I love this place! It is truly a unique grocery experience. The store is set up so that customers…read moremust follow a set path. The food is fresh and incredibly delicious - many items are fresh from the farm and some still have dirt on them from the ground, all at very reasonable prices. It is also so fun to see the theming of the grocery store, especially the animatronic band. I highly recommend you try some of the baked goods as well; the bagels and cookies are excellent. Stop by when you're in the area - you won't regret it!

Excellent fruit and veggie selection. Meats were expensive, but they are everywhere. I would love…read moreif they had more of a selection of herbs. Also, they have great premade foods. Service was calm. Ambiance was a farmers market meets grocery store.

Cheryl's Produce & Flowers have been around for a long time. It is a very small Produce stand on…read moreRt. 33. The nice thing about Cheryl's.... all the produce is Locally Grown including those famous Hanover Tomatoes which I love... The address on Yelp says Ashland, however they are really located 1 Mile past Over Hill Lake on Rt. 33 in Glen Allen heading West. The address is 13460 Mountain Rd., Glen Allen, Va. The Produce there are fresh, and about 1/3 less than what you pay at any Grocery Store and some of the other Produce Stands around Richmond. Since I live off of Glenside Dr., it takes me about 12 min. to drive there as it is an easy shot down Staples Mills Rd. Nice little place... Very clean, and I suggest checking it out. I spent about $10. today and I have more produce than what I can eat in a week. The only thing which they did not have was Hanover GREEN Tomatoes. I LOVE the taste of Fried Green Tomatoes. This was one of the BIG reasons why I went there today. Very disappointed. With Tomatoes coming in now by the bunch... They should always have Green Tomatoes on hand. Even if you do not like a Green Tomato, it does not cost more and they will always turn red. I like buying several with some ripe tomatoes because I am not forced to eat all of my tomatoes at one time.... Check it out.... Great small place and you will have plenty when you leave.... :-)

Owners are friendly and helpful. Small place. Produce is all good!! Very good peaches and lots…read moreof different kinds of eggplant when I went. Other items like peanuts and Amish Butter are good too. Everything I got was local, some stuff from N Carolina there. They have Hanover tomatoes of course but other kinds too. Good potatoes and lots of different kinds of peppers. Prices are very good. Peaches were a little high but really worth it, excellent flavor and juicy. Place is clean and easy to find. Just take 33 W towards Montpelier off of 295. Road goes down to 2 lanes. Past the Tyson chicken place. On the right at corner of Winns Church road.

Ashland Farmers Market:…read morewww.facebook.com/AshlandFarmersMarket My husband and I have been going to the Ashland Farmers Market for 8-10 years. It is located behind the Ashland Municipal Building, west of the train tracks. When we started going to this market, it was the only one in the Richmond area, other than the one in Shockoe Bottom. It's open on Saturday mornings from 9:00 a.m. to noon, although, many people are there at 8:30. In the winter, they have a "renegade market" that is open on the first and third Saturday's of the month. It's a small market, compared to South of the James Market, but everything at the Ashland Market is grown or produced locally. There is a good variety, the vendors are very friendly, everything is fresh, the quality is quite good, the prices are very reasonable, and there is plenty of accessible parking. The market is located behind the parking lot, and it is not over-crowded. Since we have been going for so many years, we've gotten to know the vendors well, and what they will be having at different times of the year. It's like one big family there. Things one might find there are: a good variety of seasonal fresh produce and fruit, hydroponic lettuces/greens, micro greens, herbs, a variety of baked goods (breads, sweets, granola, etc.), eggs, pastured/grass-fed meats (such as chicken, pork, beef, lamb, variety of sausages, bacon), fresh cut flowers, plants, jams, jellies, honey.. Occasionally there will be a food truck there, and there is usually live music each week. Because it's not a massive market, it's comfortable walking from vendor to vendor, socializing, and enjoying the day in the small town of Ashland, VA. See their Facebook page for information, photographs, etc.: www.facebook.com/AshlandFarmersMarket

We love love love love love this place! Is it the biggest farmers market in the Richmond area now…read morebut it is in Ashland the center of the universe and the people there are great I've been going there for years and consistently see the same vendors delivering high-quality food and products. As an added bonus they always have musicians they're playing interesting and eclectic music I can think of no place I'd rather be on a Saturday morning then here

This market is fine if you are okay with one vendor for meats, one vendor for veg, etc. This is…read morenot the large South of the James market (now in Bryan Park) or a county wide market like some nearby, it is the size of a neighborhood yard sale. You don't walk in and out saying "is that it?" but you don't need to plan to be there longer than 10 minutes either. Friendly vendors, good parking. 3 stars for being exactly what it purports to be.

It's small, but gets the job done…read more My husband and I stopped her on a whim on a Saturday. I was able to purchase a number of different veggies to bring home and enjoy. Be sure to walk through before you commit because some of the booths carry the same veggies but also offer more variety. I bought blackberries, tomatoes, lemon cucumbers (they are shaped like lemons!), onions and some beans. Prices are slightly higher than the grocery store but I like the idea of helping local farmers.

This year, instead of our usual trip to Belmont Christmas Tree Farm, we decided to try Willow Oaks…read moreFarm--and I'm so glad we did. As soon as we pulled up, we were greeted by a beautiful field of Christmas trees ready for the season. A young gentleman welcomed us, explained the process, and handed us a saw so we could start exploring. There were so many wonderful options, but we ultimately chose the prettiest Arizona Blue--and she smelled AMAZING. After we carried it over, the same young gentleman and an older man kindly helped wrap the tree for us. Inside the quaint gift shop, we paid for our tree and browsed through all the adorable goodies and festive holiday décor. My son especially loved the complimentary candy canes the sweet older woman insisted he take. Overall, our experience was fantastic. We may have just found our new annual spot for Christmas trees. Willow Oaks is closer to Fredericksburg than Belmont, feels more intimate, and everyone we encountered was friendly and full of holiday spirit. Highly recommend!

Small but mighty farmers market. There are not that many booths, a veggie stand or two, a couple…read morebakeries, a coffee stand, a soap maker, a food truck, a few miscellaneous vendors, and a little play area for the tots. There's a stage where I've seen a bluegrass band and some country singers, but today no one was on stage. I did get some veggies and a butterscotch pecan pie, so looking forward to that. There used to be a great food truck that sold breakfast wraps, which was why I drove out here today, but she wasn't there! Just a hot dog stand. Ah, well, maybe next time! The folks here are nice and I'm happy to contribute to local businesses!

Me gusto mucho el ambiente, sientes que te conectas con la naturaleza y el medio ambiente. Es un…read morelugar muy agradable para despejarte de todo el extres y conectarte contigo mismo.

Great finds and prices at this outdoor farmers market right in town across from playground. We got…read moreincredible chicken and vegetarian tamales from Braulia's booth and ate them on the shaded bleachers across the street. Got some great sunflowers, peaches, and other vegetables too. Excited to come back to get the tomato pies, sticky buns, and bbq sauces on sale at other booths. Vendors also all safe and wearing masks as well as patrons.

It is billed as a Farmer's Market but the reality is it has devolved into more of a crafts fair…read morecomplete with the standard kettle corn guy, chain saw sculptures and home made soap on a rope. The few 'farmers' that are there ( I counted three people that might be; although the biggest one looks like a produce wholesaler) sell at prices higher than full price at a good quality supermarket.

Awesome little farm just picked up some honey and creamed honey. I have never tried creamed honey…read moreso it will be something new. We got the natural wildflower creamed honey. They also have cinnamon creamed honey and maple creamed honey. They have fresh eggs as well. It's a little stand you pick what you want and put the money in the drop box. They have mini hives for sale. Also sheep and goats. I'm so glad to have found local honey. I wish I took a pic of the stand it was so cute. Tried the honey and it tastes so good so much better then store bought

It was great while it was there however the house is for sale the beehives are gone and the little…read more"honor pay" shed with eggs and honey is empty.