Super cute, all local products, friendly owners! This place has it all. Fresh produce, local meats…read moreand fish, handmade soaps & lotions, artwork, crafts, ice cream, real fruit pops, grab and go meals, cheeses, elderberry, and so much more. Can't believe it's taken me so long to stop in, but so glad I did. Love supporting local and I love buying and using local goods. This is the spot; go check them out. King, NC.

The Farmers Market is part of our Saturday's in Winston! The…read morebest produce, flowers, baked goods, coffee, and tea can be found at Cobblestone Market. A local favorite. Photos are from two of my favorites; Tea & Toast and Chippeekiyay! Clean, safe, live music. Perfect Fall family activity!

This was my first time at the cobblestone farmers market that starts each year in the spring and…read morelast until fall. There are so many vendors selling everything from kombucha to fresh fruits and vegetables, and there is even a fresh juice bar that had delicious juices! there is chai tea, and coffee from Camino bakery! Chad's Chai is also here selling their delicious teas and fresh chives.. The prices are also reasonable for what you get here. everything is fresh and locally grown so it's worth every penny! If you have never come down to the cobblestone farmers market in Winston-Salem, you should you won't be disappointed!

The Dixie Classic Farmer's Market is good but it is not my favorite. A few times I have had a hard…read moretime finding produce from North Carolina at this market a lot from Virginia, which is still regional but I would love to see more NC spots there. The flowers are beautiful, like most farmer's market they are the wild flowers. Unfortunately, wild flowers don't really hold up super well once you get home. I did think it was neat this year that they did the $20 challenge where Nikki Miller-Ka cooks a meal for four, for $20 with all ingredients that were purchased at the Farmer's Market. I do really like Grace Meadow Farm, that is usually at this market that sells chorizo and ground beef. It is some good stuff! The butter at Mill River Farm is also awesome. The parking lot is pretty tight and can be a bit of a pain getting in and finding a spot on Saturday morning.

I'm surprised no one has rated this market on Yelp yet. Maybe it's because they're too afraid that…read moreonce this little gem gets exposed, the increased demand will cause farmers to raise their prices. Well, I think the farmers deserve to raise their prices because they're ridiculously low as it is. I've only been in Winston Salem for a year, but this Farmer's Market can even beat Costco on price and quality. Come early for the best selection of everything from green onions to heirloom tomatoes, to organic peppers. Bring flowers home to your wife/girlfriend, and buy a rug from the nice veteran on the eastern wall. There are salsa (the food, not the dance) competitions, local honey farmers, and a good amount of (free) parking. The best part about this place is how kind the farmers are. They'll always give you more than you pay for, and are generous on their samples.

Whoa, found this treasure a few weeks ago and it is my new fave!!! What a great variety! We left…read morewith fresh granola and desserts, even found English flapjack which made my British husband super happy. Fresh bread, veggies, peaches, seafood, and French pastries! I'm hooked!!!

I can't say enough good things about this farmers market. We have been visiting almost every…read moreSaturday for a few years now. They have a great variety of fresh produce, cookies, baked goods, premade food, and way more. You can also pick up items made by local artists which I always love. Everyone in the different booths are so friendly and many have become our friends. Lastly, they have a kids area with a free craft which makes me excited for when my little one gets a little bit older so we can enjoy that too.

This is not your everyday farmer's market but for Floyd, it's just what we always expect. Local…read moreproduce, crafts, concoctions, and magic. I feel so inspired when we leave and always have a feeling that we have been around "our people". Plenty of healthy items to choose from and not so much worry about sprays and pesticides and things we shouldn't be eating or putting on our bodies. Super busy so get there early for the best selection!

This is a very large very well known farmers market and based on my visit today I can see why…read more Floyd county is absolutely picturesque with rolling mountains-the one hour drive I took to get there was beautiful. The farmers market was bustling when I arrived at 10am. There are many vendors, inside and outside featuring clothing, organic foods of all types, tea, fresh flowers (some only 25 cents a stem!), honey, ferments, mushrooms, and so much more. I loaded up a basket with organic cabbage, green beans, kohlrabi, kale, squash, zucchini, broccolini...I was SHOCKED when I unloaded and the cashier added everything up- $13! If you buy organic-this is your spot. I am officially a regular now.

A nice spot for local produce & gifts…read more Lots of fresh fruits, vegetables, and other foods here. Vendors have some great options! We very much enjoyed our time here!

I was actually a little disappointed. I was hoping for more veggies but it was basically the same…read more The cherry tomatoes I got had mold on it by the 2nd day at home so that was really disappointing.

North Carolina has the best farmers markets. There are a few to mention but for this review I'll…read morestay focused on Robert G Shaw Piedmont Triangle Farmers Market in Colfax, NC. I had recently moved to Asheboro and soon realized there are no solid farmers markets here and in my research located RGSPTFM. When I took the turn into the grounds, I was quickly impressed. They have a section for flowers and plants, a section for outdoor decor and gardening supplies, a section for crafts and such, a FOOD TRUCK section, and of course 2 large areas for produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, fresh floral arrangements, local honey, fresh eggs and so much more. It's so much fun to head out on a Saturday morning and walk through all of the sections. Lots of friendly vendors selling their wares and lots of people watching if you are into that. I come for the meats, produce, and homemade baked goods and have yet to be disappointed. So bring your shopping bags, wear your comfortable shoes and head on over for a wholesome weekend experience I highly recommend!

Tomato SZN in full effect! There's never a bad time for a stroll through the Triad Farmers Market,…read morebut the heat of summer is going to treat you to a bevy of vegetables like you would not believe. You'll find the freshest picked everything, from cucumbers to tomatoes and all points between. The market is fully covered, providing some much needed shade, and there are some permanent vendors that have an indoor facility such as an ice cream parlor, candy and fudge, general store, etc. There are full bathroom facilities on site, and even a restaurant called the Moose Cafe at the back which served southern favorites. Of course, what is offered depends on the season. You'll find a bounty of selections starting in late spring, through the summer, and into the fall. In the winter, produce starts to become more sparse, but there is no shortage of places to buy your Christmas tree if you celebrate with one of those. Best advice is to bring cash, but many vendors can take a card these days. You may get charged a little extra for using plastic in some spots though, and to help with these folks margins, cash is preferable.

What a great morning strawberry picking! Apple Farms' strawberries are plentiful and sweet!! The…read morestaff were super friendly. So happy we chose your farm to visit and plan on returning soon!!

Huge strawberry field! You can pick anywhere you like and the prices are very reasonable. The…read moreberries were sweet and even though we got there toward the end of the season, there were still some big berries go be found! We'll be back next year for sure!