Cute little farm to pick strawberries and other crops throughout the year…read more They have small carts to take 6-10 people at a time out to the fields. The strawberries were fairly small compared to the store, but they're super sweet. They have a market to buy various goods like donuts and drinks and housewares. One thing I'd recommend is them adding the strawberry donuts to the berry checkout counter as many people wanted the donuts and the small shop got crammed fast and checkout took a while. Thankfully I asked an employee at the donut counter if I could pay cash instead of waiting another 10-15 customer to checkout and they helped me.

Excellent service. Very fun place. Outdoor Paul area for children and incredibly beautiful…read moresunflower field. The store has crafts, local meat and jellies and homemade pie pies of many different fruit varieties

Not much to ride home about it. It's a very small country farmers market. One vegetable stand and…read moreone food truck. But it is beautifully laid out and lots of parking in the gorgeous countryside

The Richfield Farmers Market is an absolute gem! Set in a stunning park, the atmosphere is warm,…read morevibrant, and welcoming--truly the perfect weekend lunch destination with rotating food trucks each week! The vendors are top-notch, offering everything from crisp, just-picked produce to the most heavenly sourdough bread, scones, granola, cookies, cake pops and cakes you'll ever taste. All of the baked goods are dangerously delicious. Lots of Meat options, Eggs, Pet Treats, top notch canned goods, handmade soaps, lotions, bug repellent, popcorn, and artisan products. We also love the sharpening service - it's so convenient he's there. Add in the beautiful fresh flowers and friendly faces all around, and you've got a market experience that's hard to beat especially with the hours being from 10-2 this is truly our favorite market around. A true local treasure!

This stand does a wonderful job of having fresh produce and they're very nice people.read more

This is the best Farm Produce I have encountered. It's close to my house and the best tomatoes,…read morejuiciest plums, peaches, nectarines, bicolor corn, green peppers, pickles and I could go on and on. Prices are reasonable and people are friendly. They don't hang on you as you look around, either.

Cute little garlic farm. I went for "opening day" today, and even though the garlic powder was…read moresold out already we got some nice smelling heads of garlic and a planting kit that the wee one is excited for. It was basically like a stall at a farmer's market, but I understand that when there isn't a quarantine it's a little more elaborate. Didn't see the fields where the garlic is planted though. There was a cute little garden to walk through. If you want more cute pics go across Q to Spectacular Sculpture. Staff was super friendly and helpful, and all wore masks. Masks were required for customers too. Most of the customers seemed like they'd been coming for years. I plan to join them.

Easily the best and most scenic Farmers Market I have been to! I've heard rumors that Madison held…read morequite the market on Tuesdays and Saturdays but didn't believe it till I visited. The market is fully around the four sides of the capitol building as well as another off branch down a street for artisan goods. It was nice to see so many local vendors from all throughout Wisconsin. The variety of products being sold was impressive; from baked goods, breads, flowers, produce, honey, sauces, meats, popcorn, sweet treats, and no shortage of cheeses! It took us about 75 minutes to fully walk and enjoy the market. I could not recommend this market more to anyone visiting Madison! Items Purchased: -Yummee, Chocolate Chip & S'mores Cookies -Dickson Artisan Fudge, Stumbling Cowboy Flavor -Stella's Bakery, Hot & Spicy Cheese Bread -Honey Strawberry Lemonade -Sweet Grass Bread, Parm Garlic Knots

Wow. I have been to many farmers markets across the country. This one was by far one of the largest…read moreone I've been to. The market is on the outskirts of the Capital building which is such a nice setting. Tons of fresh produce which all looked amazing. Several bakeries with cookies, breads, danish and scones. On another street they were many booths selling jewelry and crafts. What a wonderful way to spend a Saturday morning.

I stumbled upon Joshewea's Garden products quite by accident a couple of months ago. I read Dr…read moreWilliam Davis's book titled "Wheatbelly: Lose the Wheat, Lost the Weight" and what happened after that has been the best thing that has happened to me in 40 years. In my quest to give up wheat, I began seeking out organic, unprocessed foods which is exactly what Joshewea's Garden produces. I purchased a variety of the products and couldn't believe how excellent each and every item was. The order contained a sampler pack of their nut butters (absolutely fabulous - can't get enough!).

Joshewea's Garden sells soaked and sprouted flours, nuts, nut butters, seeds and pre-soaked cereals…read morethat are ready-to-eat and/or ready-to-cook. I nabbed that line from their website, because I couldn't think of a better way to describe their yummy products. Everything is made with whole grains that are unprocessed & other locally sourced/organic ingredients. I first picked up a bag of their banana muffin cereal on a whim in a quaint little coffee shop in Hartford WI back in October, just as a snack to tide me over until I got back to Milwaukee & cooked dinner. I ended up polishing off the whole 8oz bag. It was SO delicious! Great crunchy texture, crispy almonds & a heavenly banana flavor that didn't taste artificial at all. I made it a point to stop in that coffee shop each time I was in Hartford to pick up a bag (or three) of the pre-soaked oatmeal cereal; it is the absolute best granola I have ever eaten. The coconut flavored cereal has big tender slices of real organic coconut that are simply heavenly, not that icky sugary shredded kind you find at grocery stores. I'm eating some right now! They had a Facebook promotion late last year after they were making a batch of new Vanilla sprouted snack mix & forgot to add the vanilla, so they were giving bags of the "Oops" batch away for free to their customers. All you had to do was send them an email with your address. They sent me a free bag, & the sprouted nut snack mix was just as delicious as the granola. It was cashews, almonds, sunflower seeds & coconut pieces sweetened with honey. Mmmmm! I had a great idea to bake the snack mix into a shortbread cookie, but I ate it all up before I could even start baking anything. I can't wait to try their nut butters, their other flavors of oatmeal cereal (a friend of mine in NC ordered the orange pecan & loved it), & their trail mix. They also run a sheep farm in Ashippun that sells farm fresh lamb meat & eggs. You can even purchase them online! They're super friendly folks who make healthy snacks/food with locally sourced organic ingredients that are insanely delicious. I think if more people knew that healthy food tasted this good, they'd definitely change their mind about it. I just had to add them here on Yelp!

The Monona Farmer's Market is where it's at!…read more IF you like the following few things... 1) A smaller market, with fewer people. 2) A good selection of products, ranging from fresh produce, to bake goods, to dog treats, to FRESH lemonade. 3) FREE parking, right next to the market, let me say this again, FREE parking RIGHT NEXT to the market. I do have a couple vendors that I regularly visit. 1. Chippy's popcorn- the popcorn and fresh lemonade are delicious 2. K and C bakery- Ohhhhh the cookies!!!!! 3. Spark Spices- the spice blends are AMAZING 4. Natalie's Greenhouse- the fresh veggies and hanging basket flowers are top notch!

One of the smallest farmers' markets in Madison, but also one of the friendliest. They have live…read moremusic every week and picnic tables where you can snack, enjoy the music, and soak up some sun on an easy Sunday morning. Of course they have fruits, veggies, popcorn, interesting looking mushrooms, jellys and jams, salsas, and flowers, but Farmer Johns' Cheeses, Stalzy's Deli baked goods, and Stella's famous cheese bread is represented here too. You can even score some rare items like ghost and fatali peppers toward the end of the summer. They even have a Hmong family that have a stall that pumps out egg rolls, stuffed chicken wings, bubble tea, and chicken for there or to go. Feel free to hang out and make the rounds, talk to the farmers, have a bite, and listen to a few tunes. If you are pressed for time before football starts on a Sunday, simply park in Ahuska Park, grab what you need, and be out in less than 5 minutes. Enjoy and support local businesses and families.

This is a great farmers market. We come every Saturday during the summer to get our fresh…read morevegetables for the week. Lots of local vendors with field fresh produce. There are every type of vegetables you would want for your home cooking. There are also many specialty products you can browse. Many of the speciality vendors will offer you samples of their products before you buy. I particularly like Cesars Cheese. They are a great local cheesemaker and have the best string cheese I have ever had. And please support the local businesses on main Street while you are there. Get a coffee or a sandwich and keep browsing. If you like locally produced products, then you will be happy that you came to the West Bend farmers market.

For the reviewer that said much of the produce is just resellers, that's totally not true. There is…read morea home grown rule at this market and if someone complains you are inspected and can be kicked out. I'm a vendor there so know. And yes some people HAVE been kicked out. Personally we buy used boxes we put our zucchini in and often even use them on the display. The boxes fit in our cooler better than the black crates. As far as the fruit, that is 1 exception. There is 1 or 2 vendors that have permission to get fruit from the Michigan produce markets while that fruit is not in season in Wisconsin.