Very cute farmers market. I will note that if you go to the one with CitySeed on Saturday, they are…read moreall the same vendors for the most part.

This farmer's market is the 2nd most popular/biggest one in New Haven besides the Wooster Square…read moreone (which CitySeed also organizes). The one at Edgewood buts up against the edge of Westville Village, which is nice if you also want to grab bunch of coffee before/after your market grabs. This market is only Sunday mornings and typically has over 10 vendors selling cheeses, fruits, vegetables, breads, and pastries from local farmers and businesses. They also do special vendors every once in a while like handmade soaps, or flowers. I really dig this market because it's right in the park, which makes for a nice setting, and it tends to feel more family-oriented and casual. There's often live music, games, or tables set up with recipes or information to learn about the produce selling that day.

Lots of vendors. Market is on tuesdays 2-5:30. They have Vegetables, honey, plants, meals, candy,…read moreorganic popsicles, flavored oil and vinegar, bread, cookies, cheese, flowers, Asian dumplings, pickles,soap, coffee and more.

This is my favourite farmer's market as they try to stock organic produce and Non-GMOs. I buy my…read moretomatoes from Walding fields farm stall, my mozzarella and pesto from the friendly stall that sells it, the flowers from the Shorts stall, and other produce when in season mainly from the stalls certified as organic. They also have live music and baked goods. And are happy to proffer samples if you ask for it. When in season, the snap peas are my favourite! I could even eat them as a dessert just as is, as they are that sweet and delicious!

Meant to write a review recently - what a lovely spot! Lived in Monroe all these years and never…read morestopped; gorgeous flowers - seriously not a bad one to pick from - and sweet ladies working there. The price was a bit more than other generic places but the quality more than makes up for it. Bought a hanging basket and a porch basket and was super pleased. Will definitely be back.

It was smaller then I thought - I saw it in passing, and on the way back had to stop. The parking…read morewas a fair sized lot, and the signage obviously easy to read. But they only had Easter flowers. The other structures on the property don't seem to be open to the public. It is just the tent out front with multiple tables. But the flowers are beautiful, prices clearly marked, and they take credit cards. The people there were also friendly but not over the top.

Nice selection of items, the old Italian guy behind the counter was really cheerful too.read more

Such a cute place! Store owner was extremely kind and helpful, they have anything from bath bombs…read moreand self care, to pickles and salad dressing! I purchased a miso ginger salad dressing that is absolutely delicious. The sweet bourbon glaze is also a kitchen staple now!

This is an amazing place. Lots of fun! Good time for people who love America. We are looking…read moreforward to going again and honoring our Commander and Chief and our beautiful country. Thank you Townline Farm!

The farm is in September gear with awesome hayrides, an incredible corn maze and of course the most…read moredelicious produce. Today's purchases included peppers, string beans, tomatoes, maple syrup, and especially gorgeous eggplant. It is a fall feast for a king or queen.

l love Wells Hollow...the ice cream is wonderful with many flavors available. It is the perfect…read moredestination for the kids. They love it.

One thing to know about me is I love plants; all kinds of plants. Perennials, annuals and…read morehouseplants. I have an almost impossible amount of house plants and yet when I am in a store that has a garden center, I have to look and yes, I almost always end up getting a new friend. I have gone to many of the nurseries around the area and traveled out of my way for something new that I can't live without. Dramatic? Sure. Do I care? No. Am I exaggerating? Nope. So, imagine my heartbreak when one of my favorite little plant nooks had at least a dozen plants that were if not already dead, would be shortly. The worst part of this is because they haven't been watered! What used to be a beautiful hanging scindapsus has been reduced to a shriveled shadow of its former self. I found a Micans shoved on a low shelf in the same shriveled condition. I offered to buy it at a lower price but the woman didn't have the authority to adjust the price. I could go on and on. This is usually a great little shop and I have bought several plants there. I would much rather support a small business than a big box but come on, you have to do better especially when you are paying a premium. I will add pictures asap.

Awesome local farmers market. Weekly activities for young children. Great selection of local…read moreproduce, prepared foods and beer / spirits (for home consumption). Vendors are friendly and always happy to answer any questions. The live music is nice as well. Highly recommended.

Always plenty of vendors. I go each Friday for Arthur Ave bread and scape pesto. Sometimes I'll get…read morevegies, and most recently i sampled premixed cocktails in a jar and purchased that. There's music, lots of chill folks and children enjoying festivities. Vendors sometimes change but there's always something fun to be found ; wood fired pizza, craft beer, kettle corn, homemade pies, homemade cheeses and more! It can be pricey though.

The winter market is held inside Conte School where there is a large area with adequate space for…read morethe vendors and customers. Vendors include several nearby farms, a fish market, bakery, meats and cheeses and some premade meals to go. I enjoy the bright oranges of carrots and greens of lettuces on those cold and cloudy days of winter. Music adds to the senses and festive vibe. This is one of my favorite Saturday morning events where I can pick up fresh produce for dinner and the week ahead. Check it out!

Jones Winery is one of my new favorites in CT! I went for the first time the other day, and…read moreinitially went to the wrong place! Keep in mind that there is a "Jones Family Farm Pumpkinseed Hill" at 120 Beardsley Rd., and then the "Jones Valley Farm/Jones Winery" at 606 Walnut Tree Rd. My GPS accidentally took me to the Pumpkinseed Farm at first, but it wasn't a big deal because the winery is just a few minutes away. Once I was in the right place, a staff member greeted me and gave me the wine/food menu. They have a lot of different areas to sit, including a patio with tables/umbrellas (where they had live music playing), a pavilion with tables underneath, an upper patio that was covered by a pergola with leaves/vines on top, and an inside bar area with seating. The inside bar area has garage doors that were open, leading out to the upper patio. Even though it was a hot day, I sat under the pergola and it was surprisingly cool underneath! After sitting down, a staff member quickly came over and took my drink/food order. I tried a glass of the Sunshine White, which was delicious! It was on the sweeter side though. Keep in mind that they only sell wine by the glass on the menu, but they do have a store where you can buy bottles to go. I also ordered the Simply Cheese Plate, which came with sharp cheddar cheese, Jones Berry Chutney, and sea salt crackers. This was excellent! They also do have a "Light Fare" menu with things like a hummus plate, cheesecake, popcorn, etc. The service was fast and the staff were friendly. They had a "Bouquet Bar" set up where you could buy fresh cut flowers, as well as a small gift shop. Overall a very cool winery in Shelton, I would definitely recommend!

Owner is a raving bitch. Came on 3rd of July with our Service Animal and owner was nasty and cold…read more Refused to swap out one wine from a wine flight because of an allergy and only offered one flight of wine. Place was not busy so no reason to be so non-service oriented. Wine was just OK never coming back where they treat customers so bad.