Eastchase Farmer's Market is every Saturday morning from 7am to noon in the parking lot, just look…read morefor all the tents by Dilliards. It's quite special to have a little farmers market. Go early to get - Fresh Moringa (to add to your salads) or herbs from Mayin Farm - Fresh meats and produce from the farm - Sunflowers - Roasted and boiled peanuts - Plants from Leatherwood Nursery - Pickled Okra from M&M farms - Homemade soaps - Honey - Baked goods - Blueberry Lemonade

Lake Martin has a great local food source in Oakview Farms. They sell wheat berries for folks that…read moremake their own bread. They offer u pick blueberries, they make their own goat cheese, eggs, and honey. They also sell a lot of organic and sustainable vegetables and grains. They are also really nice and will take time to educate you about what they sell. We first went there to buy our own bread making supplies and equipment and they took time to educate us about the process. They are just off of Redland Road so they are only about 15 minutes from some parts of Lake Martin. Call ahead to make sure they are open but Saturdays are a great day to go all year. Let the kids feed the goats as you get your own locally made organic food.

Good products and variety! Everyone is very knowledgeable of their product and friendly!read more

Pure excellence!!…read more This is a local farmer's market with an excellent selection of local fruits and vegetables. It typically runs during the summer from June - August/September. Locally-grown tomatoes, eggplant, PEACHES (!!), zucchini, watermelon, even fresh local cinnamon and tea! I also scored some an amazing banana bread loaf, and locally-raised beef which I have yet to try. Every farmer we encountered was entirely happy to let you see, touch, and taste the products. That's the sign of proud people who stand by their products, and an excellent reason to visit. To cap it all off, there was a really lovely local bluegrass band serenading the market at 7am. A really nice touch. I can't wait to return week after week!

A coworker and I stopped here for lunch today. It was both of our first visits and it turned out to…read morebe a great decision. The staff were super friendly and the food was delicious. Large servings make sure leaving hungry is not an option. The platter is a really good deal for the amount of food my buddy got. I went with the brisket plate with banana pudding and field peas for sides. Everything was really good. Good sweet tea. The market has plenty of options to take home out of the freezer section and items like cheese straws(wife loves) Definitely recommend checking the market out.

A cool vibe like walking into your grandmas house and getting some good homemade sides with some…read morereally good bbq. The folks treat you like family as well this is a must stop for sure.

OOPS, WRONG ONE! If…read moreyou are looking for "The" farmer's market, this is probably not the one that you want. It is a very small and limited and today we only noticed two vendors. This market is located on the "other" side of town, (safe but run down). It appeared to be in an old building that was one used for oil changes. We were looking for a rather large market with a varied selection of products beyond produce. This was not it. It is that local market that is ideal for those who reside in a "food desert and have limited access to fresh fruits and vegetables. I am sure that it is appreciated in this particular area.

I've been shopping at Capitol for a while now, they have a variety of things of a diverse group…read more Jamaicans, Africans, Spanish, Asians etc. All different people shop there for their own specific type of food. I think it's a really good store and I'll continue to go there. Sometimes the place could be a little cleaner however It's not bad.

Capitol market has so many items from all over. I enjoy the amount of fruit and fresh vegetables…read morethey have available from all over the globe. Their prices are reasonable as well. They have so many whole fish options as well. I have gotten bad fish from this location. I am not sure if they properly store it because the section has an extremely strong smell. All in all if you're looking for something specific especially an international brand. This market is the place to go

Stopped in here with family to check this place out and buy a few things. It's a little small from…read morewhat I'm used to for a Farmers Market but it was also a weekday so it's possible that all of the vendors weren't there. It's outside and some vendors are under cover and others had their own pop up tents. I picked up a nice red onion, a basket of beautiful, seedless blackberries, and a bottle of BBQ sauce. Overall, it was nice with a variety of vendors who were all quite friendly.

I brought my boys here yesterday afternoon and we had a blast. The owner likes you to call first to…read moremake sure there are plenty of berries ripe for picking, but he has thousands of bushes so I can't ever imagine that would be a problem. We found a whole area of bushes that hadn't been touched in awhile and filled up our buckets quickly! Cost is $10/gallon and you use the honor system when the owner is not in the office. Will definitely be coming back here again!

Just a short drive from Auburn, Blueberry Havens offers a fun way to spend the afternoon. Drive…read moreup, say hello to the friendly owner, grab a few buckets and start picking! I went today with my mom and we gathered three buckets' worth of our own-picked and then an extra gallon of the cream of the crop picked by the owner himself. There was a slight drizzle which meant not too hot. The owner recommends you call ahead to make sure there are plenty of ripe berries ready for picking and today was perfect. There is also a collection of Rare & Used books for sale as well as some local honey. Be sure to pick up some great blueberry recipes when you pay. Great for kids!