I didn't go into the market. I just wait in the car for my husband (one shopper per family). He…read morebought me carrots, blueberries, coffee, honey, beets, strawberries, and flowers. Everything has been good here. I like really like the flowers the most ($10/bunch lasting two weeks). In the future, I am going to ask him to buy sausage for me. When any new car drives up, I check to see if the customer is wearing a mask, and all of them are compliant with mask wearing.

It's a very small market (about ten vendors give or take depending on the week), but with COVID,…read moreit's a heck of a lot better getting your fresh produce and other items from a place that observes social distancing and enforces everyone wearing masks (unlike the grower's market in West Chester where there is no social distancing and not everyone wears masks despite being told to do so). We have enjoyed delicious fruits and vegetables such as strawberries, beets, radishes, carrots, and asparagus from Amish vendors at the New Garden Market. Everything was really fresh and tasty. They also have coffee, plants, preserves, honey, breads, pastries, cheeses, kettle corn, Mexican food, and other stuff depending on who is there. Make sure to enter the market on the south side and exit to the north.

Excellent fruit, vegetables and flowers!! Prices cannot be beat. Come here first, don't go to the…read moresupermarket. You will save a lot of money and get fresh, delicious fruit and vegetables. Nice people and fast service. Visit Produce Junction at least a couple times a month. Highly recommend.

Still really digging this produce Junction. I walked out of there today with a bag of lemons a bag…read moreof limes blueberries, salted cashews at a third of the price they would be at a supermarket. The staff here are very nice and work very hard. Tip: When the parking outside and on the side fills up there's an additional 10 spaces in back of the building.

Nice produce stand reasonably priced Very small, but I…read morealways find what I need They also have eggs and flowers. Very sweet owners

Great produce market with a wide variety of fruits and vegetables, as well as seasonal plants and…read moreflowers, herbs and spices. Friendly service, great prices!

While on vacation in SE PA, we went to the Media PA farmers market. It is All Year Long! Yup, in…read morethe depths of winter, local farmers and makers are out in Media bringing local foods, beverages and goods for purchase and enjoyment. . We got veggies including mushrooms, blueberry honey mead which was more like a fine wine, snacks, bread and more! . We love this market!

I love and support this small, but wonderful market - mostly run on volunteer-power. Every week…read more"in season" on Sundays from 10 - 1 (sometimes 2). Many of the vendors and farms come back year after year - and once a month they have a knife sharpener. Don't miss the (every 2 weeks) the late harvest season into Thanksgiving with fresh turkeys available for pre-order. Wonderful baked goods, farm-fresh eggs (the egg people are so nice) and prepared foods - even ICE CREAM and Tunisian Olive Oil. SUPPORT LOCAL FARMERS - they work so hard. we love you Media, Farmers Market.

Some highlights from here- 1. Uban Thai makes excellent…read morepanang curry. It is mildly spicy. I like it better when it is cold. The owner has other frozen foods, too. She has, about half of the time, hot chicken pao buns and taro pao buns. They are quite good. 2. Ken, from Jamonit, has delicious to die for challah. I like to have of challah with some peanut butter at home. He varies his offerings. I like his Hungarian cabbage noodles and pork sandwiches best when he has them. 3. There is a new place here- Jawnrey. Their croissants are great. This week, for the first time, they will have pretzels. 4. The organic coffee place is good- they have a different sample each week to try. 5. Dragonfly offers different frozen meals. My favorite is the shepherd's pie- enough for three large potion servings for myself. They occasionally have Irish soda bread (their grandma's recipe). The last time they made it, I bought about five loaves and froze it. And, it is addicting. 6. Susan, according to my husband, has great cakes and cookies. But, I don't eat any cookies or cakes anymore. 7. Halal- she has excellent lamb wraps. When she has lamb frozen meals, I buy them to enjoy during the week. Every vendor is nice at the market. It is a great place to shop for frozen meals, coffee and desserts. I look forward to eating lunch here

I absolutely love the Artisan Exchange. This is your one stop shop for local food vendors…read more There is such a nice variety of prepared and specialty foods as well as artisan goods (coffee, candles). The baked goods are always amazing. Also a bonus that they sometimes have federal donuts and dizengoff!! The earlier you can get there the better, as parking can be difficult.

Lovely people, lovely produce, goods, and eggs. I now call NYC home, but my parents are in the…read morearea. Any time I'm down I have to be sure to stop by for at least a few dozen eggs- you simply can't beat the taste of them, I swear! Their produce is also very reasonably priced, and of course as fresh as you can possibly get. They also offer a selection of pork products which they offer frozen, I believe. I haven't bought any of that, but I'm sure it measures up to the quality of the rest of their goods.

My go to place for fresh food ... somewhat limited in choices over the winter.. but always a good…read moresource.

Beautiful plants, easy parking, yummy baked goods. Loved it!! Everyone was helpful. Great place…read morefor plants!!

I'm not a local of this vicinity, so it's a bit of a stretch coming from the city. Respectfully, an…read moreAmish ran farm-market that is settled alongside in the middle of nowhere. My coworker brought me on a mission to purchase plants we were facilitating for an event. They have an amazing green house. So many assortments of flowers, greenery, and plants, at such an inexpensive price. You can pretty much purchase a whole tray flat for about 10 bucks. We kind of went a little haywire and walked out with 3 trays. They also have a pick-your-own flowers garden area. Good various of fresh produce and baked goods selections as well. Super friendly. Remember, cash only!

This is more of a lunch and craft market than a traditional farmers market--but it's still a great…read moreweekly event in downtown Wilmington. It's takes place from May to October on Wednesdays at Rodney Square. The market closes a stretch of Market Street (market on Market, ha!), making it very pedestrian friendly. You can find some produce (limited selection), craft items, honey, etc--and food trucks. Lots of food trucks. I think this is a good thing! Many local businesses congregate here, drawing crowds of hungry office workers. The food selections are varied, from American and Caribbean to Mediterranean, Thai, and dessert trucks. There is also live music. It was a nice surprise to stumble on this while looking for lunch recently. This farmers market may not be where you go to get all your freshest fruits and veggies. But it brings some liveliness and positive energy to a regular Wednesday afternoon in Wilmington.

I look forward to the Farmer's Market for fresh produce, live music and a quick lunch every…read moreWednesday. One reviewer wrote on June 22, 2016 that there were only food trucks That's my birthday week which coincides with the Clifford Brown Jazz Festival. The Market resumes the week after.