The host where we are staying for vacation had a box of goodies from this market when we arrived,…read morein our suite. The muffins were wonderful! When we drove by and noticed it was a local spot we knew we wanted to stop in! We stopped in on a Wednesday morning. It's such a nice and clean market! Everything is displayed so beautifully. Aside from fresh fruit, vegetables and baked foods that sell honey, some small gifts, maple syrup, etc. We picked up some strawberries, cookies and muffins. The cookies are delicious! We also plan on stopping on our way home to get more goodies!

Located in St. Catherine's and has a large selection of fresh fruits…read more The staff is very helpful to select the fruits to your needs (immediate consumption or a few days later) The area is safe and has a large parking area for you to pull off the Main Street and shop with no concerns The products are well displayed and well stocked.

Really great people If you get a chance to visit the farm…read morein the fall, on Fridays and Saturdays they make and sell the most amazing Apple fritters (apple flappen if you are Dutch)

Avoid this Vineland fruit stand in 2025. We are locals who live in Vineland. For many years Bizjak…read moreFarms sold acceptable produce and provided good service. On Aug 15 2025 we purchased the following fruits and vegetables and noted: "Red Haven" peaches, 6qt basket - top layer was Red Haven freestone peaches, bottom layers were inferior cling varieties with insect and disease damage and bruising, aka grade-outs. One peach contained live worms! Attendant tried to charge $10 for the basket itself! Nectarines, 2qt basket - top layer was good fruit, bottom layers were damaged and diseased and some fruit was entirely rotten. Strawberries, 1qt basket - top layer was good fruit, remainder of basket contained green, diseased, crushed and damaged berries. Sweet corn - acceptable but not local, grown in Norfolk County. Similarly, tomatoes sold at this stand are labeled Local, but in fact come from Windham about 100km west of Vineland. This type of bait-and-switch selling is aimed at tourists who don't discover they've been ripped off until they get home with their purchases. It is unacceptable and we are ashamed that the Bizjak family is actually doing it in our community. If they clean up their act, we will post a review accordingly.

Bought a sweet potato cake . It was so delicious. Going…read moreback for more . He also had a sweet potato pie which is definitely my next buy

From the owner: Sweet Potato Johnny sells fresh baked goods and frozen foods all made with sweet potatoes. SPJ is…read morebased in the Niagara region of Ontario, Canada. SPJ sells at local farmers' markets and also provides a delivery service.

Really big and nice store. I was just in the area, ad this was my first time shopping in Zehr's…read moreMarket. I have to say, that I was surprised to see how many products they have. The store was filled with interesting vegetables and fruits, there was no shelf empty, no produce that got bad (as in other stores). I also like that they have fruits sliced for display, so you can see what you buy and how it looks inside the fruit. Really great idea.