The Urban Farms Market isn't huge, but it seems to be getting the job done. The small interior…read morespace is dark and cool, and there are bins full of reasonably priced lettuce, potatoes and citrus. A few grocery items (like cereal and milk) are available, there's locally grown coffee and there's a cold case loaded with drinks, prepared food and Las Delicias guacamole. When I was there yesterday afternoon, people were shopping from outdoor tables loaded with food that had been grown down the street at the Urban Farms Market's namesake urban farm. I picked up a box of cherries, a huge bag of basil, some red and yellow striped heirloom tomatoes and some chips and a tub guacamole (which was gone with an hour of getting home). It was awesome to shop farmer's market style in the middle of the week (and to know that I could go back the next day if I wanted more).

Who doesn't love a good farmers market! This one has a very special place in my heart. I used to…read morework at the Boys & Girls Club in this neighborhood when I was in college. This market is just one of many area additions helping to revitalize this part of town. The food is brought in from the neighborhood farm that drew quite a but of skepticism when it was first started. The fruit & veggies are plentiful, fresh & very affordable making it a great option for anyone on a limited budget. The store is also stocked with goodies like chicken salad, guacamole, free-range eggs, fresh milk (in the glass jar), honey, local-grown coffee, etc. This is a great place to pick up fruits & veggies if you juice or make smoothies often. Today, I left with 1 gallon-sized bag of spinach, a huge bundle of cilantro, 2 lemons, 4 bananas, 2 avocados, 1 bell pepper & a bottle of honest tea for $12. A few bonuses to this market are that it's open Tuesday through Saturday, closes at 6pm during the week and has an indoor & outdoor area. Currently, there is a Facebook check-in special for 10% off your purchase or a free cup of coffee. If you buy a UFM reusable canvas bag for $10, you get a percentage off your purchase each time you use it. This market accepts cash & credit/debit.

On of my favorite parts of warm weather is visiting the various farmer's markets throughout the…read morecity. This was my first time visiting this particular location and I must say that I am glad that I did. They had a variety of vendor with so many fresh food including fruit, veggies, eggs, seafood, all types of salsa and more. In recent years, I have grown to love authentic healthy food and shopping here make me feel a little healthier each time, lol! Seriously, the prices are affordable and you can tell that each vendor sincerely cares about their goods. I stopped by so many booths that I cant list them all but I can tell you what I purchased: - Mint Leaves - Macaroons - Salsa - Tortilla Chips - Spinach and so much more! Oh and not to forget they have other vendors who sell jewelry, household, skincare items, etc. Check them out the next time you are in the area you should definitely stop by!

I love Cooper Young area and their farmers market. Be on…read morethe lookout for Just Miracles soap company out of s.mphs

It's was very nice. The fruits and vegetables. They had other bake goods. Will be going again.read more

There is a great variety of vendors here, and they often have a couple of food trucks offering food…read moreand drinks. I love that it's shaded so it's comfortable in the summer! There is always plenty of parking as well, either in the parking lot or on the street.

The opportunity for local venders to provide food, produce, honey, prepared foods, seasonings, and…read moreother products is very well laid out for patrons. The open air under the pavilion provides a great setting and my wife and I have gone here multiple times. My recommendation to all the vendors is to start their Yelp account so that they can receive feedback. All the vendors seem to do excellent service to their customers.

This is a wonderful Farmer's Market in the Bartlett area! The many vendors and the set up is what…read morekeeps me coming. The live music also creates a good vibe while shopping for local goods. They have vendors who have things from plants, fresh fruit and vegetables, homemade skins, preserve, and more! The prices are reasonable as well. There is also spaces for local makers. They have candles, hair accessories, soaps, and so much more. Oh and don't forget to stop by the local food trucks that are there to serve cold and warm treats! It is definitely worth stopping by on a Saturday morning before the season is over! Love it!

Cute little park with goats, ducks, chickens, and just a fun place to explore if you have small…read morechildren.

I attended the Vintage901 Underground Low Country Boil and thought this was a fantastic venue…read more There were 2 bar areas that were equipped with "Off!" bug spray if needed. The string lights made it visible for night events. Additional/overflow parking was available in an adjacent lot and the event even provided shuttles for the short distance. I recommend this.

This produce market has basically everything you need. I remember as a kid back in the 1980s, it…read morewas the only place you could get mangos at. As Kroger and Whole Foods and Winchester Farmer's Market and others have entered or increased their variety of fruits and vegetables, the need to go here has decreased. However, if you need a relatively rare fruit or vegetable, especially those not locally grown due to the weather and soil conditions, then this is the place to go.

Great metal work! Found a couple pieces of sun decore that I loved & bought. Staff is very friendly.read more

I made a trip over to MW Seasons in Southaven on three occasions in the past week. There is so…read moremuch to see and admire about this place. Took the time to stroll through the entire location to check out the inventory. Excellent selection of garden stuff, Amish food items and produce. I will definitely return. My main issue was that the price of each item was not clearly shown on the label of each product. In addition, a description and price of each individual product purchased was not listed on the sales receipt. It was also not easy to determine who was employed there and available to answer questions. The young lady who worked as the cashier was not cordial or engaging and didn't appear to be thrilled to be at work. She spent most of her time looking at her cell phone. I am considered "old school" and grew up at a time when cell phones were not available for use. I am also employed by a company that prioritizes engaging the customer. The use of cell phones is not permitted while working.

Great food great service, and great atmosphere. Always where I get my groceries regularly.read more

Love this little farm store! Have purchased fresh produce, frozen meats from Home Place Pastures…read morehere, as well as full cream milk from a local dairy. **Be advised, they are moving this store to Holly Springs!** Sad for me, but check out their FB page for updates if you're able to shop in that area.