I have been a couple of times, once a long time ago and once recently…read more There is plenty of parking and it's conveniently located. It's a pretty small market in comparison to some others, but it has a nice little variety as well as a coffee truck & food truck. Not a bad stop if you're looking for a couple of local goods or produce.

Today was the first West Ashley Farmer's Market of the (short) Fall season and I attended. It's…read moreheld in Ackerman Park, which is just off Hwy 61/St. Andrews Blvd. The Farmer's Market was supposed to begin on September 14, but was rained out. It's new in 2016, and for the first year and first market, the organizers and City of Charleston did a great job. It's part of the city's efforts to revitalize West Ashley. I saw many vendors who are mainstays at other Farmer's Markets, such as Rio Bertoili pastas and Normandy Farms bread. You could buy honey, cheese, breads, dips, fruits, veggies, and even meats. If you're hungry, options like Roti Rolls, King of Pops, and Gelato are there. Hopefully more ready-to-eat food options will be added in the future. Parking at the park can be a challenge, so I suggest parking at the Food Lion/CVS building and just walking behind it- you'll see the Farmer's Market. I will definitely return to this Farmer's Market when I'm free on Wednesday afternoons. It's a great addition to West Ashley.

Been going to the Mount Pleasant farmers market for years…read more Awesome place and it's wonderful to purchase locally. However, encountered the most insensitive vendor today... from Grit Bakery. Bread is delicious. Vendor did not start on time. Kept us waiting for 15 min (in the hot sun) after bell was rung to begin sales. Also, completely inflexible when asked to substitute bread which was over-baked. Great bread poor service from only one vendor. Love our Farmers Market ! 5+ stars to the Market, 3 stars to the vendor !

A delightful selection of fresh food from local farmers, paired with an array of tasty treats like…read morehomemade jams, baked goods, and pasta, inspires a true celebration of community and flavor.

Another gorgeous morning at the Farmers Market! I make my regular rounds here most Saturdays year…read moreround. This is one of the only "year round" markets in Charleston which creates a solid community with deep roots. This is also a great market for tourists fwiw because in addition to the best eggs, meat, candles, grains, cheese, breads, pasta, and of course vegetables, there are also many options for one of a kind souvenirs.

The Sea Island Famers Market is #1 in all of Charleston county. We visit weekly for the fresh…read moreproduce, pasta from Rio Bertolini, flowers from the Urb farm and bread from Brandon's bread. Make sure you arrive early before everything sells out. Plenty of parking. a multitude of vendors and a causal, laid back vibe. There are also the cutest pups for adoption! I wish I could rescue them all. The best of the best!

I stopped at all the farmers markets between the highway and kiawat island and this was the best…read more It had the lowest prices by 20% plus almost everything was freshly grown. If you ask nicely you can even pick your own strawberries. The gentlemen here is amazing and the folks that work on the farm are all friendly. I ended up buying 6 pints of strawberries as I found the biggest strawberry around!!! Plus I wanted green onion and the owner went and picked it for me and then cleaned it. He grows everything and will definitely be back!!!

It's fake‍looks like everything is from Publix:( but spend a dollar here or there:.. make your…read morechoice:)

I just discovered this gem apparently I have been living under a rock!! It is small but packs a…read morepowerful punch with the volume of fresh produce here at this Farmer's Market. It's located behind the main drag on the left as if you are heading to the old train depot. They have parking there and it's less than a minute walk to the market. They have a variety of locally grown (John's Island & Wadmalaw ) vegetables, Fruit & Nuts. Plus today I met some local artists, Elizabeth for one, working on a variety of platforms painting beach themed work. Amazing. She has some beautiful work on display. I saw shrimp for sale and of course coffee. I also noticed they have bathrooms in a building at the back of the market. Some nice plants for sale here also. I really loved this Market & wish all the vendors well. Just sad that I discovered it late in their season.

The setting alone deserves 5 stars. This Farmer's Market is smaller than many, but it's under a…read morebeautiful stand of trees, next to Poe Library, Sullivan's Island elementary and a historic bunker. The location can't get much better than that. There's plenty of car and golf cart parking. The market lasts from 2pm until 7pm, so there's no mad rush of people creating a shortage of places to park. Although there are limited numbers of venders, they're each unique. There's no endless numbers of craft tents, but a select few. Love that they have a sweetgrass basket vender. The plant vender offers all organically grown products. There's also a food truck and live music. I was able to buy all the ingredients for a fresh mozzarella salad. Fresh basil, olive oil, mozzarella and tomatoes.

Sorry to say Mr.Ed and Ms May retired to Holly Hill SC years ago and there is no open air market…read moreanymore it was wonderful to see the beautiful fruits veggies and flowers Sure have missed them lots.

Very nice people, fresh produce, boiled peanuts in 4 or 5 different flavors, local jams and…read morejellies, and various other condiments. The people are what really makes this place 5 stars though. They will literally give you a sample of any fruit or vegetable they have and will talk your ear off in the process. Prices are very reasonable as well. Definitely worth the trip out there if you get the chance.

I used to love the old Boone Hall Farms store when it was across the street and miss it dearly. Now…read morethat I don't live on this side of town, I honestly haven't stopped in since they built the open air barn that seems to be the new store. We were going to the pumpkin patch recently (which was great and I reviewed separately) and you can enter and exit through the store. We shopped around on our way out and found they have a bunch of local products like organic honey, catering items from Salthouse, and tone of local produce. After spending the day at the patch, we still went home with a couple bags of goodies on the way out. Now that I know what they have, I'll definitely be back for one of those chicken pot pies in the fridge.

The farm store sells produce grown right on the large farm there. I went in search of raw cream…read morebecause it's difficult for me to find in North Carolina. This store had it labeled "for cats & dogs" but when I asked one of the very helpful people hard at work there, he explained that dairies do this to be able to sell it. People buy it for themselves. The heavy cream I purchased was from Jersey cows & will be great in my coffee.

Thin on venders, about 10 businesses and 1 food truck when I went. Love to purchase local, they had…read more2 vendors with fresh produce. Wish there were more local businesses there and hopefully they'll continue to expand within the next year.

Sadly, there isn't much to it. I didn't stay long. You could literally walk in and check out every…read morevendor, and then back out, in under 5 minutes, unless you stop to browse. It needs more vendors, more food trucks, more reasonable pricing, and some sort of entertainment ... anything ... a guy with a guitar. It was just a bit drab. I definitely will go back, and know that it will likely improve over time.