Hunterdon Land Trust Farmer's Market is a small farmer's market located on Dvoor Farm in Raritan…read moreTownship. The market provides shoppers with the opportunity to browse locally grown produce, plants, honey, breads, soap, cheese, baked goods, and crafts (hand-knitted items from alpaca wool and beautifully hand made wood desks, bird houses, etc.) They feature live music and a variety of seminars each week, so check the rotating schedule on the market's website: http://hunterdonlandtrust.org/farmers-market/ I visited this farmer's market primarily to buy plants from the Toadshade Farm kiosk, which did not disappoint. There is an emphasis on locally grown plants and the man who sold them to me took time and care to explain each plant to me - where it should go in the garden, the care required, how it was cultivated, etc. Many of the food vendors also had samples to try. The cheese vendors were wonderful. The breads were also VERY creative (duck fat focaccia... sign me up!) Although some vendors took credit cards, others were cash/check only so I would recommend that you bring some cash with you and smaller bills. For those of us who are in northern NJ, it is an easier ride now that the summer is over. It is also a pretty ride and worth supporting our local growers.

Overall excellent vendors . A little more variety of local farmers would be great . Very happy with…read morethe offerings particularly vegetables . There is also a excellent knife sharpener here that brought back all my dull knives !

Wonderful place to get your fresh veggies. Tomatoes are the best…read more People could be a little friendlier but they are ok They had fresh bread at one time that was outstanding

The produce is always exceptional, wide varieties and nicely presented. In season, there are…read moredelicious homemade pies and breads, been going there for years, just love it!

This market has become one of my favorite ways to start a Saturday morning. It's located in the big…read morehall of the old Stangl Factory, the entrance right next to Alkemy Coffee! The vendors range from produce to honey to bread, little gifts perfect for the holidays, handmade soaps, lotions and candles and so much more. On my last trip I got some fresh veggies and fruit, a jar of honey and a loaf of sourdough bread. The bread was some of my favorite sourdough I've had. Perfect soft and the crust not too hard or crunchy. The honey is also getting lots of use and for $12 for a pretty big jar it is not too bad a deal. The produce was probably the most expensive part of the haul, but just happy to have a bit of an organic stock around. Next time I visit, I'm tempted to try the raviolis (from the same vendor that I got the honey) or maybe even take a closer look at some of the gifts since the holidays are quickly approaching. Parking is easy with the massive lot, but it for sure gets busy for the market. Worth a stop in! Grab a coffee next door after and check out some of the other nearby shops like the new antique store across the street or the pottery studio next door.

First stop on our mini bachelorette party! Although small with maybe 25 different vendors, this…read morefarmers market had a little bit of everything you could want. And people are so friendly here, not at all pushy to make a sale, but having a great time just conversing. We sampled some tasty boba, smelt some alcohol inspired coffee beans, oohed at the variety of salads, awwed at the cute selection of children's books, ate a piece of the most delicious tres leches ever, inhaled some relaxing lavender scents, got inspired by artistic cat purses, and regretted not having enough tummy space for empanadas, cookies or chocolates. After purchasing our goodies, we walked around the factory and found some tables near an art gallery. It's very spacious and open for exploring, and there's a great looking coffee shop attached as well. Its also connected to a bunch of other stores in the area, like a retro downtown. Definitely a great gem.

First of all I don't know HOW anyone goes to Wawa across the street for a hoagie with Vacchiano's…read moremakes the best Italian farm fresh sandwiches. Really great selection of amazing meats and fresh produce. All kinds of nice spices and treats

I made the mistake of ordering some kielbasa from these crooks on 15 February, they have not sent…read moreit. They will not answer their phones. They will not answer their emails but yet they took my money a bunch of crooks. I could say a lot worse, but I'd probably be kicked off yelp

This is an amazing Amish market. It is 5 minutes from my sister's house. As soon as you walk in you…read moreare greeted with the pleasant smell of fresh pretzels and freshly baked doughnuts! All the food and products are from the Amish people. Everyone is so friendly and the service is fast and efficient. My mom ordered a strawberry milkshake. She said it was one of the best milkshakes she ever had. They put a bunch of fresh strawberries inside and she said it wasn't too sweet but just perfect. My husband ordered a cookies and cream milkshake. He also said it was made really well and was not too sweet. Just a clean creamy cookie flavor. Of course we had to try the doughnuts. I ordered an apple and a chocolate with sprinkles. The apple was really good! It was freshly baked, and the filling was delicious and had a nice cinnamon flavor. The chocolate was also very good! They are big donuts too! 2 for $5. Now to the delicious soft pretzels! They are freshly baked, soft, buttery, and delicious!!! You can also get them in garlic, cinnamon, and sour cream and onion. They have pretzel dogs too. Fresh fudge anyone? They have a large variety of fudge treats. They have fresh meats, jewelry, furniture, and other items for sale as well. I wished we had more time to explore and try more things. They are only open on Thursdays and Saturdays until 3:00 PM.

Prices are a bit high (like everywhere else on the planet right now too), and not entirely sure…read morewhat percent is really affiliated with Dutch Farmers (Amish). I did have some very tasty donuts (10000 times better and more "real" than Dunkin and less expensive than some bougie places that charge $5 per donut). I have had the filled pretzels - my spouse liked those, me not so much though (I felt like they were too moist/undercooked for my personal liking). I don't have complaints, I just can't buy what I can't afford and guess I will refrain from the pretzel things while my husband enjoys his.

Great, real country fresh farm stand. Great prices too...firget the supermarket. The reason NJ is…read morethe Garden State.

This is a secondary location to their larger farm stand and garden center in Glen Gardner on rt 31…read more Their produce and prices are the best in the area. As soon as spring comes around, I'm always so excited for them to open back up and start getting flowers and local Jersey produce. During the fall they'll do apples, pumpkins, hay bales, etc. They also do Christmas trees and then close for the season after that.

Cheapest produce and it's pretty good. All the workers are Spanish which means they work hard and…read morewhich means I dont need to talk to anyone which is cool.

I go there for flowers. One guy is younger and very…read moreFriendly. The older guy there is kinda not so nice. He should Learn to smile At his customers. Especially a regular as myself.

LOVE THIS FARMERS MARKET! Support small businesses. This place provides fresh produce, desserts,…read morelemonade, alc. etc. I come here whenever I'm in town! I typically get pickles, mushrooms and fresh made pizza. 10/10 recommend. It's a nice morning activity for the family or couples!

Bridgewater Farmer's Market is the little market that has it all and I'll explain why. It is…read morelocated at 1 Vogt Drive in Bridgewater, NJ, convenient to the Commons Mall, Routes 287, 22 206 & 202. There is plenty of free parking in the Somerset County Library lot. Music from live bands or DJs set the tone as you shop at the dozen or so tents. Buy Jersey fresh, produce including my favorites, sweet white corn and hydroponically grown lettuce. Get super high quality locally produced and exotic meat. If your not about making your own food from scratch, visit the Polish or Italian specialty tents where you can buy fully prepared meals that just need to be cooked. For instant gratification, get food from the trucks including empanadas. There is the most delicious pickles and olives, fresh baked goods, artisan chocolates and more. Many merchants have samples so you can try before you commit. Open every Sunday from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, from late June through late October. You can contact them info@bridgewaterfarmersmarket.org. I hope to see you there ....on line....behind me.