Just outside the port area you'll find a small farmers market with local artisans and good…read morebusinesses. I would say this market leaves heavier on the arts and crafts side than food during our particular Sunday visit. I don't know if there tends to be more food on other days? We saw a few prepared food options and one farmer with produce. I was joking to see a more produce and food maker heavy market. They offer such a great glimpse into the local scene and culture. This market has a mustard maker, knitter, dried flower products and some sweet girls playing violin at the entrance. You can't beat the location adjacent to the food hall, port, and floating restaurants along the boardwalk.

This Farmers Market is a great spot to stop for local fruits & vegetables, handmade gifts and…read moreespecially food! There are lots of great food vendors, both inside and outside, as well as a small coffee stall that sells PEI roasted beans and a local spirits booth. As I was on my way out of town and had just eaten, I mostly browsed, though I did get a great bag of roving of different colours. That booth also sold yarn and needle felting kits. If you're around Charlottetown on a Saturday, make your way to the market! Don't let the crowd scare you off. Tip: Park across the street at the university parking lots.

It's not easy to be out of sight, out of mind in a small town, but Whistleberry Market was that…read morekind of place for me. Every time I'd drive by, I'd remind myself that I should finally go there, but it was only once we were in our waning days of living in the county that I made the effort to get out there. It's a big, airy space, with lots of wood paneling that ups the country market vibe. I was really impressed with the broad assortment of products - fresh fruit and veg (local and imported), locally- and house-made pickles and jams, deli products, frozen meats, desserts, pantry goods, and more! What also drew us in were the hot food offerings, which include breakfast, lunch and dinner items. While I opted for the burger, my wife went for the pork chop dinner. You don't see pork chops on a lot of menus, let alone smoked pork chops, and at a country market at that, so it was too intriguing to pass up. Everything is cooked to order, so if you're getting hot food, I'd suggest ordering it first and browsing the grocery items while you wait. There's a good-sized seating area at the far end of the market with several booths and tables, as well as several picnic tables outside. The burger was really, really good. The patty was a bit too compacted, but it had a great char from the flame grill. You get your choice of toppings, and I pretty much went for the works. They were top notch in quality, with house-made pickles, a slice of real cheddar, and super fresh lettuce and tomato. The bun seemed to be house- or locally-made, with a lightly crisp crust and a soft and supple crumb that held up well against its fillings. A coating of black and white sesame seeds added a nice bit of flair too! The fries are crispy-coated ones, so while not hand-cut, they were an easy win, and plentiful. All of this, plus a drink was only $13.50, which seems like a steal these days for non-fast food! As impressive as the burger was, my wife's pork chop was definitely the winner. It was a *big* chop - easily an inch thick, even after being cooked. The smoke flavour was fantastic, but the chop wasn't dry and overcooked from the double-cooking of the smoking and grilling. There was enough pork chop and fries that my wife had leftovers for lunch the next day! At $15 for the meal, it feels like a steal in 2024. With a great selection of local products and produce, and delicious hot food at reasonable prices, I'm so glad that I finally tried Whistleberry Market, and look forward to future visits when I'm back in the area.

The best burger and poutine!! Absolutely amazing food, fresh produce locally sourced, baked goods,…read moregrocery items and lots more! Check it out!

I love this little gem! They sell fresh local produce, baked goods & ice cream, in addition to…read morehaving a boutique country store with a separate entrance, which I'll sadly admit I've never been inside of. Call ahead of you're looking for something specific, and leave your name and number to be called if they're out. They'll even sell the ice cream pails for planters if you ask! Great little local store!

Love the market. Small but some good finds, fresh produce, nice treats. Lots of free lot parking.read more

Like any farmers market, you will come across a lot of meat and cheese vendors but there's also…read moresome treasures here as well. I prefer the Dieppe market to the Moncton one because there's more space to move around. Of course it is still crowded but I don't feel quite as claustrophobic here. Vegans look for: Nirvana Nutrition: She makes beautiful, delicious and healthy cheesecakes, macaroons, cookies and more. Cindy is a total sweetheart too. Red Earth Kitchen: also at the Moncton market. Amazing vegan desserts, soups, veggie meatballs and burgers in the to go fridge. Absolutely decadent sweets, some of the best I've ever had. There's a vendor that does sorbet which is vegan. And several vendors that do Indian food and falafels and stuff that I haven't inquired about but assume there may be some vegan options there. Nico's bakery most of their regular breads are vegan and they make vegan cookies but I didn't see them when I was there but they could have sold out. Of course fresh produce vendors are there as well. Adorable chocolate offer vegan chocolate, most of their dark chocolate is safe. And there's a place with fresh juices and smoothies. Lots to choose from for sure.

I really like the Moncton Market. Located downtown, it has both outdoor and indoor vendors and…read moreseveral entrances. When we arrived it was extremely crowded, so for someone with social anxiety it was a bit stressful but I'm sure there are times that are not quite as busy which would make it easier. I noticed a lot of unique vendors and questioned a few about vegan options. Besides local produce and craftwares there wasn't a lot of vegan options but I did find a vendor "Red Earth Kitchen" that does gorgeous looking vegan desserts. As well, the area that we first came in seems to have some permanent food vendors. One had veggie springrolls and others had falafel and other middle eastern food that would be vegan. Another vendor from Sackville had some chocolates that were vegan safe and a gentleman selling cupcakes said he normally has vegan cupcakes first thing in the day but they sell out quickly. All and all I think it's an awesome farmer's market and I'd definitely like to visit again.

The Marché Moncton Market is truly a treasure trove of amazing vendors, all brought together under…read moreone roof to provide a unique buying experience unmatched anywhere in the city. Whether you're on the hunt for cheese, fish, meat, fowl, baked goods, handcrafts or almost any other thing you can think of - the Moncton Market has it for you. Stop by Wright's Country Bakery for a cinnamon roll - worth the line up! Grab a coffee from Down East Coffee. If you're in a more substantial mood, you have options galore. La Crêperie Robinson tempts you with delectable fillings for crêpes, and Shangrilla provides a heartier fare. (Tip: Shangrilla, along with a few other vendors, also set-up for the lunch-time crowd Wednesday to Friday.) Browse through the crafts and artwork. In season, plants are plentiful and produce abounds. Check out the flower vendors for some truly amazing deals on cut flowers. Because I don't live in Moncton, my visits to the Market are rare. When we visit family, it's a must-see on Saturday mornings. I don't think I'll ever get tired of going to the Market!

purchased some fruit trees here. Trees were a fraction of the cost charged by some other places…read moreand they have grown about a foot since I purchased them in May. Highly recommend Withrods.

My favorite place to buy all my gardening needs and even some generous ice creams. Lot's of local…read moreproduce also. Staff are helpful and friendly. I can kill an hour there easily.

Name aside, this is an incredible place. They have a farmer's market, apple orchards, u-pick apples…read moreand berries, sheep, goats, chickens and a pot belly pig named Tinkerbell. We are looking forward to visiting come the spring and summer months and doing some of our own fruit picking. We have been enjoying visiting the animals on the property who are extremely friendly, sweet and full of personality. So lucky Hebb's Farm is just right down the road from us.

This is my go-to spot for fresh, local produce! Not a huge…read moreselection of vegetables, but all of the staples are there at a great price and the quality is fantastic! They do have a great selection of local apples, also at a great price; &6.99 for a 10lb bag!

The restaurant is attached to the market and is actually called The Little Red Rooster. You can…read moreaccess it through the market or around the side. It's a cute little spot but nothing fancy. Lots of Cafe items and a good spot to stop if you've been driving for a while. The service is friendly but not overly great. We ordered soup and coffees to go which the server forgot about. She did recognize that she forgot as we went up to pay and apologized so that was fine. Overall, if you're stopping for the market anyway, this is a good spot to eat instead of trying to find another place to eat again later. Not the worst option but not really something I'd go out of my way for.

This place makes me so excited - especially during the fall. They have everything! The freshest…read morefood. The freshest fudges.. it's delicious. In October the corn mazes begin, haunted corn mazes and zombie wars. This is a tradition and people talk about coming here all year. The workers are so kind and it's just off the highway so you're not likely to get lost! I'd recommend their sandfire greens and their mint fudge. You can also pick your own pumpkin (either for decorating or carving ) and it's so cheap! You can also pick and shoot one in a cannon.. I'd go out of my way to recommend this amazing little place!

This past summer I had the great pleasure of visiting the Pugwash Farmers market on several…read moreSaturday mornings. I was happy with the array of vendors and the quality of all their products. There was even entertainment on occasion. My favorites were the homemade candy vendor and the produce from a young couple and their new local farm. The best tasting tomatoes I have had in years!