This is a top-notch produce stand. It offers a nice variety of fruits, veggies and two types of…read moreboiled peanuts. The tarped area that makes up the stand's lobby is clean and well shaded. We stopped in and bought some apples and mangoes. Both were extremely delicious and of high quality. The boiled peanuts were tasty as well.

This farmers market is on the corner of 84 and 123 . SUPER NICE PEOPLE . Go see them you won't be…read moredisappointed ! Also have pumpkins and firewood for sale !

Always love stopping here to buy fresh locally grown vegetables! Friendly helpful people. Always a…read moregreat selection.

Awesome little market with fresh vegetables and tons of jams and jellies along with fresh milk and…read moreAmish products.

Nice spot for local stuff. Fresh produce, good coffee. Preserves, cheeses, lots of tasty items. We…read morehad some tasty tomatoes grown in southern Alabama. If you're passing through Cottondale, give it a try!

A beautiful area - many American's dont know about 30A but this strip is so up and coming to the…read moremainstream folks, it's gorgeous and worth it. Super packed, dont expect to find parking on weekends. Lots of options for food: food carts, snacks, coffee, beach shops and seating all over. The beach is just spotless and stunning. Id love to stay here in the future! Oh and clean bathrooms - very impressive!

After hearing about this market for some years, we were excited to finally come here on our first…read morevisit to this part of the state. We came on a recent Saturday and the main street was pretty much chockers with cars, although we managed a spot right next to the market. There are probably two dozen vendors but only one produce stand, which is primarily why the experience wasn't a knockout for me. Most of the market was novelty snacks and baked goods, and I did appreciate the samples! Some of my favourite samples were the shrimp ceviche and unidentifiable crumbly biscuit. We ended up grabbing a bag of mixed nuts and cranberries and a whole lot of veggies. The location of this market, enveloped by the beach front, food trucks, sidewalks, and a super cute Seaside houses, pretty much makes it a destination. I'd be glad to go back.

Best catfish plates! I got there quite often and love the food and service. They have more things…read moreto order but the catfish is my favorite!

i am an old country boy, grew up on peas, buttertbeans and other vegetables out of the garden. i…read morenow live near orlando and do not have a garden. two times a year when i travel to alamabl i stop at johnsons produce to load up my freezer with the good stuff. i am going there sunday 7/29 to get about 6 hampers of peas and butter beans, shelled and ready for blanching and the freezer. johnsons has never let me down. alwaysthe freshest and top quality. when i have the children over for dinner, the leftovers seem to disappear. thanks johnsons loyd g. gilley - clermont fla.

Variety of products being sold . Vendors were all pleasant and knowledgeable. Met lots of people…read moreand dogs it was a nice outing on a beautiful Saturday parking was easy too .

What a spectacular market! The setup is beautiful and many unique vendors. The wonderful lady that…read moreoversees the market helped me get about 25 pounds of unshelled dried peanuts thru one of her vendors that came from Alabama. They coordinated directly with me to ensure that I received exactly what I needed. Now we can have Alabama boiled peanuts throughout the football season in Texas. Customer service like this is worth talking about!!

Few vendors. Only 2 produce venders. Time of year might be the reason. There were some craft…read morefolk too, but nothing interested me.

Small but mighty market…read more ***In the hotter summer months they are only open Saturday morning.*** Friendly stand owners with produce, food trucks, soaps, baked goods, crafts, jewelry and other items.