We enjoyed the Farmers Market located on the charming tree-lined street of Haile Plantation Village…read morein Gainesville. It is open once a week on Saturday from 8:30am to 12 noon. The market features local farmers with fruits and vegetables, local baked goods, artisan foods, prepared foods, meats and fish, cut flowers, plants, crafts and more. It was a nice stroll over a couple blocks purchasing several items along the way including sourdough bread, quiche, honey, fruit and desserts.

I love this farmer's market! It's in a perfect spot where there's plenty of space for different…read morebooths but it's still easy to make sure you get around to all of them. There's a great variety of vendors and while things can be a little pricey, that's just the nature of a farmer's market and supporting small businesses. I would come here every week if I could and it's always the highlight of my Saturdays! I will say parking can be tough so I like to come early, but usually if you drive around enough you can eventually get a spot. The vendors are always super friendly and lots of them will give out samples as well. I definitely recommend coming here to start out your weekend with something pleasant.

This place is AMAZING! They have amazing seasonal organic vegetables. The farm and their crew are…read morepassionate about what they do and it shows. It feels great buying, sustainable, organically farmed vegetables and supporting this farm. I didn't realize how labor intensive their work was until I volunteered at their Winter Park Farmers Market. This is definitely a labor of love for them, they love feeding their local community. I love supporting businesses like this one.

I can't say enough on how fabulous this place is on ever level! You won't find fresher organic…read moreproduce around and having a fresh share box each week which I pick up at the St. Augustine Ampitheater is so convenient. The box the produce comes packed in is an amazing storage container which really helps keep the produce fresh without wrapping in plastic. I am an avid juicer and have really enjoyed juicing vegetables I would have not tried on my own. The cooking recipes are most helpful and have added great nutritional variety to my diet as well. The produce comes neatly packed and pre-rinsed. I always look forward to seeing what I have in my box each Saturday, always such a treat! Check them out; you won't be disappointed!!! Love, love, love what they do!

What an experience! Visited mid-May for the Blueberries, blackberries, peaches and wildflowers. Go…read moreearly am opening at 9am when the summer air still has a cool breeze or late evening. Spent 2 hours leisurely picking. So much fun and so relaxing as you gingerly touch and look at fruit opportunities to pick. First time and will be back with each season. The website informs pickers of the possibilities based on the season. Farm is maintained and so inviting! A water hand washing station on site. TRAVIS, a family member of the 105 year old farm property is onsite to explain all. He just won a national award as Community College Professor of The Year teaching agriculture. He takes great pride in this small family-owned farm which is a must to do in the Ocala- Gainesville area,

What a great time at a U PICK you own farm just outside of downtown Citra! I found them on…read moreFacebook and decided to check them out because they stated "the vines are heavy with fruit and the picking is easy". They were telling the truth. No pesticides allows you to try it directly from the vine. The owners are so nice and informative. I didn't know what to expect but she waved me in and gave me the run down. Once I had enough blackberries to make a big crumble I headed back to the check out. After that I headed back out with a cup to pick the most amazing flowers. She challenged me to fill the entire cup and it was $10 for as many as I could fit it it. These flowers were just gorgeous as you can see from the pictures. I also grabbed a bag of okra after asking how to make fried okra. She happily told me how she makes hers with an egg wash, cornmeal, flour, garlic salt, onion salt and pepper. Such a friendly place for everyone. I highly recommend!

Very pleased with my first "$25, whatever we have" bag from this farm. They gave me a GIGANTIC head…read moreof napa, a pair of turnips with the greens attached, a bundle of short, whitish carrots, a bag of arugula, a small head of iceberg, a yellow onion, a leek, a head of broccoli including the stalk, a bunch of kale, a half pint of yellow cherry tomatoes... I think that was it. I may come back and check this later. The quality of everything was top notch when it arrived, with not even a single squishy tomato or a brown spot on a leaf. It's a nice variety, including some things that will last into the second/third week which is important in These Times :P (are you seeing the size of this napa tho)

Great company, amazingly fresh produce, excellent customer service. First time buying produce from…read morethem today and love everything I got! Will definitely order again. Not sure about the butterfly people but they sound a little melodramatic to me.

Really nice farmers market open Mondays starting 4:00 p.m.. there is usually live music and a…read morewhole plethora of vendors selling produce bread supplements food and drink. They're also a couple of trucks selling food from mobile kitchens. A joy for everyone.

A local farmer's market in Gainesville! They offer local produce, meat, eggs and artisan crafts…read more It's only open on Monday afternoons from 4-7pm. Life is good with farmers!

This very local weekly farmer's market occurs on Tuesdays, between 3 and 6pm. Leaving Gainesville…read morebefore 4pm allowed us to miss the horrendous rush hour traffic typically heading west. The market had six or seven vendors, with local veggies, local sprouts and local brownies! Everyone was super nice and welcoming and the prices were very fair. I bought some sweet Vidalia onions, local zucchini and local yellow squash plus some spicy radish sprouts. All are very delicious. We cut up the squash and microwaved it in the hotel with sea salt, black pepper and olive oil. Simple but very yummy! The sprouts are just amazing as they are! I will eat more on my sandwich tomorrow! Life is good with a small, local, friendly farmer's market! I gave it four stars because it's small but to be fair, it's in a small but growing town! Let's support them in the future!

I love catching this produce stand when it's open. I drive 301 often to go visit family and this…read morestand is fairly priced, has great selections of fruit, veggies, fresh baked breads, honey, jams, meats and cheeses! This round we bought fresh green beans, corn on the cob and cheese. Previously we have try the locally made breads- they are FABULOUS! And I bought a garlic cheddar there that a friend on mine would kill for, lol. Staff is always friendly. The produce stand is open air, utilizing the L shaped "porch" around the warehouse. There is a bathroom.... that's not 5 stars. My only warning. Otherwise, enjoy shopping.

Noone ever answers the phone????? Trying to buy in bulk??? .......been 2months now Noone answers…read morethe phone

This was my first visit to this relatively new contender in the incredible variety of farmer's…read moremarkets in this area! Open Sunday, 10am-2pm, it is very welcoming with plenty of well-marked parking, friendly vendors, overhead cover, space to enjoy and clean bathrooms! I met an incredible local wagyu beef farmer named Doug, an amazing vegan pastry vendor named Brie, a pork farming couple and more including an awesome homemade fruit jam vendor and a sourdough baker! As is consistently the case in this area, everyone is polite, respectful, friendly and gracious. It was great fun to learn about these amazing, delicious, healthy local products! It's even more fun to enjoy them! Nothing artificial here! Just pure, healthy, delicious food provided by passionate people. Plus, it's actually good for us! Life is good with an amazing local farmer's market!