Small local shop for herbs, flowers, vegetables, fresh bread, garden supplies, and more! The…read moreemployees are welcoming and helpful. They assisted me as needed and answered my questions. While checking out the plants, I enjoy watching and listening to their chickens. The tented area has gifts and gardening supplies and the shed has local goods. Just outside the tent from the check-out is the fresh produce area. Then as you keep walking you'll pass the rows of potted plants. I've been here several times, most recently for flowers and fresh bread. Prices vary but are about mid-range. It's a good place for local produce and gifts.

Friendly staff, large selection of pumpkins... Cute decorations... Delicious vegetables, and…read morefruits... And a cute little boutique store... The family that owns and runs. This are all so sweet great experience.!

It was 10$ per person to walk in a small circle with very few lights. The admission should be half…read morethat if even.

A hidden gem that im hesitant to share because I would love to keep them a secret, however it…read morewouldn't be fair not to share this amazing farm at amazing prices. This is a family run farm that ONLY has blueberries and blackberries and they are probably the best tasting berries I have ever had... EVER! It's a little hard to find, since the driveway is nearly hidden and is a 1 lane road to enter and exit, however once in, there is ample parking. Upon entering, you will go see the barn area where you pick up buckets. If this id your first time, one of the family members / employees will take you to the bushes and explain to you the different berries to pick, which is ripe ans what is not, as well as how to pick them. (Don't pull, but twist.. and they should easily fall off the vine). All the berries were at a decent level so people of all ages can reach the berries without needing a ladder. As you go through the aisles, it is very difficult to not stop and Eat some berries.. but be careful, because once you start, it will be hard to stop. When you are ready, you bring these berries up to be weighed. If there aren't any you picked and don't want, you can feed them to the chickens. (Apparently they love blueberries) The farm takes cash and checks, but prefers cash. Overall, we are overly happy that we found this place and look forward to what the future holds for them

Cute farmers market in the heart of North Hills on Saturdays (check online and with their vendors…read morefor their official schedule) from 10-12 with some really nice local vendors including Mama's Salsa- my favorite!!! This time I bought a jar of her avocado-lime but need to come back for her Chipotle! There was fresh seafood and meats, jams and other jarred foods, clothing and scarves, fresh produce, salsa and chips and MORE. I am so happy I discovered this gem and can't wait to come back for more salsa and to support some more local vendors in the future. Shop local! Pro tip: if you buy a jar of salsa (or 3), don't hesitate to get a bag of her fresh homemade tortilla chips, too. They're the perfect pair and honestly, chips from the grocery store aren't nearly as good.. I wish she sold them in bulk!

Highly recommend coming here on a weekday or even a Sunday morning. It's a great experience…read moreconnecting with local farmers, trying produce that is fresh, and supporting farmers across NC. Everyone is extremely kind, and it has a farmers market feel, open and spacious with multiple vendors. A great way to spend a Sunday with a loved one, grab fresh coffee which they offer, fresh flowers, fresh baked goods and can even grab lunch there. Excellent experience!

Joyce's Produce and Joyce's Gifts share the same space at the NC Farmers' Market. They are open…read moreduring COVID19. This NC variety shop sells it all: produce, cheese, candy, preserves, t-shirts, gifts, towels, flags, cards, peanuts, signs, keepsakes, baskets, banana chips, popcorn cobs, and a million other items. When you're at the Farmers Market this is a great local place to pick up items during these times of social isolation. You can send gifts or cards to spread cheer, flap a new flag outside your house so the parade of neighbors you never knew you had who are walking their dog for the fifth time can enjoy your flag too, and you can buy fresh produce to feed your body and take care of yourself so you can care for others.

Not only does Joyce have great looking produce she stocks all kinds of personalized note cards…read more She reorders for me whenever I need more. Then I get a filed trip to the best Farmer's Market in NC.

Wonderful local farmers market with lots of local variety! Love the goat lady with everything from…read morecheeses to soaps, you might even be able to hold a goat! Don't miss out on the bread from LA Farm Bakery!

Excellent small town farmers market. Larger variety than you might expect. Several food trucks…read moremake this a community event. I found that an elderberry vendor was here (and said they were each week) along with a micro greens farmer made this very helpful and a realistic alternative to the raleigh farmers market for those of us on this side of the triangle. Honey farmer (harvester?) was also there and the honey was really good. Fruits and vegetables along with some craft people were also there. I really recommend this as an addition to the normal shopping as it seems to be a reliable place to get food for the house.

If you want a nice country drive, go up there and look at their market.They have all kinds of eggs…read moresourdough bread meat chicken and it's great for kids. Oh and the desserts are good.

First visit to the farm and it was incredible. If you're looking for quality meat, eggs, organic…read morebreads, etc., you need to spend a little time at Fuster's. The owners are friendly and helpful without pressure. My first visit I bought hamburger patties and fresh eggs. The difference from store bought and farm bought is unbelievable. Meats free from chemicals and fresh truly make a difference. One visit and you'll be back. Prices are a little higher than store bought but chemical free products is worth it for me.

I went here over a year ago and forgot to write a review. This place is awesome. I attended an herb…read moreclass with my mother in law and sister in law. It was so much fun. They had tables set up where we had tools to mix different dried herbs, spices, and got to pick fresh herbs from the garden. We learned the medicinal properties of each herb and how it can enhance specific dishes and recipes. The woman hosting the event blessed us with homemade jam and homemade lavender scones, as she just got back from Scotland. This was a memorable event and the garden is absolutely perfect. Definitely recommend volunteering and attending local events there.

Raleigh City Farm is a gem in the Person Street neighborhood of downtown Raleigh. Its mission is to…read moregrow the next generation of farmers by connecting our community to sustainable agriculture. Josh Sattin is the Farm Manager who uses a no till approach and believes in farming with minimal inputs and no herbicides or pesticides. The produce will soon be available to all community members through a farmstand starting at the end of April 2020 with produce also being donated to local non-profits who address food insecurity. Raleigh City Farm also offers great community programming, including workshops and events (they host an annual, free Bearthday event in April and annual Harvest Dinner in October). Raleigh City Farm is a great example of local, sustainable agriculture at work!

I bought these, sweet, yummy first crop of strawberry's from Holland's, this morning! Limited to…read moretwo per customer today. These are going on my Sunday morning pancakes after Church. Thank you Holland's and thank you Jesus.

When in season, strawberries are sweet, juicy and clean. I haven't noticed any veggies that aren't…read moreexcellent also when in season. Very friendly and kind people.