This place is worth planning a saturday around. Specifically the fresh apple cider doughnuts. They…read moreare basically made to order and might be little pillows of rainbows and sunshine for your mouth. Apple cider isn't usually something I'm gonna go running for but when I got that first smell, my legs just started going. Once I obtained the delicious morsal of sugar I headed down the walk way and was in constant awe of the handmade and local treasures. From hanging bug eating plants... yes plants that EAT bugs... to pottery, honey, spices, veggies, free range eggs (second best find of the day)... One of the best markets I've been too. Can't wait to see what it's like in prime season!

Great place to wonder around on a Saturday. Live music, Fresh produce, flowers and even mushroom…read morefarmer. We purchased homemade jellys which were fabulous. Lots of little shops and restaurants. We ate at Zeezees Vegan place in the Market Place. Excellent food...kale steak and lentil soup with brown rice.

A bit expensive which is why I gave a 4. Otherwise it's great. The apple cider slushees are amazing…read moreand all the produce I've received has been great! The small bakery area has fantastic little treats.

Community Farmer's Market opened in June 2013 by a group of native farmer's market vendors…read morecompassionate to expand access to local foods in the community. CFM is a community driven farmer's market that embodies the essence of collaboration and circular leadership with vendors, farmers, consumers, community members, and the CFM board. We always welcome your insight, suggestions, and volunteering your time to the market. Our mission is to expand Farmers' Market opportunities for local farmers, food producers & artisans, accommodate community needs, and to expand consumption of nutritious, local fresh foods in the New River Valley Region. Our vision is to create a vibrant, community-supported market that supports local farms & businesses and connects community members and local farms together; sustaining the growth of Farms & Markets for future generations by establishing partnerships and providing ongoing education to help sustain the health and well-being of community members, contribute to economic growth and provide nutritional support starting from the soil up. Community Farmers Market Hours: Saturday 8AM - 2PM Tuesday 9AM - 12PM (sometimes later)

Local produce, local goods, baked goods, local sundries, eggs, honey, meats and seafood all under…read morethe pavillion. Saturday morning starts about 8:00 am. Dozens of friendly farmer vendors, community groups and local purveyors. Well supported by the local community, its been packed with folks each time ive visited. Plenty of parking all around, a private lot as well as street parking on all sides. Well worth a visit and support, and actually less expensive than the chain grocery stores with items thats fresher and locally produced and sourced. 4 Stars a solid farmers market 01016

Passing through I got some fresh eggs and sourdough bread. I was hoping for some beef but oh well…read more There's some good produce and other jellies and honey. Nice little farmers market.

Check out the great selection of fresh, locally-grown vegetables, herbs, flowers, honey, fruit and…read morenuts, plants, salsa, meats, eggs, fresh milled flours, jams, baked goods & ready-to-eat foods. Check out our Facebook page for all the details - Catawba Valley Farmers Market. Local residents also offer a varied selection of handicrafts ranging from birdhouses & feeders, baskets, jewelry, pottery, old-fashioned bonnets, locally produced cookbooks, barnwood-framed photography, notecards, and handcarved Santas and ornaments. The Catawba Community Center is equipped with a picnic shelter with tables and a playground for the kids. Every Thursday a pottery class/craft project will be conducted by a Roanoke City Schools art teacher for a small fee. There will also be pottery-making and wood carving demonstrations for everyone to watch. While you're at the market be sure to stop by the manager's table to put your name in the monthly drawing to win $25 worth of "market money". Come out to the beautiful Catawba Valley to enjoy local food, arts and crafts! Open every Thursday from 3:30-6:30 May-October at the Catawba Community Center right off Rte. 311 near The Homeplace Restaurant.

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.

Always phenomenal home made food at a reasonable price. Very comfortable ambiance. Highly…read morerecommend!

From the owner: Farm to Table experience. When you support us you support…read morelocal families and farmers. Fresh produce, rare plants and much much more!! Can’t wait to see you!!

Easy parking, nice variety, friendly folks. Special shout out for Grain Story Bakery's cake,…read moreshortbread, and pretzels made from locally grown and ground flour. After the market we started lunch with dessert: Grain Story cake paired with Sugar Cube cantaloupe (also from the farmers market) and Keto vanilla bean ice cream. Yummy!

Bombay Chai serves the most perfect Chai. It is subtle, aromatic and and pleasing. The caffeine…read morecontent is not too strong, and the sweetness is just enough. They are obviously doing something right, as Bahrat told me that they often sell twelve gallons on a Saturday. His wife Shashma prepares a lovely Poha. I watched her carefully squeezing lemon juice over the "potato rice" with seasoned peanuts, tomatoes, cilantro, coconut and pomegranate seeds. As I dug into it I even found itty bitty mildly hot peppers, and what I think were tiny tender lime leaves. On a quick glance this appears to be simple Indian street food which it is, but once you sit down and savor the complexity of flavors you realize that no, it is perfect Indian food brimming with authenticity.