Visited here for the first time today, Aug 2021 and loved it. While not huge, there were several…read morevendors selling a large variety of locally grown veggies and fruits-including some rarely seen at a Farmer's market (lima beans). Very reasonable prices. There was also local honey and bee pollen, flowers, pesto, fresh eggs, waffles and hot chocolate. And Yalla was there as well-which I am a huge fan of. Small but jammed packed with variety. Everyone very friendly. I got some lovely Roma tomatoes, fresh garlic, and Japanese eggplant to make eggplant parm. A great local option for fresh seasonal produce and more. Worth a stop.

I visited Greenfield Hill Famers Market this morning. There…read morewas plenty of parking in the parking lot. As for the market, there weren't many vendors and only three of them were selling fresh produce. The rest of the tables were from local shops and restaurants selling jewelry, CBD products, candles, flowers, and bakery sweets. I found Yalla at the market which I'm glad! They had amazing juice and baba ganoush there. Be Chocolat was making Belgian waffles and frozen hot chocolate but I ended up going in store which was across from the market. It was a cute market but very very small. If I lived locally, I think I'd visit again but it isn't worth the trip up from Stamford.

This market in the Rainbow Plaza is just getting started for the 2018 season. Beautiful hanging…read morebaskets of flowers and fresh produce. Made a great salad for lunch from their dandelion greens and a gorgeous tomato. Small market but it's fresh from the farm. I'll be back!

It's smaller than their other one on Conn Ave, but with the crowds there I prefer this one. And…read moreboth are on Weds of course. But no matter which one, their produce is always super fresh!!! And their tomatoes melt in your mouth

Excellent customer service; they will offer to order items if they don't have them. Lots of…read morereliably fresh produce. Fun unique items to try.

I am stunned by some of the negative reviews. I lived less than 10 minutes from Greenwich produce…read moreand it's predecessors for 40 years. First of all most of the produce is some of the best anywhere; fresh and things other stores don't carry. The meat/prepared food counter in the back has excellent stuff. Their salmon is expensive and they cut pieces that are a little bigger than a portion but its good. Steaks and porkchops are excellent. They carry 2 types of chicken breasts and the more expensive ones are very good. Try the spanakopita. it's delish. We moved to Norwalk a couple of years ago and still shop there. They have fresh grapefruit sections that are delicious and no one else that I have found has them. Also a great variety of nuts and brittles I can't, unfortunately, resist. The staff has never been rude to me. Many don't speak English very well and can be mistaken as rude. All you complainers need to get over yourselves. You get what you pay for and a little grocery store can't compete with a supermarket but the food is better.

I've been coming here for a few years now. I love Black Rock, and this Farmer's Market is…read moreexcellent. They have a good deal of vendors, I'd like to see a few more, but enough to occupy you for some time. I typically spend about 30 minutes to an hour here when I visit on a Saturday afternoon. They are open on Saturday from 9 am - 1 pm. There is no entrance fee, and all of the vendors have very fair prices. I've bought fresh vegetables and local flowers from here before. My flowers lasted over a week and were a hit. I love the food trucks, with Tasty Yolk being my absolute favorite and go-to breakfast stop. I also love the Tipsy Cone Ice Cream truck; please try their specials, they are amazing. These two trucks typically have the longest line, and it's easy to see why. We've also stopped at BRYAC for shrimp (not for me), and I was told they were delicious (I don't care for seafood). With all of the food options, it would be great if they had a few additional tables and chairs where people could sit and eat for a few minutes. There is usually only one or two tables people will fight for every few minutes. They bring in great music and kids have the opportunity to run around and enjoy. Parent's I would recommend bringing a few toys, like a football, beach ball, etc. for simple entertainment. Parking is a bit tricky, I never find a spot in the lot, but I have luck on the side streets most of the time. Tip, it can get buggy here, so be sure to spray yourself before you go, it will save you a good deal of bug bites!

In its 2nd season! Every Saturday through the summer…read more Vendors include: sport hill farm, aralia farm, Janes good food, K is for Cookie, Red Bee Just to list a few. Lecture series. Food tasting./demos. Family fun activities.

We had a wonderful time at last night's Farm Dinner. The setting was perfect and we thoroughly…read moreenjoyed the food and presentation. Definitely can't wait for the next one!

Visited in the first week of September, so it was very early in the apple season. The orchard only…read morehad small bags available for purchase at $10..I wish they offered larger bag options. Parking was plentiful across the road, and a tractor ride is required to get up to the apple trees, which was fun for kids. They only had two types of apples available (McIntosh and Gala), along with the last of their peaches. The apples closest to the drop-off point didn't look great, but the trees further up the slope had much better-looking fruit, likely because the slope deterred pickers. The store was stocked with fresh baked goods and, of course, apple cider donuts. There's also an animal farm on-site, which costs extra for big kids and adults (I believe it's free for kids under three). Overall, it was an okay experience. The limited apple selection and condition of some of the trees were a bit disappointing, but the tractor ride and fresh baked goods added some charm. I'd recommend going later in the season for a better variety and quality of apples.

Nourished is such a great addition to the area! Kayla and Greg are incredibly sweet and very…read moreknowledgeable about health. They have an awesome selection of premade meals, healthy drinks, supplements, snacks, protein bars, made-to-order protein shakes, and fresh juice to go. Everything feels thoughtfully curated and genuinely nourishing. Love having a new healthy food spot nearby, highly recommend! The only suggestion would be to add more premade vegetarian and vegan options.

Very nice inside and staff was friendly. Had some pretty good options inside and the smoothie was…read moredelicious. Nice that they had the macros posted too.

This is the best place to go on a Sunday AM. In addition to the usual vendor types they have…read moreopened the space up to local restaurants. Must try the meatballs, best I've ever had. Argentinan restaurant has the best lemonade, filled with coconut and pinapple. Middle Eastern Salads to go make for a nice Monday lunch. Seafood guy is selling shrimp by the piece with spicy cocktail sauce. Next week I plan to try the fresh mozzarella and tomato sandwiches

Terrible "farmers market" No meat, no seafood and almost no vegetables. Great if you want to go…read morefor lunch. Peruvian truck is great(so is the Peruvian restaurant 30 feet away) if you're willing to wait 30 minutes. Expensive bread and muffins(better at the bakery 1 block away). I've been waiting for a farmers market to come to town for years but this is truly a disappointment. Better off going to rye or Greenwich. It's more of a place to go get lunch. Which is a shame considering how many great restaurants there are in close proximity.

The Trumbull Farmers' Market is on Thursdays at Twin Brooks Park from May through October. Check…read morethe website for the exact dates. They have good trucks, local produce, cupcakes, kettle corn, dumplings, tacos so much to buy and eat. There's face painting and there was also an ambulance and people were learning cpr. Friendly vendors, and it's great to support them. They had popcorn! It's just a fun place, fun ambiance! There free parking.

A lovely little market in the park Thursday afternoon from 4-7. I got there early and was…read moredisappointed they made me drive farther back because I didn't have a Trumbull town sticker. I don't think they should be exclusionary like that - how about first come first serve for parking like the other markets. Aside from that issue, it's was a very sweet market with a musician. It had a nice selection of everything plus some wonderful kettle corn. They also have a great pet food and treat vendor and my pup actually loved what I brought home! I'd highly recommend this one.