Specialized unneeded items. Only one honey vendor who was rude and over priced. Guess the grocery…read morestore is a better choice. Save your money and your time

I have been to this farmers market for a few years now and I'm very disappointed in the available…read moreoptions for those with SNAP benefits. There's only one person who offers it. And because we do not get any announcements of who will be coming on Saturdays it's really an inconvenience to travel so far and not have options for fresh produce that cater to those on financial hardships.

These store has great produce options and the owner is unbelievably kind. Prices are very…read morereasonable as well. Highly recommend!

Great place for fresh produce! I was initially disappointed after they changed owners, but they got…read moreback up pretty quickly. Very friendly staff.

We went this morning to get the corned beef. Food was supposed to be on sale in Aldi's in the…read moreCrawfordville store and it was still at the higher price. Today is the day that the sale starts. Most of the time when we go on sale days three minutes after the store opens the one employee that we can find. Says they're all sold out. The store is Very aggravating when you drive to it and it doesn't have the sale items or they try to tell you. It's all sold out unless they got one and one of the employees bought it themselves.

Uniquely European products cannot be found in usual stores…read moreEspecially loved lemonade drinks

I had hoped to have some good background on this decades-old Frenchtown market but I'm coming up…read moreshort right now. I'd encourage anyone with insights on the history of this store to contribute. I do know, from the folks behind the counter these days, that it's been around for "over forty years" - I suspect it's well over that; my sense is that it's probably from the late forties/early fifties judging from its current layout/amenities. What has intrigued me for quite some time is the signage and its old-time font/coloration/layout. Having come three times over that past two weeks, I can say that this would be where I'd come if I were seeking out "the good stuff" for making up meals focused on commensality. Commensality is a good word that I learned recently. There's a great book ("Commensality: From Everyday Food to Feast") that delves into this important social act - one that I fear we experience less and less. Check it out. I associate the Fourth Avenue Super Market with commensality because the produce and the butcher-counter are chockful of items that simply aren't made for a single person - perhaps not even for a single family. Take, for example, the "Soul Bag". I'm not entirely certain what offal, cuts or livestock byproducts are within it - but I suspect that it contains the central cast of characters for a centerpiece dish for a large gathering of gourmands and gourmets alike. You don't buy the Soul Bag to take it back home and serve up two portions. At least, I wouldn't. Perhaps I'm overly romanticizing this store - that's quite possible. I fear that with the rapidly encroaching gentrification of Frenchtown, the Fourth Avenue Super Market risks being swept away within the coming decade to make way for something brighter and shinier. I hope that isn't the case - and that it continues to exist as it does today. If you love Tallahassee and history in general, I'd encourage you to come here at least once, if only to pick up a cold drink in the back coolers. Come on in and walk the aisles - and take yourself back in time.

This market has a nice selection of dry goods, produce, and candy. They have bulk-size bags of rice…read moreat decent prices ($5 for a 5lb bag, not bad) and large containers of Jasmine, Green, and other forms of tea, also priced well. If you are looking for Asian produce (bok choy, daikon radish, etc), their prices are very fair and the produce is in great condition. They also have an entire aisle of chile sauce, various forms of sauce, and cooking oil/wine/vinegar. There is also an aisle of noodles (you won't find Maruchan here, but give the other ones a try!) and some dried mushrooms. Make sure that you take a peek into their coolers, too. You'll find all kinds of buns, meats, seafood, and other noodles/starch items. The candy section is also ample, with cookies and hard candies of all types. Unless you plan on spending over $10, make sure that you take some cash - they only do credit card transactions over $10. *Update: if you get the rice, check it for worms. We brought home a lot more than rice that day.

Glad to see this made it in YELP! The first few time I came here, I felt as though I was cheating…read moreon Lynn - but since then I've come to realize they have different areas that do not intersect. I find that the variety of fresh exotic vegetables is greater here than at Lynns - and also, there are a number of frozen items I haven't found over at Lynns. That said, I frequent Lynn's more (out of it's daily operating hours) and so only come here when seeking out stuff Lynn's doesn't have. One example is this dehydrated soup that I've become dependent on. Havista brand Black Pepper Sour and Hot Soup. (what's more, I enjoy the awkward English translation on the packaging: "Hot water, 3 seconds, soup OK! Delicious as Fresh from Kitchen. No MSG Added"! (as though the faux MSG scare of the 1960's were still in effect among the 2015 congnoscenti!). It may be out of the way for some (about 1/8 mile past Capital Circle on the Parkway) but if you're looking for exotic vegetables, definitely give these guys a try!

Omg, what a gem! I went to lunch at a nearby restaurant and decided to stop in. What a great…read moredecision! I felt like a kid in a candy store! So many yummies throughout the place! I decided on french vanilla ice cream to eat at the time and boiled peanuts for later, lol! The ice cream was great! Verify refreshing! And the boiled peanuts were good as well (I had half original, half cajun). I plan to return many more times to sample some of the various homemade desserts on hand. Great customer service by the way!

Barbs fudge was phenomenal, it just melted in my mouth. I can't belive I waited so long to come…read morehere. The chocolate chip cookie was good as well. She has a nice selection of sweets for everyone, be sure to check it out.

Great service! Great snowballs! Interesting concept but loved the people and atmosphere…read more Refreshing! We will be back!

Everytime I come back to Tallahassee I always come to Big Easy Snowballs. In my most recent visit,…read moreI was greeted and served by Daniel. He had excellent customer service, patience, attentive to details and the flavors offered!

The donuts are amazingly delicious. I don't go often because I'm a diabetic but if they could come…read moreup with one, I'd be there more often. Try using Splenda or stevia instead of sugar with no frosting.

Locally owned donut chain. Perhaps 4 locations…read more These donuts are considered by many, including the people I gave them to, to be the best in town. They were greatly appreciated. No masks except the employees. Easy parking here.